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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 148, 26 April 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Taft in Ringing Speech Flays Roosevelt; Tells Massachusetts Voters How He Was Denied the "Square Deal"; Hard Duty Demanded by Party
CYCLONIC WIND BLOWS A TRAIN OFF THE TRACK
Calhoun Betrothal Broken After Future Home Is Selected
BOTTOM FALLS OUT OF THE NEW INDIAN LOAN
When All You Thousands of People Make One Great Unit of Power
MEXICAN BAND TORTURES TWO MEN AND WOMAN
TISDALE FACES AX
SAM YUP TONGMAN SHOT IN OAKLAND
BATTALION CHIEF DIES TO SAVE TOTS' LIVES
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WHY TAFT BROKE SILENCE
ETHEL CROCKER MAY MARRY TITLE
RABBIS CLASH AT HEARING ON ARMY
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TITANIC INQUIRY
War Rages Today On Bolinas Ridge
WIDENER'S BODY vv 15 IDENTIFIED
T INER OLYMPIC L STiLL DELAYED
FREIGHT SHIP SUNK WITH ALL ABOARD
MANY SAW MASTS OF LINER TITANIC
A FEELING OF SECURITY.
| Simple Bottle of Swamp-Root Free by Mall
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COLONEL SAYS TAFT CHARGES ARE 'NONSENSE'
Political Notes
Cole and Scott to Open Taft's Mission Campaign
TEDDY'S SPEAKERS HARD TO LOCATE
GILLETT MAKES THREE ADDRESSES IN SOUTH
RAKER INTRODUCES BILL FOR MINT'S MAINTENANCE
CHINESE WAR VESSEL READY TO BE LAUNCHED
WOMEN HEAR SPEAKERS FOR CLARK AND WILSON
LA FOLLETTE IS WELCOMED WARMLY
California Raisin Day April 30. Eat Rat-sin Bread
COLE COMMENTS ON McCORMICK'S TALK
SINCE YEAR AGO HIS HAT WAS "IN THE.RING"
MISSOURI FIGHT IS ON IN EARNEST
INQUIRY INTO ACCIDENT TO MARYLAND ORDERED
BY AN* EXPERIENCED MAN
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Wizardry of Infant Smiles Wins Friends for Shelter
JEWISH QUARTER IN FEZ A HORROR
ELEPHANT PRESENTS 'BABY' TO KEEPERS
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY NATIVE SONS
Hnif.ii. Candies for "Raisin Day," April 30
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NEW RULES FOR FERRY TRAFFIC
SOCIETY WOMEN PLAN BENEFIT FOR SUFFERERS
AMBASSADOR BRYCE ON WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO
Ben Davis, Secretary Retail Butchers, Who Died Wednesday
SUPERIOR COURTS WILL BEGIN TO MOVE TODAY
JURY WILL NOT ALLOW ATTORNEY $245,750 FEE
TWIN PEAKS RESERVOIR IS READY FOR DUTY
ARIZONA CATTLE RANCH SOLD FOR $500,000
DESERTED TAILOR GETS HIS FREEDOM
PREACHER FROM MIDDLE WEST TO FILL PULPIT
LIGHT ON RICHARDSON ROCK SET IN OPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED FOR MAY DAY PARADE
TONG LEADERS TO BE COMPELLED TO TESTIFY
BURGLAR IS LAST SEEN JUMPING OUT WINDOW
BENEFIT DANCE TO BE GIVEN FOR CATHEDRAL
KNIGHT MAY QUIT PAYING SAILORS
PHONE SUITS READY TO BE FILED MONDAY
ADDRESSES ON CHRISTIAN FAITH TO BE GIVEN
RABBI M. S. LEVY BACK FROM TRIP TO EUROPE
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL IS TO STUDY LUMBERING
PROHIBITIONISTS LOSE IN SHASTA ELECTION
PRIEST'S DEFAMES MAKES RETRACTION
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ROOSEVELT IS SUBJECT OF HOT SENATE DEBATE
ROLPH FIXES SITE FOR RICHMOND FIRE HOUSE
Turn Grouch Into Profit and Laugh
PHONE QUESTION ARGUED IN OUT
LARGE OUTLAYS FOR FAIR URGED
PIER CONTRACTS ARE GIVEN OUT
20,570 WOMEN OF CITY REGISTERED
CAPITAL FEARS TO INVEST IN U. R.
