The Seattle Star dated May 5, 1923

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IBLACKMAILER! “The Shadow” Is in Tacoma Now Famous Blackmailer of the Coast Admits Job for Which Girl Is Held BY JAMES TACOMA

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a \ “ TH OUGLAS MacLEAN i in Fast Conskite Piatire a at v Liberty: ‘De Mille’ Py “Adam’ s Rib” Is Strand Attraction; Bebe...

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dd PAGE 4 4 PORT PURCHASE. | 18 NECESSARY feed Site to Compete With California City } BY JOHN W. NELSON Whee Calt mon, the

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SATURDAY, MAY 1923. truttin’ Along” at M Met WwW eck Ends Moore Season ee pur bal 1—Le Count Francis, Metropolitan. 2—Jack

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PAGE 6 THE AT Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister Music and Society Assistant Art—Dorothy Fay Gould Telephone,

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| SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1923 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 q on p “4 ! nai act Bip “i a P ¢€ ¢ I'S SEE ;E THAT | WOMAN LOSES mous US...

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Stop Paying Rent WORK I$ BEGUN ( ON BECK HOMES High Class Dwellings We have plans for homes of all size and price. We will

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PAGE 10 SEATTLE BUSINESS—Finance, FOREIGN TRADE COUNCIL OVER Seattle Delegation Loses Fight for 1924 Meeting NEW ORLEANS,...

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of the wth of town smal popu~ of the wer A pne out . present co-0p- ciation com d con- orking nittees ational lable to y,...

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: it SR Wili Develop National Safety Code for Brake War Department to Assist in Work of S ardizing Devices ards con ' the 1

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THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, MAY 5 Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of F amous Comic Folk OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME

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SATURDAY, MAY THE SEATTL WAR DECLARED ON BIG COUGAR Orting Animal Destroying Deer and Dogs been ruthie at dogs in the lst...

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Because of the exceptional values and lim- ited quantities of many of the items offered, all dealers and employes of The Bon