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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 80, 20 December 1910
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3 BANDITS BEAT YOUTH TO DEATH AND SECURE $200
I. C. C. TO PROBE PROFITS OF EXPRESS COMPANIES
GREEK ARMY OFFICER FLAUNTS CUSTOMS MEN
JURY ESCAPES; JUDGE DECLARES BARGAIN IN HORSE TRADE IS LEGAL
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY IN LOS ANGELES
COAST ARTILLERY WEAK, SAYS LAUCK, POINTING DANGER
TORONTO BANK WITH 30 BRANCHES CLOSES DOORS
GROSS FRAUDS CHARGED IN MARTINIQUE ELECTIONS
OFFICIAL PINNER FOR TAFT
Warning—Don't Let This Prove True in YOUR Case
PASTORS CONDEMN SMART SET DANCES
WHITE TAKES OATH AS CHIEF JUSTICE OF U. S.
WARNING SAVES WORSHIPERS
INDIANS IN ALASKA RAIDED BY REVENUE MEN FOR MCONSHINiNG
SENATORS REVOLT AGAINST SHERMAN
LEGISLATURE TO TRIM DIRECT PRIMARY BILL
ROOSEVELT'S 'PASS' CAUSE OF INQUIRY
ARREST CAUSES DEATH OF OIL COMPANY OFFICIAL
DE JANON GIRL GETS ESTATE
PUPILS SAVED FROM FIRE
BROOKINS THRILLS WITH ACROBATICS HIGH IN THE AIR
RIPLEY RAPS T.R.; SAYS INSURGENTS ARE DESTRUCTIVE
FISHERMAID SLEEPS; CATCHEC A HUSBAND
FRAZIER EXPLAINS VOTE ON LORIMER
PROBE FOR BRICK TRUST
BOOKKEEPER CLAIMS HE IS HOUNDED BY HIS JEALOUS WIFE'S SPIRIT
NEW YORK SHAKEN BY GAS EXPLOSION THAT KILLS TEN
CHINESE SLAVE GIRL FOUND; ALLEGED ABDUCTOR JAILED
EMPLOYES SETTLE RAILROAD STRIKE
ELEVEN MILLIONS LEFT BY PACKER
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MOTORCYCLE OFFICER DOOMED BY PHYSICIANS
COURT ACCEPTS STATEMENT ON ESTATE OF PELLISSIER
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Snapshot of Thrillers Promised Crowds That Attend Aviation Meet
AGED ILLINOIS MINISTER DIES WHILE VISITING HERE
AFFIDAVITS OF FAMILY DEFEAT MAN IN COURT
RELATIVES AT WAR OVER ESTATE OF MRS. WHEELER
NEW INCORPORATIONS
VALENTINE WILL FILED
TRIAL OF MRS. KRAUSS SET
TRUSTEES REPORT ON DISASTER FNND
CITY SUES TO OPEN STREET
PETITION TO ADOPT CHILD
WOMAN SAVES CHILD FROM FIRE; FORGETS WHERE SHE PUTS IT
ITALIAN COUNT LEAVES AN ESTATE OF $1107,08
THIRTY-TWO QUALIFY FOR JURY IN SUPERIOR COURT
GUILTY MAN GAINS PROBATION
EAST WANTS A BURBANK HEN
THE ENGRAVERS' STRIKE
WHAT THE CANAL WILL DO
BREAK CENTURY PRECEDENT
BACK TO THE FARM LESSONS
ENEMIES OF THE HORSE
MOVING PICTURES OF PASSION PLAY POSED BY FRENCH ACTORS
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THOUGHTFUL WOMAN'S' SUFFRAGE VIEWS
A HEARTY LAUGH
Society
Charming Bride of the Month Who Has Returned from Wedding Trip
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Music
Clubs
SERVICES FOR MRS. TUNNICLIFF
TO HOLD CHRISTMAS SERVICE
BODY OF CRANDALL ARRIVES
Record Crowd Flocks to See Naughty Paris Play
WOMAN VICTIM AIDS FOOTPAD AND PLEADS FOR HIS DISCHARGE
APPELLATE COURT AFFIRMS DECISION IN MAYR CASE
MINING AND OIL
AUDITOR FINDS FRAUD IN CLEVELAND AFFAIRS
SIXMILE STAMPS AND CYANIDE PLANT LEASED
ACTIVITY AT WONDER
GOLDFIELD PRODUCTION
METAL MARKETS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SMELTER TO BURN OIL AS PERMANENT FUEL
MINING QUOTATIONS
ANOTHER ORDINANCE TO CLOSE STREET DRAFTED
CITY ENGINEER TO ATTEND CONVENTION OF OFFICIALS
CLASH EXPECTED ON HEIGHT
'FIVE DOLLARS,' SAYS COURT; NEIGHBORS' FIGHT ENDED
