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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 84, 24 December 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
NEW LETTERS ARE CALLED FORGERIES BY MRS. TURNBULL
INSURRECTOS SEVER ALL WIRES SOUTH OF GUZMAN
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY IN LOS ANGELES
SOBS PUNCTUATE THE EVIDENCE IN SWINDLING TRIAL
AMERICAN HUSTLE LEADS TO INSANITY, SAYS MEDICO
DROPS BABY; SAVES ITS LIFE
Sebastian Made Police Chief; to Check Crime, His Promise
HERALD FORETOLD CHOICE OF MAYOR
LIEUT, SEBASTIAN NEW POLICE HEAD IN LATEST SLATE.
WOMAfI DISCOVERS $4000 WHEN CLEANING OLD HOUSE
CHILDREN DIE IN FLAMES WHILE MOTHER IS SHOPPING
FIRE DESTROYS BISCUIT PfcANT
TEN MANBIRDS TO OPEN MEET WITH RECORD ATTACKS
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SPANISH PREMIER WINS IN CHAMBER
UNIDENTIFIED MAN DIES MYSTERIOUSLY IN GOTHAM
■CANDY KID' MUST REMAIN IN PENITENTIARY FOR LIFE
$1-500-000 GIVEN TO UNITE COLUMBIA AND HOSPITAL'
WOMAN WEDS IN PRISON TO REDEEM CONVICT'
WALL FALI □
702 SEATTLE WOMEN SIGN RECALL ROLL OF MAYOR
HOWLING MOB IS STILLED BY HOSE
HOUSE PROMISES SMASH OF RECORDS FOR BILLS
Telegraph Briefs
INFANT WORTH MILLIONS HAS BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL
FIRE DEATH LIST NOW NUMBERS 24
FOUR PERSONS INJURED IN BATTLE WITH INSANE MAN
3 MEN BURIED ALIVE
SEARCH NEAR SEA FOR LOST AVIATOR
NEW HOPE FOR AVERTING GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE
WOMAN IS CONVICTED OF DYNAMITING JUDGE'S HOME
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LICENSE REVEALS ACTOR'S ROMANCE
TWO BROTHERS ARE SLAIN IN A REVOLVER DUEL
ROOSEVELT TO MAKE SPEECH
THREE BUSINESS HOUSES IN NEW ORLEANS BURN
Well Known Vaudeville Pair Who Are to be Married Next Monday
RANCHER BATTLES WITH HIGHWAYMAN
NAVAL FORCE FROM ITALY MAY GUARD SULPHUR MINES
CARDINALS GREET POPE
CHIHUAHUA REBELS WARN OF ATTACK
PORTUGAL COPIES J. S.
THROUGH TRAINS TO N.Y. PLANNED
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THE CHRISTMAS EDITION
WOOD SAYS "TUT-TUT" TO WAR
DON'T MISS THE BIRD MEN
A REAL POLICEMAN IS CHIEF
WHY BURN A HORSE'S HOOF?
TEXAS GUINAN PLAYS SANTA FOR ORPHANS IN LOS ANGELES HOMES
THE HERALD'S PUBLIC LETTER BOX
CRAZE FOR GOVERNMENT
THE PROGRESS OF THE NATION
A HEARTY LAUGH
Excerpts from the Ballad of the Christmas Shopping
RELIGION NEEDED IN SCHOOLS-JAMES
HOTEL OWNER WILL PLAY SANTA CLAUS TO CHILDREN
HARVARD IS DELAYED ON START OF HER FIRST TRIP
DEATH TAKES CHARLES EASTON
SANTA FK HOUDAY RATES
Merrilynn Miller, Who Dances and Sings Gracefully, Is Self Taught
ACTRESS' LIFE RULED BY ZEALOUS PARENTS
■TRANOEBB IN THK TITT
STOCK EXCHANGE JINKS IS SWEPT BY LAUGHTER
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS READS BIDS FOR SIPHON
THEFT OF GOLD IS ALLEGED
MAN WEDS WOMAN WHO SUED HIM FOR DIVORCE
PROPRIETOR OF POOLROOM KILLS HIMSELF IN YARD
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AUTOS IN GARDEN AREA WILL CHARM
WEALTHY MAN ACCUSED OF ASSISTING SMUGGLERS
VETERINARIAN VINDICATED OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
LIVE WIRES CAUSE DEATH OF POWER HOUSE EMPLOYE
HIT BY WAGON AND AUTO
GARDENA WANTS LIGHTS
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
SANTA FE PLANS TRAIN SERVICE TO ROSE FETE
ASSOCIATION HITS RACING AT ASCOT
DICK FERRIS ENTERTAINS TEN AUTOMOBILE EDITORS
IT V(tr INTEND GOING EAST
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News of the Courts
SLAYER GREEN FREED UNDER UNWRITTEN LAW
MAN AWARDED DAMAGES FOR ACCIDENT TO SON
EXPRESS COMPANY SUED
NEGRO ASKS FOR LENIENCY
WAR VETERAN. ACQUITTED OF BURGLARY. OVERJOYED
BROWN WOMAN PREED
MARRIAQE ANNULLMENT ASKED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
PROMOTER'S TRIAL SET OVER
SUES TO REGAIN PONY
CLARKE WILL FILED
FORGER PLEADS GUILTY
' MAN SUES. ALLEGING ASSAULT
Municipal Affairs
CITY'S BIG POCKETBOOK SAGS DURING HOLIDAYS
