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San Francisco Call, Volume 112, Number 8, 8 June 1912
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Masthead
COLONEL FACES COMPLETE ROUT OVER CONTESTS
ERNEST PEIXOTTO ILL
Punctured Tire Blows Good Luck And Gold to Man
AGED WOMAN LEAVES $60,000 TO BELLHOPS
MINERS ARE RUSHING TO PINE CREEK STRIKE
JAMES J. HILL RESIGNS IN FAVOR OF L. W. HILL
FORGER POSES AS BIG MILLIONAIRE
UNITED STATES WARNS CUBA TO END REBELLION
ALASKAN VOLCANO THROWS ASH CLOUD
Poet Discovered in Garden Tends Flowers for His Living Untutored Lover of Nature
WOMEN BANDITS MAKE BIG HAUL
3 ARE SHOT IN FIGHT FOR RADIUM LAND
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f R. MEN MAY 1 • TRY MOB RULE
'CLOSED'-TO T.R.'S OWN UNDESIRABLES
Marriage Lottery Shy Takers of License 1313
Mare Island Notes
INJUNCTION RESTRAINING RAILROAD MEN ISSUED
JURY COMPLETED IN CLEMENT CASE
MOTHER IDENTIFIES BODY FOUND AT SANTA BARBARA
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SENATOR BORAH STORMS WHEN CONTESTS OPEN
HOUSE OPENING AT ST. DOROTHYS REST
L. R. Stock well, the Once Popular Comedian, Dead
BLAST IN AMMUNITION FACTORY KILLS TWELVE
BOSTON CAR STRIKE MARKED BY RIOTING
GERMAN CHURCHES ARE IN ANNUAL CONFERENCE
SIX PERSONS STUNNED DURING STORM IN OREGON
JAPANESE ELECT TEN CHRISTIANS TO DIET
TEACHERS URGE NEW PENSION BILL
WEALTHY PIONEER OF CHILENO VALLEY DIES
AIRSHIP IS FIRED ON AND ENGINE DISABLED
SULTAN OF MOROCCO IS DEPARTING FOR FRANCE
SPARKS FLY IN TRIAL OF DARROW
ADVENTIST CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN CAMP
SANTA CLARA "IT TO DEDICATE BUILDINGS
DIVORCE LOST BY DEATH OF JUDGE
SAN FRANCISCO MAN BUYS IMMENSE TRACT
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New York Clearing House Must Not Control Nation
Increased Commercial Facilities
Seeing Chicago
County Employes Should Live in That County
EVERY OWL WILL SAY, "WHO, WHO?"
Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
IOWA
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
Idle Imaginings
Doomed for a Night
Perish the Thought
The Colyurn
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
WIDOW RECEIVES ESTATE OF E. JUDSON BENEDICT
Miss Eileen Noone of Dublin Is Teaching Americans Gaelic
CLUB WOMEN ON BIENNIAL WORK
H. S. TEACHERS TO BE MARRIED
WOMEN'S CORPS GIVES RECEPTION
NEW PRESIDENT OF HARBOR BANK CHOSEN
WOMEN WAR ON BUTCHER SHOPS
UNCLE WANTS GIRL TO RETURN TO HIM IN ITALY
Way of Younger Sister Is Made Smooth
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
NEWS ITEM—SCIENTISTS SAY MAN'S AVERAGE OLD AGE WILL BE 150.
DODGERS CAUGHT BY WARY CUBE
ISTANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
WESTERN LEAGUE
I I AM £?ICAN ASSOCIATION I
Athletic Committees In Meeting
SENATORS TEAR HOLES IN THE SOX
OUTSIDER TAKES ENGLISH STAKES
El Cerrito Tennis Tourney Starts June 22
Society Woman Puts Up Cup for Baseball
MOLONEY MERELY DAD'S ASSISTANT
Six Harness Races On The Card Today
Aquatic Park Day Will Be Gorgeous Affair
HANDICAP TENNIS TOURNEY AT SACTO
SIGNAL CORPS TO MEET ARTILLERY
■ EITCTIOjr Uf STATE LEAGUE
! UNITED STATES LEAGUE
STANFORD CREW GOES EAST TODAY
Olympic Tryouts at Harvard Stadium Today
I SOUTHERN LEAGUE
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Transbay Team Loses After One Wonderful Rally
JINX ON FILMS
YEEBA BUE»A 7, TRAXKUX 2
STANDING OF CLUBS IN COAST LEAGUE
TIGERS TRAMPLE STRUGGLING SEALS
Results of Racing At Marlborough
J MARLBORO ENTRIES
BEAVERS POUNDED BY ANSEL SQUAD
1 BINQLES AND BOUNDERS-
J UNION ASSOCIATION
SPOKANE RALLIES; DEFEATS VICTORIA
SOCIALISM BELIEVED TO BE TAUGHT IN SCHOOL
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUI
