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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 143, 22 April 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WHITE SLAVE CASE INVOLVES WEALTHY MAN OF LONG BEACH
Bond Sales Are Negotiated New City Hall Is Assured
BIENNIAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S CLUBS BEGINS SESSIONS
PRINCESS INOCULATED AFTER PET DOG'S BITE
WHALES CAST UPON SHORE
COPPER COMPANY PRESIDENT MADE TO LEAVE MINES
WHEN INDIAN MAY VOTE
LUMBER PLANT DESTROYED
FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED
ADMIRAL TOGO PROMOTED
CONFESSION ENDS GROSS COUNTRY FORGERY TRAIL
Divorces De Wolf Hopper Nella Bergen Gets Decree
"ABSOLUTE LIFE" CULT LEADER BEGINS TODAY TERM IN STATE PRISON
LARGE STEAMER LAUNCHED
MISSISSIPPI ON A RAMPAGE!
SON BAPTIZES FATHER, 90
CUBA'S NEW EXECUTIVES
PITTSBURG OFFICIAL SUBJECT OF DERISION BY SCHOOL CHILDREN
I WOOD' LAUDS : CONDITIONS |S;>. • IN TEXAS CITY CAMP
ARIZONA COMING IN 1915
NO REASON FOR HYSTERIA OVER LAND BILL, SAYS GOV. JOHNSON
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Roosevelt in Wire to Johnson Alien Land Stand Is the Topic
SUSPICION OF MURDER ' IN DEATH IN HIGHWAY
LOVETT SUBMITS AMENDED PLAN TO DISSOLVE MERGER
Japanese in California Oriental Census Figures
BOOSTER BANQUET HELD , BY PALO ALTO CHAMBER
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COMPENSATION BILL REPORTED BACK TO SENATE
Law, Oratory, History to Be Taught Literature and Fine Arts Included
DOUGLAS SAVED FROM THE FIRE
SHORT AND UGLY WORD HURLED AT OFFICIAL
IS HELD FOR SHOOTING
SOCIETY DANCES AROUSE MAYOR
BILL FOR KNOX'S WiIEXPENSES LOST
CALIFORNIA – MEMBERS ASK POSTAL JOB STATUS
DEMOCRATS YIELD TO A DEMAND FOR TARIFF HEARINGS
MRS. BREWER ON STAND DENIES OUTSIDE WORK
SAX RAFAEL MARRIAGE LICENSES
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POLICE PROFESS TO CARE LITTLE FOR CONFESSION
Mechanic's Fair to Be Revived Show From Sept. 26 to Oct. 5
i C. S. A. L. Baseball
FRESH WATER SAID TO UNDERLIE BAY REGIONS
SALOONS CLOSED DURING ELECTION
WOMAN REGENT OF UNIVERSITY DEAD
PASSOVER IS r OBSERVED
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THREE QUESTIONS TO BE SETTLED BY VOTERS TODAY
BELL CANDIDATE GETS „ CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT
GIRL CHARGES BETRAYAL
p. OF S. C. IS THE WINNER
No Sunday Ball at Yale Players Face Suspension
FUNDS SET ASIDE FOR MUNICIPAL ROAD EXTENSION
RECALL FIGHT IS MAINTAINED UP TO LAST MOMENT
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COAST GETS NEW GOODYEAR OFFICIAL
MISS ELAINE HANCOCK MAY GET RICH ESTATE
SLINGSBYS TO ATTEND DOCTOR FRASER'S TRIAL
ALUMNI BUSY WORKING FOR JUNE JUBILEE
JOKE THIS TIME WAS ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN
PRISON PLOTTER SENT OVER TO SAN QUENTIN
RAIL RATE HEARING SET
WHAT IS DOING IN LABOR WORLD
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CORBIN HELD FOR FALSIFYING REPORT
Sniff Blamed for Forgery Says Habit Caused Fall
WATSONVILLE APPLE SHOW
NEVADA PLANNING FOR FAIR IN 1915
Dog Saves Girl From Sea Leaps 40 Feet From Pier
BENNETT SUCCEEDS MAYO
POPE WARNED TO STOP EXERTION
RUM LESS DEATH ■:;r;::> '.:.■■"■■ '..' ■. ■■:. ..■, ■ ■■■>■■ ', :■■. .I . '■-~ _■■;■. ;. ..,*,-„■ , ■~. .1: :■} FOR BANDIT TRIO
IS INJURED BY DYNAMITE
BOY AND CRACKER FEARED
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CURRY'S VETO AMENDMENT
TURNING THE TARIFF TABLES
THE VOTE ON PROPOSITION ONE
WHAT SORT OF ARISTOCRACY?,
ss; = ABE MARTINf> 4 ■
IF E R V-: TALES!
