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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 132, 10 October 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CALIFORNIA WANTS TAFT SAY EDITORS
COLD FIGURES SHOW HOW HOT TAFT RENOMINATION MOVE IS
VILLAGERS ESCAPE TORRENT ON CABLE
WASHINGTON WOMAN IS CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
ROYALISTS LOSE FIFTY MEN IN SHARP BATTLE
PROHIBITION LOSES AT I FORT BRAGG ELECTION I
FINDING OF TWO BODIES PROMPTS MURDER THEORY
AIRMAN MAILMAN OVINGTON TO FLY WESTWARD TODAY
WITH ARM SEVERED GRITTY YOUTH RUNS FOR FIRST AID
AIN'T IT JUST AWFUL WHEN SAILORS TELL SNAKE STORIES
DIVA SINGS FOR SUFFRAGE Thousands Cheer Mme. Nordica's Appeal
$3,288,271 DISCREPANCY ON NAVY YARD BOOKS
FIRST TRAIN PULLS INTO FERTILE TILLAMOOK COUNTRY
MINERS FORGET 20 POUNDS OF DYNAMITE — SEVEN INJURED
WESTERN PACIFIC TO CARRY COAST MAIL TO SALT LAKE
Mining Engineers Will Visit
ZAPATISTAS ARE CAUSE OF WRECK
DOCTOR: AND MERCHANT /y RENEW FEUD WITH FISTS
YOUNG ENGINEER IS ■ CALLED TO EUROPE
OAKLAND SUFFRAGE WORKERS ARE ASSIGNED
Will Vote This Ticket
:[• Army Orders |
Yesterday's Fire < Report
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TAFT SENTIMENT WAXING STRONG IN WASHINGTON
STRIKE IS WON BY LOS ANGELES TAILORS
Lyman's Financial Agent Put in Cell as Witness
Mining Engineer Said to Have Received Girl's Money to Aid Doctors
LOVE DEFEATED BY SPOOKLAND FORCES
HUGE TRACT SOLD FOR A BIG FARM
McNAMARAS ARE HAPPY ON EVE OF THEIR TRIAL
WARSHIP KING GEORGE V LAUNCHED IN ENGLAND
HUTCHINS USES BLACKJACK ON STATE EMPLOYE
TWO KILLED, SEVEN BURIED BY EXPLOSION
FAMOUS PRESS OPERATOR RECEIVES FINAL *'N M"
MORGAN'S PARTNER MADE U. P. RAILROAD DIRECTOR
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FATHER SUES SON FOR USE OF NAME
SUFFRAGE CHAINS COLORADO 'BEAST'
WESTINGHOUSE IS ESTABLISHED HERE
LEGALITY OF "SHORT" BOARD IS QUESTIONED
Caaa del j Re?, Santa X Cruz,
GAYHEAD RETURNS FROM FAR NORTH
Thirteen Cars Ready to Start in Endurance Run
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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WATSONVILLE IS APPLE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
ALLEGED. COUNTERFEITER RUN DOWN AT NEW YORK
FOUR KILLED, SIX HURT IN UNDERGROUND BLAST
FIRE DESTROYS COSTLY "■■--'X WASHINGTON HOME
EGGS SURVIVE ACCIDENT; /[///-v: /■ BUT MAN MAY NOT
EVIDENCE FOR DEFENSE V 7 HEARD IN HILLMANfCASE
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
FIGHT FOR DRYDOCK TO START AT ONCE
COURT MARTIAL AWAITS ; MARINE NOW AT SEA
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION MEETS AT STOCKTON
GAME PROTECTIVE PLAN MEETS WITH SUCCESS
OFFICERS CHOSEN? BY MARINE CLUB
MAN RIDES "RODS" AND a<■'.. IS KILLED BY TRAIN
VALLEJO COUPLE TO V MARRY THIS WEEK
QUARREL RESULTS i ■^:}-':£'xs^ DEATH OF TWO
'BUILDER' BROUGHT BACK TO EXPLAIN
RESOLUTION FOR ROUTE OF HIGHWAY ADOPTED
BAPTIST CONVENTION WILL START WEDNESDAY
WATER FRONT BONDS OF MARTINEZ ARE SOLD
NEVADA T6ITY RALLY STIRS ENTHUSIASM
AGED WOMAN, CAUGHT IN WINDOW, IS DEAD
HUNTERS, MISTAKEN FOR BEAR, SHOT
WILLITS AGRICULTURAL^ :■ FAIR OPENS TODAY
ORPHEUM CIRCUIT TO INVADE SACRAMENTO!
