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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 75, 15 December 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
U.S. AT MERCY OF ORIENT, DICKINSON ADMITS TO HOUSE
WOMAN HAB 28TH CHILD
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
BALDWIN CLAIMANT LEAVES IN TEARS; MOTHER ASSAILED
Puzzle: Guess Where They Have All Gone
BELL WINS VOTED FOR COAST FAIR
PRESIDENT SIGNS ORDER REARRANGING FOREST AREA
SOCIALIST WINS IN SOUTH
CROCKER TAX IS 986,666
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS DECIDE SPEAKER SHALL NOT NAME COMMITTEES
AFFINITY CHARGE DOES TEAM WORK
MILLIONAIRE'S WILL GIVES LOYAL SERVANTS $70,000
JURY ACQUITS LOUIS GLAVIB
HATTIE LE BLANC'S PLEA WINS JURY
ENGLISH NOBLEMAN WILL WED MISS VIVIAN GOULD
FRIENDS EXPLAIN ABSENCE OF BALDWIN FROM FEAST
AVIATION SCHOOL FOR NAVY TO BE ESTABLISHED HERE
TWELVE MEET DEATH IN VIRGINIA MINE EXPLOSION
FAIL TO AGREE ON PLAN OF TARIFF REVISION
OLDEST WOMAN IN STATE DIES
MRS. EDDY LEAVES $1,500,000 ESTATE; FINAL WILL FILED
GLADYS, 12, FLEES IN GARB OF BOY; NOTE TO DICK CAUSES TROUBLE
CANADIAN CANAL PROJECTS CALL FOR $200,000,000
TWO MEXICAN ROBBERS HELD FOR EXTRADITION
AVIATORS PREPARE FOR 3-DAYS MEET AT FRESNO
GOVERNOR WANTS HOG THIEF
SALISBURY TO RULE GUAM
'NO PRISONERS' IS NAVARRO'S ORDER
CHARGES ILLICIT SALES OF DRUGS CAUSE CRIME
N. Y. CAPITALISTS ACQUIRE LAND IN TEHAMA COUNTY
NEGRO EDUCATOR ASKS QUESTIONS OF SHERIFFS
FILER CimiCD IN 9 TO 14 DAYS
COST OF LIVING IMPERILS NATION, BUTLER ASSERTS
HAS GOLD, DOESN'T KNOW IT; AWAITS ALMSHOUSE BUS
SEATTLE WOMEN FAVOR RECALL OF MAYOR GILL
CHARGES ATTEMPT TO BRIBE
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VESSELS COLLIDE; ONE LIFE IS LOST
CONTRACTOR DIES OF COLD
KILLS GIRL WHO DANCES WITH HIS RIVAL IN LOVE; THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
GOVERNMENT DISPOSING OF NORTHWEST BURNED TIMBER
4000 ON R. F. D. ROUTE MISS MAIL FOR MONTH
EDITOR B. J. WATSON DEAD
IMMEDIATE FORTIFICATION OF SAN PEDRO IS URGED
WICKERSHAM TO RENDER DECISION ON 8-HOUR LAW
U. S. RELIEVES COLUMBIAN OF $10,000 IN DIAMONDS
PHYSICIAN LEAPS FROM WINDOW TO HIS DEATH
TAFT TO SPEAK IN SOUTH
Carnegie's $11,500,000 Peace Gift Is Transferred to Board
FIGHT OVER RESOURCES, NOT MEN, SAYS PINCHOT
MINISTERS OPPOSE GIFT OF FOUNDATION BY GAMBLER
WANT ANY CENSUS DATA? HERE IT IS AT A BARGAIN
WELLS-FARGO WILL FIGHT ASSESSMENTS IN NEVADA
GOVERNOR-ELECT RESIGNS RAILROAD DIRECTORSHIP
AERO CLUB SENDS CHALLENGE
ARIZONA PIONEER DIES
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THE FEDERATION CLUB AND ITS WORK
WHAT CONGRESS WILL DO
UNSAVORY PLAYS ON THE WANE
CLOSING THE POSTOFFICE SUNDAY
STUBBORN KNOTS
ROMANTICISM OF GOLDEN STATE WINS EAST'S GOLD, WRITER SAYS
Editorials by the People
THE PROGRESS OF CALIFORNIA
AND THIS IS WINTER
A HEARTY LAUGH
Society
Attractive Young Woman Who Became Bride at Church Wedding
Clubs
Music
THUNDERBOLT DESTROYS VOLTA WIRELESS STATION
PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC FOR THIRTY YEARS RETIRES
BODY FOUND IN ICE CAKE
HAVEMEYERS QUIT AM. SUGAR
ASSASSIN KILLS WOMAN
LIGHTS GRATE; HAIR BLAZES
UNION CARPENTERS STRIKE
Theaters
REDONDO BEACH SEWER ORDINANCE IS UPHELD
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ROOSEVELT LAUDS PEACE ADVOCATES
SIMPLE ASSAULT. JURY'S VERDICT IN WARS CASE
COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS CHARTER PLANS TONIGHT
CONSOLIDATION BOARD PUZZLED BY QUESTIONS
EXCURSION TO IMPERIAL VALLEY LEAVES TONIGHT
LANDLORD HELD UP BY MAN WHO ASKS TO RENT ROOM
Y. M. C. A. WILL GIVE FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON
ESTATE OF D. C. McGARVIN TURNED OVER TO WIDOW
MANY TURKISH OFFICIALS MASSACRED BY BEDOUINS
HIS SINGULAR PREJUDICES
DYNAMITED COT OFFERED AS EVIDENCE IN COURT
FLOOD IMPERIL LIVES IN PROVINCES OF SPAIN
O, LISTEN TO THE CHOIR
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
WHERE THE WATER GOES
BANK SUED FOR TAXES
CALIFORNIA POULTRY WINS MISSOURI EXHIBIT PRIZES
RIVAL PARTIES UNCHANGED IN ENGLISH ELECTIONS
CURIOSITY PARTLY GRATIFIED
DISTURBING THE FOUNDATIONS
DECORATED SCENERY
DID NOT LOOK LIKE IT
FOR WOMEN'S USE
■»♦ » WILL TRY IT
'MOTHER'S SERIES' EXPLAINED
NEARING FUR TIME
INCONSISTENT
coming 'down
WENT 'ALONG
HIS CLASS
FALL*STYLES
PICKING UP SPLINTERS
THE REASON
NEW GENERALS WILL ADD NAMES TO ARMY ROSTER
WANTED ONE INSIDE
INSURANCE MAN ARRAIGNED
HIS CASE EASILY ESTABLISHED
A HUNTING TRIP
Shipping News
CLERGYMEN WILL WATCH FOR OFFENSE IN DRAMA
TH£ ARCHBISHOP'S REPARTEE
WELL PRo'v*DED FOR
EVEN THEN
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GIVE $25,000 TO AID OF THE POOR
POLICEMAN SHOOTS FELLOW OFFICER DAUGHTER LIKED
MANUFACTURERS' LIBRARY IS GOTHAM'S LATEST IDEA
INSPECTOR EXPLAINS PLOT FOR LANDING OF CHINESE
BANDITS INVADE SALOON; BATTLE WITH PROPRIETOR
BOBBY LEACH POSTPONES NIAGARA FALLS TRIP
BRITISH GUNBOAT TO STOP AT SAN PEDRO ON CRUISE
HOMESTEAD SETTLERS GAIN TIME TO MAKE RESIDENCE
WOMAN SUES TO COLLECT JUDGMENT FROM DR. PRICE
News of the Courts
COURT HOLDS WEDDING OF YOUNG WOMAN INVALID
MEMBERS FOR NEW JURY DRAWN IN SUPERIOR COURT
MAGAZINE WRITER'S WIFE SUES OCEAN PARK GIRL
DIVORCE BUITB FILED
KRAUSS TRIAL IS SECRET
MURDER TRIAL IS BEGUN
NEW INCORPORATIONS
BRIBERY IS CHARGED IN JOHN ABNER MURDER CASE
SAN FRANCISCO TAXICAB DRIVERS' STRIKE ENDS
NEW YORK AND SUBURBS ALMOST BIG AS LONDON
YOUTH STARVATION VICTIM
GLASS OF MILK FATAL
BUILDING PERMITS
Municipal Affairs
NEW YEAR'S EVE WATCH PARTIES FACE DROUTH
MAYOR OPPOSES CHANGE IN BUILDING ORDINANCE
SUPPLY COMMITTEE ACCEPTS CREGIER POLICE BOXES
BRITAIN ORDERS BATTLESHIPS
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ORPHANS' FUND IS RAISED TO $1050
ANGELENO POLICEMAN DEALS BLOW TO MEXICAN REVOLT
POLICE AFTER VIOLATORS OF AWNING ORDINANCE
FALLING BOLT INJURES HALL OF RECORDS WORKER
CHILDREN CAUSE FIRE
THOMAS E. HAVEN TO SPEAK
ANDERSON-CHANSLOR CO., GROCERS, SELL BUSINESS
FEDERATION CLUB GIVES LUNCHEON TO BOOSTERS
