The Seattle Star dated December 13, 1909

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THE S NO. 252 AL BANKS AY TRIBUTE 0 GORMLEY UTE PAID TO THE COUNTY TREASURER, in Savings & Trust Company Horton & Company...

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tor and Douglas; half backs, Seel | Rogers and Thompson; TACOMA TAKES GAME (By United Brees) } well timed shot at the net...

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de Musical Play Now Marked by Many Features, Including ll Battle. sis Welford Begins His ond and Last Week 4 “Mr. Hopkinson”

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1 THE DEMAND CONGRESS WILL HEAR SOON MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1909 HUMANE GOCIETY 18 NOW GATISGFIED WITH THE MANNER IN WHICH PUP6

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THE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1909 5 this store’s exhibit of iday articles is truly a superb exposition representing the...

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INGER 15 FOUND NOT GUILTY ON FIRST CHARGE SHIPPING 1S DELAYED BY THE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, SERIOUSLY HURT BY STREET GAR

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SHEPHERD SEES BIG CORPERATION THROW WOMEN AND CHILDREN OUT OF THEIR HOMES AT LUDLOW: | Dramatic Story of the Most Heartless

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No discussion in The Star's € olumns in months has stirred up q deep, Widreprens! st as that which followed the publi ge...

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