LIBRARIANS WILL STUDY PROBLEMS
GROWERS MEET COURT REVERSE
ITALIANS WANT SCHOOLS CLOSED COLUMBUS DAY
Caaa del Key. Santa Cmi,
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Moves in the European Game of Empire
Imperfect Foundation of the Austin Dam
Cut Off in the Moment of-Success
'Preparing for the; j Increase of Sea 1 Borne Trade i -•-■■"■ ■ – – – '-■ '■"■ – – – *
Coming Out of the East
Official Duty as to Irrigation Bonds
Free Canal Tolls for American Shipping
Cold Blooded i Discrimination 1| Against City
U. P. MAN WOULD REGULATE HEAVENS
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
■ ;',,.-„.. THE PRESIDENT
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE DREAMER
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Miss Laura Cotton, Who Will Stand Duty as a Picket
ANNIVERSARY OF OLD MISSION IS OBSERVED
WOMAN MEETS DEATH ■:".-■;•' IN CONFLAGRATION
Women Ready To Serve in Aid of 'Cause'
Women Have Worked For Vote, and Today Ask Support of Men
Frances S. Grange, Who Says Women Should Have Vote
ANOTHER CONVENTION :jVy/y v-.- FOR 1915 IS SOUGHT
Tease is Wrecker of Happiness
OAKLAND ECHOES'V'."' – WITH SUFFRAGE PLEA
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
AGRICULTURE IN SCHOOL TO CUT COST OF LIVING
ALL HAIL! THE QUEEN OF THE LAND AND WATER CARNIVAL IS CHOSEN
LABOR OFFICIAL FILES CHARGES
INSURANCE RATES TO BE REDUCED
HUGE STEAMER SAILS j FROM LONG wharf
HAYWARD WILL AQD X PRODUCTS TO EXHIBIT ' -;;-.' -" •;: *"" •''' ■-. :,/;-'■" •""■'• ;/*".■.:
TONGUE FREEDOM CAUSES HOT TALK
BAN IS ANNOUNCED ON BUCKETSHOPS
HAYWARD VOTES FOR BETTER FIRE SERVICE
INJUNCTION AGAINST railroad; DISSOLVED
Sam Mann, Who Instantly Won His Audiences
BILL AT ORPHEUM HAS THREE STARS
MINISTER URGES CITY FARM FOR PRISONER^
VULCAN INSURANCEf-' . ; BOARD HAS MEETING
PARDEE WILL BE SPEAKER AT FARM
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
DECEPTION FOR GLOBE TROTTERS
SUPERVISORS CLASH OVER ROOF REPAIRS
MOTORMAN BEATS OFF THUG WITH CONTROLLER
ELKS ASK PRESIDENT TO MINSTREL SHOW
Miss Nelke, Who Is Exponent of Dramatic Art
SCHOOL EXPANDS FIELD TO OAKLAND
RETURN OF SPRING TO BE OBSERVED
DAYLIGHT BURGLAR IS CONFRONTED BY WOMAN
Gen Bills Reduced
PUBLIC INVITED BY MAYOR MOTT
POLICEMEN'S BALL TO BE AFFAIR OF SEASON
BERKELEY FIRE CHIEF
TORRID DRINKING LEAVES LOVE COLD
EXPENSES OF PEOPLE'S WATER COMPANY FILED
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THE EXTINCT CRATER.
