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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 85, 23 February 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MAIN COURT OF HONOR PLANNED FOR EXPOSITION
CASH REGISTER CO. FACES INDICTMENTS
TOTTERING AGE TO REALIZE MEMORIES
ITALY PROCLAIMS TRIUMPH OF ARMS
FEDERAL ART EXPERT BECOMES MORGAN'S AID
U. S. ATTORNEY COMING TO SUE S. P. FOR LANDS
MAYOR ENTERS RECALL BATTLE TO AID BUNKER
GIRL IN PERIL; REBELS IGNORE WILSON'S PLEAS
T. R. TO POUR OIL ON TROUBLED SEAS
FIRE TRAPS HUNDRED MINERS IN WORKINGS
CHINESE AVIATOR FALLS
Tom Gunn Is Powerless in Breeze
NEW YORK SWEPT BY 96 MILE GALE
FAST CURE DOCTOR TO TREAT HERSELF
DENTIST IMPLICATED IN BANKERS MURDER
HOME RULE BILL TO ;BE INTRODUCED MARCH . 20
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Washington's Farewell Is Read in Congress
SOLEMN SERVICES HELD BY INSTITUTE
SERVANTS' FUNDS GIVEN TO HAWLEY NOT LISTED
ROYALTY ATTENDS MINISTER'S FUNERAL
KNOX BEGINS SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP TODAY
GOETHALS BELITTLES v CULEBRA CUT SLIDES
DONS THIRST FOR MOROCCAN BLOOD
.... » – MAN KILLS WIFE, HER FRIEND AND HIMSELF
PUBLICATION SUSPENDED BY SOCIALIST} EDITOR
'_ X PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
CUTTERS ASSIGNED TO PROTECT SEALS
IMMUNITY SOUGHT BY V BRANDT CASE WITNESSES
J. E. GOFIELD'S SLAYER TO BE TRIED IN APRIL
KERN COUNTY'StNEW COURTHOUSE DEDICATED
BOY POURS GASOLINE ; IN KETTLE ON STOVE
COLUMBIA HAS 8,200 STUDENTS; ENROLLED
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JEWEL THIEVES ARE TRAILED
De Sablas Assured of Recovery
Graham Named to Lead Yankee Shooters
Ritchie and Brock Figure Ten Round Draw
LOWELL GIRLS WIN
STANFORD BABES WIN
AMERICANS [10, TURKEY REDS, 2
FISCHOFrS HORSES WIN
ATHLETICS IN TEXAS
MEN AND RELIGION CAMPAIGN BEGUN
DETECTIVES UNTANGLE TRAIL OF WHITE LEAD
HORACE GREELEY'S FIRST COUSIN, AGED 80, IS DEAD
TAFT REJECTS PLAN TO BUY TELEGRAPHS
FAMOUS HOME OF FLOWER PAINTER SOLD
HONOLULU OBSERVES WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
FOOD PRICES RISE A FOURTH IN YEAR
/ .Seeks Missing Hoshand
SPIRIT OF WOMAN PINES FOR MATE
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'SLASHERS' DEFEAT PICKED POLO TEAS!
