The Seattle Star dated March 2, 1920

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” Vote for Hugh M. Caldwell teday for mayor. Vote for Philip Tindall for the three- year term for the council; A. T. Drake

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06 another week demonstrating the “COMBINATION RANGE less fuel! —the modern range YOU want; it saves its price by burning...

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THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920. es To Protect Little Sister, Bill Only Superfeature Pictures Are Shown Mere Lots of

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ie of Influenza Reduced to a Law 0 Says It Comes in} 33-Week Cycles | When will the next attack ocour? | Here i the pant...

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RINGSIDE NOTES ON rized paving Sixth ave. 8, ave, SW, and W. Alaska st, eesti to Wh Set March wt ave. 8. 12th ave, W Now,...

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Nington, $4.60 for 6 Hindsight being much more satisfactory than foresight, is observable that President Wilson's present...

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ages SPECS REIL THE OUTDOOR APPAREL OF SPRING has an interesting showing in the Downstairs Store —a showing in which advance

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MI) a, BY BEUL 8 88 GRACE today at her home and spring greens were Assisting Miss Fischer were Thelma Miller, Miss Mildred M

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SUPREME COURT ACTION AMAZES Trust Busters Baffled by Steel Decision | | WASHINGTON, March 2 | ernment officials today were B

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TEKETALIZOHO af init Sex| TIMES AS HARD Young Merchant Says|| 7710 Count in Barotse as in ‘of Life Has Been Real. || Mere...

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Long Lane’s Turning Hallie Erminie Rives Copyright; 1917, by Dodd, Mead & Co. \ ) aeteenene ee m Your story » to Mr fa case

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WHERE THE NO SODA rm OFF TO GAY HAVANA WHERE @ GUY CAN QUENCH Se oyyweights | to Head -Fistic Tourney; Mike _ Pete and...

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Ae SAN FRANCIS POTATOPRICES JUMP TO Sind Spud Quotations Are Boost- |?" free s8e'per ts ed by Local Dealers Puech VWasuls...

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