The Seattle Star dated September 15, 1920

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SSTARWICH AHEAD FOR SHERIFE , tt : a Weather and rain; strong southerly winds, Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 60....

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‘Y, SEPTEMRER 15, 1920. THE SEATTLE + Ae ‘Man Who Fasted for Satisfactory Terms ‘Always Si sidht ith s vilain to make it...

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Little Star of Stage Comes to Liberty in “39 East” reen star is rapidly progrensl Lite Miss Binney has betn o ring on the...

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THE SEATTLE STAR Mary Marie Py EleanorllPorter st COPYRIGHT 1920 (Continued from yesterday) We were left alone again, after

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he oity, PF es, Jn che Bate ot 06.60 for ¢ montha oF Sener Seattle Star B00 per month; # months, $1.00; @ months, $2.75; year

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‘ . With a bag of 189 perch and ‘men said they not! in a growth of weeds and found the FUEL SAFE AND ESCAPE Cop’s Bullets...

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INNER AND THEATRE PARTY FOR VISITOR BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Society Editor of The Star MGE AND MRS. BURKE ARE ENTERTAINING

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fa gest e = 4 WAXES POETIC OVER CLOTHES DISCUSSION Dear Cynthia: I notice from your column, Printed daily in The Star, That

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sot pe. pT is, Aa UST + iA a let pss i i coe THE SEATTLE STA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1926. ' a TONIGHT TRIBE TO PLAY SALT

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“ | | St 1S SAYS Hare, IT MAY BE NeCESSARN IN CASE OF 1DBETIFICATION To 6we Ask A WOMAN PNOUGH QUESTIONS TI 4 } Your...

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- "Prince Petroleum Rules; _ Nations Scour World for More Oil By HARRY B HUNT aomtivenee Sept. 15.—Steel been dethron@® as

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Le ag tasertions fer oar aMGresos 4 RS houses, with trie Nepte. jouses fo families. See 4-2115 Smith Bid, SH bs titute,...

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Fought Detectives May Not Face Court BY RUSS SIMONTON WILLIAMSON, W. Va., Sept. 15, ‘=-Tho 23 defendants in the Matewan...