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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1921

Page

8

Kalamatiano Case Highlights Push for Release

Katharine Kalamatiano pleads with Secretary Hughes to secure the release of her husband Xenophon Kalamatiano, former U S commercial attache in Russia and three year political prisoner of Lenin. She details his imprisonment, her perilous journey, and health decline, urging action by the State Department.

San Francisco Xenophon Kalamatiano U. S Ulate Russia Lenine State Department Katherine Kalamatiano Hughes Kalamatiano Lockhart Grenar Siberia America Washington D. Vanderup Moscow Red Cross Harris

Movie Contestants Shed Real Tears On Emotions Test

In a studio near 14th Ave and E Pine, Ruth Listman and Isabel Anstead filmed four emotions for a Star Universal contest. The director praised real tears during a sorrow scene, though the moment included unintended laughter from the cast.

14Th Ave E. Pine Harold Binney Ruth Listman Isabel Anstead Binney Littl Florence Tuttle Louise Lough Clemmer Theatre Austead Listman Mildred Filmer Louise Pett John Elsie Hibbard Claudia Mazine Rog Tres Elwie Marum Leone Rose Mueller Misa Filmer Standard Furniture Co Goldie Stelzer E. Pine St Star-Universal Stelzer Butler Spring St 64Th Ave. S. W Miss Listman Price & Carter Star

Early Savant Given Laurels

Philadelphia scientists credit Franciscan monk Roger Bacon with prefiguring modern science. Professor William B. Newbold of the University of Pennsylvania argues Bacon used a microscope and telescope and encoded discoveries in ciphered manuscripts.

Philadelphia Roger Bacon William B. Newbold University of Pennsylvania Newbold Bacon

Returning Homeless Ban German Labor Inhabitants Rebuild

Paris reports that about 70,000 former residents of Mhelma have returned to the ruined city and oppose plans to employ German labor for rebuilding. They insist on doing the work themselves.

Paris Mhelma

Diamond Necklace Lost at Opera in San Francisco

A $15,000 diamond necklace was lost by Mrs. Henry T. Scott during a Chicago Grand Opera Company performance in San Francisco. Police are investigating and suspect theft by a clever thief.

San Francisco Henry T. Scott Chicago Grand Opera Company

Town Council in Maine Bans Autos

Islesboro Maine town council bans the auto only one ever brought to the island. Horses and some residents, unused to cars, show excitement. The island is a summer resort where visitors prefer to sleep late.

Maine Islesboro

Queen Joins Tour at Mitcham Chocolate Factory

The British queen and Princess Mary inspected a Mitcham chocolate factory. The queen briefly replaced a worker and produced chocolate bonbons that onlookers judged perfect after tasting.

Mary Mitcham England

Seattle Man Gets Perjury Sentence

BELLINGHAM April 21 A sentence of one to five years in the penitentiary at Walla Walla was given John A Roddy 40 of Seattle here yesterday afternoon He was found guilty of perjury in the first degree Roddy had denied that he was a member of a booze running party.

Bellingham Walla Walla John A. Roddy Seattle Roddy

Global Population Decline and Racial Demographics Cited

The fragment notes a world population figure of 1.7 billion and asserts 650 million white inhabitants. It remarks on a population decrease rate of 14 million, though the source text is unclear and fragmented about dates or locations.

Globe

Dainty New Lingerie Blouses Feature Spring Styles

Voiles and organdies of excellent quality used in fresh-looking spring blouses. Trimmed with lace embroidery pin tucks wide tucks hemstitching and pearl buttons. Many sizes from 36 to 42 available in various styles.

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