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San Francisco Call, Volume 108, Number 78, 17 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JOHNSON SWEEPS STATE CURRLY SECOND ANDERSON THIRD
Justice Melvin and Sloss Are Indorsed by the People Direct Primary Brings Out Record Vote in the State
CURRY CARRIES CITY BY 4,500 OVER JOHNSON
Leaders in Local Republican Contest
INTERIOR GIVES A HEAVY VOTE FOR INSURGENT
Johnson ;Extends His Thanks for Victory
INDIAN CHIEF SAYS HE FORGETS $75,000
WOW THE |M^TE?^p;rEE*|^ A QL.AINQE
DIVE GRAFT BREEDS PITTSBURG SCANDAL
Nearly Every County in the State Goes for Johnson
Alden Alderson Admits His Defeat by Johnson
Curry Returns Home Hoping for the Best
JOHNSON TAKES ALAMEDA WITH UPWARD OF 3,000
BELL THANKS HIS FRIEND FOR VOTE
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ROOSEVELT IS DEFEATED BY "OLD GUARD"
ROOSEVELT ENTERS PRESIDENTIAL RACE
CHINATOWN VOTES WITHOUT ANY FUSS
LAWLOR OUSTED BY ELECTION BOARD
TEMBLOR IN FR^ANICE . "LASTS; 27; SECONDS
BALLINGER CAUSES WORRIES FOR TAFT
BIRDS OUTWINGED BY BOLD MAN BIRD
HORRIBLE TACTICS USED BY A CREW
BUILDING PERMITS -yi GRANTED AT STOCKTON
TENNSSEE G. 0. P. NOMINATES HOOPER
CLEW FOUND IN THEORY THAT GIRL WAS KILLED
GERMAN SHIPYARDSV IDLE THROUGH STRIKE
LEARNED LAWYERS DIDN'T REGISTER
MYSTERIOUS VISIT TO MURDER SCENE
VIRGINIANS ARRIVE IN FRANCE WITH STATUE
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Gov. Gillett's Statesmanlike Conception
Political Atmosphere. Is Clearing
Queer Argument For the Hindu
The Crash
The Fish Trust Is on the Run
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ARMS OF VENUS; WORTH $2,500
THE SMART SET
The Insider
RAILWAY EMPLOYES WEEP OVER CHIEF
OFFER MADE TO MEN ON BRIBERY JURY PANEL
BARBERS' SCALE TO TAKE EFFECT OCT. I
CHILE'S PRESIDENT DIES IN GERMANY
HONDURAS PRISONERS REPORTED MISTREATED
68 ARE LICENSED AS PHARMACISTS
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF STICKS IN THE MUD
CANADIAN PREMIER IN FAVOR OF FREE TRADE?
OLD CHINESE RESIDENT IS ORDERED DEPORTED
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE GIVEN "PRIVATE BURIAL
JUDGE BALLINGER ON WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TRAIN WILL PASS UNDER HUGE ARCH
ETHEL ROOSEVELT STUDIES GLACIERS
COUNTRY CLUB PLANS P TO HOLD BULL FIGHT
GREAT CIVIC PARADE TO WELCOME FIRST WESTERN PACIFIC TRAIN INTO OAKLAND
LEADER IN 'QUEEN' CONTEST GETS PRIZE
Result of Count For Admission Day Queen
KENTUCKY SCHOOL ELECTION KILLS ONE
WATER COMPANY IMPROVES SERVICE
BUFFALO GNAT CAUSES INFANTILE PARALYSIS
SCIENTISTS SEEK TO IMPROVE PEACH
CARPENTER KILLED IN A FLYWHEEL
JAPANESE CONVICT WILL BE' DEPORTED
TOWER FALLS OVER AND KILLS LINEMEN
CENSUS RETURNS SHOW LARGE GAINS IN EAST
CARL SCHILLINGS SELL THEIR HOME
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
WEDDING WILL JOIN TWO OLD FAMILIES
COUNT AND VETERAN SEEK MAN'S ARREST
u25a0STONE COVERS NOTE *< OF SUPPOSED SUICIDE
ALAMEDA POLICE GET AUTO PATROL WAGON
RETIRED PASTOR CALLED BY DEATH
OIL IS STRUCK IN PETALUMA FIELDS
UNDERTAKER REPORTED ON BRINK OF DEATH
EXAMINATIONS FOR FEDERAL SERVICE PLACES
RED CROSS WILL INSTRUCT POLICE
| Californians on Travels" |
)' Army Orders
DRUGGIST SYNDICATE INCORPORATES HERE
STATE UNIVERSITY MADE A GODFATHER
VALUABLE FRUITVALE DOGS DIE STRANGELY
POLICEMAN WAS HELD UP BY TRAIN BANDITS
STAGE FOLK PLAN FOR BENEFIT SHOW
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ' PERFECT ORGANIZATION
CHECK PASSER FOILED BY ALERT MERCHANT
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The Call's Page of Sports
WILL THEY EVER QUIT TALKING ABOUT THE FIGHT?
