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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 33, 2 January 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LISSNER IN PLOT FOR WORKS
ENDOWMENT WILL REBUILD HOSPITAL
WOMAN IDENTIFIES HUSBAND AS THIEF
AUTOIST KILLS BERKELEYAN; SPEEDS AWAY
CARDINAL ROASTS 'HUMAN ICEBERGS'
TENNESSEE FACES FIGHT FOR FEDERAL SENATOR
Californians on Travels
THUGS ROB AGED WOMAN VICTIM FATALLY HURT
D.J. KEEFE'S OFFICIAL PAPERS STOLEN; FOUND
DRUGSTORES OBSERVE NEW YEAR HOLIDAY
VICTIM OF BLOW IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
ACTOR WHO PLAYED WITH BOOTH IS DEAD
LISBON REPUBLIC IS WAVERING IN BALANCE
Senator Black's Stand
Cold in Oklahoma
Exercises Abandoned
By United Wireless
MARINE OFFICERS HAVE MERRY TIME
BRUTAL ROBBERS BEAT WIDOW ON HEAD WITH PISTOL AND RAID TILL
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Bodie Family Beaten In Close Game
MINOR BASEBALL
MASSON FLITS AT SANTA BARBARA
ELEVATOR MAN HAS TROUBLES OF HIS OWN
BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES DEFY COUNTERFEITERS
CONTESTS ARE ON CARNIVAL PROGRAM
BRAZIL BUILDING UP BIG FLOUR INDUSTRY
HURRY, CHILDREN! IT'S SCHOOL DAY
GREEK SUGAR MONOPOLY CONTRACT POSTPONED
ANCONA POULTRY ARE BEST BREED IN ITALY
Col. John Wisser, Who Will Succeed Col. J.A. Lundeen
ARGENTINA COMPELLED TO IMPORT LUMBER
CHANGE MADE IN PRESIDIO OFFICERS
Y.M.C.A. TO HAVE BUILDING FOR NEGROES
CRUSADE AGAINST SQUIRRELS BEING MADE
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TAFT ASKED TO CANCEL CLAIMS OF CUNNINGHAM
KERN WILL SECURE SENATORIAL TOGA
Evidence Shows Intent To Defeat Law's Purpose
BATTLE AGAINST TRUSTS RENEWED
NOTED NAVAL MAN CRITICALLY ILL
MINERS INJURED BY PREMATURE EXPLOSION
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS FIGHT OVER SPEAKER
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CUTOFF CUTS OUT DANGEROUS HILLS
PRICES UNSETTLE THE IRON MARKET
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San Francisco Is Proud Of Its Record for 1910
Three Dangers That Beset the Aviator
Lissner's Plan to Steal the Senatorship From Spalding Is an Outrage Upon the Law, the Party and the People
How Water Com= petition Affects California Rates
The Mystery
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt
THOMAS EDISON
The Morning Chit-Chat
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
LODGEMEN CHEER LITTLE SUFFERERS
STORE THIEF SECURES RELICS OF BIG FIRE
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UNGLE SAM'S BANKS OPEN TOMORROW
NEW STATION MADE IN NORTHWEST GREENLAND
Gertrude Norton, Mission Queen, Will Abdicate!
QUEEN ESTHER TO END REIGN OF JOY
DIVER TO SEEK STOCKTON AUTO
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE WILL ELECT HITCHCOCK
RE-ELECTION OF CLAPP OPPOSED IN MINNESOTA
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
SACRAMENTO DANCE IS SOCIAL EVENT
SPEAKERSHIP SQUABBLE CONTINUES IN ILLINOIS
TWO ALLEGED DIAMOND THIEVES ARE RETURNED
LARGE STRUCTURES NEAR COMPLETION
HOLDUP OR PRANK, 'BANDIT' IS JAILED
BIG SHAKEUP EXPECTED IN OFFICE OF SHERIFF
CHANGES URGED IN STATE GAME LAWS
ANNUAL EISTEDDFOD WILL CONVENE TODAY
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HUNGRY SOLONS EYE PIE COUNTER
McELVAINE MAY HEAD EQUALIZERS
DIAMOND STUD FOR CHARLEY CURRY
Legislators Gather at Capital Prepared for Work of Session
PUBLIC COMMERCIAL SCHOOL REPUDIATED
CRUMBS MARK SPOT OF JORDAN PIE
BANNER YEAR FOR RIVERSIDE BUILDING
MITCHELL SLATED AS LABOR COMMISSIONER
