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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 145, 23 April 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
U.S. MEDIATORS HALT STRIKE ON EVE OF CALLING
What Would Be Effect Of Big Railway Tieup
Stockman Victim Of Fake Horse Race Wants $5,000 Back
HOME RULE SURE TO BE FAVORED
STORMS BLAZE DEATH TRAIL IN CENTRAL STATES
Tornado ia Mid-West Wipes Out 78 Lives
City Is to Get Huge Drydock Object of Schwab's Trip West Hunters Point Will Be Location
ENGINE BLOWS UP, KILLING THREE MEN
SMOKING RULE CAUSES RIOTING IN ZION CITY
JURY ADJUDGES MRS. GAGE SANE
SHRINERS' SPECIAL TO MAKE LONGEST TRIP
AVIATOR ADDS IRISH CHANNEL TO CONQUESTS
SHIP NEAR TITANIC AS IT HIT BERG
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SEA CLAIMS DEAD FROM FUNERAL SHIP
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N.S.G.W. OPENS ANNUAL SESSION
SANTA CLARA SENIORS HOLD HOLIDAY TODAY
* U. S. BATTLESHIP IS ANCHORED AT AMOY
DORR SAID TO BE FEIGNING INSANITY
T.R. THREATENS TO BREAK SOLID SOUTH
MODERN "JOAN OF ARC" ELECTED IN ILLINOIS
SICKLY BRIDEGROOMS MUST TRAVEL TO MARRY
SECRETARY KNOX WILL SPEAK AT NEW ORLEANS _____
NEWALLOY FOR STATES MANSHIP URGED BY NAGEL
REVENUE CUTTER PROTECTION TAKEN UP
STANFORD GRADUATES TO STUDY REDWOOD PARK
ANDERSON RESIGNS CHAMBER PRESIDENCY
BRYCE IS ANXIOUS TO VISIT SAN FRANCISCO
Proceedings of Day In National Congress
CONFIDENCE GAME NIPPED AT START
CIVIL WAR VETERAN KILLS SELF AT NAPA
CAMPBELL IN HOT ATTACK ON T.R.
ORPHANAGE CLOSED BY ORDER OF COURT
INCENDIARIES BELIEVED TO HAVE BURNED BARN
MASKED ROBBERS HOLD UP TOWN'S ONLY STORE
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Another Steamer To Take Up Death Patrol
Is Titanic Plaything of Ocean?
SOCIETY WOMEN REST AFTER TOIL
TAFT PLANS FOR WIRELESS TREATY
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LITTLE MISS FIX-IT A FINE FROLIC
MRS. LA FOLLETTE TO SPEAK AT ST. FRANCIS
WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, ART FIRM SECRETARY, DIES
"Seven Days," Back on Alcazar Boards, Draws as Many Laughs as Ever
B.Y. SHORB AND MISS ELDER MARRY
PRISONER INVENTS 150 YEAR CALENDAR
SAN JOSE DRUGGIST IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
DISABILITY BOARD TO BE NEW DEPARTMENT
RESCUED MAID WILL MARRY HEROIC RESCUER
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SCHEDULE CHANGES FOR CHINA LINERS
Mme. Andre Ferrier. Until Yesterday Mile. Jeanne Gustin
SHORTRIDGE OPENS TAFT CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH
DR. STONE LOSES PLEA TO QUASH INDICTMENT
MINER USES KNIFE IN FIGHT AT HACIENDA
MEMORIAL SERVICE OF N. D. G. W. SET JUNE 2
Elks in Charge Of Arrangements For Annual Feast
WHITE "PORTIA" PLEADS FOR NEGRO SLAYER'S LIFE
ELIZABETH B. MUMFORD GETS DIVORCE IN RENO
SCHOOL TRUSTEES WILL CONVENE IN SANTA CRUZ
RAISIN DAY CARNIVAL PLANNED AT DINUBA
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EVERY VICTORY OF T.R. CALLED LOSS TO CAUSE
SANTA BARBARA PAYS TRIBUTE TO DEAD POET
Mrs. C.E Todd,Who Presided Over the Wilson Gathering
CHAMBERLAIN OREGON'S VICE PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE
DEBATE ON GERMAN WAR BUDGET BEGINS
CHAMP CLARK WOMEN ORGANIZE AT RICHMOND
DICK FERRIS FREED FROM CHARGES IN SOUTH
DE WITT ANNEXES STATE FOR CLARK
TAFT NOT LOVED LESS. BUT ROOSEVELT MORE
BAR TENDER'S WIT IS DULLED ON FRIEND
MUCH MARRIED PAIR WANT ANOTHER LICENSE
DARDANELLES' CLOSING IGNORED BY GERMANY
Ralph D.Cole, Who Is Here to Assist Candidacy of Taft
BROTHER WHO JAILED BROTHERS REPENTS ACT
McCORMICK HERE IN T.R.'S BEHALF
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ISMAY'S INDICTMENT OF HIS OWN COMPANY'S LIFEBOAT POLICY
The Root of the Matter as to Trusts
Present Status of Republican Candidates
MARCONIGRAM: "Hold Your Story for Dollars"
Enforcement of the State Labor Laws
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
The Candidate
She Won
Kinship
TEXAS
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
Abe Martin
The Colyum
BURGLARS CHASED BY BRAVE WOMAN
Gossip of the Railroads
THUGS ROB DOCTOR ON WAY TO DYING PATIENT
EASY WAY BACK FOR FOREIGN CORPORATIONS
Charles Grunsky, Secretary of U.C. Branch of A.A.E.E.