RICHARDS DECISION TO BE ANNOUNCED TUESDAY
Lick School Seniors In Leading Roles Of 'Christopher Jr.'
YOUNG ACTORS TO PRESENT COMEDY
WOMAN RAILROAD CHIEF TOURS STATE IN AUTO
JOSEPH WATKINS DIES FROM HEART FAILURE
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How to Make the San Joaquin Valley Still Richer
Low Colonist Rates on the Western Pacific
How the Count of Delegates Now Stands
Cruel Lifeboat Rule of British Board of Trade
Fishing's Pretty Good
NOTE AND COMMENT
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
DENVER
BIG ENGINES A SIGN OF TIMES
Ismay
The Man and the Bee
_ • . Behindhand
Answers ro Queries
Abe Martin
The Colyum
AMERICANS TAKEN FROM MEXICAN JAIL
a , PETITION FOR RECALL OF OFFICIAL TO BE FILED
DORR W ILL SEEK TO BLOCK EXTRADITION
NEW STANDARD OIL WELL FLOWS 8,000 BARRELS
MASS MEETING TO OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR TAFT
Wrecked Romance Saved by Disaster To Mighty Liner
PHONE OPERATOR SAVES 500 LIVES
KERN COUNTY STRONG FOR THE PRESIDENT
GUARDSMEN ORDERED TO BE READY FOR SERVICE
DOCTOR SAYS RICHESON IS "IRRESPONSIBLE"
Yesterday's Fire Record
NEW CAMPANILE IS INAUGURATED
HOLDERS OF STANDARD OIL MADE PUBLIC
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD RULES AGAINST POLITICS
RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETS THIS MORNING
REMOVAL OF CEMETERIES FROM CITY ADVOCATED
ALAMEDA RUNS WILD IN SEATTLE
RECITAL TO BE GIVEN AT CENTURY CLUB TONIGHT
RAILROAD DEFIES ORDERS; FOOD SENT TO STARVING
WILSON HOLDS LEAD OVER CLARK IN NORTH
EXTENSION OF RECALL IN ARIZONA PROPOSED
B.F. PERRY VISITS MACHINISTS' LODGE
ALLEGED BANK ROBBER'S CONFEDERATE ARRESTED
NATIVES OF SWEDEN BOOST FOR THE FAIR
Minutes of the Two Houses of Congress
DETECTIVES WATCH CITY'S GAY VISITOR
SMUGGLERS' MOTORBOAT NETS UNCUE SAM $1,560
VETERAN FIREMEN TO HOLD BENEFIT OUTING
ARGONAUT DIES AT AGE OF NINETY-TWO
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IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Nationals Will Hold Ball Thursday Night
CLUB GIVES A BENEFIT
BROOKLYN PARLORS TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
LAST INDIAN PRINCESS TO BECOME MRS. KELLOGG
CORONA CLUB NAMES SEVERAL CANDIDATES
TICKET NAMED FOR COUNCIL
SORORITY DEBATERS TO PRESENT FARCES
HUNDRED WOMEN AID STRIKERS IN RIOTING
COMMITTEES WORK OUT DETAILS
A Favor Recieved Means One in Return
RECITAL WILL BE GIVEN
PEIXOTTO TO LECTURE BEFORE DRAPER CLUB
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
SHADOWS ROUTED FROM OFFICIALDOM
HIGH SCHOOL "FRAT" BOYS ARE REINSTATED
WOMEN OF BERKELEY READY FOR ELECTIONS
MASS MEETING TO OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR TAFT
REV. FRANK L. FORD IS CALLED AND ACCEPTS
Y. W. C. A. Campaign Goes On With Vim
CHARITY ORGANIZATION NAMES NEW DIRECTORS
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR SLAYER OF POLICEMAN
CARLTON F. MOULTHROP DIES IN ALAMEDA
Suburban Brevities
ARGONAUT DIES AT AGE OF NINETY-TWO
OAKLAND IS LINKED WITH NORTH PORTS
BEET SUGAR FACTORY TO BE PUT IN TRIM
• . DORR WILL SEEK TO BLOCK EXTRADITION
MARRIAGE CLIMAX OF STUDENT TROTH
ANCIENT LICENSE IS CALLED BACK
MATTERS OF SANITATION WILL BE DISCUSSED
MOOSE ARRANGE FOR PROGRAM OF> MUSIC
NEW STANDARD OIL WELL FLOWS 8,000 BARRELS
Harold Chase, Who Does'Halo'Twelve' In 'U' Extravaganza
SPEAKER URGES CIVIL SERVICE IN COUNTY
Y. M. C. A. BOYS WILL GO TO SUMMER CAMP
