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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 113, 21 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TAFT WINS TWO SENATE VOTES ON PEACE PACT
Miss M. Rutherford, Who became Bride In Sunny France
OGDEN L. MILLS MARRIED ABROAD
JOHN L. SULLIVAN AIMS TO SIT IN CONGRESS
AGED MINISTER SUED; WOMAN WANTS $50,000
WARD STARTS AGAIN, BUT FLIGHT IS SHORT
MRS. COREY'S SISTER SUES FOR DIVORCE
BOY OF 7 BEATS WAY ON TRAIN TO REACH FATHER
ROMANS COMMEMORATE ? FALL OF PAPAL RULE
$10,000 BANK LETTER / # DISAPPEARS FROM MAIL
MAN ACCUSED OF/WIF^ H^i BEATING kills SELF
Divorcee Is Named Known In Night Life
FIRELESS COOKER IS AN INCUBATOR FOR TWINS
SPAIN AWED BY ARMY IN ARMS
SAN FRANCISCO MAN MARRIES IN THE EAST
TULARE COUPLE GO TO STOCKTON FOR LICENSE
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REDWOOD PARK ROADWAY URGED AS 'FAIR' PLAN
Goethals Invited by Exposition Directors
PAVED STREET SYSTEM NOT TO BE CHANGED
Impressed : Hlh Mother In 'I,avr
'Tis Him,' 'Tisn't;' Kimmel Is Home
THREE PATROLMEN CAUSE OF TANGLE
OAKLAND POSTAL BANK IS OPENED
WHITE HAD PENCHANT FOR INCANDESCENTS
HALCYON CLUB GIVES BANQUET TO BISHOP
SHOPLIFTING TRIO TAKEN PRISONERS
Y.M.C.A. GAINS 300 NEW MEMBERS
» SPANISH CRUISER ASHORE ON MOROCCAN COAST
BACON SAYS ELIOT IS ONE-HALF RIGHT
FRESHMEN OF ST. MARY'S HOLD CLASS ELECTION
STEPMOTHER TROUBLES AIRED IN WILL CONTEST
AMENDMENTS DISCUSSED BY FEDERATED CLUBS
a LADIES' AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS
Schubert Club Gives Cast of "Fatinitza"
PROVINCIAL INSPECTS ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
PROFESSOR WICKSON TO TALK TO TEACHERS
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. E. L. MILLER
CRUISER RAMS HOLE IN ATLANTIC LINER
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SHADOW DOGS GROSSCUP; ON TRAIL 2 YEARS
NATIVE ASSOCIATIONS TO WELCOME-AUSTRALIANS
SPOKANE WILL GET TICKET MEN IN 1912
GAELIC DANCES TO BE' REVIVED AT PICNIC
EXAMINER/CLOSES ORANGEVILLE BANK
GARDENER RUN DOWN BY OCEAN BEACH CAR
Stanley Moore a Benedick at Noon
HARRINGTON CASE SET FOR FRIDAY
HARRIMAN LINES TO LOSE STUBBS
SIX SLAIN WITH AX AS THEY LIE ASLEEP IN BED
OFFICER OF THE KAISER JAILED AS A FORGER
Noble German Who Uses the Alias of "L. P. Merten"
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McCarthy's Record Includes Broken Promises to Build City Hall
Rolph Will Need Best Supervisors; And Here They Are
SCHOOL REPAIR REPORTS ORDERED
MOOSE TO APPEAR IN MINSTREL ROLES
ST. MATTHEW'S TO 5 CELEBRATE FOUNDING
DEMENTED MAN TRIES TO JUMP" FROM TRAIN
CRUSADE AGAINST STREET ACCIDENTS
WATCH SURRENDERED AT PISTOL'S POINT
PAIN CRAZED HOTEL QUEST KILLS HIMSELF
ACCOUNTANTS FILL SEVERAL OFFICES
GOVERNMENT SEEKING EXPERT ON EXPLOSIVES
SAMOANS BUY SHIP TO AID THEIR TRADE
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
GROCERS CONCLUDE STOCKTON SESSION
MOROCCAN ISSUE GIVES – PROMISE OF ENDING
HEALTH BOARD PAY HELD UP BY AUDITOR
MEN ESCAPE WHILE WOMAN BURNS TO DEATH
IMPORTERS ACCUSED OF DEFRAUDING CUSTOMS
"COFFEE AND" WILL COST : MORE ON THE BOWERY
STEEL MAKERS CONSIDER1 HEAVY CUT WAGES
STAGE HORSES TRAMPLE DRIVER
RUNAWAY HUSBAND MUST COME BACK
CRUISER TO PROTECT SCIENTIFIC SEARCHERS
FIRE, ORIGIN UNKNOWN, DOES $10,000 DAMAGE
DARING THIEVES GET DIAMONDS WORTH $4,000
FROZEN "BIRD" ALLEGED AVERTER OF RIOTS
WOMAN WITH GUN HOLDS POLICE AT BAY
SHAKER ELDER HELD FOR WOMAN'S DEATH
NOTICE ALLEGED ANTI-STRIKE HINT
S.S. ROBINSON WILL COMMAND CINCINNATI
PIONEER OF TRINITY COUNTY IS DEAD
PHYSICIANS GUARDING > AGAINST THE PLAGUE
DISTRICT IS TO-VOTE * ? r ON SALOON QUESTION
NEW HABITAT FOR COIN TINTED FISH
FOREST FIRES RAGING NEAR FOOTHILL VILLAS
LEGISLATIVE EXPERT FILES RESIGNATION
NEW COLLIER TO JOIN THE PACIFIC FLEET
AGED MAN CRUSHED BY WAGON WHEELS
"HOBBLE DANCE" AT VALLEJO BALL
SHAFT FOR SITE OF QUARTZ FIND
"WATCHMAN OF THE SIERRAS" TO QUIT
RANSOM TOO SMALL, KIDNAPERS MAUL MAN
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Make the Nickelodeon Death Trap Safe or Close Its Doors
"Money Devil" | Takes Role of i Peace Dove >.'•"•,'• ''"T'—^-—:—-—
How He Finally Lost His Superfluous Flesh
Extreme Claim of a Streetcar Company
