Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
LOCAL

LOCAL
-arn1er's son fined S25 in police court
for giving Los Angeles lawyer black
eye.
Motorcycle speeder who last July ran
down woman and seriously injured her
is arrested twice ia fifteen rlinutes for
violating speed ordinance and is fined
$25.
Los Angeles newspaper woman sues
manager of Belasco theater for alleged
criminal libel.
Man saves woman from husband who
attempts to WELD knife, and husband Is
sent to Jail for five days so wife can
leave city In safety.
South Los Angeles street man is hit
by Monrovia car, hurled fifteen feet,
only slis htly hurt and is taken to Jail
for drunkenness.
cused of stealing s204 from fiancee of
her friend, kicks and screams franti-
cally when taken to city jail.
Westmoreland avenue woman held
up near home by masked man and
robbed of $25
Chinese "hatchet men" attempt to
rob gambling house, and police arrest
them in act.
Members of Democratic club pass
resolutions forbidding games of chance
in club rooms and deny knowledge of
alleged gambling there in the past.
COAST
Abe Ruef former San Francisco polit-
ical boss under indictment for accept
ing bribes. is given additional time in
which to obtain attorneys.
Woman in Albuquerque kills herself
rather than face an accusing husband
in the divorce court.
Bill for Nevada's state police is
framed by committee and will be intro
duced in legislature today.
Decision on demurrer filed by indicted
bankers in San Francisco is delayed.
One of Heney's witnesses in Oregon
land fraud cases pleads guilty to haV-
ing fenced public lands; expected that
immunity will be granted him.
Mayor Taylor of San Francisco has
police department on the carpet to ex-
plain why more convictions are not Sc
cured in the police courts.
EASTERN
Representative Kahn of California in
troduces bill in congress providing for
fleet of submarine torpedo boats for de-
fense of Pacific ports.
Anthony Comstock, head of Society
for Suppression or Vice in New York,
testiiles in behalf of Harry Thaw, on
trial for the murder of Stanford White
President Roosevelt sends draft of
new German treaty on tariff to con-
gress.
Advertising solicitor killed in New
York department store by woman, who
later ends her own life.
Dry farming is discussed by conven-
ton in Salt Lake City.
The government is preparing it's case
against Hartman in connection with
merger of Pacific railroads.
Harvester trust is accused of being
active in Republican politics.
Railroads killed over 1870 in three
months, according to report of inter-
state commerce commission.
Secretary Cortelyou is gradually
withdrawing the government money
which he loaned to the banks.
FOREIGN
Prince Won Buelow, chancellor of Ger
many, is hooted and hissed in reichstag
during tremendous uproar over suffrage
question.
Two big steamers collide near Rotter-
dam; boat with over twenty passengers
missing.
representatives of 100000 English
workingmen in convention at Hull de-
clare for Socialism.
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco
leaves Rome for Naples
Trial by courtmartial of two officers
grows out of Harden-V Won Moltke scan
dal in Germany
Janeiro and continues it's journey
toward the Pacific via the Straits of
Magellan.
wins suit for libel at Cologne.