The Seattle Star dated October 18, 1919

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f) % AS MU RDER FAILS! akes to See Death Tube Snatched From Under Door On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise

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PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. Unjust ‘Court-Martial Attitude by Gen. Johnston Investigated;Maj. H.M.

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XTRA! EXTRA! George W. Phillips in “Paid tn = George Walsh tn “The Stewart in “The Romance of Seattic ; But Farnam in “The

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CITY ACCEPTS “TOO HIGH” BIDS R. Stare that bids filed for the conktruction of the Lake Union steam plant were excessively...

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Mrs. Deaver | THE SEATTLE STAR-—-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. PON, Oct. congress November 10, on the peace treaty was...

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EVERETT TRUE ‘DITORIAL— a. 4 ae The most powerful artificial light in the history of mar has been constructed by Elmer Sperry

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It's a real satisfying sort of place to eat, and the service is as rood as the well cooked foot. Where You Get Service = ¢

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PAGE 8 Luncheon by Mrs. Frink| Mre. Francis Guy Frink will en tertain the cast of the “Belle of Mallard” with a luncheon at

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i a GAMBLERS CORNERING se After Looting was Cash Register tearth time within ® Pandits cocaped ly robbing a Fre AMERICA'S...

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PAGE 10 | RETURN BY POPULAR DEMAND STARTS TOMORROW (SATURDAY) SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Oct, 14, United — Prons.)—Inierviewed here

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THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. | Nw : FOR 8A nv . HELP WANTED }20 SALESMEN WANTED Teer ne v s ANTED | AGENTS

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7. : Expert Testifies ‘Before Senate Committee NGTON, Oct ora the sugar supply Is take rl trod of the governments ol from con

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I MUST HAVE AN QCCuPATION! TLL GO IN AND TELL ‘EM TM MILLING TO Argonne Forest Falls on Cross; Farmer Wins Again;...

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PAGE 15 fhese Have Talked THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. WEDLOCKED It Didn't Sound Right AN’ NO ROUGE OR HAIR.

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THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. PAGE 17 ;|New Motor Law Develops | Latest-“Back Seat Driver” | It only took one

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a THE SEATTLE STAR | AMERICA IS CALLING ~~ FOR MEN WITH BRAINS | America today is calling for “BRAINS”--men with brain power,