SALVATION ARMY WORKER ATTACKED AND ROBBED
OCEANIC COMPANY BEGINS NEW SOUTH SEA SERVICE
MRS. McLAUGHLIN OBTAINS PERMIT FOR NEW BUILDING
NEGRO BOUND OVER
DINNER PLANNED FOR CHILDREN
PLAN NEW LINE TO GRAND CANYON
DR. CHARLES H. CARLETON TO BE SENTENCED JAN. 3
WIFE OF BANK OFFICIAL IS CALLED BY DEATH
REAL ESTATE BROKER FREED. BY POLICE JUDGE
BLAZE IN OIL REFINERY CAUSES LOSS OF $7000
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS HELD
TESTS FOR CIVIL SERVICE
U. S. ELEVATORS INSPECTED
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
NEW HAMPSHIRE MEETING
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LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
WOMEN SWARM TO AUTO SHOW
Scene at Shrine Auditorium Show Now Being Given by the Los Angeles Motor Car Dealers' Association
RACE MANAGERS OUTLINE NEW SYSTEM FOR SAFETY
FLANDERS '20' MILEAGE ON NON-STOP RUN IS 4763.7
PORTOLA ROAD RACE TO BE IMPORTANT EVENT
BOND PROPOSITION IS PUT UP TO SYNDICATE
UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB MEMBERSHIP COMPLETED
NEWLYWEDS TO ACCOMPANY SHRINERS TO HONOLULU
ELGIN, ILL., GETS 1911 AUTOMOBILE RACE MEET
FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY ANSWERS LAST SUMMONS
MRS. E.J. VALENTINE, NOTED IN MUSIC SOCIETIES, DEAD
NON.SUPPORT CHARGED
JURORS ASKED TO REPORT
FEW CHANGES IN 1911 AUTO MODELS
SUBSTITUTE COMPANY TO DREDGE HARBOR CHANNELS
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20-Round Bout Arranged to Usher in 1911 Boxing Season
FLYNN-CAPONI BOUT ASSURED FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY AT VERNON ARENA
MARLBORO LOOMS UP US MODERN RACING PLANT
FIVE-YARD DOWNS ARE ADVOCATED BY COACH
METROPOLITAN GOLFERS TO ADD JUNIOR TOURNEY
FRANK GOTCH HARKENS TO CALL OF MAT GAME
CORNELL AND SYRACUSE MAY RENEW HOSTILITIES
Crack Sprinters of U. of S.C. Squad in Strenuous Tryouts on Cinder Path
NATIONAL LEAGUE STICKS TO LYNCH
BOWLING SCORES
LOCKOUT ENDS
SPORTING GOSSIP
COLLINS REWARDED FOR HELPING WIN PENNANT
INTERNATIONAL BOWLERS TO COMPETE AT ST. PAUL
LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL REFUSES TO MEET POLY
PIRATES HAVE RESERVE TO, BOLSTER UP SQUAD
FINAL HEAR*NG GIVEN
U.S.C. TRACK TEAM TRAINING DAILY
LOTS OF MATERIAL ON HAND FOR U.C. VARSITY
MEMBERS OF NEW CLUB ENJOY CLEVER BOXING
SPELLBOUND WINS FEATURE BY NOSE
McFARLAND-ATTELL BOUT APPEARS TO BE ALL OFF
TENNIS FANS PREPARING FOR FAST PLAY IN MT. WASHINGTON TOURNEY
ATHLETICS HAVE BRIGHT PROSPECT
BIG CHAMP AND HACK MAY TOUR
OCEAN PARK MAN DRAWS ANGORA CAT IN RAFFLE
PRESIDENT WALLACE NAMES CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
FREIGHT STEAMER OPENS NEW ISTHMIAN SERVICE
WINTER LEAGUE EXTENDS GAMES
IRWIN FIGURES YANKS WILL WIN ATHLETICS
TRANSFER CAPT. BERTHOLF
TWO HELD AS SUSPECTS
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
SIDNEY TAPP MAY GAIN PRIZED JUDICIAL POST
PRISONER FROM MEXICO MAY ANSWER FOR CRIME
AGED MAN. IN SUIT, SAYS FRIENDS PROVED FALSE
ELECTRICAL TRUST TO TO BE ATTACKED BY U.S.
