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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 90, 28 February 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JUAREZ SEIZED BY REBELS March On Chihuahua Planned
BANKERS HELP CHINA; TROOPS MUST BE PAID
MODESTO RANCH MAN ! BITTEN BY RABID MULE j
TEACHER VICTIM OF INDIGNITIES
LOS ANGELES WANTS COMMISSION FORM
THOUSANDS ASK THAT S.F. MINT BE LEFT ALONE
SUFFRAGIST WOULD BE A DELEGATE
BAKERSFIELD BANKS PLAN CLEARING HOUSE
'TEXAS TOMMY' MEETS BOARD'S FROZEN FROWN
MANY INJURED IN CRASH OF TRAINS
GRAYS PROMOTION IS DENIED BY HILL
TIMOTHY ACQUITTED Mystery Is Not Cleared
DEVLIN RESIGNS AS U.S. ATTORNEY
BRITISH COLUMBIA'S PARLIAMENT CLOSES
NINE STATE GOVERNORS FOR TAFT
Executives Pledged To Help President
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CENTRAL PACIFIC CHARTER AMENDED
SAN FRANCISCO PAJRGET MARRIAGE LICENSE
T.R. SEEKS A LEADER New England Situation Reviewed
LOCAL OPTION PETITION WILL RECEIVE HEARING
MRS. WM. KOHL DIES IN SANTA BARBARA
TWO NAVAL OFFICERS GO TO JOIN ST. LOUIS
Proceedings ol Day ' • •,. In! Senate House
GUSHER BURSTS FORTH; 7,000 BARRELS A DAY
PROHIBITIONISTS FILE PETITION FOR ELECTION
SANTA ROSA CHAMBER TO SUPPORT SEMINARY
STRANGE TALE IS NAUGHT BUT MYTH
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ASQUITH FAILS TO MAKE PEACE IN COAL MINES
SAN JOSE REJOICES: i?£^ V TO HAVE WATER FRONT
SLAYER OF WIFE AND HER ADMIRER SENTENCED
DR. KARL STEINIGER IS ELECTED BERLIN MAYOR
U. S. TEA BOARD MEETS AND ADOPTS STANDARD
Big Steamship Company Comes Seeking Terminal
WITNESS TELLS TALES ON PACKERS
CITY ENGINEER MOORE OF SANTA CLARA DEAD
WOMEN TAKE PART IN POLITICAL LOVE FEAST
U.S. IS HOLDING BALANCE OF TRADE
REDDING BUSINESSMAN NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
THURSTON ANSWERS y SARCASTIC QUERIES
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT
DARROW BREAKS EVEN IN COURT
RAILROADS KILLED 2,758 PERSONS IN 3 MONTHS
WORK ON LIGHTSHIP NO. 70 COMPLETED
Eloping Belle to Return To City After Ten Years
60,000 DEATHS IN YEAR COULD BE PREVENTED
ROCK ISLAND INCREASES WAGES OF TELEGRAPHERS
EXPRESS CO.RATES THRICE RAILROADS'
GRAND JURY considers CHARGES AGAINST STONE
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HOUSE SEES NO EVIL IN PHANTOM FLEETS
NORTH HEAD WIRELESS TO HAVE GREAT POWER
'THREE DOOMED SLAYERS ARE GRANTED REPRIEVES
SUPPORT OF WEST FOR QUARANTINE ACT URGED
RETURN OF CLAIRVOYANT DEMANDED FOR FRAUD
"PANAMA KID" TO SERVE Y. .21 YEARS FOR KILLING
IRISH TENOR GIVES AN INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
SHIPMENT OF DUCKS BASIS OF LITIGATION
UNCLE SAM ACCUSES; * FIVE MEN IN TOILS
OLD SHORT CHANGE ' ":" Y'Y V TRICK IS SUCCESSFUL
ENEMY OF DIAZ TO ANSWER FOR DESERTION
$2,138,297 TRANSFERRED TO SCHOOLS OF STATE
THREE MEN ACCUSED OF STEALING A YAWL
MONEY GIVEN TO CURE BUYS GUN THAT KILLS
CHILDREN'S LOVE FOR PICTURES REALIZED
CALIFORNIA WOOD IS V USED TO MAKE PAPER
LATE r SHIPPING intelligence -•--.* y . ,•■-.-:.- —.*.'* '.-',-.:
OAKLAND SLEUTHS ON COOPER'S TRAIL
EDITOR McNAMARA ACHIEVES TRIUMPH
REDUCED TARIFF ON OLIVE OIL OPPOSED
CHORUS OF FIVE HUNDRED FOR MODESTO FESTIVAL
CREATION OF STATE y FIRE WARDEN URGED
COLLEGE INSTRUCTORS ; TO? ADDRESS CHAMBER
MERCHANTS WANT TRAINS " OPENED ON BOTH SIDES
Notable Deaths
WATER CO. TRIAL SUDDENLY ENDED
TWO CAPTAINS COVET GOAT ISLAND STATION
CAR CRASHES INTO AUTO; FOUR SLIGHTLY BRUISED
