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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 70, 10 December 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WHAT! FAIRBANKS GET TOKIO POST? O'BRIEN SAYS NO
DEATH TAKES COL. CRAWFORD
U. S. AMBASSADOR •TO JAPAN WHO WAS IN CITY YESTERDAY
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY IN LOS ANGELES
GUY BOND OFFER TURNED DOWN BY N.Y. FINANCIERS
20 RESCUED FROM TERRIBLE PLIGHT IN LAKE ONTARIO
SIXTY MINERS ENTOMBED; RESCUERS FIND TWO DEAD
The Great Act, "American Dollars"
ELECTION FIZZLE A BLOWN TO LORDS
HINDUS FIGHT FOR COWS; 150 INJURED IN CALCUTTA
GEMS STOLEN; SUES BOAT
MOB BURNS I.W.W. OUT; STORMS JAIL
WESTERN SPAIN RAZED BY CYCLONE; MANY DROWNED
FIRST WOMAN JURY CALLED TO PASS ON DIVORCE DECREE
SUES FOR LEOPOLD'S WEALTH
FRENCHMAN ASCENDS 10,499 FEET; BREAKS AIR RECORD AGAIN
$42,000 FOR AIR MEET SUBSCRIBED
91,500,000 IS LAST CENSUS ESTIMATE, FIGURES AT NOON
NAN PATTERSON BOBS UP AGAIN, AS RICH MAN'S WIFE
IN HOBBLE SKIRT, ROLLS 20 FEET DOWN MOUNTAIN
BIG BEQUEST TO T. R. REVOKED IN CODICIL
SON IS NOT PRISONER, DECLARES ENRIQUE CREEL
HIGH SCHOOL BONDS VOTED
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ITALY TO SETTLE FATE OF CHARLTON
WHITE MAN WEDS INDIAN; LAND LOST
BEDOUINS, IN REVENGEMURDER 100 CHRISTIANS
FIVE MORE SMUGGLED CHINESE FOUND ON BOAT
DRAGGED TO DEATH BY HORSE
MICHIGAN VILLAGE BURNING
PRESIDENT LISTS NAMES OF AVAILABLE JUSTICES
PERKINS RETIRES, WILL HELP LABOR
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
FOLLOW MRS. EDDY ON CHURCH RULE
GOVERNMENT PLANS CANAL BOND ISSUE
RANSDELL REMAINS HEAD OF WATERWAYS CONGRESS
MILLER CONVICTION UPSET
GROWERS CONSIDER BACTERIA
AUDITOR IS DECLARED GUILTY
BURGLARS GET BIG HAUL
WOMAN CAPTURES OCTOPUS ON HOOK
CHILD LEADS POLICE TO KIDNAPED BOY AND GANG
OFFICIALS RETAIN CALIFORNIA LANDS
WEALTHY MAN GOES TO PRISON
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Important Changes In Santa Fe Train Schedules
ARIZONANS LOOT CONVENTION HALL
RETIRED ARTILLERY CHIEF SHOOTS HIMSELF IN HEAD
SHOOTS WIFE AFTER FUSS, THEN SELF; BOTH MAY DIE
SON HELD FOR FATHER'S DEATH
CHILD AWARDED TO MOTHER
BOY WHO GOT LOST HUNTING FOR SANTA . CLAUS IN BROADWAY
BOY HUNTING SANTA IS LOST IN BUSY BROADWAY
CALIFORNIA CLUBWOMEN URGE PROBE OF DAIRIES
TO DETERMINE MAYOR'S RIGHT
DICKINSON WANTS WAR AEROPLANES
COTTON MARKET RECOVERS ON FEDERAL ASSURANCES
AUTO TAKES PLACE OF BRONCO IN PLAINS HUNT
PASADENA BOARD PLANS TO RENEW OWENS RIVER DEAL
PRESENT IN MAN'S POCKET PROVES GUN TO KILL WIFE
MOTHER OF SLAIN CHILD DIES
ATTORNEY HATCH FOUND GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT
CHANDLER, 70, TO TAKE BRIDE
AGENT ACCUSED OF THEFT
Telegraph Briefs
TACOMA'S LOSS ON RECOUNT IS 33,000
JAPAN ORDERS 27,000-TON CRUISER BUILT IN ENGLAND
PACIFIC COMMISSIONERS BACK
JOHNSON & SHORT. BARRISTERS
LOS ANGELES AND AVIATION
A WORLD'S RECORD OF GROWTH
AFTER THE MUCKRAKERS
U.S. MELTING POT FOR NATIONS,WHY NOT FOR MUSIC, ASKS COMPOSER
Gifted Los Angeles Woman Hopes for National Form of Melody in America, but Not in This Generation
