The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 3

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Those friends are miesing are tavited te report lthe disappearance directiy to The star. | [Headers whe may know the wherenbon let persone mentioned In this col | bento | The Star. | Other sewepapers to reproduce such Iteme ae will interest readers. W., Seattle, | believed to be working | tall and bas dark brown ha VICTOR 8S. THORP, 2% | Snoqualmie mine worker, as dark brown ey and y hair of the same color, Is} feet 11 Inches tall and weighs put 192 p leather ja tan ca N. 98th st ] ie ag Margaret Burns, 16, of 37 Auburn ave, Mansfield, Ohio, “w believed Burns is tall, weighs about 1 has dark brown eyes and dark hatr | with a bit of gray. She writes “he's rather nice looking and my mother | always told us he was a and proud of his three boy was held in the city jail Friday n open charge, pending an tempt to connect him with recent holdups | rcotic Chief | Goes to Denver rry V. Will agent in Thursday for Denver here, left to be a witness in the prosecution | of Harry C. Miller, an attorney of | | Denver, charged with shipping nar-| cotics. MISSING RELATIVES |, ‘The Atar Invites Its readers to mas this | department as an aid in finding missing relatives of friends, The department is [to help In reuniting those who have been | whose relatives of | as ig are requested wise to report to are invited | ALAN FRELAND, brother, in this section, He former | | ne your wife, KE nwa. Thorp is with her mother, next where she was left with your you started for work at mines. Jest girl in the world” if her! r, MICHAEL J, BURNS, 57,| to be in Seattle, would) to her. He left Trafford Pa., in 1912 about 5 feet 11 inches pounds and dad and his vere. |with a special assess amount of liquor alle been manuf RRB The Missing Persons bureau at the letter ther is police station here hi from K. Klunder, in The lands, for HARMANNA BENTH divorced wife of DICK heard from 13 years ago Mrs. C. BE. Baker, 159 Central ave San Franciseo, Cal. ks word of MAE A. 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