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San Francisco Call, Volume 108, Number 160, 7 November 1910
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Article Text
Masthead
JOHNSON IS CERTAIN OF VICTORY
"TUESDAY NIGHT WILL SEE A NEW STATE, A FREE STATE" SAYS JOHNSON
LATEST LIES NAILED BY JOHNSON
KEARNEY FOLLOWER DIES IN HOTEL FIRE
UNION LABOR VOTERS INDORSE J. J. CASSIDY
SEISMOGRAPHS RECORD SEVERAL EARTHQUAKES
CALHOUN CONDUCTS BELL'S CAMPAIGN
THE LATEST IN POLITICAL VAUDEVILLE
TAFT DESIRES A JOHNSON VICTORY
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STOCKTON POLITICIANS SEE TRICK BACK OF THE KROH CHARGES
GET TOtiISTHKH OX AME.DME.T.«
GALLAGHER TELLS WHY STATE NEEDS JOHNSON
LOVELAND'S GOOD WORK APPROVED
REED QUESTIONS THE INDIANA "?"
: DOT MISS EXPOSiTrOX' BOXOS
WOMEN EDUCATORS RACE FOR OFFICE
INDIA BASIN IS NEEDED REV. CROWLEY'S VIEWS
ISLAIS SENTIMENT IS SWEEPING CALIFORNIA
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DISTRICT CHIEFS IGNORE HERRIN MACHINE'S ORDER TO KNIFE JOHNSON
BOURBONS NEED BUT 14 SENATE SEATS TO RULE
ZUMWALT IS AN EMPLOYER OF A CHINESE
CLUB OPPOSES SNOOK • AS NONRESIDENT OF SENATORIAL DISTRICT
WANTS JOHNSON TO WIN LABOR LEADERS STAND
MAN KILLS BEST' FRIEND – IN FIGHT OVER WOMAN
BELL COUNTS VOTE BEFORE ITS CAST
WARD LEADERS REFUSE TO LINE UP FOR BELL
VOTE FOR'-ALL:AMENDMENTS
GORE EXPOSES CANARD KENT VICTORY ASSURED
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ORPHAN'S HOME TO BENEFIT BY MONSTER SHOW
Athletes and Vaudeville Performers Will Assist Mount St. Joseph's Asylum
MOVEMENT FOR PEACE OF WORLD TAKEN UP
PETALUMA PASTOR IS CALLED TO THIS CITY
BOY BICYCLIST HURT IN CAR COLLISION
SOCIALISTS HOLD A PARADE IN OAKLAND
GIRLS GIVE THANKS FOR PUBLIC'S HELP
ALUMNI OPPOSES TAX AMENDMENT
NEW CUNARD LINER MAY CONSUME OIL
MARIN'S SOCIETY AT HARVEST DANCE
CONVICTS ERECT LARGE CELLHOUSE
HAVANA BUYS PAVING y-BLOCKS FROiM NORWAY
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
PRETTY WEDDING IN A STOKTON HOME
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AT STOCKTON
OX ALL AMENDMENTS VOTE YES
HIGH BUILDING FOR SACRAMENTO
NAVAL MILITIA MAY GET TWO OF DEWEY'S SHIPS
LAUNCH LURCHES AND HURLS MAN TO DEATH
POTATOES THE SOURCE . OF GERMANY'S STARCH
WENATCHEE GROWERS , MARKET. OWN APPLES
TIMETABLE DRAWN 0 FROMtSINGING BIRDS
FERN CANOPY FOR WEDDING CEREMONY
PROHIBITIONISTS FIGHT HARD IN NEW MEXICO
| -Array and Navy Orders" |
BOY IS HURT BY RUNAWAY HORSE
Y^ C^Ai TEAMS GAIN' ; , , MANYNEW MEMBERS
STOCKTON PLANS FOR BUSINESSMEN'S TRIP
SAN FRANCISCAN'S AUTO BREAKS DOWN; ROBBED
3LOTTING PAPER MADE AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT
WOMAN BORN IN 1784 DISCOVERED IN BULGARIA
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
The Character of the Opposition to Johnson
The Examiner Gives Away Bell Case
No Time to Change Our Congressmen
The Chronicle And the New York Sun
A LIGHT THAT FAILED TO ENLIGHTEN
The Orator From Indiana Is Fouling His Own Nest
Answers o Queries
Abe Martin
IT IS NOT JOHNSON'S FIGHT... IT IS THE PEOPLE'S FIGHT!
