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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 152, 1 May 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CAESAR BARES CRAFT SECRETS IS RUMOR FROM POLICE BOARD
Crast Probe Progress Many New Developments
"RESIGN JOB IN FAVOR OF WOMAN"
SENATOR LYNCH ■ SECURESf? :•■ -i MOMMY FOR HIS CLUB
jPiMMMip TO HIS DEATH I
POPE PIUS HAS RECOVERED
GERMAN AVIATOR KILLED
OPERATION FOR SKINNER
THREE THOUSAND JAPANESE TALK OVER ALIEN BILL
BRYAN PLEDGES SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT AND STATE DEPARTMENT FOR EXPOSITION; GENIALLY RETICENT AT THE PUBLIC BANQUET
SOUTHERNERS KILLER IN A PITCHER BATTLE ... CAROLINA ...
ORDER IS RESCINDED BARRING AUTOMOBILES FROM YOSEMITE PARK
.ENJOINED FROM SELLING
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Bryan te the Citizens Assires ; Aid ■; for Pertola
TAXI BANDITS SENTENCED
GROUND BREAKING IS IMPRESSIVE
CHAMBER PLANNING TO MAKE INCREASE
' s> )■' – I<illm.!tirlu felon* His J- ■ :
– – • »- , . – MANILA BAY SOCIETY TO CELEBRATE TODAY
SHEPARDS RETURN PROM % THEIR HdN^MWl^W^
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SAN FRANCISCO ALL RIGHT, SAYS SANTA CRUZ MAN
CHINESE TO DESERT TOWN
-' -■ .i ■ 1+ —_____„ STATEWIDE COMPETITION
Boynton Cemetery Bills Reported Oat Favorably
SENATE CHAPLAIN FAVORS FIGHTING
WOULDN'T WORK FOR HIS WIFE'S FAMILY
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS PLAN ANNUAL DEBATE
FORMER POLICE CHIEF SENTENCED TO PRISON
ANXIOUS FOR THE DUCHESS
TANG HUA LUNG IS CHOSEN
FINAL VOTE ON ALIEN BILL TODAY
Governor Makes Statement New law Is General One
$12 Round Trip to I.oe Angeles rln •'•.'.•'■..■ :.;'•,'■'. .■*:",■■-* Siintii J,*. ..: – -,- . , ■
ADOLPH CASPAR MILLER, > NAMED LANE'S ASSISTANT
CALIFORNIAN TO BE LANE'S ASSISTANT
FIREMEN HURT IN CRASH
OBSERVE FIRST INAUGURAL
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CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN TODAY
INHERITS FORTUNE OF EXILE'S SON
fl2 Round Trip to !.«>■ Aaselea rla . :' ■ -»«eet«;r*.v.., .... .
TWO KNOWN DEAD; 5 MORE MISSING
CANVAS CITY TO RISE LIKE MAGIC
If Yosenlte Wan in » Europe
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MARRIED TO TWO, MRS. SUTTON GOES BACK WITH FIRST
DREAMS DOOMED BY COURT ORDER
MOTHER WHO ELOPED PLACED UNDER ARREST
She Has Two Husbands Returns to Children
AUSTRIA TO MOVE ON MONTENEGRO NEXT SATURDAY
JOAN OF ARC FESTIVAL WILL BE CELEBRATED
WARRANT FOR R. WINTER
VERDICT OF MURDER IN CASE OF YOUNG GEE
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MAUDE ADAMS MINE TO CITY
Julia Culp Will Sing This Evening Alcazar to Revive "Old Heidelberg"
'ON TO BALTIMORE' SLOGAN OF AD MEN
INDICTMENTS AGAINST WILSON FIRM UPHELD
TWELVE CANDIDATES OUT FOR PALO ALTO COUNCIU
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THE LAST RAISIN DAY
tCLEAR : AWAY THE ; SMOKE
A NATION'S PLAYGROUND
AN OBSTACLE REMOVED
PROTECT BAY TRAFFIC
'Twas a Great Day
FERRY TALES
The Call's Daily Short Story
A-MAYING
NEWS FROM THE HOTELS
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
PRESERVE I TREATY PLEDGES
300 ACCIDENTS l> A /WEEK
• WELL, SO LONG. HERMAN
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
I f ABE; MARTIN "^
AS WOMAN TO WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
RANGE DEFLECTION SPOILS PRACTICE
Army Orders
Navy News
LOCAL ARTIST WEDS BUSINESS MAN QUIETLY
IS A GIRL WHO SELLS i I NEWSPAPERS "NEWSBOY
SPECIAL MUSIC IN PARK
Portote Beauties Fleet Old FatKer Time Beaten
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
WOMEN'S CLUBS
ROMANCE OF 25 YEARS h ENDS IN A MARRIAGE
SEEKING A SITE FOR DAY NURSERY
NEW AUTOMOBILE BURNED
MANY* ASK TO ADOPT WAIF
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KILBANE AND DUNDEE MUST GAT BACK INTO FORM
Dennis and White Loom Up Like Stars
I ALAN SELECTIONS I
JUST FEET
Ty Cobb Will Escape With a Nominal Fine
PRAISES THE COAST IN GLOWING TERMS
Superstition of Players Responsible –
