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Brand: San Francisco Examiner
Item: Original daily newspaper issue from the San Francisco Examiner morning edition
Date: Saturday, September 24, 1927
Edition: 6 A.M. edition, Vol. CXXVII, No. 86
Country of origin: United States
Material: Newsprint paper
Front page headline: \"THREE IN JULIAN NET FREED\" with subheads including \"\'Tiger\' Dances at Sight of Pershing\" and \"NATION-WIDE PHONE RATE PROBE SOUGHT\"
Front page topics: coverage of the Julian scandal, Louis B. Mayer indictment thrown out as unjust, Frank Keenan sued as drunkard by his wife, federal utilities rate investigation, diplomat killed in plane crash, and other national and local stories
Interior sections: sports pages with \"I\'ll Never Fight Again: Jack Dempsey\" boxing headline, World Series and college football reports, box scores and lineups, comics including \"Bringing Up Father,\" crossword puzzle, and local news columns
Advertising highlights: full-page Emporium Down-Stairs Store advertisement for new fall hats at $5.00, hunting and sporting goods promotions, and additional San Francisco business advertising from the late 1920s
Weight: digital scale photo shows 0 lb 6.5 oz
Era: Original 1920s pre-Depression American newspaper, suitable for collectors, historians, display, or ephemera archives
Keywords: vintage 1927 newspaper, San Francisco history, Julian scandal headline, Jack Dempsey fight, California ephemera
