Italians Cheer War Declaration Against Turkey
Italians celebrate a declaration of war against Turkey as news spreads. Citizens greet the decision with enthusiasm and national resolve.
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30 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
1
Italy Bombards Prevesa as Turko-Italian War Opens
Italian warships under the Duke of Abruzzi bombard the Turkish port of Prevesa within a day of hostilities. No clashes at Tripoli by 9 am. a large Italian cruiser reportedly ran aground. Turkey asks the United States to protect its subjects in Italy. Germany pledges to shield Italians in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Duke of Abruzzi
Prevesa
Tripoli
Turkey
United States
Germany
Turkish commandant urged to defend Tripoli by strong zeal
The Turkish commandant at Tripoli has been telegraphed to defend the territory with utmost energy and to appeal to the religious zeal of the natives, according to tonight's newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Constantinople
Italians Seize Turkish Transport Cerona in Tripoli Action
Enthusiasm runs high in Rome as Italian squadron under the Duke of Abruzzi seizes the Turkish transport Cerona near Tripoli. The vessel surrendered with part of its war cargo aboard after engagement with two Turkish torpedo boats off Prevesa yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Turkey
Tripoli
Duke of Abruzzi
Prevesa
Italian Navy Bombards Prevesa Seaport
Salonika Sept 30 The Italian naval division bombarded the seaport of Prevesa destroying the government house and sinking a torpedo boat in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonika
Prevesa
Italian Circular Explains Tripoli Action Hopes for Quick War
Berlin dispatch says Italy informed the Powers of its reasons for action against Turkey and hopes the occupation of Tripoli will be brief, hostilities short, and negotiations on Tripoli’s status start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Turkey
Tripoli
Italian Cruiser Goes Ashore at Tripoli
Report from Constantinople dated Sept 80 states a large Italian cruiser ran aground at Tripoli. The United States is asked to assume protection of Turkish subjects in Italy during the ongoing war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Tripoli
United States
Italy
Cretans Seek Annexation via Tripoli Opportunity
Cretans in Chasso Switzerland inform their representatives in Italy they will not miss the chance created by the Tripoli affair to secure the long sought annexation with Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasso
Switzerland
Italy
Tripoli
Greece
Italy Declares War as Turks Hold Tripoli
London reports Italy and Turkey are at war after the expiry of a time limit. Italian forces occupy Tripoli following Turkish refusal to surrender and dispatches from the Libyan front remain unanswered. The Turkish cabinet resigns as war begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
Constantinople
Weather report shows cloudy tonight and Sunday
A weather update notes generally cloudy conditions for tonight and Sunday. No precipitation or temperature details are provided.
Turkey reshuffles ministry as Italy presses aggression
Four new ministers formed under Said Pasha while Mahmoud Shefket Pasha remains. Italy expands hostilities with ships off Smyrna and Salonika, a cruiser at Prevesa, and a Tripolitan coast blockade. Turkey may issue an ultimatum to Greece over Crete and mass troops on the Thessalian frontier as European chancelleries warn of war and seek to localize conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said Pasha
Way
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Turkey
Italy
Smyrna
Salonika
Prevesa
Tripolitan
Greece
Crete
Thessalian
Balkans
Italian Destroyer Garibaldino Flies White Flag at Tripoli Harbor
The Italian destroyer Garibaldino sailed into Tripoli Harbor under a white flag to begin occupation talks. A landing party met Turkish commander who refused surrender, prompting formal surrender orders for Italian occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garibaldino
Tripoli
Decisive Struggle as New York Workers Face Lockout
Forty thousand workmen in New York building trades face a lockout next Monday unless thirteen union leaders call off the sympathy strike begun at the Vanderbilt Hotel. The Employers' Association, at a Board of Governors meeting, declares the strike outside any agreement and warns of widespread delays to major projects including the municipal building and Grand Central Terminal. Labor leaders doubt the unions will yield, with many meetings planned before Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
Employers’ Association
Building Exchange
C. M. Norman
Municipal
Grand Central Terminal
Big Cargo of Cotton on Steamer America
Captain L V Cooley's steamer America arrived with a cargo equal to over 3000 bales of cotton completing her 300th trip. The vessel has mapped more than three hundred thousand miles on the Mississippi Black and Ouachita rivers. Built for New Orleans to Monroe service, she moved to the New Orleans Vicksburg and Bend trade where she became a standout steamboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Cooley
America
Mississippi
Black
Ouachita
New Orleans
Monroe
Vicksburg
Bends
New Orleans Picayune
Oirike Order Obeyed Today Report From Rail Centers
Reports from multiple railroad centers indicate strong compliance with the order. Officials describe widespread acceptance among men and crews as the directive takes effect nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oirike
600 QUIT IN VICKSBURG STRIKE SHUTS RAIL SHOPS
About 12 000 to 15 000 railway workers across the Union Pacific Southern Pacific Illinois Central and Yazoo and Mississippi Valley lines walked out at 10 AM on a strike aimed at union recognition. Burnside Illinois shopmen totaled 4000 with others at Kansas City and New Orleans as clerks already on strike. The New Orleans federal court made the temporary injunction permanent to restrain interference with railroad operations as of noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central and Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Railways
Allied Roads
Harriman Lines
Federation of Union
Burnside
Illinois
Kansas City
New Orleans
United States
New Trouble in Texas Looms Over Harriman Lines
