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San Francisco Call, Volume 114, Number 160, 18 November 1913
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Masthead
GEN. BLANQUET DRIVES HUERTA FROM PALACE
Detectives Closing In on Bold Train Robbers
FERGUSON'S WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE
City of Dayton Wants Goethals as Manager
Mexican Envoy Given Wilson Wedding Bid
Thaw Scores First Point Over Jerome
Streetcar Men Join New Zealand Strike
JURY IS DEBATING ON WIDNEY'S FATE
Banks May Loan to Farmers on Realty
COUNTRY LIFE BOARD NAMED
Women of France Fight "Demon Rum"
WILD MAN LOOSE IN SUTRO FOREST
Woman Suffragist Speaks at Harvard
"M'ALPINE LED DYNAMITE RING"
Freed by Picture of Wife and Children
Silver Tea Set Senate Gift for Miss Wilson
Racing Automobiles Carrying Armory to Guard Oakland Peace
Shot in Head, Skull Flattens Out Bullet
Thaw Arrested on Extradition Warrant
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Pinchot Hears His Theories Criticised
UNION LEAGUE'S '"49ER"
GERMAN LADIES' DANCE
CONCRETE IS BEING POURED IN STOCKTON STREET TUNNEL WORK
OFFICER SHOT BY YEGG SUSPECTS
'PINKIE' IN SECRET ATTENDS DIVORCE
REDWOOD OF PAST AGES FOUND
WILL HELP FIGHT FOR HETCH HETCHY
GALE DRIVES BAY BOATS ON ROCKS
MOTHER TO FACE KIDNAPING CHARGE
S. P. DENIES VALLEY RATES ARE EXCESSIVE
YON DER MEHDEN CONCERT
FAIR COMEDIENNE IS CENTRAL FIGURE IN SENSATIONAL SUIT
$100,000 IS INVOLVED IN THIS SUIT
Rioting East Indians Terrorize Ladysmith
Jewelers' Combines Are Sued as Trust
U. S. Battleships Sail From Naples
FAVORS MILITARY TRAINING
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GO TO CHURCH DAY IDEA FAVORED
Flood in England, 1914, Prophecy of Seeress
PRISON REFORM LECTURE
DRUIDS HOLD BANQUET
Need 100 Ships For Trade in Canal
New Haven Road to Borrow Many Millions
Recent Holdups of R. R. Trains Near San Francisco
WESTERFELD KIN TO CONTEST WILL
BASTIAN MAY BE MARINE DESERTER
Bank Cashier Ends Life in Coffin Box
"Window Smasher" Has Pupil; Thief Captured
Stefanssen Safe, Is Report From Arctic
Officials to Discuss Congestion at Ferry
Run Down by Autoists; Injuries Are Serious
COULSON TRIAL IS DELAYED TILL DEC. 2
"Borne, Sweet Home, Detestable,'' Says Minister
CHIEF CREATES HER COUNCIL
Divorcee Gets Stock In de Lesseps' Ditch, But It Is Worthless
Judge Sympathizes With Young Burglar
AUTO OWNERS PROTEST AGAINST TAX LEVIED
PROGRESSIVE LOVE FEAST NEXT WEEK
Tivoli to Be Turned into "Movie" Theater
Power Pleads Not Guilty to Charge
McCombs Declines to Lead Democratic Clubs
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NO FLATFOOT WALTZERS HERE
Senators Agree on New Currency Bill
John Dove No Peace Dove, Says Mrs. Dove
AUTO STRUCK BY TRAIN IN 3 MILE SNOWSHED
OPERETTA AND PLAYLET BY BERKELEY PUPILS
SUPPLIES FOR NAVY
REDUCE COMMUTERS' FARES
MORE POLICE AT NIGHT
Wonderland Play in Seven Seas Grownups to Entertain Kiddies
MORNING HOLDUPS BUSY
WEATHER FORECAST
NEW POPPY, PEACH, PUMPKIN, MELONS
Oil for Fuel on P. C. S. C. Vessels
INDORSE PIER PROJECT
WILL HOLD SMOKER
HINDUS WIN POINT IN JUDGE'S RULING
MOOSE TO GIVE SMOKER
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FIGHT FIRE IN THE HOLD OF VESSEL
President of New York Central Lines Resigns
Lieut. Slingsby Calls Five Witnesses in Case
Wife of Oldest Native Dies in San Rafael
Supervisors Refuse High Billboard Permit
Graft Inquiry Will Include New York City
Arbitration Board Tries to Settle Strike
Lid on Nashville for First Time in History
3 MORE WINDJAMMERS HAVE SAILED LAST TRIP
FRENCH SHIPS CRIPPLED WHILE ROUNDING HORN
Orovllle Orange and Olive Exposition, November 25th to 30tH.
