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Engine Company No. 9
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Company No. 9 . Engine 23 and Squad 23 moved to FS9 and becomes Engine 9and Squad 9 . Heavy Duty Task Force 9 in service (LAFD's 1st Task Force) (Truck 24, Pump 24 and Salvage 28 moved to FS9, Squad 9 disbanded) . Task Force 9 (E209 closed) . TASKFORCE 9, ENGINE 209, RA9, RA809 |
11/27/1899 |
916
South Santee Street |
11/27/1899 -
1960 |
PEACEMAKERS GOT THEIR'S That the way of a peacemaker is not always an easy one was illustrated last evening when H. F. Gassin and J. P. Pearson, firemen at engine company 9, attempted to separate J. Bergman and Ole Swanson, who were engaged in an encounter at the latter's; home near Ninth and Santee streets. As soon as the firemen appeared on the scene Mrs. Algo Koenig, a sister of Swanson, rushed upon him. Before the fireman knew what he had mixed into he was the center of attack. With some difficulty he extricated himself from the fight but not before Patrolman Roller interfered. Then the crowd attacked Patrolman Roller. By the time that relief came from the central police station Roller had conquered the people. In the melee Mrs. Koenig and Swanson received slight gashes. The woman fell through a window and Swanson was struck with a blunt instrument. ----*--*--- |
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The Los Angeles
Herald, April 28, 1906 |
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FIRE
HORSE KILLED, THREE FIREMEN INJURED |
. . . "Box 166, 1:51 PM. No work". |
June 22, 1921 was the last horse |
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