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Newspaper

Armidale Chronicle

Location

Armidale, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

4

Armidale Cattle Yards Dwell On Stock Breeding Demand

The piece argues Armidale must extend cattle yards to meet New England stock-breeding demand. It cites Goulburn and New South Wales centers, municipal Council debates, and recent sales showing crowd turnout and need for larger facilities. It criticizes current yards as inadequate and urges action by the council to support the industry and regional economy.

Commonwealth Valle i Pomtre Jorge Ching Inala Dinppead Toe Lim Catle New Bridod W. J. Horke & On Sland Armidale New England Counci Gawl-' Bors Municipn Council Goulburn England Monaro Plainy Abercrombie

Armidale yards economic boost hinges on council action

The piece discusses Armidale yards expanding and improving stock handling to attract investment and promote local industry. It argues faster extensions by the council would raise value, attract support, and serve as a powerful advertisement for the district's advancement. The text reflects urgent calls for timely action.

Armidals Baaven

Sydney Coge's Opinions on War Problem

Telegraphic report from Sydney notes Mr. Jowph Cook urging all effort and thought be focused on the war problem. He argues it would be criminal to dissipate energies in interacting equal, promoting unity and decisive action amid the conflict.

Coge Jowph Cook

Debate on mendel etuur ment in the Legislative Assembly

In a lengthy session Mr Durack attacked the Governments stance on railway matters and its financial policy. He criticised wage differentials with higher paid officials and noted evictions where tenants faced removal and property dispossession. The Assembly voted 31 to 2 to not press further on amendments to the Railways Amendment Bill as morning business concluded.

Durack Legislative Assembly M'Girr Waa

Inter-State Labor Conference in Melbourne

An inter-Elste Labor Conference met in Melbourne yesterday to discuss the nation’s position. Delegates showed tentative attitudes toward MPs backing conscription. A motion to commit was carried by a large majority, with today’s session to decide whether the delegates may participate in future proceedings. Protests arose from representatives in the Numonstle district over the totalisator proposal.

Melbourne Li Core Wil Mavsekl Tnt Tha Nse Tha Totalisator

Goal Shortage and War Industry Disruption

The Ges Board announced no relaxation of rationing rules for essential war uses. Illicit consumers have been disconnected and may face penalties. Railway officials report normal Bow Filliing traffic. Sydney sees several merchant vessels arriving at Bytow to aid relief efforts.

Wollongong Hughes Ges Sydney Bydowy Aod

Recruiting Bohene to Begin Next Week

The Director of Recruiting reported from NSW Gomes Victoria and Gouth calling recruiting directors to aid organizing the varied state in conjunction with the new reform men. It is hoped at the beginning of next week the organization will move throughout Australia with the Queensland Government to support the scheme.

Hadures Nsw Gomes Res Victoria Gouth Austro- Tims Queensland

Postel and Electrician's Union Allegations Reported

Fragmented OCR notes describe Allegations involving Postel and the Electrician's Union. The text mentions a union representative and claims of impropriety or variation of a previous credential. The source is garbled but indicates a private statement and potential officer involvement.

Onnae Tsie Privan Oth

Tragedy in Broken Hill Wife and Husband Dead

An inquest into a Broken Hill couple's deaths opened after the body of a woman was found on a range and the husband later died. The wife had left home prior to her disappearance, leaving children in her mother’s care. The investigation continues as details are pieced together and the inquiry adjourned.

Bill G. Atkin Mishel O'Brien Rusden-street O'Brien Moms Caledonian Hotel Bellingen Tolinstous Eer Ae Tranite Lee Hereford House Will Armidale Swartion Diamoeneg M. Todorta Conatal TF Lita Perettsdale Batey T. Nes Kathries Ns Tonnd Oamnt

Fragmented historic union trial notes and violence claims

A garbled OCR passage reports on union tensions and alleged violent acts tied to a trial. It references sentencing, a judge, and accusations against a group for arson, property damage, and a policeman shooting, but the text is unclear and partial.

Unclear Message Fragments From Suspected Conspiracy Context

The readable text shows fragmented phrases about waerchiam and a conspiracy claim. Names, places, and specific actions are unreadable, but the fragment mentions LW.W. and seeking help. The item presents as an incoherent note or clipping with no verifiable events.

