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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 178, 27 May 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LONG BEACH JURY TO BARE GRAFT HISTORY OF PIER
APPROPRIATIONS TO BE CUT
TAFT WARNS OF WAR NEED
RESCUING. OFFICER HIMSELF SUCCUMBS
EIGHTEEN MILES OF GRASSHOPPERS
CAPTAIN SCOTT TO REST IN FRIGID ANTARCTIC
MOTHER PANKHURST IS AGAIN SENT TO JAIL
AUTO RULES ARE MADE
WOMAN BREAKS HER NECK
CURTIN OUT FOR GOVERNOR
EMPRESS SADAKO IS SICK
POPE STROLLS IN GARDENS
WORK TO START TODAY ON GEARY ROAD EXTENSION
First Police Bunko Trial Begins Seven Jurors Are Chosen to Try Esola
THE JURORS CHOSEN
REALTY OPERATOR HELD UP; $2,000 TAKEN BY ROBBER
U. S. ENGINEERS APPROVE STATE RIVER PROJECT
LINER OFFICER -IS, JAILED
PATROLMEN SHIFT TODAY
LID ON FILLMORE STREET
JURY READY TO TRY ROOSEVELT LIBEL CHARGE AGAINST EDITOR
Roosevelt Libel .:■ Jury Panel to Hear Trial
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Woman Has Frolic With Death Seeks "Short Life and Merry"
HUMBOLDT VALLEY TO BE DEVELOPED
:iTIBS l GIVE AMOUNT OF; t FINAL INSTALLMENTS
RANCHER GETS HEARING I FOR CARMAN ACCIDENT'
ADVERTISING MEN WILL BE HIGHLY ENTERTAINED
SPRECKELS WILL UPHELD BY HAWAII'S HIGH COURT
Child Saves Father Life Attacks Bull With Shovel
CHAPERON, OUTWITTED BY CUPID, LOSES WARD
ASHES CLAIMED BY WOMAN
DEMENTED YOUNG MAN IN STOCKTON SANATORIUM
LIFE SENTENCE FOR SLAYER
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PACKING HOUSE GIRLS'WAGE AIRED IN VICE INQUIRY
STATE MUST SUPPLY J!900,000 TEXTBOOKS FREE
NAPA WOMAN JAILED IN SOUTH AFTER FOUR YEARS
VALLEY RECLAMATION MEASURE IS APPROVED
STATE NAMES BUG HUNTER
PASTOR TRAMPLES ON I. W. W. EMBLEM
U. S. ATTORNEY GENERAL IS AFTER MANY TRUSTS
BURLINGAME WOMAN'S CLUBHOUSE COMPLETED
PROGRESSIVES OPPOSE ? FOV FOR POSTMASTER
j Telegraph Items |
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AIRMAN RIDES IN BLAZING BIPLANE 1,250 FEET DOWN
MORE HUNTERS FROM COCOS ISLE
TWO NEW TRAINS ON ANTIOCH LINE
PHILOMATH PRESENTS "EVERY CHILD"
WARM CRITICISM FOR ALIEN LAWS
TULARE COUNTY VENTS AN EXPOSITION PROTEST
ADVENTISTS FORM OLD AND NEW WORLD BONDS
RAILROAD LOSES IN APPEALED LAND CASE
MISS CASE IN OPERA ROLE
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CORONER'S JURY ACQUITS PELKEY OF MURDER CHARGE
PAFF LOSES WIFE; FILM GIRL CAUSE
CALL FOR REPORT ON CITY POWER PROJECT
JERSEY JURY BILL PASSES
i, e SHIPPING i eli,k;exce *::':■• •-'.• '■■■']■ ——: *" ; V"' – :
Chinese May Mail Dead Plan Parcel Post Burial
BAPTISTS FAVOR §6,000,000 FUND
MERRIAM SUIT DELAYED ; UNTIL MURPHY ARRIVES
NOT ALL JURORS FOR POLICE CHIEF
NOW FOR THE CANDY MEN
END COMES TO J. R. JOHNS
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Come On, Mayor Rolph
Wisconsin Idea Defined
Why Not Conspiracy?
FERRY TALES
A POOR SUBSTITtTK
SM 1 BE RUCKLES* ;
"Heavy, Heavy Hangs"
HOLLAND'S CENTENARY
SOME BUSINESS SENSE ■
THE STATE PRESS
WORLD GROWING BETTER
SAX DEIIXAIiniXO: WANTS CURLEW
—.f— IIUGIISOX TREK PLANTING
J3i,S*i3c-,»» >-■■-. ■■■>■■.■■. » '■'■■^-■"■••■-;3iißSßSaiS% ACKNOWLEDGED THE CORN
I SHEAR NONSENSE J
THESE AND; THOSE
i C A REP LI, PARENT
IN l-OXOO.V
IXDUSTIiT THREATENED
v< icsToit worship ...
—.*.— OF Jiivmi:
HOTEL NEWS
AS WOMAN IS WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
Army Orders
Navy Orders
WILL INSPIfCT STATIONS
NEW BRIGADIERS NOT CONFIRMED
Many Teaching Changes Model School Invented
WILL OF MRS. NUSSBAUM ■ > FILED IN PROBATE COURT
■AH RAFAEL WARBIAGK
WOULD UTILIZE PARK LAKES
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
WOMEN'S CLUBS
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TRIAL OF BOND DISPUTE BEGINS
TO AIR CARNIVAL MOVE
ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE TO GET CONTEST EQUIPMENT
SOCIETY WOMAN IS-:;r :;': DROWNED TAKING BATH
MAN FEIGNS SUICIDE ; TO OBTAIN COCAINE
FOWLER FARMER RUNS MAN DOWN
ANYBODY SEEN REDINQTON?
