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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 56, 25 January 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
12 JAPANESE HANGED AS TRAITORS
FAST TIME MADE IN DRILLING OIL WELL
PARCELS POST URGED BY RURAL CARRIERS
BANKING TALK HEARD AT BANQUET TABLES
FUNERAL DIRECTORS TO MEET AT GILROY
Pilot Falls 25 Feet
Dream of Fire Gomes True to Minutest Detail
MEXICAN REBELS VICTORIOUS AND REVOLT GROWS
$35,000 JEWEL THEFT IN MRS. WM. THAW JR.'S HOME
PERMANENT TARIFF BOARD AGREED ON
DE LAVEAGA WILL CASE NEARLY OVER
LAW STUDENTS TO PUBLISH JOURNAL
NEW ORLEANS FEARS CRUCIAL TEST CALIFORNIANS DEMAND VOTE TODAY
ANOTHER FOOLISH QUESTION
WHITE WOMAN LEARNS HUSBAND IS A NEGRO
YOUTH TELLS HOW HE PREPARED FOR TWO DAYS BEFORE KILLING FATHER
AGED WOMAN, TERRIBLY BURNED, LIES HELPLESS FOR TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS
MAN FOLLOWS TWO BROTHERS TO GRAVE IN PATH WORN BY SUICIDES
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QUIET RESTORED IN CHINESE RIOT. TOWN
|. Californians' on Travels – |
WIRES HEAVY WITH MESSAGES TO TAFT
KETCHEL SLAYERS ARE FOUND GUILTY
BOOKS OF DEFUNCT BANK ARE TANGLED
AGED MAN AND HIS v WIFE DIE SAME DAY
SAVINGS BANKS ASK FOR TAFT'S INFLUENCE
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NEW BISHOP OF SAN JOAQUIN TO BE CONSECRATED
61st Convention of Diocese Is Opened
KOMURA DEFINES POLICY OF JAPAN
MINE PROMOTERS MUST SERVE JAIL SENTENCE
PLAGUE CAUSES FOREIGN HEGIRA
SALARIES OF RURAL CARRIERS INCREASED
PROSECUTOR CALLS BURKE DEGENERATE
FEDERAL REGULATION l OF STOCKS FAY ORED
m — . FATHER AND MOTHER " ' DIE IN SA/feE HOUR
Frances Stewart, Whose Engagement Has Been Broken
LOVERS' QUARREL ENDS BETROTHAL
AUSTRIA TO HAVE A SALARIED CONSUL HERE
CAPTAIN OF WRECKED BOAT BECOMES INSANE
LODGE WAGES WAR UPON SHIP TRUST
IXSIDE HISTORY
ILLEGAL MARRIAGE WILL BE ANNULLED
FUND RAISED TO FIGHT FREIGHT RATE APPEAL
HENRY T. GAGE ENTERS BALDWIN WILL CONTEST
SIX INJURED FATALLY : BY POWDER EXPLOSION
TWO MEN ARE KILLED : BY . EXPLOSION OF GAS
Edward T. Sterling. '; Late Auto' Dealer And Former Banke
WRITES DAUGHTER, THEN DROPS DEAD
WOMAN, HEAVILY ARMED, LOOKS FOR POLICEMEN
CALIFORNIA COMPANY ■:. CAN ENTER NEBRASKA
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SANFORD'S SUFFRAGETTE BUNCOMBE BURIED BY SENATE
ADVISORY VOTE BILL DEFEATED
SPIRITED CLASHES ON LOCAL OPTION
LONELYNESS IMPAIRS MIND OF A RANCHER
Change in the Pharmacy Laws Is Aimed at Patent Medicines
OREGON URGED TO AID AT KLAMATH
Yoftemite :In Winter
$320,000 ASKED FOR STATE FAIR
GOOD ROADS BOARD ON ROUGH HIGHWAY
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Income Tax Amendment Bound to Pass
A San Joaquin Valley Canal
Progressive League May Mean New Party
His Ultimatum
Success of Oil Burning Engines in the Navy
GOSSIP OP RAILWAY MEN
Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
RATTLE-: SNAKE JIM
The Morning Chit-Chat
': -■ * •——— At -Her Mirror
First Aid-
:, PERSONS IN THE NEWS V
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
STOCKTON REJECTS FOUR BOND ISSUES
TEN OUT OF ELEVEN PASS BAR EXAMINATIONS
YOUTH KILLED THROUGH HITTING DOG WITH GUN
COLLIER PROMETHEUS WILL HAVE WIRELESS
THREE LICENSES TO MARRY ARE ISSUED
WOMAN SAVED HERSELF BY "DODGING" BULLET
WHEN IS A PICTURE SHOW NOT A SHOW?
