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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 175, 23 May 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FEDERAL ARMY STORMS REBEL FORTIFICATIONS
Grasshoppers on Tracks Blockade Trains at Barstow
Ministers and Grave Diggers Strike for No Sunday Funerals
1,149 PIECES OF JUJNK CONCEALED IN STOMACH
BUTLER AND WIFE TO BE EMPLOYER'S GUESTS
FREIGHT HANDLERS NEAR CHICAGO ARE CALLED OUT
AMUNDSEN WOULD NOW POINT PROW NORTHWARD
RUSSIA APPROPRIATES MONEY FOR NEW SHIPS
CLUBMAN FACES SUIT
OPERATIC STAR STEALS A MARCH
MURDER CASE IS DROPPED IN EAST
COUNTY TO CREMATE BODIES OF PAUPERS
IF SINGLE $2,900; IF WIFE NOTHING
MOORS READY TO ATTACK MEKINEZ
J. J. ASTOR'S WILL IS ADMITTED TO PROBATE
SAN DIEGO WILL MEET WEBB WITH DEMONSTRATION
KAISER FLAYED IN REICHSTAG
AMERICAN GIRL TOAST OF LONDON
WILL OF JOHN J. MOORE ADMITTED TO PROBATE
WASHINGTON IS CITY OF RUMORS
Seventeen Ohio Votes for Taft
CUBA MOVES TO HEM IN REBELS
WOMEN MUST LIFT SKIRTS? NO, SIR-EE, NOT IN BOSTON
JUDGE IS A DEAR! GIVES GIRL $10,000 PIN MONEY
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INSANE MAN CONVICTED OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER
EIGHT BUILDINGS WASHED AWAY AT NEEDLES
FIGHT, YET NO OPPONENT NEW JERSEY SITUATION
COLONEL ELATED BY OHIO RESULT
STEAMER MINUS "SPARK" OPERATOR; CAPTAIN FINED
MAN'S SKULL FRACTURED IN BAD AUTO ACCIDENT
BRYAN IN POLITICS FOR REST OF LIFE
NEW ORE SHUTE FOUND BY TONOPAH MINERS
MISSOURI DIVINE IS FOURTH BISHOP
TAFT CLAIMS 30 VOTING MAJORITY
MINE MACHINE DASHES WILLIAM WATT TO DEATH
GREATER S. F. IDEA IS TAKING IN THE SOUTH
ASSOCIATES HONOR SURGEON OF TITANIC
PEACEFUL LABORERS ATTACKED BY I. W. W.
JIM JEFFRIES' SALOON IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
BIG AUDIENCE ENJOYS CONCERT FOR ORPHANS
MANSFELDT CLUB GIVES A PIANO FORTE RECITAL
COUNTIES ASK STATE FOR NEW HIGHWAYS
FREIGHT HANDLERS ALL OVER COUNTRY NOTIFIED
SO CALLED SLAVER WILL RETURN ALONE TO TEXAS
BURGLARS USE SLEDGE HAMMER AND JIMMY
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GIRL SPIRITED TO SEA ON A TRAMP STEAMER
NO. 13 PROVES "JFNX" IN PICKING OF DARROW JURY
FREE TOLLS MEN ARE PRESSING TO VICTORY
Homelike Atmosphere Pervades The Women's Club Federation
ENGLISH MINERS TURN DOWN PROPOSED WAGES