WAiCiTS,c?: T ri a,t ■■''T*'*''T*'-'''A:n:T*mmS&MßL ASKS HALF FARE FOR CHILDREN
CAW IN WILL NOT BE ■4: OPPOSED, SAYS RAKER
HEINZ' SON WOOS ON PACIFIC LINER
ALASKA RAILWAY FAVORED
CALL READERS TO SEE 'HANKY PANKY'
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RUDOLFO IS THE WINNER OF RICHEST AMERICAN TURF EVENT
THE FACE IS BECOMING LESS IMPORTANT ALL THE TIME
HANDICAP GOES TO FOUR YEAR OLD WITH NEW RECORD
Army and Navy Field Day Events
Robbers Take Advantage Of Ball Game
SIX MILES ADDED TO RELAY ROUTE
Billiard Match Arouses Rare Interest
California Athletes Are in Fine Form
LEACH CROSS MAY MEET ANDERSON
j Alan Selections !
;;.;';;^-VCOLORADO STAR ATHLETES.I.'-. ;
YALE DEFEATS VTXmYLV&JtIA; '
CHAS. E. HOLWAY, NEW DIRECTOR OF OLYMPIC CLUB
,YALE GREW "ADAPTABLE" .
MATCH CLINCHED FOR THE FOURTH
Hal Chase Gets license After Delay
Washington Rowing Crew Must Wail
Zbyszko's lnuries Are Not Serious
.. , HORAN QUITO < DREADNOUGHTS
ALTA NOLAN WINS
TALENT IS GIVEN ONE BIG SURPRISE
LOUISVILLE RESULTS ■, 7?.
I LOUISVILLE ENTRIES 7^l
CHANCES STEW SHOKTSTOP
WORLD AMATEURS IN GOLF CONTEST
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HOPPE AND FRANKIE BURNS WILL GO TEN ROUNDS TONIGHT
FIGHTING BLOOD OF YACHTSMEN FULLY AROUSED
SOME REAL BOXING IN PAVILION RINK
Yachtsmen to Hold Cruise From Vallejo
-_f_ ' " : ,—i ■—- '- ■ ' : ! ♦• I SOI THEftX LEAGUE ' 1|;
Pitching Averages , in the Coast League
TO eVTWIT TV C6BB
MANY ATHLETES ENTER FOR GAMES
Standing of Clubs in the Coast League
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
Standing of Clubs in Various Leagues
XT .• ll', S National League |
I : American League –
LITTLE COMFORT FOR LOCAL FANS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
THREE I LEAGUE
CENTRAL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
« ; GREAT (JAKE PHOMIBED ; (^
* ■ WATER AT OLYMPIC V
CV YOUNG DAY , .
BATTING RECORDS OF PLAYERS IN COAST LEAGUE
BEAVERS BLANKED IN PITCHING FEST
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PITTSBURG GIRL RAISES DOMINGO'S FLAG ON FAIR SITE
5. P. TO DIVORCE CAPE HORN TRACK
PALO ALTO SENIORS, ARK PICKED FOR PLAY
NEW PROGRESS APPEAL
Detectives and Dictagraphs Delegates Are Looking for Both
HOPE OF WOMEN JURORS IS GONE
NONOGENARIAN IS CIRCLING WORLD
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Masthead
FILLMORE TUNNEL FATE IS DELAYED PENDING REPORT
COAT CONCERN BANKRUPT, ACCORDING TO CREDITORS
Legal Fight for Heirs Begins McClaughrys Appear in Court
TWOLI ATTRACTION * 'IN SECOND WEEK
PRESIDENT MAKES ATTACK ON 'PAID LOBBY AT CAPITOL'
WITNESS SAYS HE KNEW WHO GOT HIS ANGORA
"Ne'er-Do-Well" Gives Thrill Premiere Augurs Fair Future
ST. LOUIS MEN REJECT 'NAKED TRUTH' STATUE
DRIMA DONNA TO I PRESENT PROTEGE
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j Weather Report |
DAILY RIVKR BCLLETI.V
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
SHINYO MARU IN FROM FAR EAST
All Mariners Take Notice Send in Your Reports
Movements of Steamers
PIER-»DIKECTOHV
Time Ball
'.'_:..'"■■ ■"■ Sun,*;" Moon and Tide '
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE '
V,fS_II.:.:,S. Branch Hydrogrraphlc * Office;;.'
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Shipping Intelligence
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
COMPANIES SHOW GAINS IN INCOMES
I NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS
STOCK MARKET IS ONCE MORE DULL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
RAIN TOO LIGHT; WHEAT IN RALLY
TRADERS UPSET BY RISE IN BUTTER
REAL ESTATE; TRANSACTIONS M-
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PRINTERS TO HOLD STATE CONFERENCE
TWO LARGE BAYS MAY BE UNITED
TEACHERS' TEST WILL ££( COMMENCE JUNE 13?
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Two Japanese Peace Envoys Financiers of Orient Empire
NO LIQUOR FOR INDIANS
FORD COMPANY TO DOUBLE FACTORY
STRAY STOCK ARE r* f", T% ir* r*" r-»"iSr^^r«^^K?^?¥*r'7,/i FREE FROM DUTY
"GET TOGETHER" LUNCH BY PALO ALTO BOOSTERS
PARENT-TEACHERS HOLD ; ELECTION IN PALO ALTO
LOCALS VOTE ON LIGHT CONTRACTS
FALLS DEAD AFTER DRINK
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