COMMITTEE SEEKS BRIDGES' OPENING
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD
MAYOR TOASTED ON AFFIDAVIT GRILL
HILLSIDE CLUB TO HAVE FLOWER SHOW
PETITION FOR RECALL OF OFFICIAL TO BE FILED
Grover Wendland, Who Will Add to Program of Moose
REV. C. S. NASH HEADS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
MISS GOULD AVOIDS PUBLICITY ON VISIT
PRINCESS LOSES HER PRIZED CIGARETTE CASE
PRESCOTT TRIAL WILL CLOSE TODAY
HILLMAN FOUND TO BE OLD OFFENDER
INLAND HARBOR PLAN INDORSED
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COOK ABSENT, HOLDOVERS WIN LICENSE POINT
TULARE COUNTY FOUND UNIFORMLY REPUBLICAN
PRINCESS LOSES HER PRIZED CIGARETTE CASE
Today s Meetings of Improvement Clubs
DR. DODGE AND HIS FAMILY COMING
PRESCOTT TRIAL WILL CLOSE TODAY
MISS GOULD AVOIDS PUBLICITY ON VISIT
HILLMAN FOUND TO BE OLD OFFENDER
LUMBAGO MAKES CLARK BEAT RETREAT HOME
WHOLESALERS FIND COAST IS WILLIN'
INLAND HARBOR PLAN INDORSED
WOMAN BELIEVED TO BE A SUICIDE
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY'RE FAR AWAY.
COMMUTERS RIDE OVER NINE BEAVERS
SMITHS BECOME AZOBE GREYS
OF CLUBS ' IN COAST LEAGUE^
SENATORS SALT AWAY 4-3 SCORE
BIG MATTY HOLDS PHILLIES TO ONE
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
Jolly Tars Are All Ready For Big Jinks
14> ATHLETEg AWABDED "B"
ATHLETICS PUT SIGN ON YANKEES
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
COTJRSrNG AT INGLESIDE
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Seals Win in Tenth Inning of Remarkable Game
» SOCCER CAPTAIN ELECTED
OUTING OF SPORTSMEN
NEW DIAMOND FOR LIVERMORE
SPOKANE BEATEN BY VANCOUVER MEN
Olympic Crews Selection May Cause Broil
WAIVERS ASKED ON STRAND
STANFORD CREW WILL GO EAST
GUN CLUCKS FOR BIG MEET TODAY
California Yacht Club Schedule Out
WESTERN LEAGUE t
ST. IGNATIUS 3, MISSION DOLORES 8
MISSION HIGH MAY SIGN STELLAR PAIR
Cricket Schedule Listed By Association
JAMESTOWN RESULTS T
John T. Fisher, Who Wins Rifle Emblem
SHOOTING WILL BE UNIVERSITY SPORT
Amateur Pugs to Clash Saturday
San Francisco First to Open Pocketbook
St. Mary's Team Is Announced
EVERYTHING LOOKS BLACK TO JACK
Sunday Matinee at Sacto Attracts Steppers
St. Louis President Files Return Suit
RACES PLANNED FOR PICNIC
SANTA CLARA GETS HTGGINS
YALE SPRINTEB INJTTEED
SIGMA CHI DEFEATS ALPHA TATT OMEGA
GOLF TOURNAMENT RESUMES SATURDAY
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PEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Army Orders
Mare Island Notes
VESSEL BATTERED BY HEAVY STORM
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
STANDARD OPENS GUSHER AT TAFT
* _ ,—_^. New York Stoc; List
UfciADKNU STOCKS ARE BACKWARD
i STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE
SUMMARY OR THE MARKETS
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
-EVS OF THE OCEAN
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
' Tfnie Ball
Sub, Moon and Tide
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
I*. S. Branch Hydro_raphlc Office !
SHIPPING l!*Tr LIGENCE I
Memoranda
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Weather Report
DAILY KTVER BULLETIN
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SONOMA TAKES EXCURSIONISTS TO THE CANAL
FIVE ARE GRADUATED FROM .MEDICAL COLLEGE
SCHOOL TEACHER'S TRIAL IS POSTPONED BY BOARD
To Visit San Frm cls.ro
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