Wealth levy debate shadows Hughes Government policy
The analysis challenges the wealth levy and proposes alternatives, arguing the plan would be economically unjust and burdensome. It notes opposition from Mr. Giggs and potential Liberals resistance, urging a reversion to less punitive taxation and warning against imposing wartime profits taxes. The piece also calls for stricter street traffic regulation after a fatal Armidale incident and suggests practical safety notices at intersections to reduce accidents.
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de Finent
Hughes
Giggs
Wwe Wealth
Wedwestings
Armidale
Mondor
Local Music Exams Reported Successful At London College
The annual musical examinations in conjunction with the London College of Music were held in Arnidaly on Thursday. Examiner Mr C Be Toms announced all candidates passed, with a list of names and grades including Lilian Moffatt and Gladys Bracken among piano and violin entrants. Death toll rises at Hillgrove mining field as 87 year old resident passes after long decline. long-time resident Mr Snow identified as a foreman in the carrying trade, survived by many relatives, with details of family and local ties.
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Thoreday
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Migs
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Kether Winn
Al.o.mino
Asociate London College of Music
Nanno
Lilian’ Moffatt
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Rose Walker
Jean Sprin
Viekim
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Ron Chapman
Vio
Kim
Letaloes
Winnie Cochrane
Hillgrove
Mreen
Os Ee
Ilgrove
Tie Ben
Prentite
Snow
Lis Wits
Armidale News Highlights and Obituary Update
SAD DEATH. The death occurred at Armidale Hospital on Thursday of A. Post a resident of this city aged 36 years. He leaves a widow and six girls aged up to 11. The funeral will leave St Mary’s Cathedral for the Rema Catholic Cemetery. The council discusses local traffic and the return of passenger train service from Sydney. The weather remains changeable with rain recorded locally. forecasts hint at further showers and cool southerly winds. Christmas delicacies and local butchery notices accompany community notices and quality meat grading.
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Letters From the Front Tell of War Wounds and Home News
In a dispatch from the front, a Terrible Vale correspondent recounts injuries and recovery after a September 11 shell strike near Ypres. He details treatment in hospitals in England, transport by stretcher and train, blood loss, and eventual return toward duty, with letters home from R H Wibimald and others offering cheer. The piece also notes local court actions, including penalties for indecent language, and adverts from the Coastal Farmers Cooperative Society with farm equipment offerings.
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England
Herne Bay Hospital
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George
Nanes
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Peel France
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Carl
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Pte. C
Blomfield
Armidale and W E Jockey Club Annual Meeting
A committee meeting at the Imperial Hotel on Thursday night presided by Mr RO Simpson in the absence of President Mr W Curtis. The annual report shows net proceeds from the Shrimp race meeting aiding Returned Soldiers and a benevolent fund, with detailed financials and plans for improvements delayed by conditions and strikes. The club's finances, relief measures, and a trusteeship for quieting matters related to a soldier’s payment were discussed, with elections by lot and thanks extended to former officers.
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Tha
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Dx W. Curtis
Subosriptiana
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Harrie
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Bliss
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Campbell
Curtis
da Hawke
Hillard
MiArthur
D Simpson
Drs Harris
Ritchips
Settlement Achieved in Coal Strike Amid Rail Resumption
Telegraph reports a satisfactory settlement ending the coal embargo with miners agreeing to return to work under normal conditions. Trams and suburban trains to resume, freight services restored, and industries to reopen, though full normality expected in about three weeks. London money market outreach planned by Mr Holman.
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Federal Parliament Debates No-Confidence Motion
The House discussed a no confidence motion with Mr Hinges denying issuing cited regulations. Senator Millan criticized Mr Hughes as the government push draws support. Rear Admiral Bir William Pulenbaoy is temporarily named to the Permanent Naval Powers role. Ministers meet stiff opposition to the daylight saving bill from country constituencies.