Senator Cummins Is Taking Chances
HOME SEEKERS COME BY CARLOAD
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
THE SLEEPING CAR
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
INSPIRATION
The Four Hundred Counted
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mrs. Robert Dean Of College Equal Suffrage League
APPEALS TO BE MADE f FOR AMENDMENT NO. 8
CLUB WOMAN'S FRANCHISE LEAGUE PLANS MEETING
Gaby Deslys of Paris, Friend of Deposed Monarch
"THE PIPER" DISCUSSED FOR LAUREL HALL CLUB
Mrs. N.E. Henshaw Of Clubwoman's Franchise League
Emancipated Woman's Superior Fascinations Shown by Novel
False Modesty Is an Echo of a Day Long Past
DOCTOR AXED TO SPEAK FOR COLLEGE LEAGUE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BAPTISTS DISCUSS CHURCH PROBLEMS
COLONIAL WOMEN WILL BE PICTURED
STUDENT ELECTIONS / WILL BE HELD TODAY
FORESTERS TO TAKE IN 1,000 NEW MEMBERS
Engagement of Miss May Bissell Is Announced at Card Party
MRS. JOY SPOONS HUSBAND'S HOUSE
CHURCH RECEIVES BEQUEST OF $1,000
THREE FOOTPADS ROB A PEDESTRIAN
MAIDS OF HONOR IN PINK PARADE
POTTERY EXPERT GIVES INTERESTING LECTURE
Wealthy Broker Will Marry Popular Miss Ida Grossmayer
DANCE FOR BENEFIT r OF ST. JOSEPH'S HOME
UNIVERSITY WOMEN PLAN GARDEN FETE
VALUE OF WHEEL ADDS TO DAMAGES CLAIMED
The Doctor's Answers On Health and Beauty Questions
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
CLERK MAY LOOK, HE MAY NOT WORK
..'• MOTHERS' CLUB IS * V ■ FORMED IN ALAMEDA
Miss Annie Squier, Active Member of The Alpha Xi Delta
SORORITY PLEDGES SIX NEW MEMBERS
PRESIDENT CHOSEN FOR SCHOOL BOARD
JURY SECURED TO TRY ! CONDEMNATION SUIT
Joseph B. Lanktree Appointed Head of Educational Body
BURGLARS SECURE VALUABLE LOOT
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE.
Briton's 13 Pounds Too Much for Abe
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS
NORTH DEFEATS SOUTH SIDE
REFEREE WHITE IN | HOT WATER
TRACK RECORDS KEEP TUMBLING
I LAKE CITY ENTRIES ' i
| LAKE CITY SELECTIONS |
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
TENNIS EXPERTS SAIL OCTOBER 4
SAILORS MATCHED TO BOX
GIANTS TIGHTEN GRIP ON PENNANT
| AMERICAN LEAGUE |
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
McCarthy and Ritchie Fight a Draw
Rugby Competition Keen At Santa Clara
SQUEEZE PLAYS DEFEAT TACOMA
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Shivering Fans See Long's Team Win From Tailenders
A FEW INCIDENTS AND PLAYERS CONNECTED WITH YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAME AT RECREATION PARK
SENATORS EASY PREY FOR TIGERS
Northerners Preparing For Rugby Invasion
JtMG-LISH GOLFER ? WINS;
Angels Take Early Lead, but Fall Down
A.A.L. SWIMMERS ARE CLASSY LOT
Pensacola Nine Defeats Young Australians
SUNDAY : BALL ' AXE AT SONOMA
DUCKS AND VERNON FURNISH GOOD RACE
BIG MOTORCYCLE CARNIVAL SUNDAY
Lindsay Gives His Teammates a Scare
| WESTERN LEAGUE
f AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
*WHITN"EY HORSE ; WINS
Peninsula Sub-league Adopts Schedule
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7HEAL ESTATE ■, TRANSACTIONS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
BANKS SHOW BIG GAIN IN DEPOSITS
.rNew York Stock List I
WAR ON TRUSTS WORRIES MARKET
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |1
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF .■'■-.. * THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
NEWS OF* THE ? OCEAN
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
WHALERS GARNER FORTUNE IN NORTH
PIER -DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sub, Moon and Tide
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
U. S. Branch Hydregraa-lc Office
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
Weather Report |
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TRADE DEVELOPMENT VIA CANAL Upbuilding of American Merchant Marine
BLACK TEA CARGO ADMITTED TO ENTRY
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS SLOT MACHINE LAW
WOMAN RUN DOWN BY AUTO AT HER DOORSTEP
Yeattrdaj'a % Fire Report .
URGES EXPOSE OF HEALTH SECRETS
Mrs. John J. Ford, Formerly Miss Genevieve Thomas
RAILROAD MAN CLAIMS BRIDE
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