The Seattle Star dated July 10, 1923

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PA BOOST FLEMING { FOR GOVERNOR } Friends Believe He Will Be = | Democratic Nominee v3 . | BPOKANE, July 10.—D ail political

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TUESDAY, JULY 10, 192 THI EA PRANI gL BE-R7'Y PLAN WELCOME ' Ul Kill Your” | | FOR PRESIDENT ¢ NOW HERE— BETTY Harding to Be

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192% PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR d y ‘DR. LOUGHNEY’S ‘Human Bake Oven Limbers Up Well Known Millwright From Bordeaux, ; Wash. His

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-ST/“ WANT ADS GET RESULTS ance Sale July Clear Grunbaain Bros. Farnitare Co. Experienced a record breaking attendance to...

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PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks TEMPUS TODD OLD MAN ‘TROUBLE IS SHOLY...

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TUBSDAY, JULY THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 | The Star’s Daily Short Story = “My Wife,” by Walter O. Marquiss oe er Nee ANOTHER...

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ay fer Manes. MAKMEOMLEs Mens Bhagineers caer with 1K Chinese dan Cheer Man w« “hints bettie » dix €abiformin best -iace F $n

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J TUESDAY, JULY 10, BOYS CONFESS chide 8 et) e Chorus te ALASKA'S NEEDS CITIES WIN IN PAGE 9 FREDERICK & NELSON Admit Fhey

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E10 Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister.” Telephone, Main 0600. Assistant—Frances Oldham, Art—Dorothy Fay...

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ae gs ne va aw a cat tured the oy fore that, it was cons | sively British. Americans won th PAGE 12 DID Lex lac Raat Pork and

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Solons Manage te Win Battles Kopp, Mollwitz, Pick, Rohwer aa Brown All Are Pleet of Foot on the Bases, While the Pitching Is|

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8" PAGE 14 THE . BUSINESS—Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building BEAR MARKET \Writers Pessimistic on

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TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923, SEATTLE PAG GE 15 ‘ yr > sal COURT RULES ‘ > OWaATn . FOR SEATTLE The closing chap performance suit

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