THREE INJURED IN WRECK SUE RAILROAD FOR $52,000
TROOPS HOME FROM ORIENT
BROTHER ADMITS WOMAN WASN'T PADGETT'S WIFE
SUSPENDED AUTO-MOTOR RAILWAY SYSTEM PLANNED
LONG BEACH WILL EXTEND SCHOOL DISTRICT LIMITS
AVIATION DAY AT LONG BEACH
CHINA CLAY SHIPMENTS TO BALLAST LUMBER SHIPS
IRRIGATIONISTS PLAN CHANGES
FIRE RUINS HOUSE AtfO HAY
REDLANOS NOTEB
WILMINGTON BOROUGH MOVEMENT IS OPPOSED
ALLEGED FOOTPAD MAKES VICTIM A 'PRISONER'
MAN WHO LAYS CRIME TO BRAIN TROUBLE EXAMINED
MAN GIVEN YEAR TO REPAY BANK FOR THEFT
PASTOR LUTHERAN CHURCH ACCEPTS NEW POSITION
YOUNG WOMAN TESTIFIES AGAINST ONTARIO MAN
RAILROAD CONTRACT AWARDED
POSTMASTER BURGER INDORSED
T. R. PROMISES LECTURE
KNIGHTS OF KARNIVAL PLAN KANGAROO KOURT
BIG RAILWAY PROJECTS IN INITIATORY STAGE
CASE AGAINST ACCUSED BLIND PIGGER CONTINUED
LAD WHO CROSSED U. S. ON ROLLER SKATES AT Y. M. C. A.
HOTEL READY FOR OPENING
PARADE ENTRIES URGED
CHAIRMAN ELECTED
MATINEE IS POSTPONED
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
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AUTOMOBILE REMINDERS
USES TRUCK FOR PULPIT
EMPLOYES OF GRABOWSKY CO. EAT ADVERTISING CAKE
MAKING OF REAL CHEAP CARS TO BE CURTAILED
SOCIALISTS WANT LAW
WAS NO JOY RIDE
HOW MANY IN FIVE?
UNIFORM AUTOMOBILE LEGISLATION WANTED
VERY LIKELY
DRUNKEN WASPS
MORE TROUBLE
TIME WILL TELL
IN THE FAMILY CIRCLE
CHEAP
NOT YET RIPE
HIGH AND LOW .1
IN THE STREET CAR
BOTH IN DISGUISE
WELL, WELL!
THE PIRATE FOILED
THE CUSTOMARY CLIMAX
A LOVELY FAD
HIGH, ALL RIGHT
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
MARKET DISPLAYS SLIGHT CHANGES
FRUIT MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
RISE IN HOME PHONE STOCK FEATURE OF DAY
DAILY MINING CALL
STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES
COTTON AND WOOL
STOCK EXCHANGE TO BE CLOSED DECEMBER 24
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FLOUR AND FEED
CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK
KENTUCKIANS POOL WOOL
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
DEALERS WANT BETTER DEMAND FOR LOCAL EGGS
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE
COFFEE AND SUGAR
PEARY PRESENTS MEDALS TO MUSEUM OF NATION
COASTING BOYS INJURED
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
CALIFORNIA OIL GUSHER'S OUTPUT TO INCREASE
WORLD'S GREAT OIL WAR BETWEEN THREE NATIONS' ■
LAKEVIEW MAKES 10,000 BARRELS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
LOST HILLS CENTRAL OIL COMPANY FORMED
OIL FROM COALINGA
METAL MARKETS
WORLD'S GOLD SUPPLY IS MANY BILLIONS
LOST HILLS CONCERN CHOOSES DIRECTORS
BOUGHT ST. ELMO OIL PROPERTY FOR $110,000
Citrus Fruit Report
THE WEATHER
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WHIPS THIEVES HE FINDS IN HOME
ELIJAH GRIFFITH DIES SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME
AVIATION FIELD IS NAME GIVEN DOMINGUEZ PARK
$5500 Added to Aviation Fund; Total for Manbirds Is $39,500
MAN WHO FLIES KITES TO CLOUDS ENTERS MEET
MEETING IS POSTPONED
WARRANT OUT FOR HEAD OF TRUE EGG SUBSTITUTE CO.
WATER TO SPLASH ON CORNERSTONES
GETS LEAVE OF ABSENCE
LEE RESIGNS OFFICE
Boy, Stunted in Mines, Begs Bed in Police Cell
MILLION ANGELENOS IN TEN YEARS, PREDICTS VISITOR
FIRE PARTIALLY DESTROYS DANCE HALL AND STORE
ROYAL ARCH WARS ON SUFFRAGETTES
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