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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 37, 7 July 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SENATE HEARS WORKS DEFEND SCIENCE CULT
New York Society Girl Wields an Ax At Newport Blaze
WOMEN VIEW SEA FROM CROW'S NEST
SAN FRANCISCO GIRL KILLED IN AUTO EXPLOSION
TAFT IS NOW A ROUGH RIDER, BUT HE ISN'T WORKING AT IT
Mrs. Young Here, Silent as to Politics More Money for Teachers Her Pet Hobby
SAN JOSE TO AID IN ENTERTAINMENT
N. E. A. HEAD DECLINES TO DISCUSS INSURGENT PLANS
NAVY BOARD WILL STUDY MAINE HULL
BIG FAMINE IN FOOD IS MENACING CHICAGO
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WOMAN IN RAGS HAD GOLDEN DRESS
CALIFORNIA, GUARDS TO HAVE AVIATION SQUAD
BAKERSFIELD FORMS NEW AUTOMOBILE CLUB
YOUTH KILLED BY FALL IN ELEVATOR SHAFT
WATER FROM MOUNTAINS DROWNS BOYS IN ARROYO
To Visit San Francisco
Republicans to Protest Against Harrington's Plans for Election
Rejection of Former Official Cited As Proof That Only Men Who Favor McCarthy Are Promised Places
UNIVERSITY DEGREE GIVEN AFTER HALF CENTURY WAIT
Only 2 More Days in Which To Get Pictures and Coupons
AVIATOR CARRIES 300 LB. PASSENGER
WIDOW GETS PROPERTY OF FORMER SUPERVISOR
WOMAN IN POLICE COURT FOR SLAYING HUSBAND
PRICE OF ALL REFINED SUGARS IS ADVANCED
MUSEUM DIRECTOR SAYS "THE MILL" IS GENUINE
BICYCLIST STRUCK BY SPEEDING AUTO
DONOHOE ESTATE IS VALUED AT $410,522
SURPRISES SPRUNG IN McNAMARA CASE
GOTHAM HAS RECORD CROP OF JUNE BRIDES
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Higher Ups Juggle Police Chief a Mere Figurehead
Politics? White Laughs He Talks Around Subject
MISSIONARY SAYS TRUST EXISTS AMONG DOCTORS
17 PERSONS KILLED IN JAPAN EARTHQUAKE
GIRL, 18, MARRIED, ROUGHS IT AS BOY
MILE A MINUTE TRAIN SAVES PHYSICIAN'S LIFE
JAP, ONCE AN AMERICAN, NOW WITHOUT COUNTRY
SUPERINTENDENTS DISCUSS SCHOOLS
WENDLING, CAUGHT HERE, GOES TO JAIL FOR LIFE
City Inspires Confidence Of New York Capitalists
SENATE PROVIDES FOR FORT MASON DEPOT
TROOPS TO PROTECT NEGRO FROM LYNCHING
GOVERNOR TO HEAR ATTACK ON KEITH
NEIGHBORS SEARCH HOUSE FOR DEAD MAN'S WEALTH
MOTHER WANTS JEWELS OF RACETRACK MAN
LORDS TIE STING FROM VETO BILL
ONE CLAUSE OF VETO BILL PASSED BY LORDS
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MOORE RETURNS AND IS PLEASED WITH REPORTS
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Hale Explains Vote for Site Harbor View Logical, He Says
NEW EDUCATION BOARD CONVENES
OAKLAND PIONEER IS SUMMONED BY DEATH
McELROY FOUNTAIN ACCEPTED BY CITY
ALAMEDA COUNTY TO SHOW THREE EXHIBITS
DEATH BEFORE 100 IS SUICIDE
BOARD OF HEALTH IS WITHOUT PRESIDENT
MAJOR CHARLES LYNCH TO LECTURE AT U. C.
