Europe on edge as war fears rise over Italy Turkey clash
Turmoil spreads across Europe as Italian fleet bombards Prevesa and Turkish forces clash with Greek troops on the Greece frontier. Reports say three Turkish torpedo boats were destroyed, an Italian cruiser grounded, and heavy fighting continues along the Turkish Greece frontier amid fears major powers may intervene.
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Labor Leaders Declare Strikers Number 35000
Harriman Illinois Central and Santa Fe railroads are affected as unions call a nationwide shutdown. About 35 000 shopmen and countless others on Harriman System and Union Pacific routes have struck after a federation order. Leaders vow a long, bitter fight while railroads call for wage-cut measures and prepare for possible widespread disruption.
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Duke i Abrusal Initiates War For Katherine El kine
Tome details Duke i Abrusal of Italy and Turkey miniature war framing the dispute over Katherine El kine daughter of Senator Biking. He blockades Provesa by sinking two Turkish torpedo boats and forcing them ashore, signaling a dramatic opening clash in the Italian Turkish conflict.
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Italian Cruiser Ashore Off London In Late Breaker Report
Reports say a large Italian cruiser ran aground near London amid weather and traffic disruption. Details remain unclear as officials assess damage and maritime safety implications for the likely international incident.
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Taft Glad He Went Into Iowa
Sedalia Missouri reports President Taft in Iowa after two days in insurgent country. He said he was well pleased with the welcome in Senator Cummins' stronghold and admitted fears of an unfriendly reception.
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Mass Flood Tragedy Reported in Austin Penn Town
A long distance call from Buffalo New York reports that 200 to 500 people were drowned when a huge ram collapsed and flooded the town of Austin Penn this afternoon. Debris is said to have ignited a fire, but confirmation is not yet received.
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Ashore at Tripoli in Demonstration Confirmed
A London war correspondent reported yesterday that forces went ashore at Tripoli during a demonstration, though the exact details remain unclear. Authorities and editors await fuller confirmation as the situation develops.
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Italian bombardment aids troop landing at Trepoall
In Vienna on September 20 the Italian Clear delivered a brief bombardment with ampliguns against Trepoall producing slight damage. The assault appears used to cover a troop landing and advance.
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Powers to form coalition over Balkan uprisings reported
London dispatches say Europe faces general excitement as leaders plan a coalition to suppress Balkan state uprisings while Russia is said to hold Trebivend, a Turkish province, for an old war indemnity. Turkey mobilizes resources as several nations eye its territories.
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Italian public mood wary as war with Turkey looms
From Mondoane France dated Sept 246 a report says Tlillan government will safeguard its wartime interests. Italy's antimilitant factions resent the war declaration, with plans described as forming for possible outbreak. Dispatches claim broad Tratlins enthusiasm, but sources say masses oppose armed conflict with Turkey.
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Austro Italian frontier tensions spark movement
Vienna reports Austrians mobilize a large force on the Austro Italian frontier causing comment. Officials are baffled by the move while some deem Italian retaking of a province possible, as militias and nearby forces heighten unease.
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Power May Interfere Berlin Foretells Pact
Officials of the German foreign office today stated that an agreement among Germany Austria and England is imminent with Berlin signaling potential intervention by power dynamics. The remark underscores tense diplomacy as nations weigh terms of settlement and regional stability.
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Wortman Trial Ends With Hung Jury In Fornication Case
The Wortman fornication case ended in a hung jury after two days of testimony and a late night vote. One juror held out for acquittal, leading Judge Phelps to discharge the panel. Prosecution and defense made strong closing arguments as officials assess the difficulty of the case and the jurors’ inability to reach a verdict.
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Teachers and Mothers Organize In City Effort
A new organization of parents and teachers forms to foster cooperation in public schooling. A meeting at Hawthorne School, led by Superintendent Landers, established temporary officers and a committee to draft by laws for a permanent group with planned future meetings.
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Drought Today Hit By Typhoon Thronged Coastline
Victoria B C Sept 20 Further details aboard the steamer Helleroppen describe the Formosa typhoon wrecking Tukao and Amping. The steamer Tekao Maru capsized with all hands lost. Rescue efforts report pitiful scenes as survivors struggle amid the disaster.
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Harritin One Intends to use pension rule as lure
Reports from the Harritin area show a rule denying experienced employes loading at forty five years of age to stay in service. Workers head to Cal iwounth, with many leaving as federation demands rise for higher pay and broader recognition. Railroads warn of possible nationwide spread of strikes.
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Strike Spreads as Railroad Shops Walk Out Across West
Portland dispatch reports 90 percent of shopmen in several states walking out after a union call. Federation of Shopmen and Railroad System Workers goal to halt service. lines from Oregon to Santa Fe see orders to quit. Santa Fe shops receive unfinished work from Southern Pacific prompting widespread labor action.
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Four Thousand Illinois Central Shopmen Walk Out
About four thousand workers at the Burnside shops in Chicago strike in response to a headquarters strike order from the System of Railroad Shopmen. The walkout immobilizes the Illinois Central yard operations.
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Southern Pacific Shop Workers Strike Quietly Begins
In Los Angeles on September 30, fifteen hundred shop employees of the Southern Pacific Railroad walked out in a quiet strike this morning, signaling industrial action with a peaceful demonstration.
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Five hundred Timels Central shopmen strike at Mast Street
Five hundred Timels Central railroad shopmen in East St Louis went on strike this morning at Mast Street. The walkout began as labor tensions flare with work stoppages affecting yard operations and local freight handling. Platforms were quiet as crews left assignments and shutdowns spread to nearby shops.
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Paducah Strike Sees One Thousand Workers Walkout
About 1000 Ventral shop employees in Paducah Kentucky walked out on strike this morning as labor action began. The stoppage affects local production and follows unresolved negotiations between the workforce and management.
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Strike at Champuicn Central Shops Shuts 150 Workers In
About 150 shopmen walked out at Champuicn Central shops this morning, halting operations as labor action began.
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Out at Bakersfield Strike Hits Four Hundred Workers
Four hundred Southern Pacific shopmen went out on strike at Bakersfield California on September 20. The action follows unresolved labor disputes and affects railroad maintenance and operations locally.
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Train Strike Shuts 500 Shopsmen Rally in San Antonio
Five hundred Southern Pacific shopsmen rallied in San Antonio, Texas, at 10 o clock this morning after striking, disrupting operations and drawing city attention to labor action.
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Fricoo Shopmien Out Ran Praticied
Fricoo shopmen out ran practiced culit seppego Tories hundid Southern Pacific shop moliqves struck hes today.
Strikes Hit Two At Ore and Cairo Shipyards
At Ot at Astrond Ore and Cairo Sept 20 workers walk out in sympathy actions. In Oregon the entire shop force of thirty men joins the Southern Pact strike, while in Cairo three hundred central shopmen also strike, halting work at both locations.
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Local shop sued at Huntington Ohio
A brief item from Huntington Ohio notes a local shop faced a lawsuit with limited readable details including the venue and involved parties. The fragmentary text references legal action and a local business, but lacks clear names or outcomes due to damage.
Northwest Oregon sees 2500 Ont in Porth event
In Porth Oregon on September 30 the town reports 2500 Ont participating in a walking event. Continued on page eight.
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Strike will not disrupt traffic say officials
General Manager J. T. O'Brien asserts the current strike by shopmen will not interrupt operations. He notes trainmen remain on duty and believes material supplies will keep moving for up to six months even if shop workers walk out, minimizing business impact.
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