GUARDS AT NAVY YARD f: MUST SEARCH WAGONS
HIGHWAY LOS ANGELES TO SACRAMENTO URGED
NEW JUDGE ADVOCATE V NAMED AT NAVY YARD
VALLEJO WILL SPEND $24,587 ON WATER PLANT
PENNSYLVANIA LEAVES FOR COALING STATION
TWO BOYS MISSING FROM ORPHAN ASYLUM
JURY FINDS LAWYER'S FEE WAS EXORBITANT
VIOLATERS OF PURE FOOD LAW ARE FINED
J. L. HINCKLEY FOUND DYING IN DOORWAY
VICTORY WON FOR CALIFORNIA STONE
HOTELMAN WHO SLEW WOMAN HELD FOR TRIAL
OFFICERS TELL OF VESSEL'S TROUBLES
DIAMOND RINGS AND $33 STOLEN FROM HOME
D. WAGNER DIES AS , RESULT OF ACCIDENT
HORSE IS KILLED BY STRIKING LIVE WIRE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
GIRL MARRIED AT CHURCH CEREMONY
GUARDIAN APPOINTED FOR HEAVY DRINKER
MRS. JULIA L. THOMAS SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL
$7,000 FOR LITTLE GIRL HURT BY STREET CAR
PHONE TOLL BOX IS ROBBED IN STATION
Rev. T. J. Brennan, Who Will Lecture On Trip to Rome
LECTURER TO AID CATHOLIC SOCIETY
SCOTS CELEBRATE BURNS' BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
REQUIEM HIGH MASS SAID FOR MRS. DEANE
NATIONAL UNION TO INSTALL OFFICERS
MILLER & LUX ADDS GRADUATE TO FORCE
S. P. APPLICATION STILL IN COUNCIL
STANFORD PLANS FOR A MUSICAL FESTIVAL
DOCTOR DROWNED BY CAPSIZING OF BOAT
ORANGE PACKERY IS ' DESTROYED BY FIRE
COPPER RIVER RAILROAD COMPLETED 160 MILES
Suburban Brevities
CONTRACTORS WANT CITY WORK CHANGED
MARIN JUSTICES MUST GIVE UP "EASY MONEY"
DREDGING REGULATION AROUSES A PROTEST
INSANE WOMAN MAKES ATTACK ON HOSTESS
WOMAN WHO CROSSED i V.PLAINS IN '49 SUCCUMBS
MYSTERY ENVELOPS DEATH OF INFANT
AMUSEMENT MACHINE IS NOT REAL ESTATE
BOARD OF TRADE WANTS ' GATES FOR CROSSINGS
HODGHEAD WILL HELP FRAME NEW CHARTERS
UNIVERSITY EXPERT TO TALK ON POULTRY
BAPTIST COMMITTEE WILL CALL PASTOR
MERCER TO SPEAK OF GRADUATES IN SLUMS
CLAREMONT CLUB MAY GET BIRDMEN
FIRE PROTECTION IS ASKED BY FACTORIES
IMPROVEMENT CLUB WILL DEDICATE SCHOOL
COUNCIL ASKS SANTA FE TO FULFILL AGREEMENT
COMMISSION BEGINS PARK REFORESTRATION
MRS. HUBERT N. ROWELL
MANDOLIN CLUB IS PLANNING CONCERTS
BERKELEY CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED
RICHMOND WANTS NEW INNER SHORE LINES
PURSE SNATCHER FLEES , WHEN WOMAN SCREAMS
I Marriage Licenses | ♦.._—, ' _—«.
