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Marin Journal, Volume LVII, Number 17, 22 April 1920
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Masthead
Ball Season Opens Sunday Afternoon SAN RAFAEL BOYS TO FACE CITY CHAMPIONS IN k FIRST GAME
Miss Moseley Is Charming Bride
SAN ANSELMO GIRL WEDS S. F. MAN
Voter List Shows Huge C. 0. P. Lead
Kentfield Fete Set For May 7
Marin Men Given Priesthood Degree
NICASIO MAN ENDS LIFE WITH POISON
TWO RESCUED FROM DEATH IN THE BAY Son Swims Mile To Save Father And Companion From Drowning. Night Spent On IslaQd
Canal Funds Now In Federal Hands GOVERNMENT WILL SOON ISSUE CALLS FOR BIDS TO START DREDGING
Convict Escapes From San Quentin
Pioneer R. R. Man • Passes Away W. WILTERMOOD, WHO SERVED WITH DONAHUE ROAD, TAKEN BY DEATH
Simontacchi Goes To San Quentin
Major Stone Back From Army Duty
New Hoover Club To Hold Meeting
Betrothal Motif For Luncheon
N. W. P. FAMILY ISSUES MAGAZINE
Jury Disagrees In Rossi Murder Trial EIGHT MEN VOTE FOR GUILT OF MAN ACCUSED OF ATROCIOUS CRIME
San Anselmo Board Ousts Officials
CITY TAXES MUST BE PAID BY MONDAY
SAN RAFAEL GIRL IN COLLEGE PLAY
LAST FRIDAY'S COURT CALENDAR
LOCAL PYTHIAN ENTERTAIN
LOOKING BACKWARD NOTES OF HAPPENINGS IN MARIN COUNTY TWENTYEIGHT YEARS AGO AS TOLD IN THE JOURNAL
THEY HAVE SUCH TAKING WAYS A. C. Almy
SENATOR'S POLICY DISPLEASES PAPER
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£ LOCAL HAPPENINGS &
BASEBALL WORKS NATIONAL REFORM
CRANE WILL CONTEST SET FOR APRIL 28
SCHOOLS RAISE FUND FOR RED CROSS
o CLASSES IN HOME CARE OF THE SICK
MONDAY LAST DAY .... TO PAY TAXES
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ANOTHER SILLY FAD
CHECKING PAPER WASTE
REPUBLICANS FOR PEACE
U' If A DECEPTION THAT FAILED
FORCING DEMOCRATS TO ECONOMIZE
WITH THE FUNNY MEN ■
DOCUMENTS FILED IN RECORDER'S OFFICE Furnished by STEWART-TOWLE TITLE CO. 711 Fourth Street
WANT ADS.
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& LOCAL HAPPENINGS &
INTER-CHURCH DRIVE OPENS NEXT SUNDAY
MARRIAGE LICNSES
FUNERAL OF FORMER _ LOCAL GIRL HELD
NEXT SUNDAY'S SERVICES AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 9
THIEVES ATTEMPT TO STEAL FORD SEDAN
BENEFIT BRIDGE
YOUNG CHURCH PEOPLE TO MEET
"FATTY" ARBUCKLE MOVIES AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SERVICES AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
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Claims Allowed By Supervisors
PLENTY OF PROOF From People You Know—From San Rafael Citizens
JAPAN'S CHILD LABOR WORKS A 16-HOUR DAY
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f TIIO %• Madnificenl Ambersons
DEFERRED WORK ADDS TO RAILROADS' TASK Large Capital Expenditures Required. Says Hines—Impossible to Do All Now.
FOLLOWING UP A FABLE.
Figuring the Chances.
RETURN OF ROADS PLEASES FARMERS Urge Policy to Insure Best Service at Lowest Cost Consistent With Fair Returns. OPPOSE NATIONALIZATION. Representative Agricultural Organizations and Rural Press State F»mv— era' Attitude Toward Railroad* Want Private Operation.
Couldn't Expect More.
The Place to Do It.
Looks It
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COUNTY NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM TOMALES
SAN ANSELMO
SAUSAXITO
SAN QUENTIN
MILL VALLEY
FREIGHT LEAST N. C. L. EXPENSE Director Genera! Hines Says Railroad Transportation Costs Are Lowest in History. NOT CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES. Freight Advances Compared With Rise tn Value of Good*—Transportation Cheapest Thing Public Buys, Charges on Some Articles.
STATES HELP DISABLED MER Louisiana and Texas Are Prominent In the Work of Assisting the Unfortunates.
DEGENERACY DUE TO WEALTH People of Sybaris Allowed Their Character to Be Sapped by Love of Luxury.
The ResulL
AMERICANS BIGGEST USERS OF RAILROADS; SERVICE HERE FAR OUTSTRIPS EUROPE
Wisdom of Betty.
Protection for Public.
I Another War.
How It la Dona.
Two of a Kind.
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