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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 76, 15 August 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TROOPS FIRE ON DOCK STRIKERS TO QUELL RIOT
WOMAN QUESTIONED IN WILEY HEARING
LOCAL CYCLISTS HELD a FOR TOO MUCH SPEED
Butterflies Cloud Sky to a Heigth of One Hundred Feet
MISSING GIRL HOMESICK FOR HER BETROTHED
$163,713,330 IS INSURANCE FOR 1906 DISASTER
POPULAR POET SAID iC TO BE COUNTERFEITER
TAFT WILL COME TO COAST FAIR SOD TURNING HIS AIM
MUZZLE FOR PRESS WANTED BY WORKS
S. P. AND ITS MEN TAKE FIRM STANDS
ROAD OIL BONDS BASIS OF ATTACK
LIBERALS TRY AGAIN TO – .; LIBERATE TWO LEADERS
SHEETS TOO SHORT; HOTEL MAN JAILED
GIRL FALLS OVER CLIFF 185 FEET TO HER DEATH
CAMPERS IN PATHS OF THREE BIC FIRES
MONSTER1 TORCHLIGHT V " SEEN FOR MILES AROUND
CHAUFFEUR BEATEN UP FOR REFUSING JOYRIDE
TWO KILLED WHEN AUTO HITS CAR
Tragic Ending of a Family Auto Ride
PROTESTED SCHOOL BILL IS APPROVED
(sir .- Del *!Rey, 7 Santa' Cruz
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION BEGINS GREAT CONVENTION WELCOME TO DELEGATES TYPICAL OF CALIFORNIA
Mt Tamalpais and Muir Woods Is Day's Program
NEW SCHEME PROPOSED FOR BIG APPLE SHOW
BETTER SACRAMENTO . >.'. MAIL SERVICE ASKED
Todays Meetings of Improvement Clubs
I.W.W. COMPLAIN OF POLICE ACTION
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ASTORIA SHOW WILL BE MADE FAIR BOOSTER
AUTO PARTIES WILL WHOOP UP VOTES FOR WOMEN CATAPULTIC ASSAULT MADE ALL OVER THE STATE
Miss B. Huffman, Who Is Fresno Organizer
RESTORED ENGLISH RUINS MARS NATURAL BEAUTY
Astoria – Centennial—Aukus*t,,; 10th to ■MMKg^-*;Sept.A5th,1011..,.-:;.';.
OCEAN .* STEAMERS
Miss Jean Hayes, Whose Cultivated Voice Will. Warble Pleas for Suffrage Cause
CHINESE SLAYERS PLANNED ROBBERY
TRAPPER'S BONES FOUND NEAR DAM
Mrs. Wm. Fairchild; Placerville Worker
HAGENBACK TO START AN ANIMAL PARADISE
INDUSTRIAL FAIR AWAITS THRONGS
DIPLOMATS IN ROME ARE SCARCE JUST NOW
SANTA FE TO START NEW SERVICE NOV. 1
MOLE HILL EARTH GOOD – FOR FRUIT CULTURE^
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Plain Talk About E. C. Harrington
Federal Control of i Corporations
At Powell and Market Streets
The Fight to Prevent Disease
Senators Have Heard From Home
RAILWAY EPIGRAM INSPIRES POESY
Answers tq Queries
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
SLEEP OF CHILDHOOD
You Can Elect San Francisco's Governing Officers on Sept. 26
PERSONS IN THE news
Southern California Women Add f Their Praise for The Call's Attitude
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Suffrage Leaders Appeal to Merchants to Make Display
Suffrage Workers Plan an Excursion To State Capital
PLAY TO BOOST SUFFRAGE ■-NOW BEING PREPARED
ACTIVITY IN OAKLAND
ONE DIES, TWO; ARE HURT AS MINE BUILDINGS BURN
Models of 1860 in Women's Hats Coming Back for 1911
Chimney Pot Headdress Is Real Thing for Fair Sex in Fall and Winter
