Italy presses for protectorate over Tripoli amid mounting crisis
London reports Italy has issued an ultimatum to Turkey demanding guarantees against anti Italian incidents in Tripoli and signals a possible protectorate. Rome notes Turkish threats while Austria and Roumania rumored to pledge military help. France Great Britain and Russia reportedly refuse intervention. Public sentiment in Italy leans toward peace despite war talk.
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London
Daily Mail
Paris
Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
Constantinople
Rome
Porte
War Office
Austria
Balkan
Roumania
Balkans
France
Great Britain
Russia
Pope Pius X Calls Relatives to His Side
Pope Pius X remains under medical care as his condition requires the presence of his relatives at his side. Church officials emphasize ongoing need for family support and prayer during this period.
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Pope Pius X
Vatican to House Pope’s Family Inside Walls
Vatican physicians decide to keep Pope Pius XII’s family within the Vatican to curb his nostalgia. They plan dedicated quarters and daily contact to soothe his mind and aid his health, which doctors say is better than in years. The move accompanies improving constitutional health and anticipates winter risks.
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Rome
Vatican
Petacci
Marchisma
Pope Pius
Ultimatum Sent in Rail Labor Standoff at Davenport
The International Association of Machinists and nine international shop crafts presidents move toward a strike against Harriman railroads. An ultimatum sets September 27 as final date to reopen negotiations with the federation. James McConnell protests the minority report while Kline departs Davenport to Chicago seeking renewed talks.
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Davenport
Harriman
Federation of Railway Employes
Kruttschnitt
Chicago
New York
International Association of Machinists
James McConnell
International Association
International Railway Crafts Unions
Franklin
Boilermakers
Ryan
Carmen
Kline
Blacksmiths
Sullivan
the Blacksmiths and Helpers’ International Union
James W. Kline
Blacksmiths and Helpers’ International Union
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Italian naval squadron readies for Tripoli voyage
In Chiasso Italy on Sept 27 the Italian squadron under Admiral Aubrey near Syracuse is ordered to sail for Tripoli at a moment's notice. Fresh reserves are called for possible service against Turkey, alarming Italian colonies in the Ottoman Empire. Malta papers note thirteen Italian ships seen toward Tripoli in the last day, unsure if warships or transports.
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Chiasso
Switzerland
Augusta
Syracuse
Sicily
Aubrey
Tripoli
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Mussulman
Malta
Turkey Willing to Settle Over Tripoli Tension
London reports high authority saying the Porte would consider reasonable Italian claims in Tripoli if Italy seeks no territory or protectorate. Italy denies seeking Morocco compensation or expansion but says Turkey opposes peaceful Italian expansion and development in Tripoli. Italy insists on ending its inferior position.
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London
Italy
Tripoli
Morocco
Turkey
Wreck victims buried as towns help with funeral aid
Neenah Wisconsin September 27 seven victims of Sundays grade crossing accident are buried in a funeral at St John s Polish Catholic church. The church was filled to overflowing and neighboring cities were asked to supply hearses and carriages for the procession.
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Neenah
Wis
St. John's
McNamara Defense Faces Possible Judge Change
John R. Harrington of counsel for the Mc Namara defense was ordered by Judge Bordwell to answer questions before the grand jury after contempt allegations. McNamara lawyers say a change of judges at the main trial is probable.
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Los Angeles
John R. Harrington
McNamara
Bordwell
Young winter arrives with two inches of snow at Harrowby
A Harrowby Manitoba dispatch reports two inches of snow that quickly melted with a temperature reading B82 degrees above zero. Water barrels were iced over by half an inch despite the mild fall.
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Harrowby
Man
Winnipeg
ItalianKills Countryman in Mandan Mail Dispute
Two Italians clashed over mail in Mandan. Ferrara was shot and killed by Minardi. Ferrara, rich in Mandan bank funds, planned to return to Italy for Christmas. The murderer escaped.
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Bismarck
N. D
Mandan
Ferrara
Minardi
Italy
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