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October 14, 1912: John Schrank shoots Theodore Roosevelt at Milwaukee
October 18, 1912: Turkey's war with Italy ended by treaty
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October 17, 1912: Turkey's war with Balkan League begins

The following events occurred in October 1912:

October 1, 1912 (Tuesday)

October 2, 1912 (Wednesday)

October 3, 1912 (Thursday)

The hit motion picture of 1912

October 4, 1912 (Friday)

  • Off the coast of Dover, the collision of the submarine B2 with the Hamburg America Line ship Amerika killed 15 sailors. B2 was part of a flotilla of 13 submarines patrolling four miles from Dover as part of Royal Navy maneuvers, and crossed 60 feet in front of the bow of Amerika, which was moving twice as fast and was unable to stop. Only one man, Lt. Richard I. Pulleyne, survived, swimming upward after the sub broke in two.[14]
  • The U.S. Marines attacked Nicaragua's rebels before dawn, advanced uphill and captured the fortress on El Coyotepe despite being fired on by the remaining rebels. Four Americans and 27 rebels were killed, and another 14 U.S. infantrymen wounded.[10][15]
  • Sixteen-year old black teen Ernest Knox and a friend of his were tried and convicted for the rape and murder of 18-year old white teen Sleety Mae Crow, in Forsyth County, Georgia, even though evidence of Knox's confession to the crime may have likely came under duress from local authorities. Both black teens were sentenced to be executed by hanging, bringing an end to most of the immediate racial violence in the county.[16]
  • The first University of Calgary began classes, with a faculty of three professors. The Alberta provincial legislature would not give the University power to confer degrees, and the University of Alberta did not welcome the competition. As result, the university would close its doors in October 1915.[17]
  • Golfer Harry Vardon won a rematch against Ted Ray at the 10th News of the World Matchplay, beating him by one hole. Vardon lost his defending title to Ray at The Open Championship in June.[18]

October 5, 1912 (Saturday)

October 6, 1912 (Sunday)

October 7, 1912 (Monday)

October 8, 1912 (Tuesday)

October 9, 1912 (Wednesday)

King Nicholas of Montenegro

October 10, 1912 (Thursday)

October 11, 1912 (Friday)

  • The Prince of Wales, heir to the British throne and the future King Edward VIII, began his studies at Magdalen College as a commoner.[4]
  • Italy and Turkey broke off peace negotiations as Montenegro took Ottoman territory near Skiptchanik (Šipčanik, between Dečić and Tuzi).[4]

October 12, 1912 (Saturday)

October 13, 1912 (Sunday)

October 14, 1912 (Monday)

October 15, 1912 (Tuesday)

October 16, 1912 (Wednesday)

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Fred Snodgrass and Fred Merkle

October 17, 1912 (Thursday)

October 18, 1912 (Friday)

October 19, 1912 (Saturday)

October 20, 1912 (Sunday)

October 21, 1912 (Monday)

October 22, 1912 (Tuesday)

October 23, 1912 (Wednesday)

October 24, 1912 (Thursday)

October 25, 1912 (Friday)

October 26, 1912 (Saturday)

October 27, 1912 (Sunday)

October 28, 1912 (Monday)

October 29, 1912 (Tuesday)

October 30, 1912 (Wednesday)

Vice-President James S. Sherman

October 31, 1912 (Thursday)

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