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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

14

Lajoie Slated for Retired List by Cleveland

Chicago June 27 Associated Press reports manager Birmingham of the Cleveland Americans may retire Napoleon Lajoie as regular second baseman though he will likely retain his old place briefly. Turner will succeed him, but Lajoie will not be let go as he remains in strong form and a solid fielder.

Associated Press Chicago Birmingham Cleveland Americans Napoleon Lajoie Lajoie Turner

Wilson plans summer leave for Cornish White House stay

President Wilson will leave today with his family for a short stay at the summer White House in Cornish New Hampshire to settle the family and then return to Washington. House leader Underwood said little business is expected next week as many members head to Gettysburg. Senator Kern expects the Democratic caucus to finish by Wednesday with the Senate adjourning to Monday making a quick return unnecessary.

Associated Press Washington Wilson White House Cornish N. H Congress Underwood House Gettysburg Kern Senate New Hampshire

Six Drown in Launch Sinking on River

Six persons drowned when a motor launch upset on the river last night in Edmonton Alberta. The dead include Rodman C Hooper and his wife Karl Merideth and his wife Mrs Case wife of Manager Case of the Imperial Bank West End Branch and a mechanician Mr Chase alone was saved.

Associated Press Edmonton Alberta Rodman C. Hooper Marshall- Wells Company Karl Merideth Case West End Imperial Bank Chase

Wilmer Lumber Plant Destroyed by Fire

The Wilmer Lumber Company plant at Wilmer was totally destroyed by fire at 3 30 Thursday afternoon. The dry kiln mill and runways were burned and an engine belonging to the company pulled down several buildings, preventing the flames from reaching a nearby turpentine plant.

Wilmer Lumber Company Wilmer Mobile

Postmaster General Sets Stamp Orders for New Fiscal Year

Washington June 27 Postmaster General Burleson ordered stamp supplies for the coming fiscal year totaling 11 980 500 000 ordinary stamps 20 000 000 special delivery stamps 70 980 000 postage due stamps 70 380 000 postage due stamps 31 400 000 stamp books and 1 291 000 coils for vending machines estimated to be needed to July 1.

Associated Press Washington Burleson Secretary of the Treasury

No Abatement in Chicago of Intense Heat

Chicago weather bulletin forecasts no relief for several days as heat waves persist across the middle west. At 9 o'clock the thermometer read 88 and was rising despite a west wind, with fair skies and continued high temperatures predicted by official forecaster Henry J. Cox.

Associated Press Chicago Middle West Henry J. Cox

Small incident at Hemet sparks national concern

A minor clash in Hemet California involving expulsion of Korean fruit pickers alarms U S officials. The incident may prompt a Japanese envoy representation and possible federal action to ensure alien rights under treaties and potential compensation for losses.

Washington Hemet Cal San Francisco Bryan Johnson United States Congress

No Way Out of Her Trouble

A struggling family faces financial collapse as a breadwinner loses income. Mrs Randall details rent, utilities, and daily costs while seeking options. Helen and Warren discuss helping, including possible work or borrowing, to avert disaster for their household of five.

Fim Helen Silk House Mrs. Randall Henry Randalls Warren

Sox sale offers varied colors and materials at knockdown prices

Readable text lists men's black and colored gauze sos socks, Mboe and GURY brands, pure silk and fancy lisle socks at 25 cents, silk thread socks at 25 to 35 cents, with one lot for children and misses including white lace hose and children's lace hose, odds and ends offered after supper.

St. S Knox el. Braid Wayne Mboe Aes Ks Actas Cbr

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