The Seattle Star dated March 3, 1919

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Because the Lamping bill failed by one vote, thousands of nition. Surely this cannot be the last word in the matter. ing...

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Monday and Tuesday—Last Times PAULINE | FREDERICK —IN— “PAID IN FULL The World-famous Eugene Walker Drama of a Good Woman's

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MPa OX CARTS MUST Absolutely Nothing Can Keep JAMES Q. CLEMMER Away From the “Mickey” Horserace. He Never Misses “Come on,

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‘ RECOGNITION IN GERMAN RULE BY PRANK J. TAYLOR (United Press Correspondnet) BERLIN, March %&—The German government today...

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THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1919. a TAR STARSHELLS | Editors Mail Where Can I Find Relief From as cen eae | Itching,

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FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET | | The Doubly-useful Davenport Bed is represented in our Furniture displays

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TROOPS OF 63D 4,000 YANKEES {7 TO HAVE JOYOUS AN plans for th rd regiment of « Bining over 400 men, will be | Completed at a

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LAMPING BILL DEFEATED BY SINGLE VOTE} x Continued From Page One| Hanson Appeals to Voters on Election Putting it up to the