Lest We Forget
The Call's Daily Short Story
BACK TO TOSCO.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
I Voice of the People j
AXTJ-MOSQUITO CAMPAIGNS
ITOLD AND RETOLD! ♦- :—;—:': ■ •■•■■■■■ -I-, . .._. ,1
PRESENCE OP: MIND
IN DOUBT
ALI, !IN THE POINT OF viPu-
HOTEL NEWS
I THEY'RE SAYING 4
GIVES/ THANKS'
THEIR REWARD
?- SAVED SOMETHING1
; ; COST OF CIVILIZATION
CONTRARY TO SPECIFICATION
AS WOMAN to WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
NEWS OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
SLIT SKIRTS NO WINNER
MILITARY REVIEW SATURDAY MORNING
Army Orders
Navy Orders
DARROW BACK IN CHICAGO
Many Portola Beauties Rivalry Grows Keen
LEVY UPON SUFFRAGIST • J WHO IGNORES HER TAX
LOS ANGELES S HEIRESS WEDS A POSTAL CLERK
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
BAN ON RAGTIME IS RECOMMENDED
WOMAN LAWYER ON GIRLS WHO WORK
BIRTHDAY OF FOUNDER OF SCHOOLS FOR TOTS
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WASHINGTON LARRUPS YANKEES IN FOURTH STRAIGHT GAME
Standing of Clubs in Major Leagues
Grandstand Chatter
BINGLES 'BOUT BUSH BASEBALLERS
This Message for Sandlot Kids Only
+——: -.'..:,.' ' —————♦! National League I I
CANUCKS RETAIN NORTHWEST LEAD
Standings of Clubs in Northwest League
♦ -— —- ♦- ( Gotham Ring Gossip |
I ; Western League
Tenderfoot Cops in San Francisco? Nix!
Goldberg's Guy
HITTERS AND HEAVERS COMPARED
Hans Wagner's Condition Is very Grave
■• ; ; •> I American Association I >
I Southern League
College Baseball
NEW SEAL PLAYERS TO APPEAR; QUERY: WHAT'S THE ANSWER, MADELINE?
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JIM COFFROTH IS HOT ON THE TRAIL OF WILLIE RITCHIE
Griffin and Adams Win in Tennis Tourney
STANFOED FEAT BASEBALL
CLOVER STANFORD CKEW CAPTAIN
—— ■ *' ;i:vU. S. DIPLOMAT GOLF WiyHEH i
Paddy Lavin Says It Sounds Like Knock
Results of Alan Races
I ALAN SELECTIONS ;|
Verdict Says Boxer Died Of Over Exertion
BIG HARNESS REVIVAL EVIDENT ALL THROUGH, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
San Jose Bears on Job For Fresno Game
TO DISCUSS LIPTOK CHALLEMCF r ;
NEVADA-SANTA CLARA MEET NEXT BIG NOISE IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS
Lively Bouts Tomorrow Evening at Holland's
COPPERS FEATURE BIG "Y" ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
McCarty Plays Safe, . but Hurts Record
WHITE ! STOPS J THOMAS
NO BASEBALL PARK FOR VICINITY OF HOSPITAL
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AWAIT WORD YET IN MERGER PROBE
Former Renton Official Charged
THIS OLD FOWL IS HALF A HEN.
