The Seattle Star dated June 24, 1914

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HUSBANDS STOLE AUTO TO GET WORK---"A MAN WILL DO LOT TO KEEP WIFE FROM STARVING,” SAYS ONE IN JAIL; WIVES LOOK FOR WORK and

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