The Seattle Star dated May 2, 1917

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in The Star's STATE NOT TO BLACK DECLARES Final arguments in the 1. W. W. trial began Wednesday. Prosecutor Lioyd Black, of

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STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, STATEWON'TTRY | TO TRY ALL I. W. W. » -fifty- -three years’ service [Continued From Page 1} to the...

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STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1917, PAGE 4 By the Editor of The Star LOT of folks in Seattle are deluding themselves with the idea

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STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1917. PAGE 6 {BUSINESS GOOD FOR Business |e growing so fast that W. A. Walla the ener getic manager of

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RIOTING MARKS SLAV MAY DAY” CELEBRATIONS Until Saturday Night Only Tomorrow | LONDON, May 2-—May Day passed peaceably in...

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