MAN RUN DOWN AND INJURED BY AN AUTO
LOW FARE WAR WAGED IN EAST
CITY'S ENGINEERS WILL VISIT HETCH HETCHY
FIRST WOMAN HELD ON NEW "SLAVE" LAW
MRS. WILLIAMS IS BORNE TO GRAVE
PICTURES SHOW FIGHT FOR HEALTH
BAUM ARRESTED AGAIN AFTER INDICTMENT NO. 2
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Moral and Ethical Training To Be Leading N. E. A. Topic
OAKLAND GIRL IS KEPT FROM ALTAR
MOVEMENT STARTED TO TEACH FIRST AID
REALTY DEALERS TO AID HOME INDUSTRY
TO BE OR NOT TO BE? THAT IS THE QUESTION
COURSING AT INGLESIDE
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MAYOR McCARTHY ERRS GRAVELY WHEN HE MAKES THIS A "WIDE OPEN" TOWN
Settlement of the Fur Seal Controversy
The Lifted Lid
General Move= ment to Suppress the Billboards
Cordial Cooperation From the Counties
"The Invincible City"
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
EXCELSIOR
The Morning Chit-Chat
Answers to Queries
Letters From the People
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
TURLOCK PREPARES FOR MELON FETE
FEATHER RIVER'S BANKS PROPOSED FOR HIGHWAY
MAN DROWNED IN SIGHT OF PURSUERS
AGRICULTURE TEACHER QUITS TO JOIN COMPANY
OROVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS ACCUSED
FLAGMAN KILLED BY FALLING FROM BRIDGE
POTATO GROWER VALUES 100 ACRE CROP $33,000
SUTTER COUNTY BARS PEDDLING OF LIQUOR
VICTIM OF SKYROCKET DIES IN HOSPITAL
CONTRACTOR'S SHOULDER IS FRACTURED BY FALL
Yesterday's Fire Record
DIVISION OF MARINE CORPS TO BE MADE
STOCKTON FREEHOLDERS PREPARE NEW CHARTER
TRUSTEES OF OROVILLE AND S. P. CLAIM STREET
SUPERVISORS PLANNING TO PAY OFF ON BONDS
NAVY OFFICER WILL BE CREMATED TODAY
TRUCKEE POSTMISTRESS TO SUCCEED HERSELF
CITY CLERK RESIGNS PLACE IN NAVY YARD
MEN SAVED FROM FLAMES IN MINES
SACRAMENTO RIVER TO BE IMPROVED BY STATE
WILL FILED BY PASTOR ATTACKED BY BROTHER
SPHINXLIKE WOMAN IS ADJUDGED INSANE
MAYOR TO NAME THREE TRUSTEES OF LIBRARY
GREAT WESTERN POWER COMPANY ASKS PERMIT
SIX DAYS' CARNIVAL PLANNED AT TRUCKEE
MEMORY AID USED AT COURT MARTIAL
GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS TO STUDY WORK DONE
WOMAN WHO WAS SHOT DROPS OUT OF SIGHT
VALLEJO COMMISSION CLEANING WATER FRONT
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AT FAIRFIELD
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
DALTON CERTAIN BILLS WERE HIS, WITNESS SAYS
JUDGE DISMISSES SPOON THEFT CASE
OAKLAND DELEGATES ON WAY TO REUNION
GREEK LETTER GIRLS MOVE TO NEW HOME
AUTOMOBILES AID SORORITY MOVING
RECALL PETITION BEING PREPARED
HOUSEHOLDERS WANT WATER IN WEST END
LOUIS H. EATON TO GIVE ORGAN RECITAL
BERKELEY POLICE UNDER CLUB'S FIRE
JOAQUIN MILLER VISITS OAKLAND
TWO GIRLS REPORTED MISSING TO POLICE
COUNCIL CALLS FOR DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES
MISS ROOT NAMES HER NUPTIAL DAY
POLICE INVESTIGATE INCENDIARY ATTEMPT
BIRTHDAY FETE TO BE GIVEN BY ELMHURST
W. R. ALBERGER BACK FROM EASTERN TRIP
DR. J. F. SULLIVAN IS SUCCESSOR TO TONER
DOCTOR AKED PLEADS TOR VOTES FOR WOMEN
NEGRO SAYS WOMAN INFLICTED WOUNDS
WIFE OBJECTS TO HUBBY'S JOY RIDES
FINANCES OF CITY PRESENT PROBLEM
BUSHROD BOY SCOUTS WILL GO TO DIPSEA
Marriage Licenses
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
INSANE ASYLUM AS CURE IS ENFORCED
ADVENTISTS MEET IN OAKLAND CONFERENCE
SAN FRANCISCAN'S BODY RECOVERED BY STUDENT
OFFICERS INSTALLED BY HAYWARD PARLOR
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE LISTENS TO SPEAKERS
ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON FINANCIAL PLAN
PRESIDENT OF ALAMEDA SCHOOL BOARD RESIGNS
LIQUOR SEIZED IN RAID IS CLAIMED BY WINERY
WORKMAN HELD UP AND ROBBED OF MONEY
MUSIC STUDENTS TO GIVE CONCERT
MUNICIPAL WOODYARD PROPOSED BY BOARD
"BACK TO NATURE" WILL BE A STATE MOVEMENT
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
MAKING THE PURCHASE OF A STRAW HAT EASY AND PLEASANT.
