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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 53, 22 January 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
GOVERNOR MAKES GOOD HIS THREAT; STORMS REMOVED
MRS. HERMAN OELRICHS HERE ON QUIET VISIT
JUSTICE IN SEVEN HOURS
AUTO BANDITS' ALLY GIVES UP
TURKISH GENERAL WINS KATHLEEN BERESFORD
HELD PRISONER IN BATH
SMUGGLED DIAMONDS FOUND IN PHOTO FRAME
MRS. MANSFIELD FOUND
GLAD REPORTERS ARE OFF
WOULD MAIL HERSELF
S.P.'S EXPERT "STUMPED" ON A DEFINITION
GIRLS FIND A BURGLAR
BOYS STAB PRINCIPAL
HELEN GOULD BRIDE TODAY
FISHER ATTACKS OIL COMPANY IN INDIAN INQUIRY
NEW SUBMARINES DIVE AND SHOW SPEED IN TEST OFF SAN DIEGO
DEATH ON AMERICA'S FREE SOIL, SOLACE OF DESPONDENT SUICIDE
SENATOR ROOT DECLARES FREE TOLLS SHOULD BE GIVEN ALL
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SECRETARY KNOX SENDS REPLY TO GREAT BRITAIN
LANE'S ELECTION AS SENATOR IS CONFIRMED
SNOW STOPS CITY WATER
SACRAMEHMTO 82(M>,000 APARTMK.VT
THOUSANDS FLEE MEXICAN VOLCANO
CONFESSED BURGLAR'S CASE IS POSTPONED
BAIL SET AT HIGH FIGURE
"ANGEL" IS STUNG AGAIN
RICH DEALER DIES POOR
PUNISHMENT CANCELED
YESTERDAY'S FIRE RECORD
Boy Bandit Uses Bicycle Gay Lad 'Lines Up' Grocery
"JEW IS JEW," ANSWER TO "BELIEVERS" PLAN
COMMERCIAL CJLUB IS FORMED IN FRESNO
TAHOE RLFEREE NAMED
IWEIRD STORY BY FOLSOM INMATE
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CENTRALIZATION SCHEME
MINIMUM WAGE IS SCHEME OF BRYANT
BILL FRAMED TO SAVE TRAVELING MEN'S VOTES
ASSEMBLY INDORSES BIFURCATED SESSION
FULL BENCH TO GET PATENT CASE RULING
NEW YORK COURT DEALS BLOW TO LOAN SHARKS
XKW YORK GAVE HALF OF FLTVD
FARMERS OF STATE US CLASS ARE OVERLOOKED
THREE RELEASED FROM JAIL AT LEAVENWORTH
SHIPPING TRUST HAS CONTROL, SAYS OWNER
MUSEUM BUILDING MAY GO IN THE PARK
_—, • OPERA BOX RESERVED FOR THE MAYOR'S USE
GRANDSON OF JOHN D. SAVES LIFE OF LORIMER
SHERIFF REQUESTED TO SUPPRESS I. W. W. FIGHT
LESTER DANZ INDICTED
W. H. STORMS, OUSTED BY GOVERNOR FROM OFFICE
KINGS COUNTY MAN HAS HIGHWAY BONDS SCHEME
BILL WOULD PUT END TO JOCOSE GREETING
BIG RABBIT HUNT STOPS
STATE OF WASHINGTON MEMORIALIZES WILSON
ROOMING HOISE FOR B¥RO
PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR DEPENDENT CHILDREN PLAN
REPORTER DECLARES HE MADE FALSE STATEMENT
KIRWAN HEARING IS CONTINUED
WHAT IS PURE WATER? U.S. ASKS
PACIFIC PRESS SHOWS SIGNS OF PROSPERITY
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RODENBURG BILL FOR BUILDING AT FAIR APPROVED
BENEFIT FOR KIDDIES
GIRL, 15, SAVES MOTHER IN ROW
GAS IN POLITICS? SURE! 2 BLOWN UP
ATTACKS ADMINISTRATOR
GAUGER RESTORED TO POSITION
WILMESDING 24. MISSION 21
NOTABLE CHESS CONTEST
COLUMBIA CLUB BOUTS
KIRK VS. MILLER—BOTH TARS
VARSITY CHIEFS OUTLINE NEEDS
ROOSEVELT MEETS GIRL STRIKERS
NO INTENTION TO SELL MATERNITY HOSPITAL
ST. FRANCIS IS GETTING READY FOR BIG FAIR
MRS. MARY HURLEY DIES
FRED JOHNSON HELD TO ANSWER
FIVE GRADUATES PASS TRYOUTS
KALISH GIVEN HIS LIBERTY
Can't Spank Hobble Skirt Dad Has to Pay a Fine
ONE WAV TO GET A MILLION, SAYS GREEN
BIDS FOR NEW CITY HALL
WALL HEARING DELAYED
BUSINESS SECTION BURNS
CONCERT AT X OF C HALL
OHIO RISE CONTINUES; MANY FIRMS INUNDATED
• ; HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
NEW STATION A WHOPPER
BUTTE TO TAKE FIRST IN ALMOND INDUSTRY A
PIIOXE USERS STIMi HOI'E
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SESNON AS NEW CHAMBER LEADER URGES CITY BOOST
W.T.SESNON, WHO IS NEW PRESIDENT OF CHAMBER
REV. CLAUDE KELLY FACES NO CHARGES
NICARAGUAN NOTE TO SALVADOR IS "SASSY"
WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE
CHAUFFEUR FINED $20.00
PLANS APPROVED FOR STOCKTON STREET PIER
PRBSIDKOTUAL NOMINATIONS
Three Ungrateful Hobos Official Benefactor Shot
WORK OF PHONE INQUIRY STARTED
WESTERN MATRON WINS LEGION OF HONOR CROSS
ONE WOMAH STABS ANOTHER
ATHENIANS 36, VALLEJO BAKACAS 18
WOMEN ADDRESS LABOR DELEGATES
JI'DGE fiRAY MADE REGENT
Money for the Inaugural Array Measnre Passes
0-»~«..»..«-«..>-«..«-«..>..,..>..>_>_«..,l,,, ~ »,.u^9m%^9m9j^ CHARGES DENIED IN TOTO
SHERIFF IS VINDICATED
MME. SEMBRICH HOLDS THRONG WITH HER ART
DOCTOR JAILED IN SOUTH
WHITE PLAGUE LEVIES ITS TOLL IN MILLIONS
PASTOR TO TAI-K O.V SOCIAL KYII,
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Wilson's Curb on the Trusts a Parting Gift to New Jersey
Plan to Reimburse Tunnel Districts Should Be Carefully Weighed
If School Teachers Wear Inexpensive Frocks, Then So Might the Pupils
Navy Now Builds Fuel Oil Carriers; Mare Island And California Benefit
"HOME, SWEET HOME!"
Shear Nonsense
Aimed Shots and Aimless
They're Saying —
Coffee in Brazil
ABE MARTIN
TOLD AND RETOLD
Ferry Tales
A "Pome" of Home
THE COMING DAY
Queries Answered
The Smart Set
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
NEW COINS FOR FRANCE
WOlli: (IT K(JGS 12 ( FMS
SOUAIJTV i:TKIiT.IMKT
Assails Taft's "Ragging" White House Too Gay
ENGLISH TORIES TURN TO WIFE OF ADMIRALTY LORD
USE OF "TURKISH" WORDS
SAYS WIFE SHOT HIM, THEN TOOK OWN LIFE
"OURS" OR "HIS" AND "HERS"
SIGHING FOR FLESHPOTS
NEED OF BEAUTY SLEEP
ALL MUSICIANS URGED TO WORK FOR NEW IDEAL
FIREMEN CALLED OUT FOR NOVEL PURPOSE
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CRACK AMATEUR BOXERS ARRIVE FOR THE OLYMPIC CLUB TOURNAMENT
Big Time in Chico Next Saturday
A CHANCE FOR LIVE QUINTETS
POLICE PUT KIBOSH ON BOUT
TOOTHPICKS HAVE HARD JOB RUNNING WITH ETIQUETTE
Harness Magnates of Kentucky Meet
ROYAL WELCOME AWAITS THE INDOOR YACHTSMEN
Cardinal Basket Ball Is Beginning to Sizzle
TRI-STATE LEAGUE ORGANIZED
DRISCOLL A 10 TO 7 FAVORITE
PROGRAM SETTLED FOR INDOOR MEET
STANFORD CHESS TOURNAMENT
Jack Nelson, Crack Sprinter, Who Will Join Olympic Club
EVERYBODY'S DOIN' IT; I.E., INTERCLUB GOLF
SWIMMING RULES TO BE BAPTIZED
BIG JOKE AFTER EASY MONEY
ONE ROXTND HOGAN STILL TRYING
Australian Tennis Stars Beat Britons
INTERCLUB BASEBALL SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Results in Second Round School Rifle Shoot
ANpTHER YALE "PHENOM"
CREW WORK IS IN FULL BLAST NOW AT CALIFORNIA U
TIGER DISCARD SEEKS ANGEL JOB
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MANY SEAL PLAYERS JOIN THE RANKS OF POPULAR HOLDOUT CLUB
Many Big Basket Games On the Calendar
RINGSIDE SKETCHES OF RIVERS-CROSS CONTEST
SMITH'S SCIENCE MAY STARTLE WILLIE HOPPE
GEAY LEADS VALLEJO TOSSEEB ,
COME ON. YOU ROLLER POLOISTS!
