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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 114, 24 March 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MRS. EATON, HID IN CELL, SPURNS EASTER SERVICES
Is Setting Fast Pace Kind Words for The Call
BUYS 2 LICENSES BUT CAN NOT WED
SUNRISE PILGRIMAGE HELD
ANARCHISTS EXPLODE BOMB AT BAKER'S DOOR
DIGGS LOSES A $6,000 JOB
CONFESSES TO A MURDER
ROBBERS LED BY A WOMAN
BABY IN BASKET EASTER GIFT LEFT AT OAKLAND HOME
NEW KING AT SALONIKI
MRS. POPE ON WAY HERE
PLASTERS FURNISH LETHEAN COCKTAIL
APARTMENT FULL OF BANDIT BAND'S PLUNDER, RAIDED
ONE THOUSAND KILLED IN OMAHA; FLAMES SWEEP MANY SECTIONS OF CITY
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PLEASING PANTAGES BILL UPSETS GROUCH
PICTURE ONLY DEATH CLEW
RARE VISION AT COLUMBIA
OLCOTT RECEIVES NOISY WELCOME
BRILLIANT TOUCH HOLDS AUDIENCE
OPERA SELECTIONS AT THE EMPRESS THEATER
"THE PRINCE OF PILSEN" BEGINS SECOND WEEK
FUN AT ORPHEUM ROUTS RAIN BLUES
CAROLINA WHITE DUE IN CITY THIS MORNING
JOHN I. NOLAN AND ELLA HUNT ARE MADE ONE
BIBLICAL MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTS MANY PATRONS
SATURDAY NIGHT BURGLARS ACTIVE
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AUSTRIAN WAR ON MONTENEGRO NEW MENACE TO EUROPE
FORCED TO WASH AND DRESS HUBBY
Hayward Section Flooded Grain Crops Are Ruined
"STUDY ON WHEELS" AT EMPRESS
SAN JOSE AUTO VICTIM SURPRISES DOCTORS
Mrs. Eaton Feared Poison Strange Indian Chest
TRAFERT, SOURDOUGH OF '98, SUCCUMBS IN CAMP
TAX EXEMPTION OF COLLEGES URGED
GUARDED AGAINST WOMAN IN A "PERSONAL SERMON"
GUGGENHEIMS TAKE BOND ON TRINITY RIVER MINES
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CHOIR AND PULPIT ECHO JOYOUS TIDINGS OF EASTER
SIGHT OF GJOA RECALLS MEMORIES TO AMUNDSEN
HONDURAS' FUTURE IS SAFE, SAYS CONSUL
MRS. BEULAH A. JACKSON, "CATTLE QUEEN," A BRIDE
MRS. MARGARET BALL DIES
Easter Parades Called Off Storms Grip Middle West
RENEWAL OF TONG WAR AWAITED IN CHINATOWN
SOSIN'S FRIENDS TO PUSH CHARGE OF PERSECUTION
SARATOGA READY FOR FETE
LASSEN TO CELEBRATE ADVENT OF RAILROAD
MORE AID PORTOLA FETE
TWO MEN INJURED IN COLLISION AT SAUSALITO
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SANTA CRUZ. FIRST IN APPLES, SECOND SMALLEST COUNTY
BRAVE ENGINEER LIVES FOLLOWING HEROIC ACT
DAUGHTER IS THE SPONSOR
CALL'S CAMPAIGN ON LABELS PRAISED
FUND OF $8.500.000 TO BE SPENT HERE
NOX-FAT COMPANY IS A GROWING INDUSTRY
TESTS FOR MARINE CORPS
SMITH TO SPEAK FOR VALLEJO
G.H. SNYDER, VETERAN, DIES
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CAN MATEO'S GRAND WORK
SOLUTION WITHOUT DISSOLUTION
AMUNDSEN, POLAR PIONEER
WHAT HE WAS
ABE MARTIN
Easter Bonnets
FERRY TALES
NEWS FROM THE HOTELS
THEY'RE SAYING
SHEAR NONSENSE
TARIFF REFORM
IMPLACABLE
HOW ELSE?
SEPARATED
"I'll Get $25 for $0.75 With an Answer Book"
The Call's Daily Short Story
THE ROADSEND PARSON
SCARED OFF
AS WOMAN to WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
CHILDREN WILL BRING MILLIONS
MRS. SNOWDEN TO ADDRESS WOMEN
HIBERNIA AUXILIARY TO GIVE BALL AND CONCERT
PROGRAM OF FEDERATION
RECITALS BY MRS. STARK
BOOK REVIEWS
SHORTER REVIEWS
A STRONG FRENCH NOVEL
PUBLISHERS' CORNER
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MANY PICKED CHICKENS AT THE CLOSE OF JUAREZ RACE MEET
Murphy's Record as Picker of Winners
Mister Pluvius Knocks a Homer at Capital
THE NAP LINEUP
GOLDBERGS GUY
YO HO! REVIVAL OF SCHOONER RACES DIE AFTER MANY YEARS
Rain Stop Target Bugs? Never!
SOLONS NEARING HOME
BILL DEVEREAUX PUT AT HEAD OF VALLEJO'S TEAM
Only Ten Rounds Now in Sagebrush State
Beavers Would Play St. Ignatius March 30
High Tribute Paid McLoughlin, Tennis King Dr. Dewhurst Discusses Australian Team
MUDDY GAME ENDS IN A 3 TO 3 TIE
Connie Mack Stands Pat On His Old Team
Mike Donlin Ordered to Pla-a-y Ba-a-all
NEAR RIOT WHEN SOX LOSE TEMPER
My WORD! HERE'S BOXING CLASS IN LARGE BUNCHES!
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STEAMER MERCED COMING IN TOW
Army Transports
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Babe of Month Honored Concert at Her Baptism
COMMERCIAL CLUB FOR NEW DISTRICT
PROPRIETOR OF COAST DANCE HALL STABBED
POLICE INQUIRY ASKED INTO REALTY COMPANY!
MEETING TO RECLAIM GIRLS
EXTRA SESSION WILL BE LONG
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Weather Report
Society in San Mateo
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Movements of Steamers
PIER DIRECTORY
Sun, Moon and Tide
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
U.S. Branch Hydrographic Office
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
Shipping Intelligence
WILSON GETS EASTER EGG
SLAYER WANTS A PAROLE
MEMORIAL TO KING GEORGE
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SIX DAYS SPENT IN SONORA ENOUGH FOR AMERICANS
WILSON SAYS GOSPEL IS STORY OF OPPRESSED
SICK BOY ENDS HIS LIFE
PLEA FOR BILL TO BAR LEGISLATORS IN OTHER OFFICES
EGYPTIANDANCES AT THE PANTAGES
Institute to Give Farce "Take Off" on Suffrage
PURIM, FEAST OP LOTS, OBSERVED IN TEMPLE
HUDSON FACTORY MANAGER IS HERE
BENEFIT PLAY FOR TONIGHT
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