The Seattle Star dated October 28, 1911

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Raa rt me STAK—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1911 SEATTLE | T SMILE A’ > Little Village of Hyannis by the Sea—Plain and a JB AR Naki

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55 YEARS IN COTTON MILL--IS THE OLDEST WOMAN WEAVER BY GEORGE ALLEN ENGLAND, Seventy-aix years of life, 65 of them...

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the government ownership propo- | practical Spokane, where he took up th ter of a special session with the rtlea ive...

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* court to qualify veniremen whom DARROW BREAKS WITH THE COURT od Freee Leased Wire) 35 ANGELES: Oct. 28.—With the record...

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66 ’ . ° F e’ve Flirted With Each Other for 56 Years; , 4 That’s What Kept Us Happy; Say Couple, Aged 81 ‘ at § at ept Us...