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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 135, 14 April 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WELLS FARGO BLAMED BY GOVERNOR
Woman's Leg Goes Through Platform and Jewels Lost
THREE LIVES LOST IN STORM OF BAIL
WOMAN SHOT DOWN IN CROWDED CAFE
WOMEN LEAD IN WINE RIOT AND DEFY SOLDIERS
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY REMAINS WITHOUT HEAD
MINISTER ACCUSED OF ATTACK ON THE BIBLE
HENRY LAWYER CHARGED WITH AIDING FLIGHT
LAZY HUSBAND JAILED TO SUPPORT CHILDREN
Atty. Cochrane Accused Banker Kelly Out On Bail
WALKER ACHIEVES BIG AERIAL FEAT
FORMER* BANK CASHIER SENT ,TO PENITENTIARY
ELECTION EXPENSES OF SIBLEY TO BE AUDITED
American Troops Reported to Have Crossed the Border
fßesult of Fight || Along the Border
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Americans Starving And Harshly Treated
Athletes Ready for Big Dual Meet
Motorcyclists to Try for Records
NEW COMPLICATIONS IN MRS. HENRY'S CASE
STATE DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEETS TODAY
BIDS ARE ASKED FOR MACHINERY FOR CANAL
"FLOWER PALACE" NEW HOME OF PELICANO ROSSI & CO.
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HOUSE DEMANDS DIRECT VOTING FOR SENATORS
SHANGHAI THEORY UPSET BY BOY'S GOODBY NOTE
Gotch Throws Four Men in 22 Minutes
Couple Divorced Forty Years Are Remarried
MRS. DAVID WALKER ANSWERS CHARGES
SCIENTIST TELLS OF HIS RELIGION
CHESEBROUGH SAYS NEW RATES PLEASE
Baseball Men Will Get Insignia
CRACK SHOTS LEAVE FOR MEXICAN BORDER
CITY CLERK TO MAIL 35,000 POLLING CARDS
Man's Loud Snore Saves'j Him From Being Killed ||
POLO ENTHUSIASTS OUT,'i '■:{«y' FOR FIRST PRACTICE
Army Orders
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REPENTANT ROBBER GIVES BACK LOOT
EASTER SERVICE TO BE HELD ON AIT. RUBIDOUX
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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Country People Save City Rabbi Urges Love of Home
SUNDAY CLOSING OF DRUG STORES EXTENDS
TRAIN SMASHES WAGON AND INJURES DRIVER
Through Yoaenilte Sleeper
CONDUCTOR SHOT BY TRAIN ROBBER
POSTOFFICE BURGLAR SUSPECT IS RELEASED
MOSQUITO FLEET TO BEGIN PRACTICE
MILLIONAIRE WINS CHANGE OF VENUE
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Reforms of Municipal Accounting
What Union Pacific Is Doing ' –
That Jarring Note
Alden Ander* son Should Explain
England, Japan and America
GOSSIP OF AIL WAY MEN
ir~A ~ir===^ Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE ROAD J TO RENO I———
The Morning Chit-Chat
| No Baths for Dalai Lama |
PERSONS'IN THE NEWS
SAN JOSE URGED TO CHANGE NAME
The Smart Set
HOTEL TO BE BUILT IN SUTTER STREET
COWS PROVE DAIRYMEN . GUILTY OF SLANDER
DRILLS BY NIGHT ENLIVEN PRESIDIO
MRS. ANNA M. REINHOLDT, PETALUMA PIONEER, DIES
SUPERINTENDENT SHOULD GIVE BOND
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MAYOR DENOUNCES CAMPAIGN ATTACK
Jean Thurnherr Who Was Operated For Crime Career
MISS ANDREWS IS GIRL STUDENT HEAD
ST. MARYS SOPHOMORES ISSUE THE COLLEGIAN
CAMPAIGN TOO WARM FOR CANDIDATE MILLER
MILLS COLLEGE WILL ENTERTAIN ALUMNAE
PIECE OF SKULL TAKEN FROM GIRL
ROCK FILL IN KEY ROUTE BASIN SLIPS
CHICKENS DISAPPEAR -, FROM PEN IN NIGHT
DINNER IN HONOR OF BRIDE ELECT
NATIVE DAUGHTER MINSTRELS REHEARSE
Miss L. Stafford, Who Will Be Bride of Young Attorney
SORORITY HOUSE IS UNLOCKED BY CUPID
CANDIDATE CHIVERS IS SUED FOR DEBT
BERKELEY POSTOFFICE . CLERKS GIVE BANQUET
LOW TIDE LINE OF 1852 IN DISPUTE
CLASSICAL PROGRAM AT IDORA PARK FRIDAY
SYNAGOGUES OBSERVE PASSOVER FESTIVAL
WATER RATE PETITION WAS FILED TOO LATE
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
AFRICAN ELEPHANT IS FOUND AT LAST
MRS. DARLING RIDICULES CLAIM TO DOG TEAM
MARSHAL PURSUES AND CAPTURES SPEEDERS
ROGUES GALLERY PHOTO REFUTES WITNESS' TALE
OAKLAND ANNEX VOTES • YON SEWER BONDS TODAY
Miss A. Anderson, Member of Cast of 'A Celebrated Case'
DRAMATIC CLUB READY FOR PLAY
Suburban Brevities
THEATER PARTY FOR CHARITY FUND
COUNCIL WILL CANVASS * RETURNS OF ELECTION
S. P. ELECTRIC TRAIN V IS GIVEN TRIAL TRIP
THIRD SWEETSER JURY REACHES NO VERDICT
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CONVENTION IS HELD
California Travel Talks
BORROWING HUBBY LEAVES BRIDE 2c
KING'S DAUGHTERS HOLD V& ANNUAL RECEPTION
| Californ.ans in New York j ♦— : —. ____ , __^.
