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Sausalito News, Volume 36, Number 23, 5 June 1920
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HEAVY TRAVEL LAST WEEK-END
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AUTOMOBILISTS PAY FINES
MRS. W. B. LAWRENCE GOING EAST
SAUSALITO-SAN RAFAEL BUS LINE STARTS FIFTEENTH
BELVEDERE ITEMS
SYSTEM FEDERATION MEETING
NATIVE SONS ELECT OFFICERS
CAME NEAR BLEEDING TO DEATH
RED CROSS FIRST AID STUDENT SAVES LIFE
ARRESTED FOR STEALING HANDCARS
SUMMER ON HILLS OF SAUSALITO
MARIN COUNTY HOUSEWIVES’ LEAGUE
THE USUAL FISHERMAN’S LUCK
VALUABLE PRODUCT ONCE WASTE
BIG BASEBALL SERIES STARTS TO-MORROW AT SAN RAFAEL
WOMEN AND PREACHERS POLITICAL DOWNSFALL
ANNUAL GYMKHANA
DANCES AT TAMALPAIS CENTRE
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP
SALT LAKE HIGHWAY TO COAST
A RECOGNITION OF FAITHFUL SERVICE
FLAG PAY SERVICES ON JUNE 14th
LOCAL TRAIN NEWSBOY IS FREED OR LIQUOR SALE CHARGE
Court Calendar
J. ELMER MOBLEY 49 YEARS OLD RECEIVES NICE PRESENT
YACHTSMEN ENJOY BEACH PICNIC
SIX INDICTMENTS FOR PROFITEERING
SUGAR HELD FOR PRICE RISE, BOARD IS TOLD
MURDERER OF WIFE AND DAUGHTER TO HANG
MOONSHINERS MAKE $6000 DAILY PROFIT
Her Vote
Golden State News
Overall Movement Spreads Over the Country
Emergency Troops on Duty in Ireland
WARNING SOUNDED BY PROHIBITION AGENT
1 KILLED, 3 HURT BY WILD AUTO
‘BONE DRY’ LAW CAUSED DEATH, WILL ASSERTS
CAPITALIST IS CHARGED WITH FRAUD ATTEMPT
1,500 TEACHEDS IN STATE QUIT POSTS IN YEAR
METHODISTS CHANGE RELIGION TO SUIT THE TIMES
PROFITEERING IN WOOL IS CHARGE
LEVI P. MODTON WILL BEQUEATH $10,000,000
BINGHAMTON CLOTHIERS GUILTY OF PROFITEERING
RETIRED OAKLAND MAN MEETS DEATH IN EAST
AMERICA HAS COAL AVAILABLE FOR 7,000 YEAR
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The Dry Season Is Coming- Don’t Start Any Fires
BERGDOLL’S ESCAPE
SECOND INSTALLMENT DUE
Municipal Fire Departments’ Co-operation Plan
SUMMER VACATION MILLS COLLEGE
CALIFORNIANS WHO HAVE MADE RACE FOR PRESIDENCY
VERDICT ON TWO WILSONS
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Brief Items of Local Interest
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM TIBURON-BELVEDERE
JOE JOSEPH PROMOTED
GEORGE CHEDA’S CAR FOUND HERE
CORTE MADERA BOY IS A VICTIM OF GREEN APRICOTS
RED McCARTHY GETS SAN QUENTIN SENTENCE
SAN RAFAEL Y.P. CONVENTION
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The Reason
The Job We Are Here For
ROOST WILL DESTROY MITES
PREMIUM FOR GRADED EGGS
Georgett and Tricotine
LOS ANGELES NUTTIEST CITY, SAYS CASEY
Vast Coal and Iron Resources of New South Wales.
“Some” Gun
A Sensitive Soul
PTOMAINE POISONING CAUSES
FEED SUPPLY FOR CHICKENS
POULTRY NOTES
A Suit One
“DIAMOND DYES” NEVER STREAK, FADE, RUN
Save Our Forest
Ouch!
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THE AUTOIST’S JOYS
GREEK FOLK LIFE IN S.F.
TRUSTEES MEET LAST NIGHT
PISTOLESI’S DEMURRER ORDERED SUBMITTED ON BRIEFS
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
DOCUMENTS
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