410 PASS TEST FOR CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT
STEEL TRUST'S GRIP ON RAILROADS SHOWN
EDWIN GOULD HAS NEW JOB ON ST. LOUIS ROAD
MRS. EMMA SCHOFIELD DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
• I—■ — PATENT RAT TRAP NETS SCHOOLBOY $100,000
COLONEL HARMON TO JOIN PRESIDIO
Army Orders
BARNES SAID TO FAVOR STAMPEDE FOR HUGHES
TERMINAL COMPANY AN ILLEGAL COMBINATION
LATE SHIPPING IXTELUGEXCE
B_ U_riTED WIRELESS
FLANAGAN OUT FOR OLYMPIAT
Additional News of Sports
EVEN ODDS ON TOMORROW'S BOUT
CHARLESTON RESULTS
California State League Is Organized
McFARLAND READY FOR MATT WELLS
McCREDIE AGAINST EXPANSION PLAN
NEW LEAGUE PLAN-TED
E. F. KERN R£-EX_-CT__-
BALDWIN 18 BUSY BOY
ATT_LL-CAi__OLL BOUT TOHIGHT
CALIFOH-TIA PLAYS U. OP W. TODAY
STANLEY BEATS LEDOTTX
NEWSPAPER DECISION FOE TEMPLE
BURRELL SHOWING CLASS WITH STICK
LOBERT NOW A SCRIBE
BOARD POSTPONES TRIAL OF TEACHER
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IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
MISS AMY BOWLES A MAY BRIDE
DINNER THEME IS CHAPITY
FLONZALEY QUARTET WILL GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT
WOMEN PLAN BIG BALL
COURT RELEASES FUNDS FOR SHARP MEMORIAL
GOOD USE FOR AUTOS
SWEDISH PLAY BILLED FOR FRIDAY EVENING
WOMEN TAKE NEW NAME
GREAT SINGER AND WIFE LUNCHEON HONOR GUESTS
Conveniences Regarded as Necessities
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
COMMENCEMENT IS THEME AT U. OF C.
THEOLOGIANS TO GET DEGREES ON THURSDAY
WILLIAM L. JONES BURIED AT MOUNTAIN VIEW
NEIGHBORS PROTEST AGAINST MENAGERIE
KNOWLAN DRECEIVES BRIDGE RESOLUTIONS
OAKLAND ADVERTISING MEN TO FEAST TODAY
Charles Grunsky, Secretary of U.C. Branch of A.A.E.E.
CLASS OF 14 NURSES TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
THUGS ROB DOCTOR ON WAY TO DYING PATIENT
EASY WAY BACK FOR FOREIGN CORPORATIONS
TERMINAL COMPANY AN ILLEGAL COMBINATION
THREE WORKMEN CRUSHED WHEN CAR OVERTURNS
TEA AND CARDS FOR THE FAVORED
PROCLAMATION IS 200 WORDS SHORT
1,000 EXPECTED AT Y.W.C.A. FEAST
CORPORATION HOUN' TO BE INVESTIGATED
STEEL TRUST'S GRIP ON RAILROADS SHOWN
EDWIN GOULD HAS NEW JOB ON ST. LOUIS ROAD
PATENT RAT TRAP NETS SCHOOLBOY $100,000
DONOVAN'S JOB DECLARED VALID
VICTIM OF COLLISION WITH TRAIN UNIDENTIFIED
MOTION PICTURE BILL PASSED BY OAKLAND
SEALED BIDS SUGGESTED AS BEST MEANS OF SALE
POWER COMPANY IS HELD BY COUNCIL
CONSTABLE Q. D .GRAY, OF ALAMEDA TOWNSHIP, DIES
MINISTER SEEKS AID IN FINDING MISSING MAN
SEVERAL OAKLANDERS REPORT SMALL THEFTS
MUMPS SILENCES "RAH, RAH" BOYS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
STORY OF ALLEGED BRIBE OFFER TOLD
PIONEER ASSOCIATE OF STANFORD DEAD
RECEPTION PLANNED FOR METHODIST MISSIONARY
KNOX TO BE PRESENT AT LOUISIANA CENTENNIAL
Gladest Joy, Who Pervades Cheer at Oakland Orpheum
VALLEJO RECEIVES GIFT OF LAND FOR A PARK
CITY ASKED TO TAKE part IN conference
RAILROAD RATE CASE TO COME FOR ARGUMENT
N_W ORGANIZATION WIL AID IMMIGRATION PLANS
RAMBLER MANAGER IS VISITING CITY
WIFE, ONCE MODEL, NO MODEL AS WIFE
CHAMBER IS ASKED TO AID CONSULAR BILL
PASTOR DEFENDS TOTS WHO DISLIKE SERMONS
Carl Jennings, in Black Face Turn at The Bell Theater
BAY CITY PARTY TO TOUR EUROPE
OAKLAND MURDER SUSPECTS FREED
POLICE JUDGE GIVES "FAGIN" TWO SENTENCES
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1915 ENVOYS TO OLD WORLD ARE NAMED BY TAFT
