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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 56, 26 July 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
IDEAL SCENIC SITE IS CHOSEN FOR THE 1915 FAIR
CHISHOLM AND MT. TAMALPAIS VICTIM LINKED
BOYS OF COLUMBIA PARK VISIT TAFT
ROCK thbLLtR UOES TO .;;., ; •.'.. SPRINGS FOR HEALTH
BALDWIN TO TRY TO FLY TO POLE
STEAMSHIP SPOKANE FLOATED FROM ROCK
SEA, BAY AND PARKS ARE SETTING
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WHERE THE SITE COMMITTEE PLACES THE FAIR AND WHY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS FOR CORRECTION
CHAMBER WISHES HIGHWAY OPENED
GUS SPRECKELS ON STAND AT INQUIRY
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Exposition Chief Outlines the Plans for 1915 Celebration
MRS. DENNIS DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT
•DICK TO DICK" LETTER CAUSES SHARP CLASH
NAVIGATOR CONQUERS GREAT NIAGARA FALLS
PARIS TRAMPS SHAVED BY ITINERANT BARBER
WILSON GIVES TAFT REPORT ON WILEY
PREMIER ASQUITH RESENTS INSULT
NAT PLAYS SPHINX; FRIENDS PICK WIFE
DAUGHTER OF RAILWAY AN ORPHAN WORTH $200,000
DONIZETTI'S MISSING OPERA HAS BEEN FOUND
HUSBAND AND WIFE HURT IN ACCIDENT
♦ CHOLERA SUSPECT FOUND ON SHIP FROM TAMPICO
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Citizens Are One Great Unit of Approva
GOVERNOR SAYS SITE CHOICE IS BULLY
McCARTHY SEES BIG PROSPERITY AHED
ALL OF OAKLAND PLEASED, SAYS MOTT
BERKELEY’S MAYOR IS HIGHLY PLEASED
“GET BUSY NOW, CALIFORNIANS,” SAYS NOY
HURRAH! THREE TIMES THREE IS PEOPLE’S SHOUT
PETERS TO ASSIST JURY ON POSTERS
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY IS URGED
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Let Oregon Head Through Canal Says Congressman
LIVERPOOL TRADE WITH THE U. S. IS INCREASING
AMERICAN HEIRESS IS NOT AN "EASTER EGG"
DRY FARMING TRIP HAS BEEN POSTPONED
AND THEY DID
EDITOR THINKS $100,000 IS 53 LORIMER VOTES
Two Power Boats Finish In a Heavy Storm
Joe Jeanette Flattens Kubiak in Third
TURTLES OFTEN MAKE A VIGOROUS DEFENSE
QUICK JUDGMENTS ARE RENDERED IN FRANCE
HIGH ARTISTIC AIM IS SOUGHT BY ARCHITECTS
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White Slave Trade Must Be Stopped
Disorder in the Mother of Parliaments
Dalton Given What He Had Earned
UNANIMOUSLY EXPOSITION DIRECTORS CHOOSE THE RIGHT SITE—LET THE PEOPLE UNANIMOUSLY ACCEPT IT
A Troublesome Matter of Diplomacy
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
A Case in Point
Answered
A True Saying
The Dead Center
Ahswers to Queries
Tobacco a Good Antiseptic
Had Enough
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
A TIRED HEART
The Morning Chit-Chat
Gossip of Railway Men
ORAL PACT KEEPS UP STEEL PRICES
The Smart Set
NEWS OF THE PRESIDIO
Army Orders
POLICE RIGHT TO RAID RESORTS BEFORE COURT
Yesterday** Fire Report
MUNYON’S CURES HERE STIR TALK
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BILL IS CONSIDERED
YOUNG WIDOW INHERITS OCTOGENARIAN'S RICHES
DARKNESS DEFEATS U.S. CUSTOMS MEN
SUSPECT CONFESSES HE KILLED MAN AND BRIDE
PILE BIDS ARE WANTED BY CANAL COMMISSION
CHINESE ARRESTED AS SMUGGLER'S ASSOCIATE
ATTORNEYS WANT DELAY IN DYNAMITE CASE
PORT SURVEYOR TO HAVE NEW PRIVATE QUARTERS
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HORSEMEN GATHER ON ANCIENT TRACK
Bernice R Outclasses Others in Big Event of Opening Day of Great California Circuit
TAFT INDORSEMENT GOES WITH WHOOP
AERIAL AMBASSADORS TO SPREAD SOCIALISM
TOYS OF ANCIENTS MAKERS OF HISTORY
60,000 MILE RECORD HADE BY ROADSTER
PASSENGER IS KILLED WHEN AEROPLANE FALLS!