Houston labor action expands as conductors and brakemen on Harriman lines in Texas give notice at noon demanding contract revision. The dispute excludes only Houston and Texas Central and Houston East and West Texas lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Houston
Harriman
Strikes Hit Rail Shops Across Multiple Cities
On September 30 workers at several railroads walked out. McComb City Mississippi reported 1000 striking men, Burnside Illinois Central shops 4000, Algiers Southern Pacific 350, Harriman lines 1500 in Houston, Southern Pacific 500 in San Antonio, Illinois Central 600 in Vicksburg, Illinois Central total 1300 in Memphis, Southern Pacific 1600 in Los Angeles, Harriman lines 175 machinists in Denver. No disorders reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb City
Miss
Chicago
Illinois Central
Burnside
New Orleans
Algiers
Southern Pacific
Federation
Houston
Harriman Lines
San Antonio
Vicksburg
Memphis
Los Angeles
Denver
Carmen
Railroad Shopmen Strike Expected on Harriman Lines
Chicago Sept 30 The long threatened strike by shopmen on the Harriman lines including the Illinois Central will start at 10 oclock this morning unless the men who voted to strike refuse to obey the order sent yesterday by presidents of five unions directly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harriman
Illinois Central
May Preach Sunday at First Methodist Church
Rev R H Wynn announced Evangelist Ramsey’s condition improved today and he may attend or preach tomorrow depending on his strength. Farther notices will be made to determine if meetings continue next week based on Ramsey’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
R. H. Wynn
Evangelist Ramsey
Ramsey
New South Acid Iron Company to Market Nuso Remedy Nationwide
Monroe based New South Add ion Company forms to exploit the Nuso product from Mississippi acid iron earth. W R Mitchell named president. stock subscriptions open with time payment plan. Expert salesmen poised to market nationwide with heavy local and national advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Acid Iron Company of
Monroe
News-Star Today
Louisiana
Mississippi
Meridian
United States
America
W. R. Mitchell
West Monroe
New South Add [Ion Company
Naso
Geo. A. Parker
Ferguson Dial Company
Dial Company
Katherine Boyce Tupper and Clifton Stevenson Brown Wed in New York
The society wedding of Miss Katherine Boyce Tupper daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry Allan Tupper and Clifton Stevenson Brown son of a Baltimore lawyer occurred at noon at the Tupper home in Germany Park New York. Sir Charles Tupper relative noted.
Buick Car Fire Destroys Vehicle En Route to Swayze Packing
A Buick owned by Mr. M. D. Swayze and driven by Mr. John Neal caught fire on Thursday while en route to the Swayze Packing house and was completely destroyed. No injuries are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Swayze
John Neal
Wife Hanging in Room Denies Deed as Husband Faces Murder Charge
William P D Copeland, formerly of Newton, Mississippi, resident near Redwood in Warren County, was jailed on Thursday afternoon accused of murdering his wife Bettie Copeland. Copeland reports returning home after a day away at the Graham place, claiming no knowledge of the deed.
Man Says Wife Found Dead At Home In Suspected Case
O'Connor reports entering his house and finding his wife dead by hanging, with their two year old daughter present. An inquest led by Justice Pettaway concluded death due to hanging by unknown parties. Copeland faces uxOrcide charges while denying involvement. Proceedings may move to December Criminal Court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
J. R. Pettaway
Fifth District
J. P. Wheeler
Kelly
Taft Visits Sedalia at Missouri State Fair
President Taft greeted by a massive crowd in Sedalia Missouri as he spent hours at the Missouri State Fair. He delivered an address and was introduced by Governor Hadley during the visit to the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Sedalia
Hadley
Bryan Wedding Anniversary in Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bryan plan their twenty seventh wedding anniversary with family and a few intimate friends at Fairview in Lincoln Nebraska. Their marriage to Miss Mary E. Baird was Oct 1 1884 in Perry Illinois one year after he was admitted to the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Fairview
Mary E. Baird
Perry
Ill
Mr. Bryan
Taft’s Weeklong Voyage from Missouri River to Pacific
President Taft will travel from Omaha to Spokane over five days visiting Lincoln Hastings Denver Cheyenne Laramie Salt Lake City Pocatello Boise Walla Walla Lewiston and Spokane. The Milwaukee inquiry into Senator Stephenson’s election opens Monday led by Senator Heyburn. Pine Ridge and Rosebud lands to open for settlement beginning Monday at Gregory Dallas and Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Spokane
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Lincoln
Hastings
Denver
Cheyenne
Laramie
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Boise
Walla Walla
Lewiston
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Heyburn
Pine Ridge and
Rosebud
Gregory
Dallas
Rapid City
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Harrisburg
Barnard
Pennsylvania
United States
Germany
France
James Gordon Bennett
Does Not Doubt Wife Man Arrested in Monroe for Kidnapping
Monroe Louisiana police arrested George T. Amos 29 a Crowville Louisiana bookkeeper for a kidnapping plot tied to Mrs H A Whitehead wife of a Johnson County planter and her three-year-old Pearl Amos fled to Monroe after Mrs Whitehead vanished from Pine Bluff with her daughter. He admitted planning to elope with her and pleaded for his former employer to drop charges. Whitehead and the child remain missing as authorities search across Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
George T. Amos
Crowville
Franklin Parish
Frank Stewart
Amog
Monroe
H. A. Whitehead
Jones Plantation
Johnson County
Pearl
J. W. Jones
Cummins
Amos
Whitehead
Louisiana
B. Lowenstein & Bro
Memphis
Cumming
West
Sherif Brewster
Mr. Jones
J. B. Speers
Citizens’ Bank
Amos admits plot to steal wife and elope
G. T. Amos confesses to cooperating with Mrs. H. A. Whitehead in planning an elopement by stealing the wife. The pair allegedly arranged the scheme as described in the article.
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Uncle Sam
Weather Report
Nuso Company l
Arkansas
G. T. Amos
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