COPPETTE SAYS LIQUOR WAS SERVED TO GIRLS
ROOSEVELT HERO OF GIRLS SAVED FROM DIVE IN RIO
NATIONAL UNION PLANS FOR "FAMILY REUNION"
SUNNYVALE TO BOND FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS
REPAIRS ON MANCHURIA
PRECINCTS OF CITY WILL BE REDUCED
GOT IDEA ON LAW REFORM?
FAMOUS TEACHER DIES
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CALL'S DOUBLE PAGE OF SPORTS
This Is Another Game That Is Played by Many
Slattery's Spikes
Willard and Podel Box a 10 Round Draw In Milwaukee Ring
NAPS' TRAINING GROUND
NEW BOXER HERE FOR TRYOUT
McCarthy and Ferns Even in 15 Rounds
Day's Day Dreams
Silk Hat Harry's Divorce Suit
SMITH JABS LANGFORD AT WILL
Coulon Is Not Dead; He Is in Condition And Wants to Fight
Columbia Club Will Stage Card Tonight
CUTLER WANTS WILLARD
BUSHER LOOKS GOOD
ATHLETIC CHATTER
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NEWS WRITTEN BY LEADING EXPERTS
HAP HOGAN WOULD BE A MOGUL
Colgate's Victory Was a Bitter Pill For Yale to Down
Famous Fighters of Old Bare Knuckle Days
Fultz Poses as a Moses Leads the Players On
Kicks From the Field
GREAT POLO CONTESTS CARDED
Elliott Honored by The Athletic Union
Here Is a Critic Who Thinks Chance Should Be Helped
Chancellor Blames Theater for Team's Defeat on Gridiron
NEW GIANT PITCHER
FULTZ DENIES REPORT
Princeton Has Won Eight From Harvard
ODDS SHIFT IN FAVOR OF YALE
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The Peace Victories of the United States Army
To Build a Model City
THE BIG FOUR
THE STAGE EXIT
Evening Calls
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX -ON- Married Life
Footnotes of Humor
Krazy Kat
HOW TO TELL
HE KNEW
The Dingbat Family
Polly and Her Pals
Us Boys
The Trophy of the Chase
Tabloid Tales
j* NEW PROVERB WANTED *
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IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL – NEWS OF THE THEATERS
MISS JULIA THOMAS BRIDE ELECT DR. J. CORSCODEN HAPPY GROOM
Gossip of th? Drawing Room
PROMINENT CALIFORNIANS LEAVE FOR HONOLULU
PLAN UNION SERVICE
Lectures This Week In City Public Schools
Church Bazaar Ready For Holiday Shoppers
LUNCHEON TAKES PLACE OF PERSIAN DEDICATION
LIBRARIANS' EXAMINATIONS
200 SAIL ON SONOMA
ARE QUIETLY MARRIED
WOMEN TO STAGE PLAY
WHISPERINGS in the WINGS...
Mosciska Proves Great Success In "Traviata"
U.C. Alumni to Honor Mrs. Phoebe Hearst For Her Munificence Philanthropist to Be Guest of Honor at Reception in St. Francis Hotel December 11
Commercial Club "400 Workers" Campaign On
B'NAI B'RITH BALL
Sorosis Club Begins Chamber Music Series Of Three Concerts
TO RAISE $40,000 FOR FAIR DAIRY BUILDING
"MAN AND SUPERMAN" IS SATIRIC SHAW PLAY AT ALCAZAR PLEASES
Students to Give Millinery Exhibit
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Special Features of Interest to Women
DAY
ARMA VIRUMQUE CANO
A Coiffure to Suit You—Take Your Pick
BUTTERFLIES
THE KING OF DIAMONDS
You Can Begin This Great Story Today By Reading This First
The Girl Who Is Neglected By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Tina Muffltare hm&y
Estelle Was a Nice Girl, But Just Look What She Did
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Vital Statistics
! WEATHER REPORT
1 Shipping Intelligence
SUN. MOON and TIDE
! Real Estate Transactions
LOCAL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
NEW YORK BONDS I 1
I GRAIN QUOTATIONS j
GOSSIP ON WHEAT MAINLY BULLISH
DEMAND STRONG FOR CITY BONDS
i LOCAL PRODUCE i • 1
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PORT COLLECTORS MAY GET RAISE
Hetch Hetchy 0. X.'d by Susan B. Anthony Club
Arrested on Charge Of Mistreating Girl
Great Crowds Flock To Coliseum Rink
Cemeteries 'Dead Wall/ Wants Them Removed
TALK ON MUNICIPAL WORK
PINDELL IN RUSSIAN JOB DESPITE LETTER REPUTED TO LEWIS
Bargain Sale of Money Resumed Tomorrow
CHARITY PLAY SUCCESS
DANIELS TO PASS ON VALLEJO FERRY
CALL TRIP SUNDAY TO BURLINGAME WILL BE WORTH WHILE
PATROLMAN FACES SERIOUS CHARGE
Asiatic Strike in Africa Is Spreading
MRS. COLBOURN'S FUNERAL
CRACK ATHLETE MARRIED
RABBI MEYER WILL SPEAK
RESTAURANT MEN BANQUET]
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