The Seattle Star dated March 29, 1923

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at 2o1e “Ss DONT LE oa COURTROOM IS STIRRED BY TESTIMONY IN FERRY TRIAL! WEATHER easterly FORECAST derate south winds....

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PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1922 ey EMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU) FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOME PLOTTER? | British

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THURSDAY, MARCH IROQUOIS HAD LEAGUE PACT Indians Had Agreement on War 500 Years Ago BY GAWASA WANNEH Descendant of Seneca...

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ATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MARCH of MAKE-BELIEVE : Merry-Go-Round Offer Is Refused t f COMEDIENNE Amuseme the ¢ lay at W One Day

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THURSDAY, MARCH GRO BROS GIXTH AVE. dctrean PIKE oo PINE Friday and Saturday SPECIALS Long-Handled Shovel ONG-HANDLED, rou

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ERAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR 1URSDAY, MARCH See Ee aa ] | We Tell It With NEW TRIAL IN HERE'S MORE ABOUT PRESIDENT HAS iB WE...

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THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. Gigantic Clearance and Remodeling Sale A SACRIFICE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE...

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wad EY EYEX FY ET EY ED ED EY FY Tis THURSDAY, MARCH 3 Ben Evans’ Removal is Cause of Much Protest TRAFFIC CASES Playfield

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ne A CAT EE o ee a OS. - THE SEATTLE STAR ag Released From Prison, ye eee Sein CLAIM DRAWING °°" fei te WAITER ARMY Sessa tat

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SECTION TWO SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 = PROBE ALLEGED Takes Stroll to Everett — VAST TREASURE “lerk Was Never

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PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 | — Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk OUT OUR WAY re

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_ He THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923. taka, THE TLE STAR Z iE EGG CONTES! rm THEN YOU'LL = MOVIES AID Vann jamuand| South wisnhte

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PAGE 14 Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, Main 0600 Music and Society Assistant—Louise Raymond.

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THURSDAY, MARCH jon serena The Unfamiliar Triangle BY E, PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM by BE. Phillips Oppen N. B.A. Service, Inc. “NOW

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a j i j | q ' i Good Times Will Last Thru Hh ts 1 | F 000,000. PAGE 16 THE SEATTLE STAR THU RSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923. SEATTLE

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touche tern en burs, Ottvia, 2t—aur fe 10:30 SATTLE STAR HELEN WILLS BEING GROOMED FOR WOMEN'S TENNIS TOURNEY EMINISCENCES

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THE SEATTLE STAR Foster Takes Stand in | Defense at ‘‘Red’’ Trial Tells Own Story to Clear Himself in Case Charging Violation

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The Seattle Star Sy at 1907 Seventh Ave Foblieds4 Daily at. shingtom ET Wakesriation Rates | BY MAIL IN ADVANCB IN THE ata a

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