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Cots Spunt
Millan
Senate
Hughes
Hawae
Bir
William Pulenbaoy
Restriction on Barmaids in Licensing Bill
A Victorian era item notes the Assembly adding a clause to the Licensing Bill. After the Basing Oaths Act no barmaids other than those already employed in the trade shall be engaged, and must be registered. This reflects a regulatory change affecting employment in the hospitality sector.
Beeby Speaks On Pension Bill In Parliament
Mr Beeby, minister for labour, criticizes the government for delaying the state pension. He argues enforcement should proceed under the Act and condemns the moulders' strike stance. The Legistive Council discusses extending franchise provisions for owners and occupiers in shires, with debate pausing on the bill.
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J. D. Fitzgerald
States Revenue Reports November Increase in Collections
Revenue data shows November gains with States recording a 279,810 increase in countive revenue. Victorian figures also rise, with an additional 77,000 in the same period, indicating broader tax intake growth across regions.
Shearera Demands Ends in Compulsory Conference
Representatives of the Australian Workers' Union and various jet associations concluded a compulsory conference yesterday. An agreement was reached aimed at the award framework, with operative details to follow.
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EIVOR
Trawler Boats Fired On In War News Report
Reuters telegram from London describes a large maritime action in wartime with Brichum fishing trawlers attacked and abandoned. The crews were endangered as ships were fired upon and men ferried to safety amid ongoing hostilities and reported dangers at sea.
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The German Reichetag Telegram Note
A distorted Reuters Telegram from London reports on the Reichstag scene with mention of control and administration. The fragmentary text hints at political maneuvering surrounding governance and possible cabinet actions within the German parliament context. No clear names or dates are readable.
Deportation Rowstems from Belgian Cardinal Visit Refused
The German governor of Belgium refuses Cardinal Mercier permission to visit Rome for a second conference with the Pope on deportation questions. Reuters telegram from London reports the detention and denial restricting church leaders amid Belgium's fate.
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The Boumasian Position and Balkan Front Updates
The Bulgarian premier claimed Romania’s entry would not trigger attacks if Dobrudja were ceded to Bulgaria. A Romanian premier report notes a 100 prisoner seizure near Conowone and ongoing battles on heights east of Wirlibaba with heavy Romanian resistance. At Bucharest fronts violent actions continue in Prahova and Buca regions, while Malavia reports high casualties and a Bulgarian push near Osinpolgng with 387 prisoners captured.
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Russia’s Warning Feared Retaliation Across Front
A Reuters Telegram from London reports Moscow threatening retaliation as battle lines harden. An Amsterdam correspondent notes Belgian workers wounded by shrapnel near the Goissans Gar front while Austrian and Belgian prisoners are mentioned in related dispatches.
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Greek War Minister Resigns Over Expulsion Row
Unclear fragments describe Greece's war minister resigning amid protests and moves to expel the Central Powers from Athens. The report cites diplomatic friction and pressures surrounding neutrality and government actions.
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Naval position praised by Admiral Jellicoe report
Telegram from Reuters notes Admiral Jellicoe praised naval leadership and experience in German air actions. It mentions Zeppelin raids and London Berlin papers commenting on Zeppelins and air losses, with brief reflections on Allied and German positions.
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Referendum speech from Australian WWI general appeal
Lieutenant General Birdwood urges Australians in France to vote in the Referendum for universal service. He emphasizes maintaining strong forces, safeguarding battalions, and the broader aim of freedom for future generations. He pledges safety for families and promises accountability for shirkers.
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A M P A Reminder On Life Insurance Surplus Distribution
A timely notice to readers considering Lifn securance explains the Australian Mutual Provident Society plans a December distribution of surplus toward participating policyholders. The 248,528 total surplus from last year went to policyholders, with the society claiming strong status as a leading Empire life office and top bonus payer. It notes reversionary additions of about 21,600,000 and a historical distribution total of 220,700,000 since inception.
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