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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1913

Page

3

Leaden King for Exiled Monarch

The deposed King Manuel of Portugal will marry Princess Augusta Victoria of Hohenzollern in Germany this fall. A Lisbon earth bag will be carried to Sigmaringen for the ceremony on September 4. Portuguese political prisoners sent Manuel a leaden ring bearing the royal arms, smuggled out after it was privately engraved and kissed by royalists.

Associated Press London Manuel Portugal Germany Augusta Victoria Hohenzollern Lisbon Sigmaringen Danube

St Louis Passes Anti-Tipping Ordinance

The St Louis city council approved a bill making tipping in hotels and restaurants a misdemeanor with fines from ten to three hundred fifty dollars. Half the fine goes to the police informant. The measure, adopted after a public hearing amidst wage concerns from hotel staff during a strike.

Associated Press ST. Louis

Banker’s Wife Dies Sudden at Luncheon in Tuxedo Park

Florence Thompson Baker wife of G I Baker banker and First National Bank of New York chairman died suddenly at her home in Tuxedo Park while hosting a luncheon with several friends. She collapsed and died within minutes.

Associated Ete Tuxedo Park Florence Thompson G. I. Baker First National Bank of New York

Wagner Hopes to Return as Regular Player

New York July 26 Hans Wagner star shortstop of the Pittsburg Pirates expects to resume regular duty before season's end. The veteran, idol of fans for two decades, nurses a troublesome leg with patient care while never missing practice and favoring the hurt limb.

New York Hans Wagner Pittsburg Pirates

Girl Fatally Burned as Mother Is Burned Trying to Help

Miss Bess ie Lyons aged 19 died in a Atlanta hospital from burns after her skirt caught fire at a grate in their home. Her mother Mrs. R L Lyons was severely burned while rushing to aid her daughter.

Associated Press Atlanta Bessie Lyons Sied R. L. Lyons

Smith Too Sleepy To Give Out His Battery

Montgom ery and Atlanta clubs plan a farewell double header this afternoon as rain lingers. Dobbs will use E Brown and Donohue in game one and Manning and Gribbens in game two. Smith of the visitors says he will pitch Clark Conzelman Dent or Price with Dunn and Chapman catching. Two seven inning games slated on the Pelican Lot in New Orleans with Nashville sending Brenton Walker and Wilson as starters and Brackenridge Fleharty for the locals observers note. Adams Angermier to catch. weather clear with a possible shower.

Associated Press Montgomery Ala Atlanta Dobbs E. Brown Donohue Manning Gribbens Smith Clark Conzelman Dent Price T Dunn Chapman Pelican New Orleans Nashville Brenton Walker Wilson Frank Schwartz Brackenridge Fleharty Adams Angermier Gibson

Child Labor Bills Up for House Review

Washington July 26 The House labor committee considered legislation to ban hiring children under 14 in mines and factories and to limit women in manufacturing to eight hours daily. Bills by Representative Taylor and allies aim to halt interstate transport of products from unlawful mills and factories. General hearings will follow.

Associated Press Washington House Labor Committee Taylor Colorado Gardner Massachusetts Kenyon Iowa

Mystery Deepens Over Death at Swiss Cottage

The body of John D. Sargent, sole occupant of the half million dollar Swiss cottage in Jackson Hole Wyoming, was found with gunshot wounds. A letter to his mother and another to his wife were found on a table and mailed unopened. The cottage was built by Robert Ray Hamilton in 1890. Hamilton died in an unexplained drowning years earlier.

Associated Press Denver Colo News Artec John D. Sargent Robert Ray Hamilton New York Jackson Hole Wyoming Sargent California Hamilton Sargeant

Birmingham and Memphis clash to close series at Red Eld Park

Memphis and Birmingham meet at Red Eld Park to conclude the three game series. Kissinger and Seabaugh for Memphis and Evans and Mayer for Birmingham head the batteries as the visitors seek a third straight win in warm, clear weather.

Molesworth Barons Memphis, Tenn Birmingham Memphis Red Eld Park Kissinger Seabaugh Evans Mayer

Grary Stricken With Paralysis In Mobile Office

George W. Crary, longtime treasurer of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad, was stricken with paralysis Friday afternoon in his Cotton Exchange Building office in Mobile. He was taken to the Southern Infirmary after medical aid andائ reported resting easy Saturday night.

N. O George W. Crary New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company Mobile Southern Infirmary

Publisher Held on Ugly Charge In Chicago

Frederick S. Mordaunt publisher of several magazines was arrested in his offices in Chicago charged with abducting Miss Josephine Selwood 17. Mordaunt 61 denied the charges calling it a frame up. Selwood says she knew him as Jack Randolph and alleges a mock marriage a drugging and abandonment by him.

Ty Associated Press Chicago Frederick Mordaunt Josephine Selwood Ley

Halligan and Bruner Jailed for Libel Case

Baton Rouge July 26 Bruner Louisiana agriculture commissioner and Halligan former state chemist were jailed for sixty days after pleading guilty to criminally libelling Pr Dodson director of the state farm experiment station. Governor Hall refused to intervene in their behalf.

Associated Press Baton Rouge B. O. Bruner Louisiana J. FE. Halligan WR. Dodson Louisiana State Farm Experiment Station Bruner Halligan Hall

Morales Arias Trial Ordered In Havana Session

The senate in Havana granted consent for the Supreme Court to proceed with the trial of Senator Morales and Representative Arias for involvement in General Riva's murder. Governor Albert is jointly indicted. arraignment is not expected to be delayed.

Associated Press Havana Senate Supreme Court Morales Arias Riva Albert

Wife seeks information on relatives of late husband

A Houston woman Mrs. Charlie Allison asks the police chief for any data about relatives of her late husband Charles Lee Allison. She mentions sister Manuel Ella Allison and cousin Ed Allison, and notes property he left in the hands of an unknown uncle. Mobile directory lists only two Allison names.

Charlie Allison Crew Avenue Houston Texas Crenshaw Charles Lee Allison Manuel Ella Allison Ed Allison Allison Guy T. Allison Metzger Brothers North Ann Street Opal Allison Conti Street

Three Guilty Verdicts In City Court Case

In city court Friday, George Davis was found guilty of stealing a $5 hat from Eugene Bosarge and a $10 coat from Robert Stringfellow and was remanded for sentencing. Jim Harris and Dick Shaw were found guilty of petit larceny for stealing $1.55 from Peter Ramirez in a river front speakeasy.

George Davis Eugene Bosarge Robert L. Stringfellow Jim Harris Dick Shaw Ultty Peter Ramire

Fate of Montgomery in Hands of the Jury

Jackson Mississippi July 26 Arguments occupied Friday in the trial of W A Montgomery of the state prison board charged with misfeasance in office. The case went to the jury shortly before 6 o'clock. The state also prepared to take up the case of T H Turley steward of the insane hospital charged with embezzlement in authorizing $2500 in hospital funds for which no value was received. An arrest was announced for E W Weathersby in Rankin county who is said to have been used by Turley as a dummy in fake sales. Indictment against Weathersby connected to Turley embezzlement.

Associated Press Jackson Miss W. A. Montgomery State Prison Board T. H. Turley Insane Hospital Henry E. W. Weathersby Turley Rankin County Weathersby

Argentina Chamber Probes Trusts and Cattle Inquiry

In Buenos Ayres on July 26 a committee of the chamber of deputies decided to present bills aimed at preventing trusts and censuring cattle, plus another measure ordering an official inquiry into the inter related topics.

Associated Press Buenos Ayres Chamber of Deputies Argentina Inter

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