TURLOCK BARS SALOON BY 233 TO 195 VOTE
Fate of Chinese Girl Hangs In the Balance Before Commissioner
Suffrage Cause Winning Converts in Connecticut
The Subjunctive Element in Our Vision
Telegraph Cable to Be Laid From Angel Island to Alcatraz
1 ARMY ORDERS "| .«_—; '?""''.—* ■-'""'■ "■'"—' ■"■"■■,, '".■ ■ ——♦•
Kansas Campaign Begun :, to Limit Woman's Hours
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
BONDS STOLEN BY BROWN ARE VALID
NAVY YARD EMPLOYES I FIGHT FERRY COMPANY H' – -____ --•» : '-*'
QUARTERMASTER OF TUG PROVES HERO
Y. M. I. WILL HOLD MASS IN OPEN AIR
VALLEJO MAY HAVE A NEW BANK ESTABLISHED
HOME DESTROYED BY • FIRE FROM FIREPLACE
JORDAN DISCOVERS RECORDS MISSING
TRACY HOTEL IS TO - BE REBUILT AT ONCE
CANDIDATE IS SOUGHT TO BE CITY ENGINEER
DELAMER BEREFT OF RESIDENCES BY FIRE
Notable Deaths |
|;; ■ J;■*■ Marriage Licenses ?^?.;'' |
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POLICE AS BLIND AS 'BLIND' PIGS
MARINE MOTORCYCLIST WILL ATTEMPT TO RUN MACHINE OVER LAKE MERRITT
MAN ALLEGES WOMAN – GOT MONEY BY FRAUD
CHOLERA PLEA MADE ? TO GET FOOD TO EAT
INCREASE OF PAIN MARS POPE'S REST
HOTEL CLERK ROBBED 7 ' BY HIS NEW GUESTS
PEACE CONVENTION IN SWITZERLAND ENDED
JAMES LEE FINNEY'S ? ■ # BODY IS CREMATED
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WILKINSON SAYS CALDWELL WAS HIS OWN CHOICE
BURGLAR SUSPECT IS SENT TO SACRAMENTO
PROGRESS MADE BY CHURCH COMMITTEES
PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN WILL BE CONDUCTED
Gertrude Olivera, Who Will Be Queen Of a Big Carnival
ELMHURST READY FOR ITS FESTIVAL
LARGE ENROLLMENT IN HAYWARD SCHOOL
NEW OAKLAND BUREAU – i OPENS IN SAN francisco
DOMESTIC MIXUP COSTS ALL OF $35
CLASSICAL PROGRAM ? WILL BE PRESENTED
MARTINEZ PIONEER IS BURIED IN OAKLAND
CATHOLIC CHURCHES TO OBSERVE HOLY DAY
VACATION OF SUPERIOR I COURTS ' COMES TO AN END I
YOUNGER SET TO ENJOY LUNCHEON
ESTUARY TUNNEL PLAN UNDER CONSIDERATION
Myrtle Dingwall, Who Chatters and Sings Delightfully
IMPORTED NOVELTY HEAD OF PROGRAM
BIG RATTLER KILLED IN BERKELEY STREET
PASTORS CONVEY BODY TO GRAVE
WITNESSES ABSENT IN PATRICK ASSAULT CASE
BURGLARS HAVE EASY TIME ENTERING HOUSE
'BLACKJACK' GAME ENDS IN KILLING
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY AND ALAMEDA
WOMEN FARE BADLY IN OAKLAND JAIL
PIONEER FALLS DEAD. WHILE AT HIS WORK
-'■.. ■ – ■■- OAKLAND FEDERATION OF CLUBS TO MEET
Marriage Licenses |
Professor and Mrs. Ellmore Welch. Who Married Yesterday
HONEYMOON TO BE SPENT IN NORTH
MUNYON OPENS AN OAKLAND OFFICE
CITY WILL PAY FOR MISSING DESK TOP
BOY BADLY wounded WHILE OUT HUNTING
Vernon R.Churchill, Who Has Become Newspaper Editor
U.OF C. GRADUATE ENTERS LIFE WORK
PENITENTIARY SENTENCES GIVEN 219 PERSONS
SALESMAN IS SUED BY BROTHER'S WIFE
T^AFT PEACE TREATY f AFT PEACE TREATY COMMENDED BY Q. A. R.
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHICH OF THESE PICTURES COMES FIRST.
