The Seattle Star dated December 25, 1923

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> : You Could Not Have a M errier Christmas Than The Star Wishes Y ou cil i of FT @ to sea i ts not , © who f not ape ‘ of

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a VENIZELOS IS | TO TAKE HELM Cynthia Grey: Politicians Are at War During Christmas Season LAE EORD N15 \)0 8 A 1 table lamp

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Bark fines on fal took march SEEK BABY TO REPLACE LOSS Burns Agency Hunting Fair- Haired Boy Here J.J, Flammen, of the Burns

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BUSINESS WAS NOT AS USUAL Christmas Spirit Speeds Up ' Some and Stifles Others ~ a BY W. 3. FRANCE “Business as usual” was a

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es, ogee THE SRATILE STAR l BLIND, BUT KNOWS SANTA Removal Sale —STARTS— Wednesday Morning Dec. 26. Here’s the event of the

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THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2%, 1928, ‘ eer aaaede Rhinelander! |( POPUL Daily Doings of The ‘Star's Funny F Blk = =

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a i I E78 3 . \ DAY, DECEMBER 25, 1g FREE TO YOU WEDNESDAY }-:: AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM EQ WONDERFUL FREE OFFER CAUSES SAME TO

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The Seattle Star Publtieved Daily by The Star Pwbliading Co, 1207 Seventh Ave. Phone Mal Spaper Enterprise Association and

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Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens

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About Fights and Fighters BY LEO H. LASSEN \ | | } HE fighting instinct of the rough and tumble battler is to slug with his

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Y, DECEMBER 25, 1928, pve League fhatterings: ball for college men? iast’s arguement, Hing about Haines? y BILLY EVANS onal

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Sia 2 K THE SEATTLE ALE—ACREAGE 20US FOR |67 FOR Blectrio Machinery Ab —— — KING SNOW VISITS THE CAPITAL ROMAN ROK TINTED...

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1923 THANK YOU Our Rental Organization extends its thanks to its many friends among tenants of our properties for their good

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THE SEATTLE STAR If your Christmas gift was money you can spend Start the New Year off with well wishes through it in The Bon