JAPANESE ALE; CHURCH – CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
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GOV. JOHNSON PROMISES TO ACT AT ONCE
CLEARING HOUSE SHOWS NEED FOR COIN
APPEAL OF STATE MINERS' ASSOCIATION
AID ASKED FROM PRESIDENT AND SPEAKER
PROTEST SENT BY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
OREGON DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE IN FIGHT
CHANGE OPPOSED BY OAKLAND CHAMBER
JUDGE GIVES ORDER FOR RELEASE OF PRISONER
$1,000? REWARD; FOR HEIR TO VAST ESf ATE
TRUCK OPERATORS HAVE NEW SCALE
OLD HALL OF JUSTICE NOW BARE AND VACANT
BURGLARS GET VIOLIN, $62 AND DIAMOND RING
CHANGE IN CONTROL OF INDIAN RESERVATIONS
AMERICANS STONED BY KINGSTON MOB
AUTO RUNS DOWN AND WRECKS A MOTORCYCLE
CASE OF HUSBAND WHO SHOT RIVAL CONTINUED
This Kidney Remedy Gives Immediate Relief
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Candidacy of Roosevelt a Mistake
Increasing Disturbances in Mexico
Reasons Why San Francisco's Mint Must Not Be Put Out of Commission
Contractors Do Not Own the Streets v
John P. Irish No Representative of California
Game Preservation in the * National Parks
OF SUCH CHANCES IS HISTORY MADE
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
FEET
Uncle Walt THE POER PHILOSOPHER
DOWN AND. ./:*" OUT /
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Navy Officer's Bride Feted by Social Set
PLAY IS GIVEN BY CLUB
WOMEN NOW LEAD AS VOTERS
CIVIC LEAGUE CENTERS PROMOTE REGISTRATION
CENTRAL OAKLAND CIVIC CENTER TO MEET TODAY
The Small Stone Caused a Big Ripple
PIERCE MUST PAY WOMAN
CLUB MEETS FOR STUDY
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
STITT WILSON SAYS HE FEELS SHOCKED
ADMEN WILL ORGANIZE FOR GENERAL GOOD
POSTMASTER LEYDECKER ENTERS ON FOURTH TERM
Betrothal Announcement Surprises Bridge Guests
OAKLAND'S MAYOR IS SHOT BY PHONE
OPINION GIVEN ON SCHOOL'S STATUS
NEW SCHOOL SITE BOTHERS OAKLAND
HUBBARD WORKED FOR RAILROAD 42 YEARS
PLANS COMPLETED FOR MEMORIAL TO POTTER
PASTOR TO LECTURE ON , ROME'S FAMOUS PLACES
$60,000 TRIAL AGAINST BANK OFFICIALS OPENS
PICKETING OF CAFE IS STILL UNDER THE BAN
VEXATIOUS DISPUTE ENDED BY QUIT CLAIM ■Y'-:..'y • . •:*' " ; . ■ , , – " ■' * ■■ – .
SENATOR STETSON TALKS AT U.OF C.
ALLEGED KIDNAPER GIVES HIMSELF LP TO POLICE
ST. MARYS STUDENTS CREATE PLAYLETS
Dr. E.C. Beach, Who Will Be Teacher of Physical Culture
SEVEN YOUTHS FACE BURGLARY CHARGES
PLUMBER OF ALAMEDA REFUSES TO BG ROBBED
CITY HALL STEEL REACHES OAKLAND
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD
REPORTS OF PUBLIC UTILITIES FILED
ST. MARY'S FOUR ESSES INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
DESPONDENCY DRIVES, MAN TO TAKE POISON
LIKENESS TO CARTOON '.. CHARACTER HIS UNDOING
OAKLAND POLICE HAVE y A NEW SET OF RULES
Captain Albright, Who Was Selected To Plan Big Ball
COUNCIL ORDERS PLANS FOR OUTFALL SEWERS
OROVILLE MUST RETURN $6,000 CERTIFIED CHECK
TIME GIVEN FOR REPORT ON MRS. DE VINE SHORT
CHECK PASSER PROVES A DESERTER FROM ARMY
PURSE TAKES WINGS IN CROWDED STREET
BOYS' SALVATION IS LEADERS' AIM
OUTLYING DISTRICT., NEEDS REHOUSES
SUIT FILED FOR MONEY FOUND ON DEAD MAN
MINISTERS CONDEMN THE NEW "RAG" DANCES
UNITED SLAVONIANS TO FEAST AND ENTERTAIN
'COP'S'MERRY HA-HA CONVINCES 'REUBEN'
ERROR OF ONE CENT VACATES TAX SALE
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
LEAP YEAR SPORTS FOR THE LADIES.