POOR FARM BID REJECTED
SISTER FREDERICA LAID TO REST IN GREAT PEACE
PATROLMAN KEEL IS COMMENDED
NEGRO THROWN INTO RIVER
REFUSES TO AMEND RULES
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
"Tik-Tok Man" Pleases Piece Is Spectacular
You Use Much Skill in Shooting at a Target
BELGIAN STRIKE GROWS; 500,000 HAVE QUIT WORK
Seeks MiMHins "Wife %
WILSON TO URGE MEW JERSEY JURY REFORM MAY 1-2
« ~ ,— HUNGER STRIKE BILL •'■ PASSES COMMITTEE
NO SUVER VISORS' LID FOR TODAY'S ELECTION
POWERS SEND ULTIMATUM
Plan Old Time Songs Minstrels This Week
SPECIALIST SPILLMAN LUNCHEON ATTRACTION
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY BUYS SAN MATEO LAND
BISHOP HANNA TO SPEAK
APPOINTS * JOHN MITCHELL
TO LECTURE ON IRELAND
COAST TO COAST BY ROCK HIGHWAY
MOVE IN SENATE TO ABROGATE TWO ENGLISH TREATIES
CHICO PASTOR RESIGNS TO TAKE OAKLAND CHARGE
UPTON SINCLAIR MARRIES
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SARAH BERNHARDT, IN CHICAGO, ACTS PEEVISH
PLAN STOCKTON BANK WITH MILLION CAPITAL
DANIA'S SESSION CLOSED
NOMINATIONS TO senate
TOUR TO CHANGE CANAL'S OPENING
SANTA CLARA IN LINE FOR COUNTY BUILDING
STEEL CORPORATION RE-ELECTS DIRECTORS
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SIERRA TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Movements of Steamers ]
PIER DIRECTORY
Time Hall
San. Mood and Tide , – ;
ir.'-S. Branch TTyilrojrrephlp Ofßec ■-•
ITYUUOGRAPIIIO OFFICK
– "Movements of Transporter j
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Shipping Intelligence f
I Weather Report |
■i Meuiornnetn C; . ;|
LABORERS DISTURBED BY COMMISSIONERS,S ACTION
ENJOYED IT
INDOOR YACHT CLUB TO PROVIDE OUTDOOR SPORTS
PAIP MUST RF MOTHEL – YOUTHS FOR TWO YEARS
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
PERMIT TO ISSUE BONDS IS SOUGHT
SUMMARY OF ;■. :THE ■ MARKETS
WALL STREET IS STRONG AT CLOSE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE T
CHINCH BUGS AT WORK IN KANSAS
BARLEY FUTURES HAVE DULL DAY
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION'S W*
SHIPLOAD OF OVERLAND CARS SENT TO ODESSA
MOTORCYCLES IN DEMAND
NORTH IS GOOD FIELD
WARNS WIFE, THEN SHOOTS
"CLEANUP DAY" A SUCCESS
MII.I.KRS WINNER
LEGISLATORS BUY CAMS
WINTON I FOR STEAMSHIP MAN
FIVE HURT IN $100,000 FIRE IN SACRAMENTO
BIDS FOR STATE HIGHWAYS
MYSTERY IN. MISSING MEMPHIS COTTON MAN
NAMED AS POSTMISTRESS
EXCESS BAGGAGE RATE ATTACKED AS ILLEGAL'
STEAMER UGANDA SINKS
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BAKER GETS TEN LONE YEARS FOR HIS BIG THEFTS
i| COMING EVENTS
"Roadtown" 1915 Fair Novel Exhibit Planned
LOCAL BREVITIES
HOLDINGS VALUED AT $28,119,052.14
SUES AVIATION COMPANY
HOP SINGS MAY ENTER TONE WAR
STATUS OF SPECTATOR ; HURT BY RACING AUTO
TWO DARING THIEVES WORK CLEVER SCHEME
RECALL 1906 EVENTS AT SCRIBES' BANQUET
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AS WOMAN to WOMAN
EAST BAY SOCIAL NEWS.
] . NEWS OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
SLIT SKIRTS NO WINNER
MILITARY REVIEW SATURDAY MORNING
Army ; Orders |'
Navy Orders
DARROW B£CK IN CHICAGO
Many Portola Beauties Rivalry Grows Keen
LEVY UPON SUFFRAGIST WHO IGNORES HER TAX
LOS ANGELES HEIRESS V WEDS A POSTAL CLERK
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
BAN ON RAGTIME IS RECOMMENDED
WOMAN LAWYER ON GIRLS WHO WORK
BIRTHDAY OF FOUNDER . OF SCHOOLS FOR TOTS
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WASHINGTON LARRUPS YANKEES IN FOURTH STRAIGHT GAME
Standing of Clubs in Major Leagues
Grandstand Chatter
BINGLES 'BOUT BUSH BASEBALLERS
This Message for Sandlot Kids Only
■■•:..::,..: :—-———————♦l National League j 1 ■•—; ——————-—-——-—'■ ♦-
CANUCKS RETAIN NORTHWEST LEAD
Standings of Clubs in Northwest League j
[ Gotham Ring Gossip |
Western League
Tenderfoot Cops in San Francisco? Nix!
Goldberg's Guy
HITTERS AND HEAVERS COMPARED
Hans Wagner's Condition Is very Grave
I American Association
I Southern . laeague
» ~.. _. ;: i:t" . ../•————•-. ! College Baseball |
NEW SEAL PLAYERS TO APPEAR; QUERY: WHAT'S THE ANSWER, MADELINE?
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