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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 77, 17 December 1910
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Masthead
SUFFRAGISTS AND MALE ALLIES PLY LOBBY AT DINNER SUFFRAGISTS PLY LOBBY AT DINNER
POLICE UNCOVER FOUL TRAGEDY; FIND VICTIM BUT STUFFED DUMMY
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
OFFICIALS SWOOP ON FIRMS; FRAUD IN MAILS CHARGED
DELEGATES URGE CLAIMS OF CALIFORNIA FOR FAIR
LITTLE HOPE OF RESCUE FOR IMPRISONED MINERS
RED CROSS SEALS FOR STANDARD
BANKRUPT BLAMES NEW SKIRT
SHIPS GO DOWN IN GALES
FLOOD DAMAGES ENGLAND; COAST IS STORMSWEPT
An Urgent Demand for a More Elastic Currency
EDITOR CRITICISES COURT; IS JAILED
PEASANT'S ACTS AS 'COUNT' START BLACKMAIL INQUIRY
WIFE EMBRACES SNELL AS JURY SAYS 'NOT GUILTY'
$1,500,000 IS PAID; CLOSING GAS DEAL
NIECE OF KRUGER DIES
CONGRESS FIXES RECESS
CANADA REFUSES FARMERS REFORMS
BANDITS MENACE CASHIER; ROB BANKERS AND ESCAPE
STEAMER HELD IN ICE
AUTHOR 'ELI PERKINS' DEAD
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TARIFF REVISION, POLICY OF CLARK
INSPECTOR KILLED BY CARS
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE U. S. SUPREME COURT APPROVED THURSDAY
COUSIN OF NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE LIVES HERE
COOK PROMISES TO COME FROM EXILE AND EXPLAIN
INSURRECTOS WIN DECISIVE BATTLE
THINKS HE COMMANDS AN AERIAL FLEET: ARRESTED
TRAINS STOP DURING FUNERAL
MEMBERS OF JURY PLAN HONOR FOR JUDGE DAVIS
BRISTOW LOSES BATTLE ON SPOLIATION CLAIMS
HELP FOR JAPANESE SLAYER
BRITON 'SEES' THE U. S. IN ONE DAY
GIRLS QUOTED AT $100 IN WHITE SLAVERY CASE
WOMAN WORKS AS MAN
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Political Equality Leaders Who Helped to Arrange Great Banquet
WATER IN GOBLET TO MOISTEN STONE
BOARD INSISTS HAULERS OF RUBBISH MUST OBEY
BIG MOTOR SHOW TO END TONIGHT
MANY COMPLICATIONS IN ABANDONMENT OF STREET
M'LACHLAN SCORES 'ALLEGED PATRIOTS'
ELECTRICAL COMPANY'S EMPLOYES HOLD BANQUET
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THE TOLL OF FOOTBALL
WALTZ LOBBY FOR KANSAS
CHICAGO AND THE SKY-SCRAPER
ACID TEST ON FRIENDSHIP
OUR MARVELOUS GROWTH
MISS DRESSER HAPPY ALL THE TIME; WHY? 'I JUST ENJOY LIVING,' SHE SAYS
THE HERALD'S PUBLIC LETTER BOX
GROWTH OF PACIFIC COAST
WHAT OTHERS SAY
A HEARTY LAUGH
A POEM WORTH WHILE
LITTLE BOY BLUE
SAN DIEGO AFTER AEROPLANE FLIGHT
REQUESTS AID FROM CITY FOR WIDOW AND CHILDREN
ROTTEN POLE BREAKS, AND LINEMAN FALLS TO DEATH
San Francisco Suffragette Who Says 'Votes for Women' Is Winning
VETERINARIAN ARRESTED AFTER BLOW KILLS MAN
Theaters
CLUB TO HOLD REHEARSAL I
AGED MAN BREAKS HIP
SOCIETY WOMEN FIGHT FIRE WITH GARDEN HOSE
TIDINGS' ANNUAL EDITION APPEARS IN HOLIDAY GARB
CHURCHMEN TAKE ACTION ON DAY LIQUOR PERMITS
POPULAR SCHOOLBOY DIES
LIQUOR ONLY FOE SAYS SUFFRAGIST
STRANGFKS IN THE CITY
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WATER RATE SUIT IS WON BY CITY
JAUTUMN CLASS OF STATE NORMAL IS GRADUATED
WORK FOR MOUNTED POLICE
TRANSFER OF TRIAL ASKED
JURIST WHO UPHELD VALIDITY OF CITY'S WATER RATE ACTION
VOTER SAYS WOOLWINE NOT FREDERICKS ELECTED
WIFE DESERTS PASADENA MAN; HE GETS DIVORCE
T. AND T. RAILROAD CUTS FREIGHT RATE TO NEVADA
POLICEMAN FIGHTS FIRE
ALLEGED FOOTPADS ARRAIGNED
News of the Courts
MRS. KRAUSS DEFICIENT BUT SANE, SAYS SPOUSE
IRON STRIKER, CONVICTED OF ASSAULT, GETS 3 MONTHS
CLAIMS HE WAS ELECTED
GARTER MEN CONVICTED
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
TO RESUME COURT CLERKSHIP
NOTED MUSICIAN WHOSE FUNERAL IS TO BE HELD TODAY
DR. HALE ADDS ANOTHER TO COLLECTION OF DEGREES
JAPANESE HELD AS EMBEZZLER
EUTERPE CLUB TO ACT AT MUSICIAN'S FUNERAL
WIFE OF FORMER RAILROAD MAN DIES IN THIS CITY
J. B. LIPPINCOTT TO ENTERTAIN THE BETAS
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