Summary of Results Of Wednesday's Game
Noted Photographer of City For Forty Years Passes Away
COLOMBIAN RECALLED FOR HIS SLAP AT KNOX
NUN IS SENTENCED TO PRISON AS EMBEZZLER
AMERICANS BUY^ART- TREASURES IN BERLIN
FORMER JAIL BIRDS OPERATE MOTOR CARS
j" ZXX ■ • '" – ,r. CHANGES ANNOUNCED. »T BRITISH SERVICE
• , EMINENT ARTIST WSSM CRITICALLY ILL
CHINESE WIFE BEATEN AND ROBBED OF JEWELS
BOY OF 16 CAUGHT IN ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY
SLICK TRICK FAILS, THREE; FALL INTO NET
TANNER DISAPPEARS; POLICE AID SEARCH
CLARK HAS CLEAR FIELD, SAYS BELL
SONS OF HAM IN LUCK AT HOUSTON
WYOMING GIRL RIDER LOST IN SNOWSTORM
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HOUSE CHEERS OLD OBJECTION TO THIRD TERM
ANTIOCH BOOSTING FOR PANAMA-PACIFIC FAIR
CHARLES W. ROGERS DIES AT HOME IN MARTINEZ
GROVE L. JOHNSON MAY SEEK ELECTION
REBEKAHS TO HOLD DISTRICT MEETING
MARRIAGE LICENSES H ISSUED IN STOCKTON
DELEGATES TO CIVIC FEDERATION-CHOSEN
Grass Valley's New Public Park, Gift of Women Club, Dedicated
HOLIDAY OBSERVED BY TREE PLANTING
NORWEGIAN CHURCHES SETTLE OLD DISPUTE
Beautiful Scenic Spot Is Destined to Become Show Place of Foothills
ROAD FUND SHORT OF REQUIREMENTS
SKY IS SMILING ON OLD SETTLER'S DAY
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Colonel Roosevelt's Ohio Speech
Unity of Pacific Coast Cities
The New Municipal Politics
A Few Sad Memories
Parcels Post of Limited Operation
Vitality of a Bureaucratic Quarrel
Favorite/Fiction.: ;
AVilson:sjDanger
Ancient Architecture
Abe Martin SBmWfm^^^^s.',. ' ~y y.- x--':■-J -<-y
Vest Pocket Essays
EARS
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
HARBINGERS OF SPRING
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mirror Photo Fad for Fashion's Followers
PENCIL SALE TO AID CHILDREN'S NURSERY
CHURCH iWOMENx^:] | HOLD f ENTERTAINMENT
new YORK Y. M. C. A. RECEIVES LARGE GIFT
DARING WESTERN GIRL SNOWBOUND IN]EAST
Envy Is Brood Mother of Discontent
NINE TAXES ARE PAID ON ONE SUIT
U. S. WOMEN OBSERVE HOLIDA V IN LONDON
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MEESE ANSWERS MACMULLAN CHARGE
INEBRIATE TAKES SLY SLAP AT ROOSEVELT
HUMAN PROBLEMS, ARE : OBJECT OF RESEARCH
SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS FOR BESSIE GALLAGHER
Athletic Coeds of University Hold Regatta on Lake Merritt
SMOOTH TALKER GETS MAN'S MONEY
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR STANFORD SENIOR WEEK
OSCAR I. DENISON DIES AT HIS OAKLAND HOME
'VISIT UNIONS AND BARS, AND LISTEN'
CLUB DISORGANIZED BY BIG FIRE TO REORGANIZE
SEMINARY STUDENTS WELCOME PRESIDENT
DOGS BARRED FROM OAKLAND CARS
SOCIAL SERVICE HELD AT PLYMOUTH CENTER
RECORD TIME MADE AT CITRUS FRUIT AUCTION
PLANETARY AGUE IS FELT IN COSTA RICA
Aviation Oakland
SISTER OF EASTERN RABBI IS HARRIER
EMERYVILLE IMPROVERS ADMIT 10 NEW MEMBERS
Clara Haryett, Who Was Toastmistress At College Dinner
LEAGUERS TO BE MADE VOTERS AT MEETING
FATHER KIDNAPED SON, SAYS WOMAN
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD
DEWEY CANNON IS PLEDGED TO PEACE
TRAIN ACCIDENT*' FATAL ' TO U. C. SOPHOMORE
ALLEGED HORSE THIEVES * ARE HELD IN RICHMOND
FORMER UNION OFFICER ACCUSED OF SHORTAGE I
■y XTo Visit – San , Francisco . j
Washington School Dedicated At Alameda Before Hundred
BERKELEY FLORA FIESTA COMMITTEE ORGANIZED
PROFESSOR TO TALK ON SHAKESPEARE'S ENGLISH
ALAMEDA COUNCIL TO CALL BOND ELECTION
RECEIVER TO MAKE FURTHER PAYMENT
REFORM URGED IN PROBATION SYSTEM
WOMEN TO HOLD SPRING FESTIVAL
BOYS' -ADVENTURE gf?g:._ ENDS AT OAKLAND
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING IN A DRUG STORE BUT DRUGS.