CARNEGIE LIBRARY GIFT OPEN TO CITY
RAILROAD RATE CASE TO COME FOR ARGUMENT
LITTLE HOPE FOR TOUR
CITY REGULATION OF WIRELESS ASKED
TRADE DELEGATION TO LEAVE TONIGHT
EMPTY PURSE IS McCARTHY LEGACY
BAKERS WAR ON LAW VIOLATORS
MAYOR URGES ALL TO HELP BEAUTIFY CITY
RAMBLER MANAGER IS VISITING CITY
Today's Meetings ot Improvement Clubs
POLICE WANT TONG MEMBER DEPORTED
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
YOU CAN'T GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING—NOT EVEN A FEW KIND WORDS
ATHLETES COME BY STAGE FOR MEET
Santa Clara Varsity Defeats U. of W.
TOURNEY FOE AMATEUR PUGS
Sportsmen's Hearts Gladdened By a Heavy Run of Salmon
SICKNESS CRIPPLES BIG LEAGUES
Wolgast Not to Meet the Winner of N.Y. Fight
Ban Johnson Announces Four Releases
] SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
REDS GATHER IN ST. LOUIS SQUAD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ENTRIES LISTED FOR NOVICE MEET
Portland Expects To Fan All Gambling on Baseball Games
Olympic Athletes Will Be Guarded at Sea
Portland Club Asked to Send Boxer
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Indicator Men May Cause Oaks to Stumble in Race
Y.M.C.A. Baseball Timber Being Tried Out
St. Mary's Meets U. of N. Saturday in Reno
Oakland High Elects Cunha Captain
GIBBONS-FITZGERALD BOUT IK WISTD
CROSS AFTER WOLGAST
STANDING OF CLUBS IN COAST LEAGUE
SOUTHPAW ABLES IS TOPPING LIST
Stanford Mitt Men Are Ready for Tourney
Bike Riders Qualify for Big Contest
WESTERN LEAGUE
GERVAIS SOARS AND SPOKANE WINS
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
S.F.A. CLUB HOLDS PROGRAM TONIGHT
U.C.TEAM MAY GO TO EASTERN MEET
STANDING OP CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES I
Bl<_ FUTURITY FIELD
FURTHER OLYMPIC TRYOUTS LISTED
CAUTOR-HA LITRES W_XOK
WELCH TO MEET WINNER
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
LARGE OFFERINGS SOON TO BE MADE
♦ — + New York Stock List
MARKET DULL AIND SAGGING
! STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE j
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OR THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
*f GRAIN MARKET " I
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
TIER DIRECTORY SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon nnd Tide
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Weather Report
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
POLICEMAN'S BULLET LAYS MAD DOG LOW
Local Brevities
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REILLY AVOIDED TRIAL, SAYS DUFFY
GEARY ROAD GRIPMEN KEEP GRIP ON JOBS
LEADERS RUN CLOSE IN I. 0. R. M. QUEEN CONTEST
ARCHBISHOP P. W. RIORDAN LEAVES FOR CHICAGO
Brilliant Reception Is Given By Women's Press Association
FINERY GONE, WIFE WANTS NAME BACK
HOTEL MAN PROTESTS AGAINST "TAXI GRABS"
CHAUFFEUR ALLEGES ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE
LECTURER SAYS EMERSON WASN'T COMPANIONABLE
COURT ASKED TO DISTRIBUTE STOCK
NATIONALS OFFER TO SERVE IN MEXICO
STATE'S LIABILITY UNDER EMPLOYERS' LAW TESTED
FILLMORE TUNNEL PROJECT PASSES
TOO MANY "UNCLES" IN BLOCK CAUSE PROTEST
$4,640,000 BONDS TO BE SOLD BY CITY JULY 1
COMPANY M OF CROSS m CADETS IS FORMED
COOPER WILL ADDRESS ADVERTISINC CLUBS
SCREAMS OF GIRL FRIGHTEN BANDIT
REGULAR'COP'AND SPECIAL IN FIGHT
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