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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 166, 15 May 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TORNADO AGAIN STRIKES NEBRASKA; ELEVEN DEAD
THREE HATS SHED PARADISE PLUMES
MONTENEGRIN TROOPS; MARCH FROM SCUTARI
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE; OAKLAND WOMAN KILLED
LONDON TO ENTERTAIN SAN FRANCISCO BOYS
BIPLANE HITS MONOPLANE
UNIVERSITY GETS MILLION FOR USE IN MEDICAL WORK
BUTCHER SLAIN IN REAR OF HIS SHOP
Smuggling Is Charged Society Women Involved
BUNKO CHARGE TO BE INVESTIGATED
FARM BRINGS BIG PRICE
SAN FRANCISCANS TO BE PROSECUTED
JOHNSON WIRES BRYAN THAT HE WILL SIGN THE ANTI-ALIEN LAND BILL
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PENINSULA WILL FIGHT FOR RATES
LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS
Reply of Governor Johnson Executive Will Sign Alien Bill
CALIFORNIA BANKERS IN '- : SESSION AT SAN DIEGO
SRERRY-FLOUR: MILLS EMPLOYES TO CELEBRATE
i ESTABLISHES-BIRD FARM
SLEUTHS OBSESS M'CLAUGHRY EVEN IN DINING ROOM
■ R.X. Burgess Company Special
FUTURE ADMIRALS WILL BE BIRDMEN
CONDEMNED MAN IS SHOT TO DEATH
NOTED DIVINE PREDICTS UNION OF PROTESTANTS
RAWLINS, Wy«, May 14 Mrs. Mary
BALL CONCLUDES K. OF C. COUNCIL
ALL READY FOR TRAVELERS
AMBASSADOR QUITS POST
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DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES FOR THE GRADUATES
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SMITH TRUSTEES WANT CREDITORS TO ASSIST THEM
Millionaire Manicures Holmes Sisters Wealthy
MEETS DEATH IN FALL
R. If, Burses* Company,: Special .?.
I.O.O.F. TO NAME OFFICERS TODAY
MANICURES MAY INHERIT MILLIONS
CHARGE OF LIBEL AGAINST WRITER
RESORT TO REFERENDUM : URGED BY HOMEOPATHS
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NATIVES VISIT OLD BURIAL PLACE AT RICH BAR CAMP
BICYCLIST TRAVERSES THREE CONTINENTS
SHRINERS ELECT OFFICERS
Ancient Negro Is Fined Carries Two Revolvers!
COUNTRY CLOSED TO INSECT PESTS
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS WILL • yy HOLD PUBLIC PICNIC
DUNPHY RANCH TO BE SOLD
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A TARIFF SESSION
A FINE COLLEGE SCHEME
THE SMALL BORROWER
A GREAT WORK UNDER WAY
ABE MARTIN
FERRY TALES
STATESMEN REAL AND NEAR
THE STATE PRESS
•*'• DFDNT CARE * I
I THEY'RE SAYING |
"To the Reformatory"
|; HOTEL NEWS .J
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
TWO BILLION DOLLAR BUDGETS |
CITY LIFE'S SNARES
AMATEUR AMENITIES
l ■:■ y. •. I BEST MAY TO ;- DO IT ■$££$&
AS WOMAN TO WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
NEWS OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
DENOUNCES USE OF "RATS"
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
THE CALL'S DAILY SHORT STORY
THE GARDENER.
Fortune Is Looked For Sisters May Be Wealthy
BENEFIT FOR 1915 BUILDING PLANNED
MRS. HENRY DOYLE ENTERS GREAT PEACE
:,-i:..:;.;'.,;?yy 't . 1—» y.' _.—77.'y y -y■!'" ENGINEER WILL MARRY
YOLO WILL EXHIBIT ■ JN STATE LAND SHOW
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NO REFEREE FOR THE SMITH-WILLARD BATTLE YET
LOCAL ATHLETES WANTED
MOTORCYCLE RACER KILLED
CHANGE IN : OTJTEIELDEaS
"WTESTBRX.LEAGUE . |
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION y j
I INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
! COTTON 1 STATES LEAGUE ? i
GRAYS TO ENJOY OUTING
WHITE LOOMS UP AS LIGHTWEIGHT
Johnson's Record Work Is Checked
NOY TROPHY WILL BRING OUT MANY
RAILROAD ARGUES FOR FOURTH STREET CLOSING
ADVENTISTS IN CONCLAVE
STIRRING FINISH IN FEATURE RACE
+. . —— : «♦ I Alan Selections ■ »
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES
; LOUISVILLE! RESULTS
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NAPA BEATS ST. HELENA ;?'y ?:
BOYS AND GIRLS AWARDED PRIZES
Nineteen Ball Players Are Stranded
y: SPOT-AXE GETS HARBISON .