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
SECOND SUICIDE IN NEIGHBORHOOD
WOMAN ATTEMPTS TO END HER LIFE
WAR TALK FLOATS•-IN THE HAITIAN AIR
Charles Melvin, Who Died oh the Operating Table
OPERATION FATAL TO FORMER BANKER
MEN TRACE NAMES TO OCCUPATIONS
MOULTON ELECTED SENIORS' PRESIDENT
ROBERT J. HANCOCK SUED BY DAUGHTER
BEET SUGAR MADE NEARLY 101 YEARS
SISTERS DIE SAME WEEK; THIRD DYING
KING TAKES BATH TO SECURE CROWN
Popular Stanford Couple Who Have Told of Betrothal
COLLEGE ROMANCE COMES TO LIGHT
BIG SCORES MADE AT BOWLING MEET
PASSENGER ENGINE JUMPS INTO CREEK
MISSION PARLOR DRILL TEAM TO GIVE BALL
"DR. ROSEN" ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF BIGAMY
SOUTH CENTRAL CLUB TO CONFER ON ROADS
'— » . ■ .■ SEWS OF THE OCEAX
DRUGGIST ACCUSED OF BEATING WIFE
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The Call's Page of Sports
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY'RE FAR AWAY
FIVE FAVORITES FINISH IN FRONT
I THE CALL'S HANDICAP FORECAST I ♦— : : — — : _ : 4
TURF GOSSIP
* JACKSONVILLE RESULTS T
TAMPA RESULTS
ELLIOTT JOINS HIGHLANDERS
| THE CALL'S RACING FORM CHART | '• -♦- — — —. —- ''",'.' v '—: : – —————. ♦
hall PARK FOR VALLEJO
I DOGS RUN POORLY
ST. IGNATIUS JRS. AND ST. JAMES WIN
CROSS COUNTRY ROUTE IS CHOSEN
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Oakland Will Go Broke If Burns Loses
. A TTE LL AND – KIL HA> MM N
Anglers Bent Upon New Bent Pin Laws
St. Mary's and U.C. to Meet on Track
U.C. Baseball and Track Schedules Changed
London Fight Fans Pelt Ring Officials
Wild Fowl Plentiful in Stanislaus County
RIG I.R.VGIT. TRAINING RILLS .
RIG TENNIS MUST PLANNED
RAIN BALKS TRAP SHOOTERS
COGSWELL TRACK TEAM AWAITS SON
Fresno Fans Welcome Boxers Again
a – WINCED AS FORM TEAM
Spotlights on Sports
Oil on Bay Kills Ducks By the Wholesale
Baseball at Stanford to Start Today
RRIVVRR WINS PROM WRIGHT
CHESS MASTERS IX FURRY
CHIEF OF POLICE WINS GUN SHOOT
ROTATION IX"; BOX
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NERVY NIKRENT WINS IN A KNOX
SALE OF EL DORADO COMPANY DEFERRED
SLEUTH SCHOOL HEAD TO STOP SLEUTHING
THREE PETITIONS ARE FILED IN BANKRUPTCY
KNOX LIMOUSINE IS CLASSY AUTOMOBILE
SOLDIERS TO HAVE ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
STREET THIEF GIVEN A THREE YEAR TERM
WOULDBE BURGLARS ALLOWED PROBATION
ELECTRICIANS SEAT OFFICERS OF UNION
GREETERS TO GIVE VAUDEVILLE JINKS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
NEW YORK BONDS EAGERLY BOUGHT
STOCK MA-KET SLOW AND DULL
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF the markets
T GRAIN MARKET Ti
I LOCAL MARKETS 1
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
MARIPOSA HERE AHEAD OF TIME
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
| Weather Report J j
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball " -'7'
" Sun, Moon and Tide
I . S. Branch Hydrosrraphlc Office ;
SHIPPING INT~.LLIGENCE
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JUSTICE SCALES TO WEIGH KING OF PICKPOCKETS
"Kid" Sullivan Grins In Face of the Law
BIG SUIT FILED AGAINST ESTATE
PHOENIX GROVE WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
BUCKET SHOP BILL TO AWAIT MAYOR
CHILDREN'S COSTUME FESTIVAL TO BE GIVEN
DETINUE SYSTEM IS UNDER ATTACK
FORMER WIFE IS SUED FOR $8,221
HALSEY MUST GO TO TRIAL JAN. 30
CIVIL WAR VETERAN IS MARRIED AT 75
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