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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
11
In a London interview Charlie Chaplin compares America as vigorous youth and England as serene old age. He says he will return to America for work, noting America’s unfinished feel and England’s finishing calm. He recalls rambling London's poor streets and finding beauty in the people's eyes despite hardship.
A reflection on Iman’s vigorous outdoor life and the red blood of courage evident in his face and muscles, illustrating an era when toughness and outdoor living defined manhood.
In a 1921 reflection, the speaker contrasts English class structure with American mobility, warns of Wall Street finance overpowering labor, and favors municipal ownership and nationalization of railways and coal. He stresses liberty, reform, and responsible stewardship of essential resources. He denies being socialist while advocating social reforms.
57 Robert Henry, 80, of 1104 Spring Street, was hit by a car driven by M Mann at 12th and Jackson. He was taken to City Hospital then returned home after treatment. 57 Gust Johansson, 822 Jackson Sr., was struck near Fourth and Main by a car driven by Henry Beckman. Johansson suffered bruises and torn clothing. Beckman was arrested for drunken driving and jailed.
Investigators in New York probe the strangling of Yasuhara a Japanese cook found dead at the Hotel Empire. The case involves foreign espionage and a sought second Japanese suspect believed to have lured him to his doom. Evidence includes papers tied to a foreign power and a British official testimonial.
Vital statistics list births marriages and deaths in Seattle area. Names and residences include Armatron Willem Edward and Charles Herbert among others with addresses in Washington state communities and Seattle. Additional entries record twins and individual births, multiple marriages, and a section on deaths with Celia Marguerite Claussen and other listed individuals.
Seattle Kiwanis members will boost city projects with events in Puyallup and Victoria British Columbia. On October 13 Seattle Kiwanians attend the Puyallup club installation, and on October 14 and 15 delegates join the district convention in Victoria. An 1870 law barred aliens from holding freehold property in England.
In Los Angeles a silver ring costing 3.60 from a curb store in Chicago becomes a central oddity in the J Belton Kennedy murder case. Arthur Burch wearing the ring claims it brought him luck and asserts it proves he did not kill Kennedy, while prosecutors press with the ring as evidence.
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