Russians in US Start Back Home from Emigrant Lands
San Francisco June 5 The first contingent of 400 Russians, mostly women and children, begin returning to Russia as part of a program to shift 2,000,000 modern emigrants to rich soil there. Agreements involve the People's Commissariat of Agriculture and a rural commune, with Seattle and Riverbank California figures noted as part of the land settlement plan.
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Comrane
People’s Commissariat
Seattle Symphony Plans Summer Campus Concerts Schedule
The Seattle Symphony opens summer entertainment at the University of Washington campus with concerts June 19 and 20 at the stadium. Campus events include As You Like It in Sylvan theatre June 30, fireworks by the American Legion, Ellison-White Chautauqua July 7–13, a modern comedy at Meany Hall July 21, The Wayfarer at the stadium July 24–25, Robin Hood and the Three Kings August 18–19, and a Labor Day celebration at the stadium.
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Hart Denies Political Prisoner Release Petition
Gov Louis F Hart in Olympia on June 5 denied a petition signed by about 30 000 residents of Washington calling for release of political prisoners in state facilities He said he knows of no class war or political prisoners and noted Elmer Smith who was acquitted after the Armistice Day Cen tralia shooting was among signers Lehaman presented the petition to the governor
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Plan Funeral for Auto Race Driver
TOLEDO O June 5 Funeral services were being arranged today for Sterling Porter auto race driver who was killed Sunday when his car crashed through a fence at the Ft. Miami track.
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Palace Hip Show Delights Loew’s Audience
A lively vaudeville bill at Loew's Palace Hip features Hazel Green and her Bean Brummels, Donald Roberts with Hazel Boyne, Wilson and Larsen’s eccentric comedy, Carlton and Tate in Opera and Uproar, and James and Bessie Aitken. Tom Mix headlines the feature photoplay Trailin'.
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Freckle Champion Harold Lee Draws Detroit Spotlight
Detroit reports Harold Lee a fifth grader with striking red hair blue eyes and prominent freckles, discovered by the Detroit News as a leading competitor for a world freckle championship. His photo may be published and sent to New York upon his principal's approval as friends urge visible participation.
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Spanking Dilemmas Stir readers in Miss Grey’s column
Letters debate whether an 18-year-old girl should be spanked by her father for staying out late. Contributors condemn corporal punishment while arguing for dialogue and autonomy, with remarks on youth, manners, and personal freedom.
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Miss Grey
I W W Information Request From Seattle Star Readers
Star readers seeking information on the platform principles and organization of the I W W should write to The Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1322 New York Ave Washington D C and include a self addressed stamped envelope for reply.
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