The Seattle Star dated September 2, 1924

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——_—— VOL. 26. NO. 161 The Newspaper With the Rjggest Circulation in W Second Clase Matier May 2, 1599, FLYERS School opened

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OTTO F. KEGEL, President FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREE' Some Important BONE BILL, 40-MILL MEASURE BACKED BY WILLIAM P. TOTTEN A

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SSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 19 : Ee aoe THE SEATTLE STAR eee EA EATILE STAB rae GREENWOOD T0 The Seattle Star . whine es 6 _AUTos FOR

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THE SEATTLE STAR DOUCLAS GETS Britishers Want to Come LABOR AID to U. S., Says Seattleite Short’ Puget Sounder, in England,