A POEM WORTH WHILE
Public Letter Box
A HEARTY LAUGH
J. MARION BROOKS DYING IN HOSPITAL
RAILWAY COMPANY MAKES CHANGES ON CITY LINES
TAILOR VISITS HOSPITAL; TELLS OF STRANGE VOICES
Theaters
FIFTY AUTOS FOR EXCURSION
COAST OF MEXICO EXCURSION
SHAW FUNERAL NOT ARRANGED
NEGRO.ACCUSED OF PERJURY
NEW YORKERS HOLD ELECTION
Pretty Actress Says Her Name Was Wished on Her by Friend
Music
Clubs
WILL PLAY SANTA CLAUS
STRANGERS IN THE CITY
LEE ARTHUR WILL STAGE NEW PLAY AT BURBANK
SANTA ANA AND ORANGE GIVEN NEW TIME TABLE
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
'KNIGHTS OF KARNIVAL' PLAN 'KOMICAL KAPERS'
MERCHANTS OF PASADENA DESIRE MUNICIPAL BAND
FAVOR SUNDAY CLOSING
VOTES FOR AGE PENSIONS
, SAYS SHE'S 101 YEARS OLD
LIBRARY FOR TOURISTS
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
ESTOPPEY MAKES 472 D MILE
TAKES BIPLANE TO RANCH
ON TRAIL OF DOG POISONERS
WILL PLAY BALL SUNDAY
SHOOTS SELF BY ACCIDENT
GAS MERGER TO BUILD $500,000 NEW PLANT
COMPANY ELECTS DIRECTORS
FINE CHICKENS POISONED
TO SELL RED CROSS SEALS
OCEAN PARK MAY CHANGE OFFICIAL NAME TO VENICE
BOYS CAUGHT TRAPPING FISH FREED ON PAROLE
COURT DISMISSES ACTION IN CASE OF SODA COMPANY
ALLEGES VIOLATION OF LEASE
MAY REGULATE GAS COMPANIES
CITY CONDEMNS TWO BLOCKS
REDLANDS NOTES
CEMENT PLANT IN OPERATION
OVER 11.000-000 BALES OF U. S. COTTON REPORTED
WINERY MEN LOSE SUIT AGAINST LOCAL DRY LAW
BRADSTREETS' WEEKLY LETTER
Shipping News
Important Changes In Simla l> Train Schedules •
NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
INDEPENDENTS FAVOR OUTPUT CURTAILMENT
PYRAMID REDRILLS NO. 1 IN SANTA PAULA FIELD
ADAMS STRIKES HOLD UP
SUES FOR ROYALTY
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICE OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
NEW SONORA RAILROAD WILL OPEN RICH LAND
QUEEN CON. TO RESUME
UNCOVERS NEW ORE
COPPER BASIN STRIKES GLANCE AT SIXTY FEET
AT BARRETT SPRINGS ■
VALLECITOS ACTIVE
METAL MARKET
TO FLY 3000 FEET OVER LOS ANGELES
MANY CLUBS SEND FLOWERS TO DR. GOODFELLOW'S BIER
FEDERATION CLUB MEN WORK HARD FOR MEMBERS
SANTA FE COMPLETES 25 MILES OF DOUBLE TRACK
ACQUITTED OF THEFT CHARGE
RAILROAD OFFICIAL HERE
POBTAL OFFICIAL DIEB
DEATH CLAIMS AQED WOMAN
PENITENTIARIES CROWDED, SO THIEF GOES TO JAIL
BUTTER MEN PUT UP FIGHT AGAINST OLEOMARGARINE
BRIDGE PLAN PROTESTED BY HARBOR COMMISSION
YOUNG WOMAN STRUCK BY AUTO; SERIOUSLY INJURED
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE WANT OPINIONS ON LAWS
SALT LAKE RAILWAY MAN MISSING FROM HIS HOME
$18,000 NEW EQUIPMENT ADDED TO WATER PLANT
BETTER BERVICEANNOUNCED
LABORER'S INJURIES FATAL
BANKRUPTCY PETITION FILED
DENIED DIVORCE FROM WIFE OF FORTY YEARS
NEW AUDITOR OF COUNTY NAMES CLARENCE MALLARD
CHINESE SENT TO PRISON DOOMED TO SECOND TERM
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Short Card Bouts Prove Attractive to the Local Ring Fans
PLENTY OF SPORT AT AMATEUR SHOW
BASEBALL MAGNATES TO DISCUSS THIRD LEAGUE
Y. M. C. A. HAS NOVEL TENNIS GROUNDS
EIGHT TERMS KEPT IN RACE BY STIMULANTS
NEW FOOTBALL CODE TO BE REVIEWED BY I.A.C.