WAR ON BLUEJAYS WILL START NEXT SATURDAY
FINISHES IRE ON THRILLING ORDER
•ViENGLISH POLO, TEAM CAPTAIN
COULON DEFEATS HUDSON
Horsemen Open the 'C... Season on Sunday
TRACK LEADERSHIP OF SCHOOLS LEAGUE
CONFERENCE TRACK MEET
BIG ENTRY LIST FOR DOG EXHIBIT
,7 '; LOUVOrS WINS 810 BTAITP
Magon Drives Fiat " Car in Fast Time
Berg and Grande Box Ten Round Draw
HEAVY PREMIER NOT REAL TERROR TO WHITE HOPES
POETOLA ATHLETIC FEAST
TO IMPROVE I NAVAL GUNS
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SIX SENATORS REGISTER IN THE NINTH ROUND
■ v AMERICA .ASSOCIATION | : -•- -__-_—_________ ■ ;■-•- +
[ £jir'-- -' COLLEGE BASEBALL "W: f -t— — ;'- :V ""■:,;•■—_.-. – "- -; »:
___ _^ ■ k;:.-. r SOUTHERN^LEAGUE _. .:,.-.:V|i ♦ -- ■■ • ♦
:;. ; VALLEJO BELEASES THHrr;
Standing of Clubs in the Coast League
OAKS PLAY LIKE AMATEURS MIGHT IF OUT OF FORM
TIGERS WIN GAME BY BUNCHING HITS
OLD I RITAIS fTO ? MEET SUNDAY
BENT AWAY TO : HIPEK
BROOKLYN WINS ON BATTING RALLY IN SEVENTH FRAME
Southern Golfers to Get Return Match
STANDING OF, CLUBS
RED SOX HAMMER YANKEE TWIRLER
POWER BOAT SECTION GROWS
SHIELDS OOEB T9 POKTtAND –
SEATTLE BUNCH SHUT OUT
Australian Tennis Team Lacks Pace
HITCHCOCK DEFEATS CADETS
♦ _ ; . __ : ; 1 -—♦ ! I SOUTHERN, CALIFORNIA LEAGUE} UI '»"" "—''■" ' *■■' '- —— — – : _». I
I -,:■■ ■■—- ~.,. * . .. ■: I „ CORNELL FOUK OARED CREW
VALLEJO STARTS WITH A VICTORY
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HOST OF CHILDREN WILL CELEBRATE COMING OF MAY
CARNEGIE MEDAL FOR HERO
Program of May Day Fete Hydroplane Flight in Park
BOOK OF BOOKS IN SUPERB EDITION
SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC LECTURES ANNOUNCED
NEEDS OF SCHOOLS FOR THREE YEARS
NEW YORK BEGINS SUIT AGAINST W. R. HEARST
BRITISH OFFICERS RAID SUFFRAGISTS
PIGS UNDESIRABLE AS y$ ;; PIGS BECOME SALT PORK
%i ' Robbed Of Hie Belonging* 'i "l->:^
N.S.G.W. GRAND PARLOR TO MEET IN OROVILLE
YESTERDAY'S FIRE RECORD " I
MONKEY ESCAPES : ' FROM HIS JAILER
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Masthead
THRONG OF 10,000 EAGER FOLK REACH OUT FOR RAISINS
FIT FULLS IN SHOWERS THROWN BY FAIR FINGERS
BAND HUSHED BY CRIES OF CROWD FOR MORE, MORE
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ELEVATION OF S. P. TRACKS PROPOSED
S. P. PASSENGER AGENT RESIGNS
MRS. WHITE IS SILENT
BANKS MUST PAY TWO PER CENT ON NATION'S CASH
PROMISE GREAT TREAT IN MUSICAL FESTIVAL
LATE 'SHIPPING' INTELLIGENCE –
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
AORANGI SAILS FOR ANTIPODES
, ° ° ° . NEWS of the O£EAN
DAILY1 BIVKR bulletin
Movements of Steamers |
PIER DIRECTORY
Sun, Moon and Tide .■•-*■
Time Ball
HVDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
° If. S. Urnncli' lly«lrorrephlc :Officei-
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
"J. C. 8.," SAN FRANCISCO, >? ; CLEW TO INSANE PERSON
SLAVE PICTURE: REJECTED
1 Weather Report |
»— _— » I Shipping Intelligence (j
■' MrmnrinAa
MRS. CHURCH GETS DECREE
PROMINENT MEN TO BE INDICTED
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
LOST HILLS WELLS PROVING GUSHER
SUMMARY OF . THE MARKETS
STOCK MOVEMENTS OF DAY IRREGULAR
! SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE I
SHORTS COVERING HELP OUT WHEAT
MARKET FILLS UP WITH VEGETABLES
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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WARNING SIGNS MARK HOSPITALS
DETAILS OF STRIKE IN CAPITAL CITY
S. P. PROPOSAL TO CLOSE i FOURTH STREET OPPOSED
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MRS. STAPLETON SENT c TO THE INSANE ASYLUM
Thoughtfulness Is Commended Monitor Speaks Well of Call
All Contest Pictures to Date Free for Only Two Days More
CLUBWOMEN PUT ANOTHER TICKET BEFORE SESSION
Alameda Girl Is Bride Church Wedding Held
Deliberations of Congress With National Lawmakers
JUDGE GRILLS LAWYER FOB NEGLECTING CLIENT
CIVIC CENTER IS RATIFIED
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