STANDARD'S CHEAP OIL DOES NOT HURT MARKET
NOVEMBER OIL OUTPUT THE SMALLEST OF YEAR
DAWSON AND ASSOCIATES ORGANIZE NEW COMPANY
STAUFFER RUMOR DISCREDITED
TO TOP OF DERRICK
REACHES PAY SAND
BULLION HILL COMPANY ARRANGES FOR SHIPMENT
MINING QUOTATIONS
CONSOLIDATED MIDWAY FORWARDS 8000 BARRELS
CLEVELAND OIL FAILS TO REPORT CONDITION
IN BLUE SHALE
REPORTED BTRIKE IN KERN
300 BARRELS DAILY
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
TWENTY-STORY BUILDING DEPENDS ON CITY COUNCIL
NEW fNCORPORATIONS
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Eugene Estoppey Still Stepping Out One Mile an Hour
NEW TWIRLER IS GIVEN TRIMMING
BELMONT PARK MEETING PREPARES FOR SCHEDULE
TWO-YEAR-OLD RECORD HOLDER SOLD FOR BIG SUM
TUFTS AND BEACHERS
ILLINOIS SPRINTER ILL
RUNNER NEARING END OF LONG JOG
AMERICA PREPARES FOR FIFTH OLYMPIAD
COAST RECORD BROKEN BY FLANDERS IN NON-STOP RUN
AMATEUR CUE ARTISTS PLAN INTERNATIONAL PLAY
NOTED TURFMAN DIES
Estoppey, Los Angeles Runner, Who Is Breaking Records for Endurance
BARRY-BOSS FIGHT OFF; OFFICIAL CALLS A HALT
COLLEGE HEADS TO GIVE FOOTBALL ANOTHER TRIAL
BACON OF WHITTIER IS AFTER HOLIDAY DATES
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY AFTER MICHIGAN'S PLACE
RAIN SPOILS RACES AT JUAREZ TERRAZAS TRACK
APRIL 12 TO OCTOBER 12 IS NATIONAL SCHEDULE
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TO HAVE NEW STADIUM
CHARGE DEFENDANT MADE UNLAWFUL CHANGE IN DEED
TWO WOMAN TEACHERS FILE PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY
BANKRUPT CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING CREDITORS
MOLESEY TAKES OAKLAND FEATURE
DETECTIVES FIND MEN SAWING JEWELER'S DOOR
SERIES OF SERVICES PLANNED
ALLEGED FORGER RETURNED
Sport Gossip
DRIVER HURT ON WAGON HOOK
FORMER WOMAN MAYOR DIES
HOGAN READY TO MIX WITH FRAYNE
pa'nteo
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
BOND MARKET IS WALL ST. FEATURE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BANK CLEARINGS
8T LOUIS WOOL
LOCAL STOCKS DECLINE A SHADE ALL AROUND
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
METAL MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
COFFEE AND SUGAR
BUTTER- EGGS AND CHEEBE
BUILDING PERMITS
HIGH GRADE BUTTER DOWN TO 35 CENTS
FLOUR AND FEED
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
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NAVY TO ABANDON OLDEST STATIONS
COMMITTEE WILL TOUR SITES OF WATER SUPPLY
SEE THEM GROW! TOWNS FOLLOW THE CITY'S PACE
MASONS ADDRESS THRONG AT SCHOOL DEDICATION
COTTON WHISKERS OF LAD PLAYING SANTA CATCH FIRE
CHICAGO STARTS SALE OF PENNY LUNCHES IN SCHOOLS
NATIVE ANGELENO DIES
AUTO HITS WAGON; C.A. JEWELL DYING
LEGISLATORS MAKE PLANS FOR SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
ANOTHER CHINESE CAUGHT IN PURSUIT OF SMUGGLERS
FLANDERS '20? CONTINUES ON NON-STOP RUN
FORMER ANGELENO KILLS WIFE
EXCUSE US, SAY GIRLS; DISAPPEAR WITH CASH
BOYS DENY VANDALISM; ONE WILL BE DETAINED
RUSSELL WILL SPEAK
THE WEATHER
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
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Don't Thrust Ballot on Us, Cry Anti-Suffragists to Legislators
DOZEN KNIVES IN WOMAN'S LISLE THREAD DEPOSITORY
MISS C. L. TATHAM RESIGNS
BLIND TOM COLLINS IS STRICKEN; NEAR DEATH
LIGHTED CIGARETTE CAUSES PANIC AND KIMONO DISPLAY
BEWARE OF BOGUS COIN. HAZEN SAYS TO PUBLIC
ALLEGED SMUGGLER CAUGHT
DAUGHTER OF SOUTHLAND BECOMES DOCTOR'S BRIBE
AUTO CRASHES THROUGH WINDOW OF DRUGSTORE
Yale and Harvard, in Port, Being Prepared for Service
BAR ASSOCIATION PREFERS CHARGES AGAINST MEMBER
DISGUISED AS EXPRESSMAN, U.S. DEPUTY CAPTURES MAN
NEGRO MUST PAY FOR HIS 'PUSSONAL' DAMAGES
BOYS PLAY WITH MATCHES; $2000 BARN IS DESTROYED
PHYSICIAN'S WIFE DIES
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