04 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
1
Italy strikes first in the Turko Italian war by bombing Prevesa and disabling a Turkish torpedo boat. Italians report landings west of Tripoli and a large cruiser ashore. Turkey seeks US protection for subjects as Germany steps in with diplomacy amid diplomatic protests.
The article outlines potential compromises on penalties for small businesses and corporations, noting penalties up to 10 percent for misuse oversight and other charges. It reports September revenue receipts at 24 790.93, up from 19 537.97 year earlier, with gains from increased activity in northeastern Indiana. It mentions executives and officials facing transfers and investigations, including Wayne internal revenue officer notes.
A garbled editorial fragment references editor John B Stoll and a church invitation to Hom Jonny 1 Rial of Beutler. It mentions unconfirmed arrival dates and unread acceptances, with a construed address by him noted as potentially entertaining and instructive.
Debris clearing at the ruined Austin dam site continues as authorities prepare to bury victims. A temporary morgue holds identified dead while officials estimate total deaths may exceed 2,000 and hope fades for a quick recovery of the toll and damages.
About thirty thousand workers on various routes of the Harriman system stop work following a declared strike. Railway officials report widespread stoppages and halted traffic, with trains idle and crew shortages hampering service.
Workers at Harringay Mines stage a mass walkout amid labor tensions. Managers press for a strike to end the stoppage while machines and production face disruption. leaders from the Horinant Wins negotiate with New York officials as labor action extends.
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