Tamworth Jailbreak Trial of Three in Tamworth Gaol Escape

Three men Jamia Wilton Chu Coyou and Robert M Leon faced trial at the Central Criminal Court before Mr Justice Perceval on charges of grievous bodily harm with intent to murder James Hoare during an escape from Tamworth Gaol after only six days inside. The Crown argued the trio overpowered a warder and escaped but were recaptured within three days. Previously M Tean Soxen and Wilson received various sentences for related offenses. The defense claimed others acted while Loan said he fled when ladders appeared. The case proceeds after the evidence concluded.

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City Council Withdraws Support for Lord Mayor Candidate

City officials report support for Lord Mayor has been withdrawn. Alderman Meagher has been seen in council circles with expelled leaders, and the late leadership era is cited. Meagher faces likely loss of backing for another term as Lord Mayor as aldermen indicate they will not support him.

Meagher Ledershin Zun Lebor

National Sacrifice Urged by Church and State Leaders

Archbishop and president address crowds on the need for unified sacrifice to aid the nation. In a passionate speech, church and civic figures urged collective action to overcome hardship and support key public initiatives.

Impatient Wool Growers and Butter Shortage Reported

Australian wool producers press for a definite end to shipping delays affecting wool exports to Britain while Sydney faces another butter shortage due to rough seas delaying the North Coast fleet. Political and economic notes include talks on wheat pricing, labour ministry comments, and government plans influencing prices and policy.

Tresporch Sydney North Coast

German Submarines in West Indian Waters Reported

A New York Times telegram to the Providence Journal reports German subs in West Indian waters. Four submarines reportedly left Kiel in November. British ships are said to have engaged and sunk one submarine.

Bester London New York Times Kiel

Conflict of Local and Allied Forces in Constantinople War News

London telegram reports a clash as Allied and Greek troops withdraw under Greek escort. Greeks defend Philopspus and Otwrynatary Fils with heavier losses. battles continue around Kerastini with armistice relief for civilians. French and British observers note Greek government promises protection and limited armament concessions amid talks with Entente allies.

Reuter Londo Pperion Iguraet Menitin Hile Palaco Hooss of Commone Cecil Gongtanting Ain Athens Kerastini Athens Caetoria Allien

Enemy Attack Fails In Balkans and Berlin Reports

A Reuters telegram describes a failed enemy assault near Burleux and south of Metenel, with German bombardment of Bucharest. Romanian forces retreat in Pitesti region while deep actions near Alexandria Bucharest push Romanians to withdraw and regroup. Berlin cites German artillery and changes in command in the Romanian front.

Reuter London Burleux Southaet Metenel Berlin Uve Beta Ay Docharest Pitesti TX Witdaju de Btn Alecandria Bucharest Thaery Orere National Tidenda Maeckensey

Japan funds Britain through war loan drive

Japan offers Britain a direct war loan of 10 million pounds with strong popular support and likely subscription overflow on the first day. The Telegram note cites an optimistic view amid ongoing tensions and satire about the effort.

Japan Britain Heutora Tendon Great Britain Fesge

Steamer City of Bigris Torpedoed

A steamer named City of Bigris was torpedoed and sank within twenty minutes. Survivors were rescued after several passengers and crew members ended up in the water. Rescue efforts continued for those still unaccounted for as the ship went down.

Bigris Iearn Ines

Reconstruction of the Cabinet in New War Era

Fragmentary telegram reports House discussions on cabinet reshuffle during wartime. Names and positions appear garbled but indicate debate over approvals, policy alignment, and potential reshaping of ministries.

The Malian Position and Austrian Attacks Reported

The Salians repelled a bold attack on Sano as air forces dropped heavy munitions. Berlin reports Austro-German and Turkish forces in Romania have achieved junctions and routed the Romanian first army, with further offensives across the region.

Rautor Tologran London Sano

Australians in London Granted Leave Amid War Strain

Australians in London received generous leave allowances with General Birdwood authorizing extended breaks and extra funds of five pounds as a Christmas gratuity. In Parliament, Joynton-Hickin urged warning the enemy about raids, but Asquith refused to reveal plans, citing strategic prudence and avoiding informing the enemy.

General Birdwood Prantiy Audiratane London Bind

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