Abe Attell's Star Now Is Set; Johnny Kilbane Wears Crown
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
ANOTHER BAD DAY FOR THE TALENT
THE CALL'S HANDICAP
Athletes Agog Over Indoor Meet Tonight
Stanford's Soccerites Down California
BASKET BAL LAT VALLEJO
R. HOWDEN WINS Y.M.C. A. HANDICAP
MILLER THROWS GUSTAFSON
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Klaus Mauls Petrosky in Battle of 20 Rounds
Fight Fans Cheer When Sailor Passes the Eighteenth Round
TENNIS MATCHES FULL OF THRILLS
Hard Wallop Fatal for Negro Pugilist
VETERAN TIMER WINS FOR VARSITY
STANFORD BARELY AVOIDS SHUTOUT
Santa Clara Downed by California Five
Racquet Title Holder Defends Laurels
Mantell Makes Show Out of Billy Papke
Hoffman Shoots Well in National Event
Broken Bones Halt Three In Motor Road Race
Rapps Is Holding Out For More Money
LOCAL "FIVES" WIN CATHOLIC TOURNEY
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South End Oarsmen Lead Blue and Gold Crew
Inter-Y.M.C.A. Trophy Won by Oakland
First Track Meet of Season Saturday
Napa's Rugby Team Has The Real Class
After a Spirited Mixup in Waters of Bay Referee Al Pape Declares It "No Contest"
OAKLAND FACTORY TO OPEN BRANCH
Telegraphs Beat Colts By Two Tallies
Baldwin and Brown in Ten Round Draw
HERE'S CHANCE FOR ASPIRING BUSHERS
CABINET TACKLES COAL MINE STRIKE
Johnny Kilbane's Ring Record Is Rapid
BENEFACTORS ARE VICTIMS OF ROBBER
AID TO IMMIGRANTS ; ' URGED AT CONVENTION
MOUNTAIN VIEW LAOS LEAD WAY
Frankels Put One Over On Independents
0. U. A. M, JUNJORS CELEBRATE THE DAY
EXETER is Promised Wx:X /'--""A'; NEW STATE BANK
OAKLAND FIRST IN V. M. I. FIELD MEET
• ■•'■;; I,ATE shipping j intelligence
HOTEL BALTIMORE GUESTS ENJOY DANCE
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YACHT SINKS WHILE ] LEADING HOT RACE
UNION MEN CHEER COMRADE'S LETTER
JEWELER JAILED FOR. ALLEGED OVERCHARGE
CHAPMAN'S SCORE BEST OF TOURNEY
$800,000 ESTIMATED COST ; /OF DEVISADERO TUNNEL
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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
WELL KNOWN BARK POSTED AS MISSING
Commercial News
TIER DIRECTORY
[MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
San, Moon- and Tide :
. U.S.* Branch Hydrocrapihlc. Office £
SHIPPING^ NEWS OF COAST
I Weather Report |
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE- I
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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Mrs. Elzie Z. Rohe Victim of Accident Revolver. Falling. Was Discharged. Is the Verdict
TEACHERS URGED TO SEE COLUMBIA PLAY
POLICE WHO HAVE NERVES IN AGONY
WOULD-BE FIREMEN GO THROUGH PACES
NASH ON DEATH BED PRAYS FOR PAROLE
Gaa Bill* ! Reduced
GOETHALS INVITED ON PANAMA JAUNT
WORKING BOYS' HOTEL PLANNED
LECTURE ON RECREATION AT COMMONWEALTH CLUB
ETIENNES CONFER ON RECONCILIATION
FUGITIVE SERGEANT CAUGHT AT SAN DIEGO
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