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San Francisco Call, Volume 114, Number 84, 23 August 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CHAUFFEUR MAY TELL FACTS OF THAW'S ESCAPE
GIRL PAYS $1,200 TO CURE GO A T
woman is Party leader
RICH RANCHER IS MISSING
FLYING ROCK KILLS CHILD
SUFFRAGIST'S AGE IS 103
BARRY TAKES PORT JOB
U. S. BUYS TORPEDOES
FIRE HOSE DROWNS MAN
clergyman disorderly
OAKLAND MAN HERO OF WRECK AT SEA SUNDAY
"I'M RUINED AT BEST," ASSERTS F.D. CAMINETTI
Vaudevillian Put in Jail Lass Labels Actor Fraud
WASHINGTON ORDER ADMITS AUTOMOBILES TO YOSEMITE TODAY
AVIATOR FALLS ONE MILE
"WILD MAN," TERROR OF MARIN COUNTY FOR TWO YEARS, CAUGHT IN LAIR
HUERTA, NEAR CRISIS, MAY ACCEPT LIND PEACE OFFER
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AUDITOR IS NEAR DEATH
ST. FRANCIS WOOD AND FOREST HILL
GAYNOR CANDIDATE AS INDEPENDENT
JEZ£BEL FLAUNTS MODE, SAYS MAYOR
MARSHALL BLACK'S WIFE BECOMES BREAD WINNER
TOO MANY WIVES CLAIM LECTURER
CLARA MELCHER JAILED IN SOUTH
REDWOOD LICENSES TO WED
C.E. MITCHELL TO BE RESENTENCED
SPURNED BY RELATIVES, TRIES TO END HER LIFE
$35,000 HOME IS DESTROYED
REHEARING ASKED BY WELLS FARGO ON STATE RATES
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TURNER PRESENTS NEW METHOD FOR REDUCING SALOONS
DEMAND LABEL ON ELECTION PRINT
GRAND OPERA HAS TRUST
JOHN SWETT, EDUCATOR, IS DEAD
WOMAN FOLLOWS HER BETROTHED IN SUICIDE
WOMAN AND COMPANION END LIVES TOGETHER
20 SAVED BY LIFE NETS
OFFICE FOR CALIFORNIAN
Blood Is Bandit Trail He Escapes in Launch
Shadow Gowns Forbidden Police Censor Fashions
THUNDERER URGES PATIENCE ABROAD
INDICTMENTS FOR FRAUD IN GETTING SIGNATURES
Metropolitan Champion Wins at Golf
Jess Willard Knocks Out "Bull" Young
ASKS $ 10,000 FOR NICKNAME 'CROOK'
WEDDING DAY SET FOR FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER
QUEFN CONTEST ENDS AT BIG DANCE TONIGHT
BURGLAR GIVEN PROBATION
CRUSHED BENEATH CAR
BOYLE VERSUS JOHNSTONE
CHILD DIES FROM FALL
QUITS SANATORIUM TO BECOME BRIDE
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IS GIVEN CHIEF PETERSEN
0., A. AND E. ROAD TO OPFN SERVICE TO SACRAMENTO
CONTRACTING ENGINEER CHARGED WITH FRAUD
CONFER OVER CROSSINGS
IMPROVERS HOLD ELECTION
Women Opposed to Fortification of The Panama Canal
BODY OF NYE ESCORTED – BY GUARD OF HONOR
INDIAN OFFICIAL IS CHARGED WITH FRAUD
BUREAU SECRETARY NAMED
OAKLAND BREVITIES |
BRYAN, INDORSING CURRENCY BILL, INSURES PASSAGE
HIGH SCHOOLS TABOOED
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A GAMBLER'S BLUFF
DENATURED ALCOHOL LAW
A WEED SEASON DISEASE
NEW YORK'S MAYOR
At One Bite
SOCIAL NEWS
RESIDENCE TO COST $150,000
LITTLE MOVIES |
Talking the Language
Terrible Thought
In the Gym
Proceeding With Caution
Plastered With Labels
Useful
The New Way
Clever Deduction
Her Ultimatum
Titles
Unconscious Contempt
I HOTEL NEWS |
MODERN WOODMEN VOTE ON INCREASED RATES
MISS ALLEN BRIDE OF RICH MINING ENGINEER
ARTILLERY OFFICERS TO RIDE NINETY MILES
ARMY ORDERS T