ALL VALLEJOS WANT R-R-REVE»GE
YALE VS. PRINCETON
MARYLANDS VS. BROOKLYNS
GUNBOAT A RED ROT FAVORITE FOR TONIGHT
The Call's Selections for the Juarez Races
GEORGE OXNARD COMES THROUGH AT 30 TO 1
CROSS Atm DUFFY DRAW
LIVERMORE LOOKS GOOD TO MANAGER OF OAKS
CLARK EXPLAINS HIS RESIGNATION
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SILVER STAR FOR POPULAR OFFICER
Parlor Keeps Anniversary Three Hundred at Grand Ball
FOWLER OUTLINES PLAN FOR MONETARY CONTROL
SLKS SI Mi CM.TIItK SOCIRTY
ARSON TRUST IS FOUND TO HAVE MANY RIVALS
Long Tour for License Jokers Get Oakland Pair
ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS ADDRESSED BY NAGEL
$200,000 FIRE IX ERIR, V.
STATE IS MEDDLESOME, SAYS ENGLISH PRIEST
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
RAPHAEL WEILL RESIDENT HERE 59 YEARS FRIDAY
RAPHAEL WEILL, WHO CAME TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 1854
BIASED JURORS CAN NOT SIT IN DARROW TRIAL
CASE OF CASTRO IS AIRED BY CABINET
BRIAND ANNOUNCES NEW FRENCH CABINET
ENJOIN GARMENT STRIKE
EFFICIENCY ONLY TO GUIDE WILSON IN APPOINTMENTS
WEST INDIAN EXHIBIT
HE COLORED OI.KOMAROARIXi:
SLINGSBY CASE ODD PROBLEM
PALERMO CITRUS TRACT SELLS FOR $100,000
TOLD OF DOOM; GOES MAD
CANADA TRAIN DITCHED
GUNBOAT OFF TO MEXICO
NAPA BLAST IS CLEARED
WALKER WILL GO TO CONTINENTAL BACKED BY LAW
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REAL KSTATi: TKASA(TIOS
GOLDBERG'S GUY
BARBERS WORKING FOR WEEKLY REST
See Yn<irmllc In Winter
SPECIAL TO TAKE ELKS TO VALLEY
MOTOR TRUCK FOR ARMY SERVICE
NJUB WVBCKi MiK I'l, T
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LATE DEPARTURE SUITS SHIPPERS
KEW9 OF THE OCKW
in DROGatAPHIC OFFICK
Drops Anchor in Home- Port Captain Brown Strikes Flag
Movements of Steamers |
I'IKR DIRECTORY
sun. .Moon and Tide
Time Bnll
I . S. Ilranch Hydroeraphic Office
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Weather Report
Shipping Intelligence
Contracts
Eastern Baseball Talk
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
ALASKA PACKERS TO PAY DIVIDEND OF $1.50 A SHARE
Prices of Stocks Shoot Upward on N.Y. Exchange
EASTERN STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
" SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
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DEPOSITIONS OF LUMBER WORKERS INTRODUCED
CLUB BELLBOY ARRESTED
BIRGLAR RESISTS POLICE-vlAtf
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RIPLEY GIVES THE "INS AND OUTS" OF RAILROADING
SAYS HUSBAND STRUCK HER WITH A BOTTLE
alimony disagreement of McLeans adjusted
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Not One, But Four
SCHREIBER RESIGNS
WAGES OP FORTY-THREE CUSTOMS GUARDS RAISED
STORY OF MURDER ON BEACH RELATED
(OXnCTKD OK WHITE SLAVERY
STRATTON BIDS ALL VISIT HIM
MOONEY SWITCHES COPS
Nine Sisters Teachers Modoc Family Record
PERSONALS
HAYWOOD DISCUSSES WORKERS' CONDITION
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