Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES
Broker Harry Brown sentenced to three
years and six months in penitentiary.
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Commissioner Estell of Salvation Army is
pleased with work of organization in Los
Angeles. Section l, PAGE lO
solon would have old soldiers paid 81 day
for remainder of life. Section 1, PAGE
John 2. White discusses commission plan of
Section 1. PAGE
Two thousand Minnesotans attend Gopher
$500 ' " Section 1. PAGE
Employe of telephone company dies as
suit of injuries received in runaway.
Section 2, PAGE
Guest at Van Nuys reports unidentified
fired at wife Of wealthy Banker.
Mayors secretary Is welded to Miss Alice
Blanche. Section 2, PAGE 1
Joseph Tuffree is initiated into B. P. Q. E.
his hundredth birthday, making him
oldest and youngest Elk. Section 2, PAGE
Two baby lions go to prison for life having
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Produce exchange members object to ordi-
nance compelling sale of fruit by the
pound. Section 2, PAGE 8
Licensed auto show is opened to delighted
crowds. Section l, PAGE
Secretary Balinger orders Los Angeles land
officers to disregard Yuma land line and
police numbers. Section /, PAGE
Secretary A. p. Fleming of the harbor COM
mission returns from Washington; believes
federal steamer line will be established.
Section l, PAGE
Fire destroys three fine residences in
Wiltshire district. Section 2. PAGE q
School for aerial research is planned for
Los Angeles. Section 1. PAGE
Local merchants favor San Diego for Pan
anna exposition. Section /, PAGE
Son of former Governor Henry t. Gage dies
at the famiys ranch home at Downey.
Section 1, PAGE
Captain Hansen declares port of Los An
geles has best harbor in the world.
Section I; PAGE
Editorial and Haskin's letter.
Section O. PAGE
Society and clubs Section 2, PAGES 81
Marriage licenses, births and deaths
Section 8, PAGE
News Of the courts. Section 2. PAGE
Municipal affairs. Section 2. PAGE
Mines and oil fields. Section 2, PAGE 10
Markets and financial. Section 2, PAGE Il
Theaters and dramatic criticism.
Section 4, PAGES 1-2
Section 4, PAGE 8
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Building permits. Section 2. PAGE
Shipping Section 2. PAGE
Real Estate. Section 3. PAGES Ia
Classified advertising. Section 8, PAGES 4-1o
City brevities. Section 2, PAGE
Music. Section 2, PAGE
sports. Section g. PAGES SO
Automobiles Section s. PAGES 1-S
Art notes Section 8. PAGE II
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Venice amusement pier to be extended 100
feet to deep water Section |, PAGE II
Mayor Lloyd challenged by B. P. Ruiz in
71''''' 90 '''' ~''-' - Section /, PAGE II
Cottonwood Canyon company sewers
water connections without giving no
tice to Pasadenans. Section l, PAGE IL
Riverside threatens to bring suit
against san Bernardino as result OF
sewage disposal Section l. PAGE II
COAST
womans nose fractured in collision with
Section /, PAGE
Dynamiting case against DR.. Burke at
Santa Rosa is claimed to be convincing.
Section l, PAGE
Aberdeen club franchise case is aired
in court Section 2, PAGE
TaIesman at San Francisco says he was
offered bribe; investigation may in
Yolve preceding trials. Section l, PAGE
Hiram johnson is candidate of Lin
coin Roosevelt league for governor
of California. Section l. PAGE
EASTERN
Mayor Gaynor of New York to put stop to
brutality of policemen. Section g. PAGE 10
Spectators in New York stock exchange
proceed cautiously Section @ PAGE IL
Bauinger- Pinchot inquiry nears end
-i''e'''' " - ~ Section i. PAGE 8
Taft feels certain congress will pass
four administration measures,
Section i. PAGE 3
Expert economist sees danger in credit
system of United States and declares
new form of currency should be sup
piled Section 1. Page
Inquiry into Morgan Guggenheim syn
dicate reveals treasures in Alaska.
Section 1, PAGE
No steamship lines to be favored in
inson. Section l. PAGE
Mobs at Cairo, Ill, still in threatening
mood and martial law prevails.
Section /. PAGE 2
Congressman declares high rates
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Mystery shrouds death in New York
of beautiful Lucille Clerk eve OF
her departure for Santa Barbara
Section /. PAGE l
Poison found by chemists in food eaten
by niece and nephew of millionaire
swope, poisoned at Kansas City,
Section l. PAGE
Street car inep go riotous strike
at Philadelphia, attack and burn cars
and are "repeled only by firemen
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Senator Tillman believed to have good
chance for recovery and physicians
issue encouraging bulletin.
Section l. PAGE
FOREIGN
woufan in Vienna on trial for murder is
n given liberty. Section l, PAGE 10
Young society folk in London fool navy
officers. Section l. PAGE
Japan in future will build her own
warships. Section l. PAGE 3.
King Edwards address from throne at
opening of parliament. Section l. PAGE
German reichstag hears bitter denun-
citation of Emperor William, Cham
cellor Won Hollweg and soldiery.
Section l, PAGE
SPORTING
Change in hour for weighing in uncovers
Conley money and boosts odds TO even
money. Section y PAGE
Fort johnson easily wins handicap from
classy field at Emeryville; Glorio wins at