Thirty Seals Ready To Go Into Training
Portland Athletes Are Forming a Team
Willie Hoppe Continues To Lead Cline
Sacramento Woman Sets A Bowling Mark
PHILLIES OFF FOR CAMP
MOTOR i BOATS -. TO RACE
HEYDLER ON VACATION
BAKER I BEATS • DWIGHT
I SENATORS GATHER j [yA FULL BALL TEAM^
DATES ARRANGED FOR FINAL GAMES
Seattle Club Must Move Its Bleachers
VARSITY OARSMEN WORKING IN FORM
Baptist Bowlers Downed By Y.M.L. Team
HAVES VS. TRENDALL .
YACHTSMEN HEAR CALL OF THE SEA
American Athletes Will Sail on June 14
HEW. LIVE OF SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL 'BASEBALL
I BIG GOLFING EVENT SET FOR SATURDAY i ■ 'i
High School Swimmers Meet Next Month
THE CALL'S HANDICAP
PRINCETON STARTS PRACTICE V
OFFICIALS HERE FOR BENCH SHOW
Cubs Don't Want Collars on Their Shirts
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Fighters Preparing for Action
Gymnasium Work Holds St. Mary's Lads
Oakland High to Play Boones Today
GEORGE PUTS ONE OVER ON HOLLAND
Championship Game for Stockton Fans
PASTIMES ARE .WINNERS
EAfly FOR JEANNETTE
BABE-ITS 200. THOMSON 157
* VALLEJO GETS CULVER
MRS. ETIENNE AGREES TO DROP DIVORCE CASE
STEAM TUG OWNERS SUE FOR INJUNCTION
ARTHUR J. KENNEDY, SOCIAL FAVORITE, DIES
HORSES LIABLE TO RACE AGAIN TODAY
DOLPHINS REMAIN ON THE OUTSIDE
Sophomore Tossers Nose Freshmen Out
DISTRICT COURT UPHOLDS SENTENCE ON SOLDIER
McNUTT ASKS DISMISSAL: OF GRAFT INDICTMENT'S
interdenominational Church FOR PIEDMONT
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE? AGAINST WEBER FALLS
BOARD IS STIRRED BY NASH'S DEATH
HENDERSON WILL SIGN
SHINYO MARU SAILS TODAY FOR ORIENT
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
JOHNSON TRUCK WILL HAUL HERE
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REAL ESTATE ; TRANSACTIONS
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
NEW GAS COMPANY IS INCORPORATED
I New York Stock List |
STOCK-MARKET BRiahTENS UP
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE I
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF? THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
I LOCAL MARKETS y J
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
PIER DIRECTORY '
! MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
:.;,.Y';--?.y. San, Moon and (.Tide :-'f'
I. S. Branch Hydro-graphic' Office ,''•*.
Time Ball [T^m^~V&mm*Mam'aKUmm m^^A^'mmaa-^. ■ :.-:.i
HYDROOKAPHIC OFFICE j
.*—_ ;—: __.____—_ —♦ I Weather Report |
? DAILY BIVER BULLETIN V■.,Y■ j
NEWS OF THE ;OCEAN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
– – -:.y >V- *, i. Memoranda ?*-y.°
FREE PUBLIC LECTURES FOR MARCH ANNOUNCED
Local Brevities
TROOPS IN ALASKA TO BE RECLOTHED
__ _ ——♦ Army Orders y j
TRAIN IS DERAILED; ; NO ONE IS INJURED
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APPRAISER HAY'S TASK DIFFICULT
Kipling in The Sunday Call
GREAT BOARD BANQUET MAY 7 SEC. KNOX TO SPEAK ON CANAL
DR. RUCKER TO BE BLUE'S ASSISTANT
POLICE SEARCH FOR MISSING BOOK KEEPER
WOMAN WINS SUIT; RETAINS PROPERTY
– —r~+: .. , '* CORPORATIONS MUST FILE INCOME REPORTS
S.P. AVERTS WAR WITH R.R. BOARD
TRIAL. OF ALLEGED INDIAN GIVER BEGUN
MAN LEAPS TO DEATH ROM WINDOW OF HOTEL
CITY FIREMEN MUST WAIT FOR SALARIES
LANDLORD FINED $10 ON TENANT'S COMPLAINT
STATE TO SHARE IN ASSESSMENT
NEW JAIL READY FOR ITS "GUESTS"
SUIT IS BROUGHT TO CANCEL DEED
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