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SEALS IN ANOTHER OF THEIR FAMOUS FLIP FLOPS
GIBBONS DEFEATS? CHRISTIE }
YOU CAN'T FIND OUT ANYTHING IN A CATALOGUE
Standing of Clubs in the Coast League
ANGELS CAPTURE GAME WITH EASE
| 'Diamond? Sparklets
U.yiOX ASSOCIATION
TWO BAD ERRORS BEAT SENATORS
C S. A. L Championship Games
American Tennis Team Is Selected ?
Standing of Clubs in Various Leagues!
DEVEREAUX'S MEN SHOW GAMENESS
VIOLATION OF CONTRACTS
TACOMA WINNER IN THE TWELFTH
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
CRISTATE JL.EA.GITE
| J SOI THERX CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
j Veteran Instructor to Coach His Son
Fortune in Purses Will Be Given
MONTE ATTEL IN? TRAINING
CHALLENGER MAY DEFEND THE CUP
Grandfather Ob'iects to Sunday Ball
BISMARCK 1 BOWLING CLUB
-♦ •- I COLLEGE BASEBALL |
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
DRAMA PRODUCED IN MISSION CITY IS PICTURESQUE
ARTISTS GIVE MISSION PLAY
CLUB RECOMMENDS AMUSEMENT BOARD
OFFICER RESCUES MOTHER AND BABE
SAD HUSBAND PITIES HENPECKED POLICEMAN
CHERRY CARNIVAL BOOSTERS IN CITY
GAS ASPHYXIA KILLS WOMAN, PERHAPS MAN
TOWN TRUSTEE IS CHOSEN
FICKERT IN ROW WITH JURY OVER POLICE CHARGES
SEARCH FOR NAVY PLANS IS PRESSED
n -..:■-«■ .. ... m n '■"'-' Proceedings of Congress «♦*» – <**<» Senate Discnsses Tariff
HOTELS MAY STILL SERVE HIGHBALLS
SELF-DEFENSE PLEADED " BY TWO PATRICIDES
'CASE OF BECKY' STAGING MARVEL
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CARS EN ROUTE FOR NEW ROAD
PORTOLA FETE WILL BE WELL FINANCED
WORKERS OBTAIN SAFETY MEASURES
BROTHERHOOD TO HOLD CONVENTION
THREE SLAIN BY DYNAMITE
BREWERY WORKERS ASK FOR INCREASE
FUNDS ARE READY FOR POLICEWOMEN
MERCHANTS WILL ASK FOR CLEANER STREETS
HANI FARMER FOUND DEAD BENEATH ENGINE
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD!
TAHITI IS DUE EARLY TODAY
XEWS OF THE OCEAN
KAISER'S PRIVATE TRIP
NATIONAL GUARD SCHOOL
Movements of Steamers |
PIER -DIRECTORY
Sun, Moon and Tide
Time Ball *
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
.7I". S. ■ Branch Hydro-graphic Office «2?|
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS ATSEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
I Shipping Intelligence
Weather Report
"DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
» _^—— ■ *-? : ; Memoranda -y -y?:y?'.".•'*-" ■>.■'■ •
WHAT IS A FARMER? POINT IN DISPUTE
NO WAR SONGS AT PEACE MEETING
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
JAPAN GOLD YARN LACKS REAL COLOR
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
STOCK TRADING DULL THROUGHOUT
I SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
RAINS KNOCK OUT WHEAT SUPPORT
DECEMBER BARLEY OPTION DECLINES
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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BIG RACE MAY END IN FAIR GROUNDS
QUICK ACTION BY NENZEL
CONDEMNS SHORT WEIGHT
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TEACHERS HEAR EXPERTS ON ART OF INSTRUCTION
MINISTER'S SON WEDS BRIDE IN SAN RAFAEL
Deutscher Members Preside at Ball Officers Are Reception Committee
CAVALRY LEAVES FOR PARK DETAIL
Army Orders
Navy News
Nothing to Do but Solve the Pictures Now—and Collect!
SIX SUITS ARE FILED : FOR REBATE OF TAXES
FOUNDER OF THE CALL * IS DEAD IN NEW YORK :.',,,-■!■■:■;-. -:-• . -■/.■■ ■ .-.,..:.. , ■ ■*'. .■■■ * .. ■
DEUTSCHER CLUB CLOSES SEASON
R. Bui-arena Company Special
WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY c« SHOT BY SON EXPIRES
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