SCHOOLS ACTIVE IN FIELD GAMES
Santa Clara Represented In Championships
LAUREL RESULTS
HAMILTON WINNER OF GOLF TOURNEY
j. LAUREL ENTRIES
MINOR BASEBALL
PAWHUSKA WINS RUNAWAY RACE
LAKE CITY ENTRIES
I SPOKANE SELECTIONS
j 7 FOOTBALL INJURY PROVES FATAL
: AMERICANS WIN j TWICE
STANDING OF CLUBS ] IN/NATIONAL LEAGUE *'
BOSTON WINDS UP SEASON IN BLAZE
| AMERICAN LEAGUE j
Rain Interferes With Harness Meet
KEYES AND CAMPBELL TO MIX
LOCAL GOLFERS PLAY TOURNEYS
WOLGAST BILLED TO FIGHT WELLS
SAUSALITO IN FIGHTING GAME
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Southern Series Goes to the Portlanders Five to Three
CONSTABLE HOGAN MAKING DESPERATE EFFORT TO CATCH SPEEDER McCREDIE AND RESCUE MISS PENNANT
COMPETITION FOR TEAMS IS KEEN
Entries for Swimming Meet Announced
POLICE STOP FIGHT
RIVALS FOR PENNANT BREAK EVEN IN BIG DOUBLEHEADER Villagers Take the Morning Game, but Are Shut Out in the Afternoon
Vernon Captain Says His Lineup Should Be Intact Soon, Then Look Out for Fireworks
| MORNING GAME AS jj SCORER RECORDS IT
SCOREBOOK'S TALE OF AFTERNOON GAME
LEADERS ARE STILL IN STRANGLE HOLD
Portland Leader Expects to Clinch Pennant In Series Against Seals and Sacramentans
Harkness' After Luncheon Curves Prove More Than 'Little Rascals' Can Solve
TAILENDERS ARE FACTORS IN RACE
Mysterious Mitchell Is Still Hangin' Round
Baldwin Winner of Bout With Johnny Frayne
BASEBALL PILLS FANS MAY SMOKE
—— m " . ' ■ TEAM WANTS GAMES
ALAMEDA AND BERKELEY; WILL MEET
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
EXCHANGE REPORT IS SUBMITTED
I New York Stock List I
COAL STOCKS* ; SHOW DECLINE
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
:f*_7 TODAY A HOLIDAY > ;
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
7 San. Moon and ! Tide 7
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE '
:7 V. S. Branch' Hydrogrraphle I Office *
; Time Ball . .. .*.
SHIPPING (INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
77 Building Contracts?. 7f77.ff
Weather Report : |
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BULLION THIEF'S ESCAPE IS FOILED
,— " ' ~ / OAKLAND ENTERTAINS i AUSTRALIAN YOUTHS'
SUPERVISOR OF PLAY TO BE CHANGED
MAN CUTS THROAT > BUT MAY RECOVER
Hot the j Swell : Head.
Spade That Taft Will Use at the Ground Breaking
Here's What Taft Will Do While He's Here
SHOTS FRIGHTEN AWAY A BURGLAR
PANAMA ARRIVES BATTERED BY SEAS
I CONCERT TO BE HELD FOR SCHOOL BENEFIT
WATCHMAN STRUCK BY y_, ENGINE AND KILLED
SPEEDY "ROYALS" WIN HIGH PRAISE
ONE OF THREE MISSING"r" HEIRS REPORTED FOUND
BROKER WHO SHOT *-7 CHAUFFEUR RELEASED
J. DOWNEY HARVEY HAS BUT $8 CASH
TRIBES LITTLE KNOWN, u^ DISCUSSED IN TALK
LIEUTENANTS WILL BE NAMED TEMPORARILY
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