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San Francisco Call, Volume 114, Number 88, 27 August 1913
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL TO APPEAR AS EVENING NEWSPAPER
90,000,000 FEET OF LUMBER IN THE BAY POINT YARDS ABLAZE
VERDI SHAFT IN NEW YORK
OWNERS OF THE SAN FRANCISCO EVENING CALL
REHEARSE GREEK PLA V IN SIERRA
CITY OFFICER SHOOTS COMPANION AND HIMSELF
RAIL BONDS CARRY, 4 TO 1 $ 3,500,000 Voted for City Lines
INDIAN RUNNER STORK'S HERALD
$3,000,000 OF CROP FUND IS SENT TO CALIFORNIA
WIRELESS CALLS SHIP TO RACE WITH DEATH
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ELY IS FLOODED; 2 DIE IN HOTEL
SECRETARY LANE DEFINES | NEW NATIONAL POLICY
WOMAN ACCUSES TWO ATTORNEYS
PRINCE FRANCOIS IS DEAD
PASTOR ON TRIAL FOR KISSING GIRL OF CONGREGATION
MISSOURI LEAD MINERS WIN; STRIKE IS ENDED
PRESIDENT GOMEZ HAS CASTRO'S ARMY IN JAIL
ISLAND HEAD CREDITED WITH FAITHFUL SERVICE
Bonds Carry in Every District Only Close Vote Registered in 31
CHURCHES LINED AGAINST UNIONS ON SALOON ISSUE
YOUTHS PLEAD GUILTY TO STEALING JEWELRY
CLAREMONT CLUB WILL GIVE "THE BUTTERFLIES"
SACRAMENTO BOY ADMITS DROWNING OF PLAYMATE
MISS FLORA LEVEY BRIDE OF CAMPBELL M'GREGOR
ELDERLY WOMAN HURT WHEN BOAT HITS DOCK
TAHOE SPECIAL
WITHDRAW THAW WHIT; ATTORNEYS TIE UP RETURN
CHINDA DELIVERS NOTE ON LAND LEGISLATION
SUSPECT MONKEYS; INNOCENCE PROVEN
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FINAL END OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH MEXICO LIKELY TODAY
Elopers Arrested After Long Chase Across Continent
CITY SALARIES TO POOR SAN BERNARDINO FAD
ACCIDENT CAUSES DEATH
LONG BEACH MINISTER ADMITS "INDISCRETIONS"
UNITED STATES BEHIND PHILIPPINES IN HYGIENE
Alameda Bathing Benches
Stable Fly Exonerated Doesn't Carry Paralysis
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
FAMOUS MUSICIAN WILL BE HEARD IN OAKLAND
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION LISTENS TO LECTURE
NEWSPAPER MAN TO BE SECRETARY TO MAYOR
ARCHDEACON WHO CLIMBED MOUNT McKINLEY ARRIVES I
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The San Francisco Call Will Appear as an Evening Newspaper
THE DANCING CRAZE
LOBBYING FOR BIRDS
JAPAN'S FRESH RESENTMENT
I'Hurry Up and Get the Agony Over"
FERRY TALES
HOTEL NEWS !
1 SOCIAL NEWS
Queries Answered |
GENERAL MURRAY HOME FROM TOUR
DEMOCRATIC CLUB FOR CITY RAILWAYS
THIEVES OVERLOOK $2,500
ARMY ORDERS
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SEALS BOW TO ANGELS IN OPENING SKIRMISH
Lake Cooper Burned Up By Motor Boats
English Channel Too Rough for Yankee
Aviator Hawker Keeps Up Great Flight
Standing of Clubs in Coast League
LONESOME TALLY WINS FOR OAKS
Auto Poloists Hook Up in Speedy Game
College Athletes Plan Opening Rally
South Americans Line Up at Ranges
Mollie Darling Hangs Up New Record
ELEVENTH NETS BEAVERS A WELL EARNED VICTORY
BOSTON MAGNATE JUMPS ON LYNCH
Young's Death Caused by Brain Concussion
Washington Jossers Off for ihe Orient
RUGBY KICKERS BUSY
BALL MAGNATES MEET
NEW PITCHER ON JOB
TENNIS GAMES POSTPONED
Ritchie and Welsh Agree on Griffin
KELLY LOOKS FOR QUICK KNOCKOUT
BURNS IS WINNER OVER WATSON IN A LIVELY MIXUP
REPUBLICANS TO WHITMAN
KAISER'S FAMILY ON TOUR
| LOCAL BREVITIES
Standing of Clubs in Various Leagues
GOLFERS OUT FOR NATIONAL HONORS
GOVERNMENT WATCHMAN KILLED BY AN ENGINE
COLLECTOR OF PORT GETS GOVERNMENT DECISION
UNMASKED THUG ROBS SACRAMENTO PAWNBROKER
WILLIAMS TAKES HIS HAT OFF TO CALIFORNIA BOY
ANGRY GUEST IS STRONG OF MUSCLE
PACIFIC GAS ATTACKS LAW
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TWO LINERS SAIL FOR ISLAND PORT
UNITED CIGAR FOLK PICNIC AT FETTERS
| Movements of Steamers |
Snn, Moon nnd Tide
Time Ball
Shipping Intelligence
Memoranda
GERMANS WILL EXHIBIT AT FAIR UNOFFICIALLY
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
STOCK SELLERS ARE SUED
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PLANS FOR CROP MOVEMENT LOANS
Local Securities
BUSINESS DULL IN WALL STREET
HOT WEATHER IS CORN SCARECROW
FRESNO PAIR WED HERE TO AVOID WELL WISHERS
LOCAL MARKETS
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Weather Report
PICKARD LAWYER FIGHTS WIDOWS ALLOWANCE PLEA
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MRS. DE LATIMER IS GRANTED A DIVORCE
FIFTY THOUSAND BRICKS FOR OKLAHOMA BUILDING
RILING CIRCUS OPENS SATURDAY
SCENIC TOURS ARE MADE PUBLIC
Two Circus Elephants 'Wash Out' on Grounds
Buried by Atttoinobile <$>44> **#w Odd Request Carried Out
UNION TO ASK FOR PAINT INSPECTOR
DEATH FOR GIRL'S SLAYER
BILLBOARD MEN GRANTED DELAY
FUEL CASES IN OCTOBER
LAWYER REBUKED BY WOMAN JUROR
SPEER INQUIRY IS BLOCKED
Marriage Licenses
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EACH HIGH SCHOOL TO PUBLISH ITS OWN MAGAZINE
TO YOSEMITE IN A NIGHT
SIX CAMINETTI TRIAL JURORS SWORN
SOLANO CITY TO HAVE HOUSE OF WORSHIP SOON
SCANDINAVIANS WILL ENCOURAGE COLONIZATION
CEMETERY PROTEST FILED
ST. JOSEPH'S MAYOR WINS
WOOD ABANDONS HIS TOUR
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