SPAIN FACES ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS
» BIG AVIATION MEET IS PLANNED AT SANTA CRUZ
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR CLASSROOM WORK
BALDWIN HEIRS GIVEN SHARE OF ESTATE
MAJOR LANDIS' DAUGHTER TO BE MARRIED IN JUNE
PROMINENT MASON DIES SUDDENLY IN OAKLAND
T. R.'S PLURALITY GROWS TO 25,000
TAFT SENDS TO SENATE NOMINATION OF BEATTY
DEMOCRATS ENGAGE A PALATIAL TRAIN
DEATH CALLS MOTHER OF EX-SECRETARY OF STATE
CLAIM AGENTS' SOCIETY TO MEET IN BALTIMORE
MURDERER IS EXECUTED BY SHOOTING IN UTAH
TOWN SURRENDERS UTILITIES CONTROL
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NAPA HOSPITAL BOARD TO 'FIRE' 'MACHINE' MEN
EQUITABLE PRESIDENT IS GUEST AT LUNCHEON
SEALS SHOWING PROWESS THAT DELIGHTS FANS
Yoaemite Sleeper
Proceedings of Day In House and Senate
BUILDING FALLS; SLEEPER ESCAPES
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR SERGT. JUSTH PLANNED
JAIL TERMS GIVEN SUFFRAGE LEADERS
LODI MAN BEGINS TRIP TO MAINE
UNION MEN CALLED OFF GEARY ST. JOB
OFFICERS ELECTED BY MOTHERS' CLUB
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CITY MAY BRING SUIT AGAINST SPRING VALLEY
Morse Is Home From Abroad
'DEMAND, DON'T ASK FOR, MORE CARS'
PHONE CO. IGNORES CITY ORDINANCE
BURGLARS, HOLDUPS AND "DfPS" REAP HARVEST
SCHOOL SAVED TO COAST BY APACHES
Raptured
FINAL REPORT OF GRAND JURY IN
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BILLS ATTRACTIVE
FORESTRY SERVICE HAS REPORTS OF TWO FIRES
FATES UNKIND TO M. P. PRESIDENT
ACCUSER TESTIFIES AGAINST ARCHBALD
Taps Sounds for Noted Soldier and G. A. R. Chief
K. P. GRAND LODGE IN SUN DIEGO 1913
Beats) All Records
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND SOCIAL CALENDAR FULL ONE
RICHMOND CLERGYMAN GOES TO LOS ANGELES
BLANCHE DEUTSCH TO BE QUEEN OF CHERRY FETE
O. H. S. 1912 PLANS TO PRESENT 4 ACT COMEDY
Rnlttured
OAKLAND BANKERS WILL HAVE SMOKER TODAY
OAKLAND FINDS ECONOMY VIRTUE
MARITAL MISMATES VENTILATE TRIALS
BAPTISTS MAY BUY METHODIST CHURCH
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
C. W. DICKEY IS DENOUNCED BY COMMISSIONER
CAST OF 100 TO PRESENT "THE NUMBERING STOVE"
BICYCLE RUNAWAYS ARE FOUND SAFE AT FRESNO:
RAINFALL AT OAKLAND ALMOST BREAKS RECORD!
Suburban Brevities +- , ♦
SPANISH-AMERICAN COLLEGE IS URGED
OAKLAND CHAMBER GETS RESOLUTIONS FROM N. Y.
