The Seattle Star dated September 1, 1919

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aa MONDAY SEPT. 1 Viret Low Tide 48 a om. LT ft First High Tide A mapper ene Oh ceoeeaoenpmnne An American Paper That Fights

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hy Nov } Btandard Murniture Co i DeGr Rirs: The furnace ls pro a, 198 ine and ie stove. Yours very Mrs, G. F, Farley rod 46en

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Cereme wane fen eem Until Tuesday Night Only A big mysiery story of & supposed crime that they try to fasten on a girl— ENID

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Indicating that Seat Tation has increased fast September, 5.000 more _ &ehool children than reported Mast year are expected

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a en THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1919. ~~ ~ SE CL Ce ® NELSON Tae to .. SGitth Avenue “Pine Street Sixth Avenue $"

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CABLE ADDRESS—“LEEWAKE” Wakefield & Company Packers THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1919. BUILDERS OF STEEL SHIPS AN

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by the Number ‘of Steam- Out of Seattle e Seattle Port Commission for 1919 . MATSON NAVIGATION CO: Service to Hawallan...

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SEVEN ARE KILLED IN KNOXVILLE RIOTS . SCORES $ HURT IN OUTBREAK Troops With Machine Guns) Are Guarding City KNOXVILLE, Sept.

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18 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE | YOUNG MAN ATTENDING TH university wishes ong? | while attending seh ‘an drive | | and_care for

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Sunday Unlucky Day for Western Armada Is Review- Seattle Motorists ed by Secretary Daniels ave. N BY M.D. TRACY ts (United

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