FARMERS REJOICE OVER PALO VERDE
Young Men's Christian Association Members Enjoying Sport on Housetop
PALO ALTO -L.A.H.S. STRUGGLE TODAY.
SAN DIEGO TO PLAY ALL OTHER WINTER LEAGUERS
SHAUGHNESSY A WITNESS IN RACING BRIB E PROBE
GARNER'S RIDING OAKLAND FEATURE
NATIONS WILL SUPPORT SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
OLDFIELD GOING AFTER RECORDS
TV COBB, BUT NOT BALL PLAYER, WINS BALTIMORE FIGHT
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
MARS LATE FOR MEETING
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
FEDERAL DECISION ADVANCES STOCKS
BANK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK COTTON
FIRM UNDERTONE RULES LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
BT. LOUIB WOOL
STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COFFEE AND SUGAR
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
RETAILERS SELLING EGGS AT 50 CENTS A DOZEN
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
TEACHERS WILL DISCUSS FOREIGN LANGUAGE PLANS
BRINGS COAL FROM ORIENT
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
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News of the Courts
CITED FOR PRACTICING LAW WITHOUT LICENSE
JAMES SMITH GAINS $6500 IN SUIT AGAINST RAILWAY
WOMAN HELD FOR ATTACK ON ENCHANTER COLLAPSES
WARNING SAVES PAINTERS AT WORK IN COURTHOUSE
GRATTON GUILTY, SAYS JURY
TRIAL OF IRONWORKER BEGINS
PRISONER ASKS FOR TRANSFER
BOY SUES REDONDO RAILWAY
NEW INCORPORATIONS
CHECK FORGER SENT TO IONE
COUNCILMEN MAY DECIDE WAR AGAINST BRICKYARDS
Municipal Affairs
CHIEF'S ABSENCE IS NOT MYSTERIOUS, SAYS MAYOR
PRICE OF STREET LIGHTS HIGHER. BUT COST LESS
MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR CIVIL SERVICE TESTS
ONE BID RECEIVED FOR WILMINGTON HARBOR WORK
BUILDING PERMITS
THE WEATHER
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
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BALDWIN WEDDING PACT DEMANDED
SPANIARD AND JAPANESE RUN TO CONSTABLE'S ARMS
WILL IN CRUDE ENGLISH IS SUFFICIENT FOR COURT
DEPUTY SHERIFF BERDIE TAKES VACATION TO WED
WALT MDUGAL HERE
REAL ESTATE MAN DIES
RETURNS FROM FIELD
WOMAN ROBBED AS SHE KNELT TO AID MAN WHO FAINTED
WOMAN KNEELS TO GIVE AID; THIEF GETS PURSE
OYSTER COCKTAILS CHANGE BACK FROM FOOD TO DRINK
GIRL WHO LOVES DANCING AND NOODLES IS MISSING
LOSES FAITH IN LAWYERS; WILL PLEAD HER OWN CASE
POLICE PROBE BIG ART COLLEGE FIRE
OCCIDENTAL FUND REACHES $310,000
WANTS RECEIPT FOR FINE PAID IN POLICE COURT
REPORTS ON PROPOSED LAWS
MEOW! WOMEN ROW OVER CAT AWARDS
PIONEERS, 97 AND 93, DIE SUDDENLY
OHIO SOCIETY TO MEET
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