Chief Seattle letters on sport, poultry, theater and service
A composite of Chief Seattle letters praises amateur sport and large crowds at football games, notes Puget Sound as an egg center from poultry world records, and quips about ice water prices and Aphrodite nudity. It ends with a obituary for First Lieut. Truman A. Starr buried with Veterans of Foreign Wars services.
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Kent
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Sirs
Second Ave
Boy Scouts
Truman A. Starr
Argonne
Evergreen Park Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign
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Mary
John Ferguson
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Au Revoir
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Frederick Starr
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Second Avenue
Mary Pickford
Lord Fauntleroy
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Lieut. Starr
Samuel B. Starr
Auburn
W. Grove
David Wark Griffith
Fim
Cenitus
Wineland
George Loane Tucker
Marshall Neilan
Ferguson
Amashed New York Records
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Jimmy Aubrey
Charles Ray
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