RACING RESULTS AT CINCINNATI
I LATONIA ENTRIES
Coronado Club's Golf Course Completed
Fighters After Bouts With Leach Cross
SKATER REJOINS GIANTS
MASONIC GRAND LODGE OF NEGROES ELECTS OFFICERS
STRIKE SITUATION IN BELGIUM IS WORSE
MUFF PROVES WARM WINNER AT ALAN
CALL HANDICAP
Tulare Is Leading In Valley League
SAILOR AND OMAHA FIGHTER IN DRAW
Results of Racing At Montreal
MONTREAL ENTRIES
O'BOTJEKE IS PURCHASED
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HANFORD FACES IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS
Rev. G. A. Hough, Who Is Reported Dead in Paris
METHODISTS CONTROL STREET RAILWAY CURVE
PROPOSES INCREASE FOR SANTA BARBARA BUILDING
SAN FRANCISCANS WHO ARE LEAVING FOR EUROPE
COLORADO RIVER STILL POURING THROUGH BREAK
GERMAN OFFICERS PAY TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON
KING OF SAXONY HURT IN SPILL FROM HORSE
Edward G. White. Graduate Manager At Santa Clara
PREMONITION WARNS FARMER OF DEATH
PASADENA MAN SHOOTS WOMAN; KILLS HIMSELF
FEDERAL ATTORNEY SLAIN IN HONDURAS
CHILD'S HEAD CRUSHED INTO PULP BY WAGON
NATIONAL CAR TO RACE AT TACOMA
OREGON NAVAL MILITIA COMING TO THIS CITY
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EXCAVATORS TO REMOVE EARTH FROM STREETS
PLANS LA D FOR i FOURTH OF JULY
Chronology of A. Ruef's San Quentin Period
MILITARY OFFICER OF GERMANY IS HERE
115 WOULDBE TEACHERS TO BE EXAMINED TODAY
RUEF MAY GET EARLY PAROLE
CLEARING HOUSE METHODS REVEALED
ASSASSIN TRIES TO KILL COUNT TISZA
LABOR DENOUNCES HANFORD'S ACTION
CAPTAIN OF THE EARL K JAILED
FUND TO AID TITANIC VICTIM IS SWELLED
BURNING OIL WELL FINALLY CONQUERED
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS IN ANNUAL CONFERENCE
BOULEVARD TO BE EXTENDED A MILE
DIVORCE LEADS WOMAN TO COMMIT SUICIDE
VICTIM OF BEACH TRAGEDY NAMED
STATE PROHIBITIONISTS ELECT NEW DELEGATES
GIRL SAVES DAD FROM SNAKE BITE
I. W. W. DISCUSSED AT LEAGUE DINNER
WOODMEN OF WORLD TO HONOR THEIR DEAD
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FAIR INTERESTS ALL COUNTRIES IN OLD WORLD
PROF. T. A. ROBINSON TO BE BURIED TOMORROW
"CLEAN JOURNALISM," THEME OF MEETINp
Women Take Their Tip From Patriots of '76
LUMBER COMPANY OPPOSES PAYMENT
WANTS HOUSE MEMBERS TO SEE SACRAMENTO RIVER
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
BUILDING RECORD DOUBLES IN YEAR
WATER PROPERTIES ESTIMATED HIGHER
NOTE SENT PEOPLE ON PRIMARY LAW
THREE DISTRICTS "WET" IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY
HALF ACRE HOME PLAN IS POPULAR
PEACE DOVE AT POWER HEARING
Building Contracts
MEXICO SITUATION THREATENS AGAIN
GIRL IS MURDERED THROUGH JEALOUSY
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
COURT DECISION IS DIGESTED BY CITY'S COUNSEL
!>OL!CF£ CHIEF WORKS FOR SPOTLESS TOWN
RICHMOND WOMAN DIES Of A FRACTURED SPINE
DRAMATIC STUDENTS TO ENTERTAIN IN OAKLAND
BOY BEFORE COURT FOR BEATING HIS MOTHER
Eighty-one Students of Oakland High School Receive Graduation Diplomas
BURNING OIL WELL FINALLY CONQUERED
STATE PROHIBITIONISTS ELECT NEW DELEGATES
WORKMAN IS FATALLY INJURED IN RICHMOND
VICTIM OF BEACH TRAGEDY NAMED
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS IN ANNUAL CONFERENCE
CARPENTER IS STRUCK TWICE BY A HATCHET
ORPHEUS CLUB IN CLOSING CONCERT
WATER RATE QUESTION CAUSES GREAT TROUBLE
CITY OFFICIAL PAYS $20 TAX TO ESCAPE ARREST
RICHMOND RESTAURANT MAN IS COMPLAINED OF
OAKLANDERS DEBATE ON GREATER S. F. PROJECT
EAGLES ACCEPT PASTOR'S INVITATION TO SERVICE
AFFINITY CAUSES ALL THE TROUBLE
SAN LEANDRO CHERRY FETE TO CLOSE TODAY
TEN YEARS FOR CRIME THAT NETTED 90 CENTS
DENISON RETURNS FROM AD MEN'S CONVENTION
STUDENTS HELP TO QUELL RIOT
