Inglewood Raid Inquest Opens Over Mosher Body
Organized Law Breakers Los Angeles reports the inquest into the Saturday night raid at Inglewood in which three men were shot. The body of M B Mosher the Inglewood constable lies in state as one raider died from gunshot wounds after Frank Woerner night watchman fired. Ku Klux Klan members in Los Angeles County will face questioning. The piece argues masks do not excuse law breaking and suggests Hooded attackers would be less frequent without masks.
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LA Chamber members take San Joaquin valley trip
A party of over 100 Los Angeles business men and their families enjoyed a weeklong tour through the San Joaquin valley under the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Separately a Long Beach hotel porch railing failed sending Mrs. Ethel D. Nairne to her death on the boardwalk. In San Diego thieves tore a plate glass window vaulting $3200 in jewelry. San Diego building permits for the year surpassed $2,000,000 including a Roosevelt Junior High School project in Balboa Park costing over $300,000. A. E. Bottle, longtime LA horticultural inspector, has been named Riverside County horticultural commissioner.
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