H. C. LEGG SCORES ANOTHER TRIUMPH
Gossip Of The Turf
GREGORY FINED FOR STEALING U. S. STAMPS
RUGBY A HIT AT BERKELEY HIGH
HOLLY PARK RESIDENTS: WANT BRANCH LIBRARY
ELEVEN HEN TEAM LEAGUE ORGANIZED
Girl Kills Deer With Fence Picket
Two Race Track Evils To Be Discussed
LARNED MAY GO TO AUSTRALASIA
Saratoga Results
McFARLAND HOPES TO GET WOLGAST
Dole's Injury May Bar Him From Game
SPOTLIGHTS ON SPORTS
LIVELY BIDDING FOR BUSHER VITT
Boston Americans Get Southpaw Hunt
MINOR HEIR STAR OF GREAT FIELD
T Fort Erie Results I
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Seals and Oaks Draw Blanks In the Opening Skirmishes
American League j
American Association |
MOTOR ACCESSORY TRADE IS BOOMING
Representative of Moore Motor Supply Co; Says Accessories Must Be Useful
STANDIXG OP THE CLUBS
National League
I Northwestern League I
LONESOME TALLY GOES TO BEAVERS
Crustier Inflicted By Vernon On the Seals
Western League
MAYOR SAYS 'NO,' AND ABOUT IS OFF
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
F>LEA OF GUILTY MADE BY SPURIOUS.BROKER
LOWELL JUNIORS BEST SWIMMERS
Butte Results
Butte Entries
CHICAGO GOLFERS ALL TO THE GOOD
FIRE IN WALLS DRIVES LODGERS FROM HOTEL
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Eastern Coal Barons Oppose Use of Petroleum by Navy
COAL COSTS MORE THAN LIQUID FUEL
PACIFIC STATES OIL CO. COMPLETES PIPE LINE
OIL IS STRUCK IN THE ELK HILLS REGIOtM
NAVY DEPARTMENT'S ATTITUDE LOOKED ON AS JOKE BY OILMEN
STORAGE OIL OF'BIG CONCERNS IS SHORT
FORMER CALIFORNIAN DIES AT CAPE TOWN
NEW OIL WELL SAID TO BE SPURTING AGAIN
COMPANY EXPECTS TO TAP OIL AT 600 FEET
COMPANY TO DEVELOP MIDWAY OIL LANDS
GREAT CONTRACTS IN OIL PENDING
LAKEVIEW WILL LOSE ITS CROWN
OIL MEN EXPECT AID FROM PINCHOT
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HEAD WINDS DO NOT RETARD THE SIERRA
| Weather Report |
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Tliue Ball
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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THE CALL'S COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
ADVANCES SHOWN IN STOCK MARKET
GRAIN MARKET
| LOCAI^MARKETS I
TRADERS ADOPT , u25a0•CHEERFUL TONE
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FAIR TAX MAY BE AUTHORIZED BY LEGISLATURE
BRUSSELS LIST OF IA WARDS IS LNTACT
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
STOCKTON NAMES COUNTY DELEGATES
SIR ERNEST CASSELL TO AID JOB SEEKERS
STOCKTON SCHOOLS TO COST $200,000
STOCKTON SUFFERS FROM $30,000 FIRE
WATERMELONS ON ICE FOR THE UNDERTAKERS
SPECIAL TRAIN TO BRING NATIVES TO CELEBRATION
SNOWSHEDS GUARD WANTS TO SEE WIFE
5,000 TONS OR HAY DESTROYED BY FIRE
COLONEL AMES FOUND GUILTY
HUNT IS STARTED FOR MISSING WOOD CHOPPER
AFFINITY REFUSES ELOPEMENT ROUTE
GIRL WEARS TROUSERS 5 AND IS CHASED HOME
.WOMAN DIES WHILE AIDING INJURED MAN
BANDIT CONFESSES TO v HOLDINGUP POLICEMAN
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