Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
LOCAL

convct-made machine promises to stop
forging and tampering with checks.
Section /. PAGE 10
Policies of former Forester Clifford
Pinchot indorsed at city club
luncheon. Section 2. PAGE /
All is in readiness for consolidation of
Hollywood with Los Angeles at the
Section .. PAGE 1
Christian Scientists will today dedicate
handsome new church with special
services. Section 2, PAGE l
Former Texas attorney tells of progress
made by Democracy in address be-
fore Jefferson club. Section 2, PAGE /
Auditor Dow's report shows county has
large surplus in treasury.
Section /. PAGE :
E. f. Rowell, missing attorney, again
falls to appear in court. Section l, PAGE Z
Wealthy widow trades property for slot
machines, and now she is sorry
Section /. PAGE 7
Police commission will decide Tuesday
ON attitude toward brewery-owned
saloons. Section l, PAGE Z
Los Angeles Pacific yields point in re-
gard to double tracking Santa Monica
avenue Section l. PAGE Z
Los Angeles Record corrects misstate-
ments made by former political edi-
tor concerning T. E. Gibbon.
Section 2. PAGE 12
Town building in California is illus
trated excellently in growth of Beau
mont. Section ?, PAGE II
Louis James declares he believes Ibsen
and Shakespeare unpopular as plays.
Section ?. PAGE IL
Local Scotch organizations will COM
memorate birthday anniversary Of
Robert Burns. Section l, PAGE Z
Editorial, Letter box, Haskns' letter.
Section 1, PAGE G
Tos Apro1os iofDs f, 1o,yco+t oe ,,,aa4
products; great mass meeting called
to protest against trust methods.
Section 1. PAGE /
Armed thugs, routed by woman's
screams, shoots restaurant keeper in
leg, then escape. Section 1, PAGE 1
His left arm shattered by bandits bull
let, walks to receiving hospital
to have wound treated.
Section 1. PAGE /
Society and clubs. Section 3. PAGES 6-7
Marriage licenses. births and deaths.
Section 2, PAGE A
News of the courts. Section l. PAGE Z
Municipal affairs. Section l, PAGE Z
Markets and financial. Section 3. PAGE IL
Classified advertising. Section 2. PAGES 4-1O
Real estate. Section 2. PAGES 2-s
Shipping. Section 8, PAGE 10
Theaters and dramatic criticism
Section 4. PAGES 1-2
Music. Section 3. PAGE Z
Fraterna1 and secret orders.
Section 4. PAGE 2
City brevities. Section /. PAGE Z
Automobiles. Section 3, PAGES IA
Building permits. Section 2. PAGE 10
Mines and oil fields. Section g. PAGE 1e
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Santa Fe to start work Immediately on
double tracking Coast lines system.
Section 9, PAGE 9
Pasadena factions in fight over coming
COAST
Ship after battling with storms for more
than week arrives safely at Seattle: no
one hurt. Section l, PAGE 8
Sheriff of county in Michigan causes
arrest of his son in San Francisco
young man is wanted ON several
charges. Section l, PAGE .
EASTERN
Sales for profit taking lowers values in
stocks, but later prices move upward
Section 3. PAGE IL
F. Augustus Heinze freed by federal judge
ON Indictment charging violation Of bank
ing news, and attorneys for Charles W.
Morse hopeful they may get him out
of prison on same technical error charged
in Heinze's case Section 1, PAGE
continues with added vigor and govern
ment is forced to begin investigation
Section l, PAGE 1
Secretary Ballinger in desperate defense
attacks enemies; calls them muckrakers,
but carefully avoids mentioning names,
Section l, PAGE 10
Brickmakers in Chicago ask for increase in
wages. Section /, PAGE 3
President Lewis of Mine Workers rules
convention in Indianapolis with iron hand,
Section l, PAGE 2
Secretary Knox declaring congestion of
great cities due to lack of good roads,
section I, PAGE 4
Senate committee on irrigation
cludes proposition for raising S30,-
100000 for reclamation work.
Section 1, PAGE A
Loan of $50, 900 600 to Chinese railroad
settled, and England, France, Ger
many and United States will parti-
cipate. Section l, PAGE 2
Union Pacific railroad will complete 40
miles of railroad in six months
Section l. PAGE .
probable dismissal of county grand
Jury in Oklahoma. Section 1, PAGE 2
FOREIGN
Lord Lytton's sister, Lady Constance is in
jail, the noted suffragette having been
convicted Of breaking jail windows.
Section /, PAGE 1
Unionists still in lead in election in Great
Britain, total gain of Conservatives be-
ing 100. Section l, PAGE 2
Foreign steamer from New York, due
at Honolulu must pay fine of $500
each for every passenger landed
United States ports Section 1, PAGE 8
War will go on in Nicaragua, says
Gen Estrada, and action of United
States in helping to rout zelaya
causes criticism. Section l, PAGE 1
Paris flooded by overflow of River Seine
and millions of dollars damage done
by worst flood in years.
Section 1, PAGE /
Scenes at wreck OF Canadian Pacific
train in Ontario unnepve many; death
list may reach fifty. Section l, PAGE 4
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