Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
ANGELES

LOS ANGELES
City council and revision commission dis
cuss number of amendments to charter.
Section /, PAGE
Agricultural park rechristened as Exposi-
tion park, and cornerstones of two exhibit
buildings laid Section /, PAGE
Auto show ends in carnival of fun; sales
of cars said to total 100000
Miss Matte NJ Benjamin and George w +
Skinner, president OF Empire Building
''' - Section 2, PAGE 10
Tom Collins, blind guide of city hall, dies
Section 2. PAGE 1c
Jury unable to agree on verdict in case of
Mrs. Krauss. accused of attempt to kill.
Section 2, PAGE 10
List of Jurors to serve during year to be
ready January /. Section 3. PAGE Z
Southern Pacific to change steam road from
Los Angeles to Palms to electric line
Section 3. PAGE Z
Yale and Harvard are inspected by fed
eral official and pronounced in good
condition Section 2. PAGE II
City and county school superntendents'
views differ value of teachers in
stitute. Section l, PAGE
Mrs Ruth W. Bell suing for divorce on
ground of non-support. explains finan-
cial difficulties in court
section 2. PAGE Z
Members of Chinese chamber OF COM
merce accuse assistant United States
district attorney OF unfair procedure.
Section g. PAGE IL
wife and mother Of Sunset boulevard man
die from same disease twelve hours apart
Section 4. PAGE 6
Christian Science lecture.
Section 2, PAGE
Marriage licenses, births, deaths.
Section l. PAGE !
AUTOMOBILES. Section 2. PAGES l.;
Sports. Section 2, PAGES A.
Editorial. Section 2. PAGE {
Letter box. Section 2, PAGES SO
Markets and financial Section 2. PAGE II
Real estate Section 3, PAGES Is
Building permits Section 3, PAGE 8
Oil and mining. Section 8. PAGE 8
Society. Section 8. PAGES 4-6
Music and clubs Section 8, PAGE G
American Woman's league Section 8, PAGE I
Weather report Section 4, PAGE ]
Fraternal and secret orders. Section 4, PAGE 6
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
President Ripley of Santa Fe predicts
all railroad records to coast will be
smashed Section 1, PAGE
Officials of Pasadena board of trade
seek improved service
Section /. PAGE Il
Hail covers streets at Redlands and
citizens enjoy novelty of western
''snowbaIling." Section 1, PAGE II
Philip A. Stanton. recent candidate for
governship nomination, answers suit
over water near Anaheim.
Section /. PAGE Il
Two prisoners escape from San Bernar-
dino jail. Section /, PAGE Il
COAST
Hyde and Benson are named in another
land case and fraudulent entries can
celed. Section l, PAGE
Noted Eskimo authority believed lost
with crew of ice crushed schooner.
Section l. PAGE
EASTERN
President Taft deprecates war scare
but urges armed preparedness.
Section l, PAGE
Mauretania rushes back for England
striving for worlds record
Section /. PAGE
Senator Lorimer given clear bill of
health by subcommittee of senate
committee on provisions and elections.
Section 1, PAGE
Secretary OF war deems information
asked for by McLachan not compat-
ible with public interest.
SeClloh L,
David Starr Jordan Gays Carnegie peace
fund will expose folly of war.
Section 1, PAGE
Nude man found with scars of fire on
body; evidence indicates he was tor
tured by thugs. Section 3, PAGE
FOREIGN
Friend OF Danish king sentenced for
$2,300,0 900 peculations.
+ Section /. PAGE
Mexican troops and rebels fight draw at
Ojinaga Section l. PAGE 1
British election leaves house of lords un-
changed. Section /, PAGE