TAX ON CIGARETTES RECOVERED BY SMOKER
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CASE OF WINE IS DOCTOR’S PENALTY
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
PIPPIN IS BLAMED FOR BIG SHORTAGE
WOMAN STATION AGENT PENSIONED BY RAILROAD
IONE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE
RAILWAY WORKERS RIOT OVER PAYING POLL TAX
STOCKTON VIEWED BY PRESIDENT JEFFERY
VALLEJO TO ASK FOR LOWER INSURANCE RATES
SOLANO COUNTY PLANS FOR GOOD HIGHWAYS
JOHNSON APPOINTS GRIFFIN SECRETARY
BUTTE AND YUBA TO BE IRRIGATED
PROMETHEUS ARRIVES AT MARE ISLAND YARD
TUNNEL 950 FEET LONG MAY BE CONSTRUCTED
TWO SERIOUSLY HURT IN OVERTURNED AUTO
POPE IS SUFFERING FROM SORE THROAT
OPPONENTS CONCEDE ABOUT 5,000 MAJORITY
SUFFRAGISTS ASK FOR WOMEN’S DAY
MEN WHO FOUGHT IN MEXICO SEEK RELEASE
VEDRINES AND BEAUMONT LEADING IN AIR RACE
$100,000 CONFLAGRATION SWEEPS GRAND FORKS
SIGNATURES SHOW MUCH SIMILARITY
MASTER FLAG MAKER AT NAVY YARD DIVORCED
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
DALTON IS TO DON STRIPES ON THURSDAY
SCHOOL GIRL TELLS KIDNAPING STORY
PROFESSOR KOFOID TO ADDRESS CLUB
Marble Fountain Erected in Memory of Late City Attorney, John Edmund McElroy
MAYOR CHOSEN FOR DEDICATION SPEECH
EAGLES TO ELECT SHERIFF OF CAMP
♦— m » I Suburban Brevities I
THEATRICAL MAN PASSED AS EARL
GERMANY'S NOBILITY IN LOWLY POSITIONS
DEMAND FOR TAXICABS INCREASES IN JAVA
NOVICE BURGLAR CONFESSES CRIME
JURY ADJOURNS, DOES NOT INDICT
BERKELEY PLANS NEW INCINERATOR
TRUSTS UNTAMED, SAYS PROFESSOR
FUND PROVIDED FOR PENSIONING HORSES
AL JOLSON BIG HIT WITH CROWD
CONFIDENCE MEN SWINDLE RANCHER
STEAMSHIP IS BUILT IN FRANCE FOR PERU
CAPITALIST HAS SON IMPRISONED
TEACHERS OF MUSIC RENDER SONG PROGRAM
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
PARENTS WATCH CHILD CRUSHED BY AUTOMOBILE
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL OF WELL KNOWN SINGER
COURT SETS TRIAL FOR DYNAMITING RESIDENCE
MISSING TEAMSTER IS SOUGHT BY RELATIVE
Popular Berkeley Girl and Wealthy Salinas Man Marry
MIND UNBALANCED BY LOSS OF LOVE
DENIED WIFE'S WAGES HUSBAND WRECKS HOME
CONTRACT IS LET FOR PAVING WITH ASPHALT 11 a
MAP OF HEAVENS TO BE COMPLETED
NEW HAIGHT SCHOOL WILL BE DEDICATED
EXPRESSMAN HURT IN FALL FROM HIS WAGON
FAMILY ASKS DAMAGES FOR MOTHER'S DEATH
TWO RING SERVICE REVIVED BY BRIDE
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE TO HOLD LAWYERS' NIGHT
HUSBAND THREATENED TO THROW VITRIOL
REV. W. C. POOLE WILL ADDRESS BANKING MEN
Rose L. Campbell, Miniature Painter, Devoted to Acting
BERKELEYAN WINS FAME ON STAGE
HARBOR FOR RICHMOND WILL COST $848,750
UNITED WORKMEN TO ENTERTAIN FOUNDERS
CITY IS OWNER OF LAKE PARK SHORE
AGED MAN IS MISSING FROM OAKLAND HOME
SUPERINTENDENT FRICK FILES ANNUAL REPORT
CROSSED WIRES LEAD TO ROMANCE
EXPERT WILL TALK TO CHICKEN FANCIERS
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THE CALL’S PAGE OF SPORTS
AT THAT THERE’S PLENTY OF ROOM IN THE OCEAN FOR EVERYBODY.