Caroline Teichert New Head of Girls' Singing Society
SANTA CLARA MEN TO PLAN FOR EXPOSITION
LATE SNOW AND FROST . CAUSE LITTLE DAMAGE
KAPPA MEMBER TO LEAD TREBLE CLEF
ATHENIAN CLUB HOLDS 7 7; ITS ANNUAL ELECTION
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HONORS E. K. STROBRIDGE
Phoenix Team Awarded Souvenirs
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Booklovers Crowd Bookstores In Effort to Solve Pictures
AFFINITY ON TRIAL • FOR SHOOTING HUSBAND
POCKET HUNTER IS STABBED THREE TIMES
MODESTO WANTS SLOGAN AND DESIGN FOR SEAL
TWO YOUTHS EXTRADITED FOR HOLDING UP TRAIN
STEEP HILLS EASY FOR MOTOR TRUCK
~ * Todays Meetings of . Improvement Clubs
SUSPECTS TAKEN SINGLE HANDED
COLORADO PASSES WHITE PLAGUE LAW
COTTON FIRM IS GUILTY OF FRAUD
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
$50,000 ASKED AS BALM FOR REFUSAL
PROGRAM COMPLETED FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL
OLDEST PIONEER OF CHICAGO VISITS COAST
BENICIA PRESBYTERY SESSION CONCLUDED
NEW RULES MADE FOR MARE ISLAND
PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS IN STOCKTON PROTESTED
JACK LONDON OFF FOR THREE WEEKS' CRUISE
STORES AND SCHOOLS ' TO CLOSE GOOD FRIDAY
HANFORD RAILWAY WILL BE RUSHED
NEW LAW COMPELS SERVICE OF UTILITIES
.■■ —— ■■'■■ 1... i ».i.i nwi ■ FISHERMEN PLANNING TO COMBINE CATCHES
FARMER WANTS $50,000 FOR HIS CHERRY CROP
DISCRIMINATION CHARGED IN PERMITS TO FISH
MARRIAGE LICENSES • ISSUED AT STOCKTON
ELOPEMENTS TWO IN SAN JOAQUIN
MASONS HOLD CEREMONY v OF MAUNDY THURSDAY
BILL WILL ADVOCATE . CANDIDACY OF TORMEY
ROSEVILLE OWLS VOTE TO SECEDE
HUGE LEVEES TO RECLAIM 10,000 ACRES IN YOLO
NOT TWINS/BUT COUSINS, BORN ON SAME DAY
:.'•■■'. ■ ■■■ . — .■=•.■■•.,:•■■■ * * ~{ The Doctors Answers On Health and Beauty Questions j
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
NO ROOM IN THE BRAIN FOR ANYTHING BUT BASEBALL
HAIL AND WIND BREAK UP GAME
T NATIONAL LEAGUE | ♦ ——■ : — ♦■
* AMERICAN ASSOCIATION *
. : . » —'•' BELMONT HOBSE WINS
Result of Games Id the Big Leagues
KELLER MATCHED AGAINST COFFEY
McCARTHY SIGNED TO MEET SMITH
WARD JOINS PASTIMES
VARSITY CREWS EAGER FOR RACE
Baseball Fan Dies Of Over Excitement -______--_-_-__-_____-___________-=====
AMATEUR BASEBALL
.7 FRENCHMAN KNOCKS OUT STANTON ..
I ..•*-■ * — ———V . ,; | '. VANDERBII.T HORSE FINISHES SECOND : |
STANFORD TEAM FEELS CONFIDENT
SAN JOAQUIN HAS BASEBALL LEAGUE
Fitzgerald Signs With N.Y. Americans
box TWENTY ROUS© DBJLW
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Beavers Whitewash Commuters on Latter's Grounds
JO BIFF IS NO DUMMY WHEN IT COMES TO CIRCUMVENTING THOSE WHO WOULD DENY HIM SEEING THE GAME
OAKS RUN UP AGAINST PACKAGE OF TROUBLE
SENATORS PULL OUT OF DEFEAT
Old Third Warders to Play Ball
LITTLE BROWN TOSSERS WILL MEET BEST OF COLLEGE NINES
SEALS BIFF BALL ALL OVER FIELD
Seals Gain Some On Oakland Club
COLLEGE CHESS TOURNEY BEGINS
Yachtsmen Hold Annual Meeting
JOHNSON – REJOINS.' WASHINGTON 7
| PENSACOLA RESULTS • |. ■»- •'" ***■' —"■' ": ■ ;": *•."...*'-..■»
LUSTY LUNGED JAPS HERE TO PLAY BALL
| i NORFOLK RESULTS ■»- ■—'———:—•—*———r——•■
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
RAILROAD GROSS EARNINGS HIGHER
STOCK PRICES AT STANDSTILL
STOCK MARKET.
1 MINING STOCKS T .♦—————7' ■.'..,' : 7." — ■■■—:—*•
I OIL STOCKS I i
SUMMARY OF . THE MARKETS
Markets Close For Easter
GRAIN MARKET
I LOCAL MARKETS |
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
NIPPON MARU HERE FROM THE FAR EAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Weather Report
PIER DIRECTORY '
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sub. Moon sad Tide
U . S. Branch Hydrographic Office
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST, |
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PENS BROUGHT INTO COURT AT WILSON TRIAL
SUSAN B. ANTHONY CLUB HOLDS BAZAAR
COLLEGIANS TO SETTLE -• y._. * VEXED QUESTION
To Visit San Francisco
Keith, California Artist, Dies His Landscapes Are Immortal
OAKS GREW WILD ON HIS CANVASES
LINDSTROM'S BODY IS FOUND IN BAY
GOOD FRIDAY OFF FOR CITY'S HELP
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