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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 81, 19 February 1913
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Article Text
Masthead
BLANQUET ARRESTS MADERO AND AIDES
WESTERN PACIFIC TO PROTEST U.P. DISSOLUTION PLAN
CANAAN NOT IN IT WITH THIS LAND
BRAKES REFUSE TO WORK
PANIC IN SUBWAY BENEATH RIVER
GREAT DRY DOCK INJURED
BRAZEN BEGGARS LANDED IN JAIL
ROBT. E. LEE'S SON DEA
SILVER RUSH IN COLORADO RIVALS LEADVILLE BOOM
RECOGNITION OF NEW REGIME TO BE WITHHELD
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KNOCKOUT BLOW GIVEN TO GLAVIS
STATE DEMANDS DEATH OF MRS. LINA MUSSO
"SEVEN SISTERS" SOOTHE WILSON
OFFICIALS WANT MORE SALARY
CURIOUS PREMONITIONS PRECEDED COUP D'ETAT
HUNDREDS OF AMERICANS FLEE TO MEXICAN COAST
BENEFIT FOR SAN JUAN BAUTISTA NEXT TUESDAY
J. HAM LEWIS IN LINE
MACHINERY MEN WILL INSPECT POWER DAM
GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO OUST OIL OPERATORS
HIGHWAY COMMISSION INDORSED
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BILL VETOED BY PRESIDENT TAFT PASSES SENATE
NO FIREMEN'S STRIKE; WILL BE ARBITRATED
MOVE FOR DAWSON TO OWN PUBLIC UTILITIES
Clever, Pretty Soubrette Mona Desmond's Big Hit
FRANKLIN IS QUOTED AS DENYING DARROW'S CRIME
CJoverdale Cltru* Fair
MORGAN IS IMPROVING
EGGS AND BOOB, THEN A DIVORCE
JVevr Oold Camp In Xevada
'My Dear!' Such Harmony
NORTHERN ELECTRIC TO BUILD MANY NEW LINES
SMUGGLERS KILL TWO IN BATTLE ON BORDER
eddy enabling act sigxed
STRIKE ON M. K. & T. ENDS
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WINDS TO CLAIM ASHES OF POET OF THE SIERRAS
With Nation's Law Makers Minutes of Two Houses
AUTO SPEEDERS OBTAIN LITTLE MERCY IN COURT
REIS ESTATE IS SUED
JOHX D. 11l FI-ORIDA TO FISH
/ r OBITUARY
GAS WORKERS ARE GROWING RAPIDLY
MISS SCHMITZ IS A NUN
SAVE OLD RILEY, MAYOR'S ORDER
BURGLARS IGNORE TRAP
FORMER POLICEMAN VICTIM OF ROBBERS
PLAN SANITARY FOUNTAINS
THRKK MOIIK LINKS JOIN
CONTINENTAL IS HAVING INNINGS
investigate: pictirk taking
Thousand Dollars for Kiss Aged Postmaster Stole It
VEREIN WILL STAGE HADES AND OTHERWISE
SLIDES SHOW AD. VALUES
GIRL ACCUSES ATTORNEY
FORMER CHAMBER HEAD HONORED BY COLLEAGUES
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GOV. WILSON HIDES FROM AN ARMY OF SUFFRAGETTES
INTERESTING TALK ON ADVANCE OF JUDAISM
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS' PASSES ARE RECALLED
KARLUK FOR POLOR TRIP
WEIRD RELIGION REVEALED
SUPPOSED ALIEN TONGUES ARE COGNATE
MRS. GORDON WANTS VOTE
CALIFORNIA STOKE TO BE USED
MACARTHUR URGES RECALLERS TO WORK
MARGUERITE DID NOT SEW ON HIS BUTTONS
PHONE WORKERS LIKELY TO TIE UP PLANT BY STRIKE
CRISIS OVER ROUMANIA REACHES ACUTE STAGE
SUSPENDED RATES BECOME EFFECTIVE
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NEGLECTED ALASKA
JOAQUIN MILLER'S VERSE
"FIELD SOLDIERS"
ABOUT MIDDLE CALIFORNIA
THE BANDAGE SLIPS
SAUERKRAUT
Time to Do Something
FERRY TALES
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
NEW SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Proposed Legislation
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
ABE MARTIN
AS WOMAN to WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
WANTS WOMEN ON BENCH
PETITIONS IX BANKRUPTCY
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
COL. WISSER TO GET 2 ADJUTANTS
Army Orders
« — __ Navy News
MILLS CLUB "IT HOME" TO THRONG OF FINDS
LIFT PILOTS PASS TEST
SLIM LINES NOW CURVES
NEWS PROM THE HOTELS
SAN MATEO CLUB WILL CELEBRATE
MRS. ELIZABETH WITTER ELECTED TO VACANCY
SAPIRO ASSAILS JAIL CONDITIONS
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CAL EWING OFFERS THE GARDEN CITY A PRIZE BASEBALL PLUM
Y.M.L. Bowlers Defeat Congregationalists