HOGAN-WELSH BATTLE LOOKS GOOD TO FANS
MORE THAN A MILLION yiSIT TURIN FAIR IN MAY
BIG DAY’S SPORT FOR THE JACKIES
ENGLAND'S COTTON INDUSTRY IS GREAT
PIRATES VALVE NEW PITCHER AT $25,000
PHELPS OUTPLAYS EVANS ON LINKS
ETIQUETTE OF TURKISH SOLON QUITE AMUSING
RUGBY PRACTICE IS NOW IN ORDER
BVTTB SELECTIONS f
Earth ffaa Central Core
STICKER SMASHES RECORD AT BUTTE
BVTTB RESULTS
BUTTE ENTRIES
SOX SIGN SANTA CTLASA LAD
POWER BOATS GO LIKE BIG AUTOS
QUAINT NOTICE GIVEN SWISS HOTEL QUESTS
McLOUGHLIN TRIMS VIRGINIA EXPERT
Amateur Tossers Blank Japanese Stars
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Oaks Get Five Runs in Last Inning and Nose Seals Out
A FEW OF THE LIVELY INCIDENTS WHILE THE FUN WAS IN PROGRESS AT RECREATION PARK YESTERDAY
LAMLINE TAKES TRIP IN HIGHER ALTITUDE
STRINO TIED TO DYING FARMER'S FORGIVENESS
LEADERS LAND FOR ANOTHER EASY ONE
LACROSSE LEAGUE IS BEING FORMED
AMERICAN CONCRETE MIXERS IN TRANSVAAL
Woman Astronomer Honored
SUTER FADES AWAY WITH 4 TO 0 LEAD SEVEN HITS IN ROW CRUSH THE SEALS
OAKS AND VERNONS STILL CLIMBING VPt
TOUCHARD TAKES MEASURE OF LONG
CANARY BIRD'S EARS NOT AIDED BY FLAPS
RUSSIA PLANS SHIP LINE TO SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS
OAKES’ SINGLE IS BEST BRESNAHAN’S BOYS GET
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
POLICE FORCED TO DISPERSE RIOTERS
T WESTERN LEAGUE ♦——;————■—,'" —: .
j AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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U. S. COURT FORBIDS BOYCOTT BY LABOR
JAMAICA STAMP DUTIES NET LARGE REVENUES
STOCKS OF COTTON IN WORLD IS DECREASING
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
UNITED RAILROADS 4s DROP SHARPLY
I New York Stock List
STOCK MARKET PRICES WOBBLE
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
i SUMMARY OP THE MARKETS |
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Mullillnc 4'ontrnctK
J. W. GATES CONTINUES TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
V. S. Branch Hydrofrrnphic Office
Sob, Moon and Tide
HYDROGHAPHIC OFFICE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Weather Report
SHIPPING INTELLIGENtE
BKtl, ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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ILG GIRL’S BODY REPORTED SEEN AFLOAT IN BAY
Four Men Accepted by Both Sides For Jury Service in Conboy Case
CHINESE EXPECT HIGHBINDER WAR
BRIDEGROOM GIVES FEAST TO ORPHANS
Today's Meetings of ! Improvement Clubs
TRIBUTES PAID TO SUFFRAGE LEADER
GOVERNOR ACCEPTS HALE’S RESIGNATION
Thomas S. Williams, The New Member State Harbor Board
THREE BEATINGS DAILY TOO MUCH
COUSLN GIVEN ESTATE OF MAN KILLED BY WIFE
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