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM i PLANNED FOR OAKLAND;
ALUMNA OF U. OF C. IS MARRIED IN COLOMBIA
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SUPERVISORS GO ON RECORD FOR RESTORING PAY
RAILWAY CLAIM AGENTS CLOSE CONVENTION
J.ATK SHIPPING IXTELLIGEXE
Joseph Alexander, Who Is Stricken By Heart Trouble
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE PLANNED
EARLY MORNING BLAZE DOES $10,000 DAMAGE
-ant« nomm Kre Market
MISSING GEM SELLER WANTED IN COHEN CASE
Army Orders
GUARDIANS OF THE LAW TO VIE WFTH FIREMEN
LAYNE RAIDS RESORT DESPITE INJUNCTIONS
J TWO MEN ARE CAUGHT i LOOTING TOOLHOUSFi
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Kahn and Knowland Win a Great Victory in Canal Fight
Teddy Jilted at the Horns of the Altar
Tax on Oil to Keep Mexico's Army Going
Customs Court Also Is Under Fire
What It Means
Increase of Municipal Expenditures
State P/oduce Exchange Is Now Proposed
NOTE AND COMMENT
GRASS
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
Talking Politics
Different Odes
Seasonable Wisdom
With a Few Frills Added
Abe Martin
The Colyum
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Pacific Saengerbund Plans lor Festival
Y. W. C, A. WILL HAVE BIG DAY
Margaret V. Kelly, Highest Salaried Woman in Service
TAILOR YIELDS TO RECONCILER
Minister's Taunts Make Woman Ill; Leaves Town
NEW SCIENCE WILL BE TOPIC
DETECTIVES OFFER TO PREVENT "RAG" DANCES
STANFORD WOMAN GETS OAKLAND APPOINTMENT
Mare Island Notes
Big Interest From Small Investments
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
WE TAKE SOME AWFUL CHANCES IN THIS BUSY WORLD OF OURS
CUBS WIN 10 TO 6 FROM BROOKLYN
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
UNION ASSOCIATION
I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION |
WESTERN LEAGUE
CLUB GIVES XTP FRANCHISE
RECEPTION FOR RIFLE TEAM
WHITE SOX LAUGH LAST AT YANKEES
COBB ASKED TO PILOT OGDENS
Kirkby Leads in Golf Tourney
PHARMACEUTICAL BODY PUTS IN BUSY DAY
COLTS GALLOP OVER SPOKANE
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Selection of Coast Team Is Postponed
OBRIEN HAS SHADE ON K. 0.
TROUT FAUX TO MOVE
Crews in Trim for Big Regatta
VLUGHT AFTEH DIAMOND MEDAL
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Morrow and Petroskey in Hot Ten Round Draw
DOUBLE FIRE THOUGHT TO BE INCENDIARY ACT
POSTOPFICE ROBBER SAYS HE ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION STARTS ANNUAL OUTING
ANThBETTING ORDINANCE PASSED l
BIG BUCK BOXER MUST SHOW FANS
Aquatic Meet Planned By League
Cogswell Elects Team Officials
CORINTHIAN CLUB REGATTA MAY 30
French Champion Beats Willie Lewis
Ritchie Is Liked In New York
AUSTIN MAT REFEREE 810 BOUT
MOHAN BTASTS WEST
FIGHTERS WILL PEOBATED
PALZER-WELLS MATCH LIKELY
BURNS' HAT IK RING •!
WELLS AND AHEARN MEET XOHDAY
FAVORITES STAR ON SLOPPY TRACK
CALL HANDICAP
East Is Eager to See Horine Jump
Stanford Crew May Stay At "The Oaks"
BEAVERS THROW SEALS TO MAT
Hap Smith Accepts McCredie's Terms
Rhodes Students Ask to Join U. S. Team
STANDING OF CLUBS IN COAST LEAGUE
TIGERS TROUNCE SERAPHIM SQUAD
Yankees to Play On Polo Grounds
OAKS WIN FROM SOLONS 2 TO 0
Caledonian Club Entry List Held Open
TRI-COLLEGE BOAT RACES
ATHLETES LEAVE FOR EA6T
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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
MANCHURIA DUE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
I'IER DIRKCTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sub. Moon and Tide
t. S. Branch Hydroßraphic Office
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE .. . .
Weather Report
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
Bnlldlnar Centracta
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
STOCK OF PACIFIC GAS GOES QUICKLY
POLITICAL ACID •AFFECTS STOCKS
STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE j
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OR . THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET T
I LOCAL MARKETS
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIOWS
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BRITONS TO SET PACE FOR OTHER NAVAL POWERS
ASSIGNMENT OF CLAIMS ABOLISHES RIGHT TO SUE
Rift in Cupid's Lute; Discord Invades Club
CITY OFFICIALS RAP SUPERIOR JUDGE PRICE
WHITE'S PUN IS WELL INDORSED
Spend Your Vacation
COMMISSION PLANS TO PROTECT FISH OF STATE
RAINFALL THIS SEASON IS FAR BELOW NORMAL
INSURANCE MAN LOSES PACIFIC COAST AGENCY
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