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BURGLARS REAP A RICH HARVEST
ELKS WILL "OWN" CHUTES WEDNESDAY
JAPANESE CELEBRATE NEW YEAR DAY
CHARLES S. AIKEN'S CONDITION CRITICAL
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Masthead
BIRDMEN MAY FLY FROM SHIP OF WAR IN BAY
Queen of Italy Falls on Stairs and Injures Arm
"LAND SHARKS" TO FEEL GRIP OF LAW'S HAND
TROLLEY LINE BUILT OVER LAND AT NIGHT
Hoxsey's Death Makes Birdmen Cautious Navigators of the Air Avoid Perilous Flights
POWERS FORGIVES YOUNG ELOPERS
BURUNGAME WANTS A MAIL ORDER JAIL
MAN'S BODY FOUND, BURNED, IN RAVINE
DULGET VOICES TO SOOTHE PUBLIC EAR
FISHING SMACK RUN DOWN BY TUG AND SINKS
FATAL FALL UNNERVES AIRMEN
"AERIAL EXPERIMENTS MUST GO ON," SAYS THEODORE ROOSEVELT
COMMERCE SUFFERS IN STRICKEN MESSINA
NEW YORK'S EAR TUNED FOR DIX
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NEW ACTS ENLIVEN ORPHEUM SHOW
Basket Ball Will Be Leading Sport
Alice Lloyd and Lew Sully Delight Large Audience With Songs and Fun
ICY BLASTS CHILL THE MIDDLE WEST
One Hundred Typewriters
THISTLE-VAMPIRE GAME ENDS IN TIE
NICARAGUA' SCHOICE RECOGNIZED BY U.S.
"CONS" TO CRACK JOKES, NOT ROCKS
SAN DIEGO MERCHANT IS INJURED BY AUTO
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
IMPROVERS SECURE MANY BETTERMENTS
FUNERAL OF PIONEER FRUITVALE BANKER HELD
Judge W.H. Waste, President of the Berkeley Y.M.C.A.
NEW POWDER WORKS COMPANY FORMED
NEW YEAR IS THEME OF OAKLAND PASTORS
Gossip of Smart Set In San Mateo County
NEW BUILDING IS DEDICATED TO MEN
LENNON RETIRES AS SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
BERKELEY MINISTER ACCEPTS BROOKLYN CALL
CLASS IS CONFIRMED AT ALL SOULS' CHAPEL
BURGLARS ROUTED BY PLUCKY NURSE
NEW DEVICES FOR WESTERN CANADA
ARABS GAIN TRADE OF HINDU PEARL MERCHANTS
DR. GAY CONTESTS HIS UNCLE'S WILL
VEGETABLE DYES BEST FOR ORIENTAL RUGS
SHEEP FLOCKS ALL OVER WORLD ARE DIMINISHING
CIGARETTE INDUSTRY GROWS DESPITE TAX
Collis Mitchum, Chosen Chief by Fellow Students
1910 A BAD YEAR FOR STOCK MARKET
HONEST BLACKSMITH HELD UP ON BRIDGE
SENIOR CLASSMAN MADE PRESIDENT
ARGENTINA AND TURKEY MAKE CONSULAR TREATY
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Oakland News
WOMEN TO MAKE CONVENTION PLANS
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The Call's Page of Sports
BABY STARS TO TWINKLE WITH BRIGHTEST LIGHTS OF TURF FIRMAMENT
Finals Are Reached in Golf Play
Graham Has Fourteen Twirlers on Staff
THE CALL'S RACING HANDICAP FORECAST
COAST WANTS MAN ON TENNIS BOARD
YOUNG GREYHOUND DEFEATS CRACKS
TWO TENNIS CLUBS START TOURNEYS
Golfers Will Play for Elkus Cup
POLO TOURNEY TO BEGIN THURSDAY
Big Smoke Discovers Another Champ
20 TO 1 SHOT WINS 2 YEAR OLD RACE
JUAREZ ENTRIES
REGATTA AT TACOMA TODAY
BIG GAME WILL BE PLAYED TODAY
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HOW THE BAKER ELECTRIC WON
GAY THRONG PROMPTED MOTHER TO SEEK DEATH
BULL TERRIER BARKS WHILE THIEF WORKS
JUSTICE KERRIGAN IS ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
NEW YEAR CELEBRATOR'S BULLET KILLS YOUTH
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
STEVEDORES RUSH WORK ON MONGOLIA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball . , -".- '
Sun, Moon and Tide
I. S. Branch ; Hydronraphlc Office:
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
FROG LEO INDUSTRY PAYS $200,000 A YEAR
Weather Report
JOKER'S COLD FEET STOP ALARM CLOCK
FEW WHITE PEOPLE ON TOBAGO ISLAND
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