The Seattle Star dated July 29, 1919

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A ARE KILLED AND 150 WOUNDED IN CHICAGO RIOT An American Paper That Fights for Americanism Tides in Seattle LATE EDITION a

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FLEET ON WAY UP THE COAST California Cities Planning a Great Welcome N DIEGO, Cal, July 29. hile the Pacific fleet is steam:

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wae sc ta STAR—TUESDAY, J JULY ee 1919. A Light Drama of Pink Passion Mauve Sorrow IRENE CASTLE The Best Dressed Woman on the

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7 Nts a th a ‘NEW TRAFFIC CODE PASSES Council Finally Enacts Bill | Restricting Parking MeDougall ¢ fouthwick SECOND AVENUE

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416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU UR credit system has been established for your conventence to 4ssist you to’ furnish your

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Governor Hart Makes Good ics But N ot Gov. Louis F. Hart will not recall the appointment of Senator Kuykendall as a member of

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BIG TIMBER BY BERTRAND W. SINCLAIR {Continued From Yesterday) Bhe reached the Charteris Theatre & doorman acess dim interior.

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ay Tea for Visitor Mrs. Raymond Dabney Miller, Who is visiting her parents, Mr irs, Winfield R. smith, enter & few young...

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THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1919. ‘nd That Ocean Breeze Creates an Awful Appetite. WELL, | WASNT GOING DowN THERE...

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io ean hte tht ana et PR, Kad $d. 1919. “Atte nti on, ' Bike Racers! f and a crew of cle dealers of the Seattle | Bicycle...

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~ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE OVERSEAS MAN, RETURNED SOC- dier, Wishes a job, millwrirht or | carpenter; permanent: marrie man;

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NIRS 2 LR RR MD Sn 2 7 . wan ae 7 . 2 sce MO canescens: | of Seattle Pounds at — } iS TALK OF PLANS pewriter Now, But Will Be

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REFUSES TO REMOVE | ELGIN V. KUYKENDALL OLYMPIA, July 29.—State Senator Elgin V. Kuyken- dall, of Pomeroy, who voted and...