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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
2
Mexico City reports no Bolshevik menace against the United States. Julio Poulat of the Mexican Department of Labor asserts calm amid labor unrest and radicals. American labor chiefs deny any looming danger from Mexico.
An advertisement extols Freezone as a cheap, painless corn remover that lifts corns and calluses with a few drops. The piece shifts to a political report praising Mexico's liberal labor constitution under Carranza, detailing workers' rights and protections, and praising anti Bolshevik policies. It highlights eight hour days, child labor limits, maternity protections, wage rules, and collective bargaining safeguards.
Thirty miniature performers light up the Pantages stage with solos dancing acro balance and instrumental pieces. The ensemble shines in every specialty and the bill includes Mrs. Primrose with six singers and dancers a banjo solo and two clever cycling acts making this the top attraction on the circuit.
A green parrot, witness to the murder of Frank Koutney, is under guard in Chicago as police suspect it may repeat words used by the killer. Koutney, a bird fancier, was found in a rear room of his bird store on Archer Avenue with throat cut and skull fractured. Jessie Balding, 60, held on a shop theft charge, is not believed to be involved.
A baby weighing 15 pounds was born Thursday in Sacramento to Mrs. Andrew K Fandalakis wife of a local restaurant owner. The child is described as the third largest baby on record in the United States with prior siblings weighing 14 and 13 pounds. The parents are said to have a history of large births.
London county plans a education budget for the next financial year of over 40 million dollars, nearly double the 22.5 million dollars spent in 1906. The figure highlights rising costs in education over the period.
Eugene V. Debs at the federal prison in Moundsville West Virginia said in an interview he has not decided whether to accept the Socialist nomination for president in 1920. He opposed violence and rejected I W W tactics while endorsing free education speech and press.
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