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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 168, 17 May 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FIGHT SUSPENDED POLICEMEN ARE INDICTED BY JURY
Bribery Formally Charged Grand Larceny Against Six
WHY TELEGRAPH EDITORS ARE GRA V
SYNDICATE GETS SECOND $1,100,000 LOT JOF BONDS
SAYS RUSSELL ASKED $20,000 TO FREE THAW
PASADENA PHYSICIAN IS KILLED BY TRAIN
EIGHT IN CHURCH DIE IN ITALIAN QUAKE PANIC
FINANCIER DROPS DEAD
ADVERTISE TO SAVE THE NAME OF DAUGHTER
WILHELMINA IS FEMINIST
PROVINCE SUPPORTS YUAN
WILSON'S CONTROL SHOWN BY VOTE ON PENROSE OFFER
GERMAN SCIENTISTS PERISH IN FAR NORTH
MISS AGNES TILLMAN^ TO ESCAPE PROSECUTIOIS
OPERA STAR SLIPS YOKE
AUTOISTS INVADE FORBIDDEN PARK
SMOKER, BA THING, IS SAVED BY PIPE
BRYAN IS MUM ON CONFERENCE ON ANSWER OF U.S. TO JAPAN
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"TURN BOX" HEIR OBTAINS FORTUNE
HARVESTER HEAD NAMED
Ooethals Will Have Aid Dirt to Fly at Panama
CLERGYMEN AND DOCTORS VICTIMS
WISMER TO GIVE CONCERT^
DR. VAN NORDEN'S LIFE ALWAYS BUSY
'7-J ■-V-- .- -•■**..-.> , ,"■■*. t. *•-•.-.■*. '■■.■-■.'.■:■. ■ ■ ' 1-." "■■ "■: ft-" -'- – ■ v- v.. ~-■ DR. CHARLES VAN NORDENi WHO DIED IN AUBURN
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS DEMAND 2V2 CENT FARE
DRIVER OF DEATH CAR TRIES TO END OWN LIFE
RESERVATION FOR ALASKA
"LET 'ER BUST FOR J™ETEA v i DAYS," SAYS STOCKTON
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HUGH OFFICERS OF TRAINMEN'S ORDER ARRIVE
TRUST FIRM QUITS AS SMITH LINE TRUSTEE
" See the Mission Play of Santa Clara
LEADERS OF BROTHERHOOD
EAGLES OF STATE NAME DELEGATES
ARMED GUARDS SHOOT WHEN STRIKERS ATTACK
WOMAN POSING AS X ANITA .BALDWIN FREED
BANKERS SPEND STRENUOUS DAY IN CONVENTION
ODD FELLOWS END BUSINESS SESSION
ART COLLECTION IS SHOWN
DOOMED CONVICT IS PRISON POET
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A ONE MAN GOVERNMENT
LANE FOR ALASKA
JOIN THE CHAMBER
RECREATION REGULATION
FERRY TALES
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
EDUCATION AS. LEGISLATION"
THE TEST – I
THE NEXT STEP :
Queries Answered
! THEY'RE SAYING |
• , FOR SPEEDERS TO: READ
— t.— EGG, YEAR, GIRL
AVHY HE WON'T BET I
THE ORIGINAL • ' . ■' j
i AN IMPOSSIBLE GUARANTEE ;/|
' . latent LIFE GOT IT?
AND SOME BITTER
,.', # TO HELEN A
—■••— II AVE RAISINS, FIGS AND DATES*,
i JOHN BULLS SIGN
Hypnotic
| HOTEL NEWS ' }
FEDERATE < NCJRESSAIEN
THE GLORY OF MIDDLE AGE
KANSAS WOMEN'S "CLEAN UP" LAW
THE CLEVER PERSON
| SHEAR NONSENSE
ABE MARTIN
AS WOMAN TO WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
WOMEN'S CLUBS
THE CALL'S DAILY SHORT STORY
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
LAURELS ARE WON ABROAD
! ROYAL ROMANCE IS DENIED
COLONEL WISSER MADE GENERAL
Army Orders
Navy News
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SAM BERGER IS CHOSEN AS THE REFEREE IN HEAVY WEIGHT BOUT.
° ?/..• Alan Selections
MILITARY MEET AT THE STADIUM
THIS ALL COMES UNDER THE HEAD OF PLEASURE
M'FARLAND HOLDS WHITE TO A DRAW
ILLINOIS DEFEATS • wisCONSIN
TOOK TWO STRAIGHT FALLS
Schoolboy Pitcher Dies Broken Hearted j
BRILLIANT VICTORY IS SCORED AT ALAN
LOUISVILLE | ENTRIES
ALAMEDA CITY iLEAGUE'.V'.:'".,
FIFTEEN BOUTS OF FAST BOXING
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE*
CENTRAL LEAGUE
TBXAS I.EAtil E
Shafer Missing From the New-York Giants
LOUISVILLE RESULTS
AVERS REINSTATED V '7//y'':
A ;"•'•" -.-".'"" TO PLAY THREE GAMES' |
YACHTING CLUB IN NOVEL OUTING
I WT.T.KW WTNR A BATTI.T? "*"
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LUCK GAVE GAME TO TOSSERS FROM OVER THE POND
;•"' – TO WEAR CHICAGO COLORS {-/-ft.
Standing of Clubs in the Coast League
NOTHING LIKE IT WEST OF CHICAGO
Will Retain Mathewson on Payroll
Ty Cobb Would Receive Ten Per Week
AMERICAN/ASSOCIATION
COLLEGE BASEBALL
* ' —;—— i—: . ~+ } SOITIIKRX CALIFORNIA 'LEAGUE I*
' .; SYRACUSE.: AND MICHIGAN.:, J^'A.