STATION'S COST ESTIMATED
EIGHT STREETS TO BE OPENED
RAY NIMMO NEW PROSECUTOR
STERILIZER FOR CITY HOSPITAL
CALIFORNIAN DIES IN SHOTGUN TRAP
OCTET OF TEAMS TRAINING DAILY
NATIONALS MAY LOSE SERVICES OF EMSLIE
TWO MORE BIG LEAGUERS SENT BACK TO MINORS
HUNTERS WILL PURSUE DUCKS WITH AEROPLANES
CLOSE FINISHES AT EMERYVILLE
I TEDDY BEARS*AFTER "AMES FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY
ARREST FIGHTERS FOR ENDEAVORING TO MEET
PRINCETON WILL ROW
COULON SAYS HE WILL FIGHT HERE
A. B. C. SECRETARY MAY BE PLACED ON SALARY
AMERICAN ATHLETES DO WELL IN OLD ENGLAND
GRAND CIRCUIT OF AUTO SPEEDWAYS IS PLANNED
NAMES STANFORD TEAM FOR TRIP TO VANCOUVER
ILLINOIS TEAMS WILL MEET ON PACIFIC COAST
BRESNAHAN AND DIXON FIGHT 10-ROUND DRAW
BOARD QUESTIONS CLAIM FOR WAGES
OPIUM SMUGGLER GIVEN 4-MONTHS JAIL SENTENCE
CONDUCTORS SYMPATHIZE
GERMAN SOCIALISTS TO MEET
♦-►♦ FUNERAL OF THOMAS COLLINS
ESTOPPEY COVERS 700 MILES
SAVAGE WINS IN FIFTH
MEMPHIS TAKES LEAVINGS
EDUCATORS MEET IN TWO INSTITUTES
COULON, BANTAM TITLE CLAIMANT, BEATS DENNING
INVENTORS GAIN PATENTS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
FRUIT MARKET
SHORTS' COVERING SENDS STOCKS UP
CHICAGO GRAIN
BANK CLEARINGS
LOCAL STOCKS BRING FORTH FEW TRADERS
STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
ST. LOUIS WOOL
CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES ABOUND IN MARKETS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
NEW YORK COTTON
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
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HORNET CLEARS; SEARCHED BY U.S.
EXPLOSION STARTS FIRE; MISS STICKNEY INJURED
MEXICAN BANDIT PREYS ON WARRING FACTIONS
GRAND TRUNK LINER ON ROCK; PASSENGERS SAFE
OCEAN'S MAW YAWNS FOR WAVE-TOSSED MUSICIANS
WOMAN STRUCK DOWN BY HIGHWAYMAN WITH CLUB
MAN ARRESTED AS HE GETS LICENSE TO WED
■» ♦ » —. POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY NOT TO ENTER COMBINATION
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE OF ORANGE COUNTY OPENS
JUDGE DECIDES NO WAGES DUE CHEF WHO CAN'T COOK
EMPLOYERS REFUSE OFFER FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT
IN THE HOTELS |:
OSTEOPATHS HEAR LECTURES
*-^«> ADMITS RUNNING BLIND PIG
BUILDING PERMITS
THE WEATHER
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MOTHER CLAIMS ABANDONED BABY
LAND DEALER OF MEXICO DISCUSSES REVOLUTION
CHILDREN OF STRIKERS NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN BY SANTA
Santa Claus Mail Breaks All Los Angeles Records
COMMISSIONS WIN IN COUNCIL FIGHT
30Q BOOST€RS TO VISIT NEWHALL TUNNEL TOMORROW
Daily Receipts $80,000 and 150,000 Pounds of Matter Delivered by P.O.
P. E. GETS LIQUOR PERMIT
FEDERATION CLUB SHOWS INCREASE; MEMBERS DINE
PLAN TO SEGREGATE SEXES IN PARK IS ABANDONED
M-SSENGER BOYS ACCUSED OF FRAUD IN DELIVERIES!
PRISONER PARALYZED, SO COURT IS HELD IN WAGON
CITY FARM TO START WITH TWENTY ACRES
BLIND TOM COLLINS' • UNIFORM OCCUPIES CHAIR AT CITY HALL
BALDWIN CONTEST MAY CONTINUE FOR 3 MONTHS
BOOKS ARE DISCUSSED BY METHODIST PREACHERS
CHINESE MAY ENDEAVOR TO SUBSTITUTE PRISONER
FIERY BOLT HITS WORKER. STARTS BLAZE IN CLOTHING
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