COUNCIL TO SIDETRACK EIGHTH STREET WIDENING
CHECK PASSING TRIAL SET
CHARTER PROBLEM PUZZLES FRAMERS
LOCAL FRAT DELEGATES TO LEAVE FOR CONVENTION
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
UNITED VERDE STANDS SECOND MONEY MAKER
PEELER GATHERS FACTS FOR WASHINGTON PARTY
CLIMAX MILL STARTS TEN STAMPS ON ORE
ST. ELMO OIL PROPERTY IN COALINGA TERRITORY IS SOLD FOR $125,000
MINING QUOTATIONS
METAL MARKETS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MANHATTAN GOLD CRATER STRIKES $70 ORE IN VEIN
TONOPAH COMPANY PAYS DIVIDEND OF 40 CENTS
IP YOT INTEND OOIKG BAST
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Rah-Rah Racket Wielders Ready for Big Midwinter Program
SIXTY-FIVE ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR MT. WASHINGTON TENNIS TOURNAMENT
THREE BOYS SET DOWN BY JUAREZ OFFICIALS
GENTLEMEN'S RACE CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF WEATHER
CORNELL LACROSSE TEAM WILL PLAY SOUTHERNERS
CALIFORNIA FIGHTER LOSES TO GOODMAN ■
Sport Gossip
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
OAKLAND WILL NOT GET WOLTER. HAL CHASE SAYS
Endurance of Venice Athlete Astonishing Sporting Fandom
EUGENE ESTOPPEY ON HOME STRETCH
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
COMMITTEE WILL PROBE OFFICE OF CLERK TODAY
WOMAN, SHOT, MAY RECOVER
QUESTION RAILROAD'S TITLE
DOYLES DUE TO MEET SHAMROCK
SANTA IK HOLIDAY HATES
GOVERNOR SEES WRESTLING
NATIONAL TENNIS MEETING CLOSES
POLYTECHNIC HIGH CLASS COMPLETES FIELD SURVEY
ST. PAUL TOURIST TRAIN SCHEDULE TO BE CHANGED
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
ABANDONMENT CHARGED
MONTE ATTELL IS GIVEN DECISION OVER WAGONER
QUOTE FLYNN FAVORITE FOR BOUT WITH CAPONI
NEPHEW TAKES RANCHER TO HOSPITAL: SAYS HE'S INSANE
FUNERAL OF MRS. E. SEARLES
CONFEDERATE RECORDS BURN
JACK PAINE WINS FROM GOOD FIELD
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
TRADE IN STOCKS HITS LOW LEVEL
FRUIT MARKET
BANK CLEARINGS
ST. LOUIS WOOL
STOCKS GROW ACTIVE ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FLOUR AND FEED
NEW YORK COTTON
CHRISTMAS JINKS EVENT ON PRODUCE EXCHANGE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COFFEE AND SUGAR
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUILDING PERMITS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
NEW TO JUNGA WATER OFFER GIVEN PASADENA
POLO SEASON TO BEGIN TODAY
DAY NURSERY PROVES SUCCESS
DOG POISONERS AT WORK
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
CONGREGATIONS IN POMONA GIVE YULETIDE PROGRAMS
LAW MAY STOP PASSING OF MEDICAL SAMPLES
! MEMBERS TO NAME DIRECTORS
BUGGY IS OVERTURNED
JURY EXONERATES MOTORMAN
NEW DIRECTOR ELECTED
BOYS END BICYCLE TOUR
LONG BEACH ITEMS
CHARTER EXAMINERS NAMED
PIER WORK PROGRESSES
DAVID BURSCN'S FUNERAL
CHILDREN TO GIVE PLAY
♦•►♦ SCHOOL CHILDREN TO ACT
HORSE'S KICK KILLS BOY
POMONA TENT ENTERTAINS
SANTA 11. HOLIDAY RATES
ARCHAEOLOGIST TO SEEK WILD MAN IN MOUNTAINS
MEXICANS MENACE TRAIN CREW
DESTROYING BANK VAULT
WOMAN STEALS TO GIVE FRIENDS XMAS PRESENTS
FELLOWSHIP MEMBERS WILL GLADDEN HEARTS OF POOR
FEDERAL OFFICER BRINGS OIL MAN BEFORE COURT
CHARGE RAILWAY TRIES TO COLLECT DEBT TWICE
DR. JOSEPH SHAW, FRIEND OF DUMB ANIMALS, DEAD
OIL COMPANY BANKRUPT
Citrus Fruit Report
Shipping News
HEBREW SCHOLAR WILL ADDRESS THE Y. M. C. A.
THE WEATHER
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MAN INJURED BY CAR
RAILROADS MAKE PLANS FOR AVIATION THRONGS
OUNG THIEVES Q£VOUR PIE
WAR DEPARTMENT SENDS OFFICERS TO VIEW MEET
AIKMEN INVITED TO SEE MIMIC WAR OF AIRSHIPS
NEWSPAPER ROOM MOVED TO LIBRARY QUARTERS
CREDITORS SUING FORMER ACTRESS
•FIX UP YOUR STREETS!' COMMAND FROM WHITTIER
SLEUTHS PURSUE WAITER WEARING FRIEND'S SUIT
MACKAY MAKES CHRISTMAS GIFT TO MESSENGER BOYS
BIG BEN, JUNGLE SHOW APE, HIT BY STREET CAR
MOTHERS WILL GLADDEN POOR CHILDREN OF CITY
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