UNCLE WALT THE POET PHILOSOPHER
PERSONS IN, THJ NSWS
HUSBAND STABS WIFE WITH FORK
THE SMART SET
RE-ELECTION OF SMITH IS ASKED
MOTORCYCLISTS-RACE UP – HILL AND ONE IS HURT
MAJORITY FOR AL.I/r AMENDMEXTS
AVIATION MEETING PLANS ABANDONED
MEYER FAVORS TWO NAVAL DRYDQCKS; FOR WEST
DANCERS TO STAGE "THE DEATH OF EVE"
CREIGHTON HAS BIG NONPARTISAN CLUB
WHEELER EXPLAINS FREIGHT RATE WAR
REAL-ESTATE BOARD PROTESTS; 29 CENT TAX
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
IMPROVERS DISCUSS SEWERAGE PROBLEM
ORIGINAL DANCES TO ENLIVEN COLLEGE PLAY
3ATEMAN TAKES GAS IN ATTEMPTING.SUICIDE
BEAT THEM TO IT
GRECIAN WOMEN WILL HOLD INITIAL BALL
HELLENIC LADIES' CLUB TO DANCE
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS**' INSTALL NEW COUNCIL
SNEDIGAR WANTS MaRE < PROBATION OFFICERS
OLD ATHLETIC CLUB IN FRUITVALE RE-OPENED
BURGLAR CAUGHT LEAVING STORE
ALAMEDA PIONEER DIES AT. AGE OF 78
San Mateo County Smart Set Gossip
CLUBWOMEN WILL WELCOME VISITORS
VETERAN OF RIFLE RANGES IS HONORED
BARON'S DAUGHTER CLAIMED BY DEATH
NATIVE SONS WILL HONOR THEIR DEAD
LODGE MEMBERS HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES
WOMAN DOCTOR WILL BE TRIED FOR MURDER
WOMEN OF CHURCH TO * OPEN A DAY HOME
I Suburban Brevities I
MISS SUTPHEN TO GIVE A RECITAL
CHILD WORKERS TO HAVE ANNUAL DINNER
NICHOLSON RENDERS PROGRAM AT CONCERT
PATRONAL FEAST IS CELEBRATED
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
OAKLAND ATHLETES LOSE BY 2 POINTS
Princeton Eleven Leads College Teams
San Francisco Soccer . Team Wins
FIVE THOUSAND SEE COMPANY A WIN LEAGUE OF CROSS TRACK MEET AFTER HARD STRUGGLE
PHOENIX NINE IS WINNER ONCE MORE
100 Olympians Take Long Walk
WINGED V ELEVEN WINS FAST GAME
FINAL OF STAKE LEFT UNFINISHED
Baseball Notes
XEW ORLEANS TO BE TRIMMED
FOLEY MAKES GREAT FIGHT FOR TITLE
Driving Club Closes the Season
Modesto Reds Trim All Stars
CRACK HORSES TO RUN IN STAKES
U.C. WIIL HAVE SLIGHT ADVANTAGE
O. TILLEMO IS FIRST IN PISTOL SHOOT
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LAST BATTER OUT IN THE COAST'S GREATEST BASEBALL SEASON
DIAMOND BATTLES OF 1910 ARE OVER
Seals Lose Double Header To Oakland Pretenders
Portland by 12 Points
FAMILY OF FIVE > . – FLEES FROM FLAMES
get ahead;of; NEwioaLEAprs
VERNON TAKES TWO FROM CHAMPIONS
Central League Flag Goes to Alameda
NEW AUTOMOBILE RECEIVED BY THE PACIFIC EXCHANGE
AUTOMOBILE ROAD RECORD IN DANGER
Spurr Breaks the Cross Country Record
SPECIAL CARE OF AUTOS IN WINTER
MEXICAN DERBY WON BY BANKER
ANGELS WALLOP SENATORS' RECRUIT
Hoffman Shows Rare Form With Rifle
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OPERATOR'S MORSE IS QUEER LANGUAGE
iVOOLEN GOODS TRADE OF GERMANY INCREASES
YELLOW FEVER WAR WAGED IN BRAZIL
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
STEAMSHIP DAMARA MAY BE SOLD HERE
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun. Mnon and Tide
I*. •». Rranrh llj-«lroprraphlo Office
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
Weather Report
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GIRL ENDS LIFE ON SEEING ITS HORROR IN PLAY
WAITER USES BOTTLE TO CLINCH ARGUMENT
REV. DR. COFFEE CLAIMS BRIDE IN THIS CITY
TRANSPORTATION CLUB GIVES BAY EXCURSION
TA KG XO CHA XC KS TO • 1.0 5 E
DAN CUPID DEVELOPS DARK ROOM "NEGATIVE"
DRIVER LACKS JOB AND COURTS DEATH
$10,000 SETTING FOR PEDERSEN'S CANVASES
CELEBRATION GIVEN ' – BY SWISS SOCIETIES
PASTOR DIES AS HE READS PSALMS
DRIVER HURT WHENrAyTO "' AND BUGGY; COLLIDE
OLD GLORY FLIES OVER NEW SCHOOL
PLOICEMAN SLAYS A FLEEING YOUTH
PIONEERS WOMEN PLAN Bid: CHRISTMAS %EAST
JUDGE COFFEY'S CAREER, A RECORD OF DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE
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