TECHNICALITIES TO BORE AGAIN
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
This Armless Man Is a Wonder With Cue
KEENE'S YEARLINGS COST $45,000
VANDERBILT HORSE RUNS SECOND
PITCHER GREGG TEARS HIS SHIRT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MINOR BASEBALL
WESTERN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCOATION
LATONIA TRACK IS SEA OF MUD
SALT LAKE ENTRIES
PETERS WINS AT TENNIS
JOCKEY SELDEN IS STILL ALIVE
SALT LAKE SELECTIONS
TALK OF WATER POLO
UHLAN TROTS FAST MILE
YACHTSMEN ARE NOW BUSY MAKING READY
BOXING AT STOCKTON
ANGEL CASTOFFS GET OFFERS
WARD TO GET HIS $1,000
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Seals Win While Oakland and Portland Taste of Defeat
JO BIFF FIGURES THAT A DOG'S TAIL IN THE HAND IS WORTH MANY ADMISSIONS TO BALL GAMES
VILLAGERS DISPLAY BAD FORM REVERSAL
Billiard Stars Coming to Graney's Place
Hazel Hotchkiss Wins Way Into Finals
LATONIA ENTRIES
FORT ERIE RESULTS
SEALS SLIP INTO SECOND PLACE AGAIN
ANGELS FATTEN ON COMMUTERS
McFarland Anxious to Meet Champion
JINX OR SPOOK HARRIES SNOOK
"K. 0." Brown Doesn't Fear Wolgast
BOXING BOUTS TOR VALLEJO
POOR VICTORIA GOSH-WALLOPED
RACE IS NIP AND TUCK FOR THE LEAD
Coast Athletes Scored Well in Trials
LONG SANGUINE ON PROSPECTS
CANADIANS WIN AT HENLEY
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ADULTS WILL BE BARRED FROM CITY PLAYGROUNDS
LEE RETURNS FROM CADILLAC FACTORY
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
LOCATOR OF OIL CLAIMS IN ALASKA IS DEAD
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
LOST HILLS TRACT GOES TO STANDARD
New York Stock List
STOCK PRICES LEAP UPWARD
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
SIBERIA ARRIVES FROM THE FAR EAST
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office
Sun, Moon and Tide
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Weather Report
BIG REORGANIZATION IS PLANNED BY OIL TRUST
CONTRA COSTA HIGHWAY COMMITTEE TO CONVENE
INJURED MAN FAILS TO IDENTIFY THUGS
WELL KNOWN REDDING MAN DIES AT HIS HOME
GLOBE TROTTERS RETURN, ALTHOUGH THOUGHT LOST
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HERMAN PERLET IS PRAISED FOR ORIGINAL WORK
Music Teachers Hear Sorrow in Quintet
DUNCAN MATHESON IS A LIEUTENANT OF POLICE
LITTLE BOY KICKED BY HORSE IS DEAD
FATHER WANTS HIS GIRLS UNEDUCATED
CONFESSED EMBEZZLER ARRESTED FOR FELONY
POLICE SEARCH FOR ALLEGED EMBEZZLER
MAIL SACK THEFT MYSTERY SOLVED
CALHOUN SEEKING WRIT OF MANDATE
APPEAL NOTICE GIVEN IN DE LAVEAGA CASE
TWO DEAF MUTES MARRIED IN COURT
WOMAN'S SLAYER PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER
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