ST. IGNATIUS TO REVIVE FOOTBALL
WARD: NOW FOOTBALL MANAGER-j
JACK BRITTON HERE LOOKING FOR FIGHT
McLOUGHLIN WINS N.Y. STATE TITLE
HAMILTON ENTRIES
HAMILTON RESULTS |
HUGHSON RETURNS FROM LOS ANGELES
|BOOKIES UPSET BY I YOSOLO'S VICTORY
PAWHUSKA ROMPS HOME A WINNER
FISH COMMISSION AT WORK
PETItOaKET/A»I>ICOIT"eT| MATCHED
AMERICANS WI NIN FRANCE .
HARPOON WINS HOMEWARD RUN
£$y 't SULLIVAN – HAS NARROW j ESCAPE
NATIONAL RIFLEMEN SHOOT
DOLPHINS VOTE TO REJOIN FOLD
BUTTE ENTRIES
I BUTTE SELECTIONS
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Pennant Race Now More Open Than at Any Previous Time
COUNCIL REFUSES TO REINSTATE MEN
ORDER OF STANDING I IN PACIFIC LEAGUE H
PEACE DOVE FLIES FROM ELECTRICIANS
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
GIANTS ANNEX DOUBLE HEADER
T~ AMERICAN LEAGUE
MINOR BASEBALL
] WESTERN j*
*j AMERICAN ASSOCIATION J
:---;; -..~ ...,-.., ,i. -.-...,*;.. ......^,^?;;?:;:7--y:y j WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BILL IS DELAYED AGAIN '-'*.■'.' – *■--:■ * . – ■ '. -" -"" ------ ~,■:■'---:' ' ' – . -. ..-;. -4 '.• v-j.-. ■ ,-
VICTORIA LOSES OUT IN SLUG FEST
Oakland Merchants' League
MANY ARE ENROLLED IN ASSOCIATION CLASSES
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
SUPERVISORS BALK AT SCHOOL LEVY
'HEIRESS' MAY GO TO REFORMATORY
NOBLE BLOOD/AND BAD. .* CHECK CASE IN COURTS
THREE WOMEN TO TRY TO SWIM "GATE"
CHINESE BARYTONE VISITING OAKLAND
OAKLAND PIONEER DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME
SCIENTISTS TO MEET IN THEIR NEW CHURCH
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
LETTER OF LAW TO BE OBSERVED
| New York Stock List ]
STOCK MARKET IS IMPROVING
STOCK MARKET J
I « MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF* 1 THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
I LOCAL MARKETS I *_. . ''"'""•'' ._-?'." -*■'**■* -■v -'--- -.-•*■ ■- »_
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
■ . ' .■■..... Army Transports
FUTURE FORECAST BY BUSY WHARVES
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
';' -''•.;.". Memoranda-,
PIER' DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
.-,;. V.'- S. Branch Hydro-graphic Office
Time Ball
' ' HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
REAL ;ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
NOONDAY MASS WILL ||fe – BE HELD TODAY
'■+■-■'" ■■■-£■' – " '■',-'" ' :—. *> Weather Report
s. -■»'.. .'■■-.■ ■■-•*:. ■:■■'. ■■ ■ ■ • -.->' ----■■-"-■- r,v —; -- * .- , ;^'-, *:|- HOURSE^GOES EAST ON HETCH KETCHY MATTER
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FANNING FACES JURY Woman Says Bribe Was for Mayor
EIGHT NEW LAWYERS READY FOR CLIENTS
JAPANESE-SUES FOR – $10,330* FOR INJURIES
SEA LAWYER HAS BULGER HOVE TO
MINISTERS DISCUSS 7 v WHITE SLAVE PROBLEM
MANILA CIGAR COMPANY ANNOUNCES INSOLVENCY Af£l2*l"i'•"*■ ■ -:' ■ '-rGIWt
H. Taylor, Counsel For Third Officer Of Wrecked Vessel
TEN LANGUAGES FAIL TO CONVINCE
federal authorities WANT BILL TAMPERER
ROBBER CONVICTED OF SECOND DEGREE CRIME
DANGER LURKS IN HEADACHE POTIONS
POSTMASTER EXPECTS TO OPEN BANK SOON
IRISH SOCIETY WILL HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
Matt Harris, Who Died After Illness Of Several Weeks
VETERAN LUMBER DEALER SUCCUMBS
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