♦ — -—+ I Charleston Race Results |
McCARTY HAS SIDESTEPPED WELLS AND A MINT OF MONEY
FUR FLIES FAST AT WOLGAST CAMP
McCARTY: CHAMPION SIDESTEPPER
GOSSIP HEARD BY THE MAN IN THE STREET, COVERING THE WHOLE WORLD OF SPORTS
FOUR FAVORITES FLEETEST FOOTED
Selections for the Juarez Races Today
Moore and White to Break Kenosha Ice
STORMY HEAT TROTTED BY HARNESS MAGNATES
STANFORD VB. ST. MARYS
DAN MAHONEY OUT OF COMPETITION
HOCKEY MADE A MAJOR SFOHT
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LOWELL TAKES BASKET BALL TITLE FROM THE COGSWELL FIVE
Fighting Robertson Not Inaptly Named
S. F. Y. C. Will Build New Wing on Its Howe
Navy and Marine Rifle * Teams to Enter Meet
Boise Polo Team Makes Up for Defeat
Fair Coed Fencers Will Hold Tourney
SEVEN SCHOOLS ENTER BIG RACE
COMMITTEE REINSTATES EXPOSITION QUINTET
Cornell Crew Has Only Four Varsity Vets
Results of First Round for] Racquet Title
ENTRIES CLOSED FOR BIG INDOOR MEET
GREAT RECORD SET BY THE YERBA BUENA GIRLS
Crack Athletes Gain a Concession
One Beer a Day—and Evers Absolute Czar
DEL MONTE LINKS ATTRACT GOLFERS
NATIONAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT HAS REACHED FINALS
CAPABLANCA AND MARSHALL DRAW
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KANSAS NATIVES AND RESENTS IN BIG MEETING
PROF. QUINN, ST. MARY'S INSTRUCTOR, NEAR DEATH
Grading Work Makes Good Progress Machinery Building Ground Ready
COLONEL'S LADY SEEKS DAMAGES FOR INJURIES
CITY CIVIL SERVICK JOBS
REV. S.Z. BATTEN TO PRESIDE AT MEETING
BILL INCREASES SCHOOL FUND BY $1,900,000
SUBTREASURY MAY SOON BE ACTUALITY
TAFT TO PHSSCaVT MEDAL
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Masthead
OMNIBUS BUDGET OF $8,563,626 TOPS WASHINGTON MARK
PENNSYLVANIA WILL BE GREATEST DREADNOUGHT
U S. ARMY FLIER HURT
Golden Heads B'nai B'rith Hebrews Name Lawyer
ANNUAL CITRUS FAIR AT GLOVERDALE IS ON
MORE SCHOOLS WANTED
CADET IN JI RED WHILE COASTING
POINCARE HEADS FRENCH NATION
Woman Educator Returns Will Speak at Mills College
KIRKMAN ISLAND NO MORE
POOR FARM *IS FOR SALE
ELECTION NEAR ON U.R. AGREEMENT
MUSICAL LECTURE BY TALENTED SAN JOSEAN
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Some Newspaper "Contests" And the Booklovers' Game
ITie Difference Between Working for Awards And Playing for Them
The Call's Daily Short Story
THE LAST FIGURE
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HONOLULAN SAILS FOR ISLAND PORT
Army Traneporte
HVDROCRAPRIC OFFICE
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Movements of Steamers |
PIER DIRECTORY
Nun, Mooa and Tide
Time- Ball
V. S. Brnnoh HyuroKrnpblc Ofllce
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Memoranda
YESTERDAY'S FIRE REPORT
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
Weather Report
Shipping Intelligence
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Uvestoek Market
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
TWO HUNDRED AT WORK ON BRIDGE ACROSS FEATHER
Temporary Upturn Comes After Decline in Stocks
EASTERN STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
I SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE I
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Grain Market
Local Markets
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TELEPHONE RATE CUTTING SCHEME OF SUPERVISORS
STORES IN CONVENTION
WONG SHE DISCHARGED
COLUMBIA LOAN ELECTION
<iOOD FRIDAY MKBTIXG LRGKD
TAHITI CONSUL PROMOTED TO POST IN JUDEA
WASHINGTON TOAST BY FORMER MAYOR TAYLOR
STANFORD ORATORS NAMED
NORCROSS ADMITS GOAL OVERCHARGE REACHED $450,000
PLANT WIZARD URGED TO TAKE PORTFOLIO
AUTO MEN ENJOY ATHLETIC NIGHT
GOLDBERG'S GUY
DORR'S PISTOL SHOWN AT SALEM MURDER TRIAL
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