COL. J. W. DONNELLAN WINS IN HIS FIGHT WITH BANK
DEPUTY ACCUSED OF LETTING MEN ESCAPE
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NEWS OF OKLAND, BERKELY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
EAST OF BAY REALTY RULES STRONG
NEW FIREMEN APPOINTED IN OAKLAND DEPARTMENT
ORDINANCE REGULATES WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
SOCIETY ACTIVE ACROSS THE BAY
BODY OF MAN DROWNED IN BAY IS RECOVERED
FRAUD ALLEGED IN REALTY EXCHANGE
SANITARY FOUNTAINS FOR AN OAKLAND PARK
BURGLARS WORK WHILE CARNIVAL PROGRESSES
RUSE GETS MAN INTO OWN HOME
ODD FELLOWS WILL HONOR THEIR DEAD
RESIDENT OBJECTS TO BARBED WIRE FENCES
FATHER IS HELD FOR NEGLECTING CHILDREN
CHAMBER ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT
AMATEUR SHOW BY ELKS MAKES A HIT
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REAL ESTATE ANF FINANCIAL SECTION
MAKING HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE DISTRICTS IN SAN FRANCISCO
NEW TERRACE IS MODEL TRACT
EDGEWOOD PARK NOW READY FOR OPENING
BEAUTIFYING NEW TRACT IN MISSION
REVERSALS IN RATE CASES APPLAUDED
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HOW TO BUILD AND FURNISH A MODEL HOME
DAINTY LITTLE RESIDENCE WILL COST ONLY $1,500
REALTY SALES FOR MAY EXCEED THREE MILLIONS
NEWELL-MURDOCK CO. TO DO GENERAL BUSINESS
GOLDEN GATE AVENUE PROPERTY BRINGS $85,000
MORTGAGES RUN TO LARGE SUM
RECENT SALES MADE IN RICHMOND AND SUNSET
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RICHMOND CLUBS PLANNING FOR BOND ISSUE TO REMOVE THE CEMETERIES
SOLUTION OF THE CEMETERY PROBLEM HAS BEEN FOUND
LONG LIST TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
HAVENS COURT LOTS SOLD TO BUILDERS
RICHMOND GETS MORE FACTORIES
NEW PLAN FOR ACQUIRING FARMS
SALES REPORTED BY LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
WALL STREET HAS EVES ON POLITICS
POKBIQIS MARKETS DtzRKBSS MOCKS
i STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
SUMMARY OP THE markets
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS
STEAMER MALDEN HEADED FOR COAST
MOVEMENTS OP STEAMERS]
Son, Moea aad Tide
Time Ball
HYDEOGHAPHIC OFFICE
IT. >». Branch HrdroK-rapMc Office
New York Metal Market
j Weather Report 1
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoraada
PIER DIRECTORY
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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POLICE UNABLE TO GET CLEWS OF DYNAMITERS
Rose and Gerhardt, Athletic Stars, Leave For New York to Join American Team
JURY WOULD LIMIT SALE OF FIREARMS
SUTTER STREET CO. ASKS NEW TRIAL
Spend Your Vacation
DEDICATION OF CHURCH PLANNED
LIBERTY IRON WORKS IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
PICKPOCKETS, CAR RIDE NETS THEM NEAT PROFIT
SPRING VALLEY SUED FOR TRESPASS ON LANIF
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Masthead
GLEN PARK PUPILS RECEIVE VISITORS
ALONZO TO ATTEND POTATO BAKE
THE SPIDER WOMAN AND THE MOUND OF FEATHERS
Tame Codfish
CAN YOU ARRANGE THESE MATCHES PROPERLY?
Unconvinced
Too Much for Jacob
ANSWER THESE PICTURE PUZZLES—THREE BOOKS TO BE AWARDED
JUNIORS NOTICE
WINNERS OF PUZZLE PRIZES
The Junior Agriculturist
SWEET PEA CONTESTANTS
LETTERS FROM INDUSTRIOUS GARDENERS
READING LIST FOR THREE WEEKS
FOR OLDER READERS THREE STATE PROBLEMS
BE BERKELEY BOYS AND GIRLS RECEIVE BANNERS
GARDEN LESSONS
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PUPILS OF THE SUTRO SCHOOL
He Was Kind
Second Place
THE STORY OF PRINCE, AN ADVENTUROUS PONY
The Lament of a Foster-Mother
Nuts to Crack
taepporttme
THE WINNERS OF TWENTY PAINT BOXES
An Appropriate Quotation
THE JUNIOR FOUR
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