MINORITY MAKES HARD FIGHT ON FREE WOOL
WARSHIP'S ARMOR COST IS CUT 36 PER CEiNT
THEATERS OBJECT TO SNEEZE POWDER SALES
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McLOUGHLIN DEFEATS WILLIAM J. CLOTHIER
LOGAN AND BERG BOX TO A DRAW
OREGON KIP SELECTED
NEW ARCHERY RECORD
MORRIS RATH RELEASED
THIS ALL COMBS UNDER THE HEAD OF PLEASURE-
SEALS AND OAKS PLAY BALL LIKE BUSH BEGINNERS
Standing of Clubs in Coast League
THREE STRAIGHT FOR THE BEAVERS
Preparing Programs for Athletic Events
ALL STAKE EVENTS ALL FOR TROTTERS IN GRAND CIRCUIT
Woodland Races Proved Thrilling
SEA TOO CHOPFT
Standing of Clubs in Various Leagues
JOCKEY THROWN AND BADLY HURT
Eriksen of Everett Wins Championship
AMERICA'S CUP RACE ASSURED
WOLVES EVEN UP VENICE SERIES IN A CLOSE FINISH
TOPEKA BUYS PLAYER
MOURNING AT CAMP- PERRY
CASABIANCA OUTDONE
PICKING BOXER TO MEET RITCHIE
No Grand Circuit Races at Yonkers
Herrick Trophy Match at Camp Perry
HOMER BRINGING $ 1,000,000 CARGO
MELLEN'S SUCCESSOR MEETS WARM SESSION
! Movements of Steamers |
Sun. Moon and Tide
Time Ball
Shipping Intelligence
Memoranda
ACCUSER OF Q. H. BIXBY VIOLATES HER PAROLE
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SECRETARY TO M'REYNOLDS
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GREAT OIL RIVALS ARE CONTENDERS
STOCKS ARE SLOW IN WALL STREET
GOOD RAINS EASE PRICE OF CORN
LOCAL MARKETS
WOMEN SEE DEADLY DUEL
INSURANCE ELECTION HELD
WARSHIP SINKS GUNBOAT
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
■* *« Weather Report
ORNAMENTS CROWD WHITE HOUSE, ASSERTS MANN
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WOMAN WILL RUN FOR SUPERVISOR
FIRE CHIEFS INVITED TO PORTOLA FESTIVAL
S.P. TO HAUL EXHIBITS FOR LAND SHOW FREE
STOLEN DYNAMITE CAP SEVERELY INJURES BOYS
SPEAKS OFF HIS GUARD; GIVES TIP TO SLAVERY SQUAD
NONPARTISANS' O.K. HELD UP FOR FOUR YEAR RULING
LABOR NEWS
Swindle by Parcels Post Packages Are Sent C.O.D.
"ARMY," WHO SOLD PAPERS, IS DEAD
| TELEGRAPH BREVITIES 1 ♦ —».
BOURN AFTER POOR FARM
TWO HAYNES CARS COMPLETE TOUR
GOSSIP ALONG "GAS ROW
WILSON IN NO HURRY TO NAME McNAB'S SUCCESSOR
INJURED MAN WANTS ' $180,000 IN DAMAGES
H. W. MOFFITT ARRESTED IN STOCK SALE DEAL
BURLESON ORDER DEFIED
LANGENDORF BAKERY FIRE
SEARCH ROOMING HOUSES FOR GIRL
MISSION PLAY CHIEFS OFF FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Marriage Licenses
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GANGS WORKING DAY AND NIGHT ON POWER PROJECT
GREAT RUSH TO SOLANO FARM LANDS fi ▲ & m:, 4*3> . <$4>Q>
LETTER CARRIERS PLAN CLAMBAKE
MRS. CURTAZ FAILS TO PROVE KINSMAN HIT HER
AUTO INJURES ITS OWNER
PHOENIX CLUB PLACED UNDER POLICE BLOCKADE
SAN PABLO AVENUE TO BE STATE HIGHWAY
HALTS FIRE JOBS BY LEAVING ROOM
'TO SHOP' INCLUDED TANGO AND POPPING OF CORKS
TWO GOVERNORS START FOR SAN FRANCISCO
LOCAL BREVITIES
WIRE ASKS IF PREACHER ADMITTED DURRANT CRIME
$ 25,000 FORTUNE FOR PERFECT BABY
PARK HIGHWAYMAN IS FREED THROUGH PITY
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