;• ;.;. VETERAN 'pitcher; SOLD .// -'"-..
BEAVERS FINALLY VANQUISH ANGELS
Chicago Will Welcome Frank Chance
Thirty Athletes May Go to Athens
[Harvard Track Team Feels Hopeful
Standing of Clubs in Various Leagues
EXCITING FINISH IN SEATTLE GAME
Young Mike Donovan Was Outclassed
" WILDCAT – VERSUS "PATTY"
CREWS IN TRAINING
WADDELL CHANGES MIND
:*.-; ;' S«" ; THERX LEAGUE ~T~^
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
XT .* II National League
|; American League |
STOCKTON NOSED OUT BY FRESNO
UNIOXs ASSOCIATION
TRISTATE : LEAGUE
WESTERN [ LEAGUE
U. OF C. CREW IS NOW IN SEATTLE
VENICE keeps McDonnell
COE COLLEGE WINNER
ELKS TO PLAY BILLS
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STREETS OF CITY WILL BE BAZAAR OF SHOPPING DAY
CHINESE PAIR TODAY SMASH OLD TRADITION
POWER STRIKE INDORSED BY THE LABOR COUNCIL
BUILDERS LABOR ON EXPOSITION
JOSEPH A. STULZ, FORMER CITY OFFICIAL, IS DEAD
NEW SUNSET STRUCTURE
CALVARY CHURCH OPEN TOMORROW
OBITUARY NOTES
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
ROADS INDICTED ON MANY COUNTS BY FEDERAL JURY
LATE GOVERNOR'S BROTHER AMUCK
A*EED DYNAMITERS ARE SENTENCED TO PRISON
BIG HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED
KNOWLAND IN SPEECH DEFENDS CANAL TOLLS ACT
MARSHALL PUTS LID ON HIMSELF
INQUEST JURY ACCUSES WIFE OF MAN'S DEATH
M'CLAUGHRY HOME GUARD CUT DOWN TO 3 DETECTIVES
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LAND SHOW WILL MAKE SAN FRANCISCO MECCA OF HOMESEEKERS
COMMERCE IS SPREADING NORTH ON BROADWAY
LEASES OF, BUSINESS PROPERTY*
ARTISTIC HOMES BUILT IN EXCELSIOR DISTRICT
MONEY ADVANCED FOR MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
• SALES SIXSET.RHHMOXD ?! t
LARGE SALES OF GILT EDGE REALTY
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HIGH PRICES OFFERED FOR ALFALFA EARLY IN SEASON
NEW TOWN IS ALREADY KNOWN FAR AND WIDE
SALES MORE THAN HALF MILLION IN SIXTY DAYS
LAST YEAR'S SEEDING IS NOW PRODUCING ALFALFA
SALES IX -MISSION': DISTRICT
GOOD LANDS SURE TO ADVANCE IN PRICE
MARIN COUNTY SCENE OF PHOTO CONTEST
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WILL ELECTRIFY COAST DIVISION
IMPROVED FERRY SERVICE TO MARIN
PRIZES AWARDED AT ART INSTITUTE
PRESBYTERIANS OF 4 DIVISIONS JOIN FOR FIRST TIME
PRIMARY UNSAFE DEVICE, SAYS TAFT
JAPANESE EDUCATOR WILL VISIT AMERICA
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
CONGRESS TO BE LAUNCHED TODAY
Movements of Steamers
PIER DIRECTORY ? ; ; j
A7i--y-yAy Snn, Moon and Tide
* Time Ball i
ETTDROGRAPHIC OFFICE |
';*'.. I. S. Ilrane.li , llvilroirrnnhic : Office' 'H'
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
NEWS OF THE "OCEAN;
Weather Report
' DAILY BI PER! BULLETIN;;!-";
i'-'-- • – • T . ll* I Shipping Intelligence
MISSING VERSES OF NEW TESTAMENT FOUND
! LOCAL BREVITIES
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
NEW YORK BANKS SHOW A NET GAIN
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
STOCK PRICES RISE GENERALLY
1 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE f
FAST SALES LIFT PRICES ON GRAINS
UPWARD TREND OF BUTTER IS STRONG
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" REAL ESTATE i TRANSACTIONS v
SEWARD WILL CARE FOR ITS TORNADO VICTIMS
PRESS CLUB MEMBER r HURT WHEN AUTO TURNS
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MUSIC FETE WITH RONCOVIERI LEADER ENDS INSTITUTE
MURDER CHARGE BROUGHT AGAINST WALTER SCOTT
W. C. T. U. ASKS OPINION
PRELATE TO LAY STONE
ASSOCIATION- TO HEAR, CIVIC DISCUSSIONS
ST. BONIFACE CHURCH WILL HAVE NEW CHIMES
VICTIM OF HIGHWAYMEN FOUND IN ROAD WOUNDED
PERMIT FOR SPUR EXPIRES
WOMAN'S PICTURE IS DEFENSE OF WITNESS
WOMEN IN NIGHT ATTIRE FLEE FIRE
CLERGYMEN WILL TALK ON SOCIAL SERVICE
WILL IMPROVE CHINATOWN
NATIVE SONS WILL PICNIC
JUDGE'S DAUGHTER ADMITTED TO BAR
"AT THE LAST MOMENT WE CUT OUT ANSWERS"
MISS MARfiUERITE OGDEN, ■~,/ A GOLDEN STATE PORTIA
HEIRS STILL SEEK MARINER'S ESTATE
CHINESE ESTABLISH -.-A PEACE TRIBUNAL
EAGLES ELECT DELEGATES
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