The Seattle Star dated September 1, 1922

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de 3 J PEOPLE | OF THE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST HAVE ELECTED THE STAR THEIR FAVORITE SEATTLE NEWSPAPER — BY 15,000 PLUR...

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PTEMBER. 1, 194 | STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, LABOR DAY. dei nitd Sade: gf Oe PREPARE YOUR BOYS for SCHOOL Boys’ School...

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FRIDAY, ve SATURDAY BRIN the ¥ is— SEPTEMBER 1, 1922 William deville “Nice Deo CONRAD NAGEL WALLACE REID 100% Courtesy, "Nhe

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st ae ha ATS PAGE 4 Get the Children Ready for School! —WITH— . AGenuine \ Goodyear 44 Raincoat 1, Girls’ Capes f Sizes 6 to

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* FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1929. : PAGE 5 THE SEATTLE STAR HERRICK BUYS 11 AIRPLANES Doesn’t Say What He'll Do With Them THE GO.

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LHE SEATTLE STAR THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER FOUTS ~ Boron. FINANCE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1929, : — { SEPTEMBER What Happened on

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. FRENCH REFUSE rE &s ane. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922. LINER CRASHES \Congress Whip INTO VESSELS, Being Sought y Republicans

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Se THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1929. THE BUYERS GUIDE ~-and a lot of fun for the_whole_famitc! | Z| Ss : MORE THAN

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nery 221 Pine Street FALL OPENING 5 Unusual Offerings SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK Our buyer is shipping us more hats than we

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Girls’ Serge School Dresses at $5.95 All Wool, in Navy Blue 6 to 14 Years There is a panel front with a full back, but the

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| SECTION TWO | _ The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASIH., FRIDAY, SE PTEMBE R PAGES 11 TO 20 “ACTUAL PROHIBITION BY 1947,” SAYS DRY

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Jcarrying especially significance | that group, were sung by Mise Rt Ramford. “Values” and “All were sung by the same vocal

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THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY | OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN WA-Hae Nov V'oee WHY “THEY CALL ‘eM, H

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PAGE 14 fHE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922. THE DUFFS VISIT SEATTLE $10 FREE ian | Yee, You, Cant in The Star awards

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P FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1 THE SEATTLE STAR YAY AVATADATAYAVAY AVAPAVAPAVAY AP AY AVAPAPAYAYAY, REPEAT CHARGE!("Tear ew nous”

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7 _Pacr 16 “ BUDAPEST, Sept. 1.—The airplane Bandits of eastern Hungary, who for More than a year have robbed scores of vi

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Ship News. Tides in Seattle SATURDAY i} SOWING HERE Unhalted by Rain and Cold viet Mian Tide | vive igh Tite || NEW YoRK rain

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AMERICA IS DEPENDING ON TILDEN TO REPEL ANZAC INVASION STANFORD ABANDONS . ALL HOPE OF ROWING IN 1923 SEASON Beat Patterson

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“Don’t Sit in Counciiman Phil Tindall, ad- @ressing a gathering of veterans of the 32nd or “Red Arrow” di- q Vision at their