Editorial Hotel. War concerns and government methods.
A wartime editorial laments daily war anxieties in the state, condemns political party politics during crisis, and urges intensified national effort. It notes near-term military setbacks, calls for unity, and stresses the need for more manpower and stronger support for Britain's war campaign. It compares Australia’s wartime stance with German strength and cautions against complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goevernmeot
Australia
Joseph Carruthers
Howe
Preference voting on hours for hotel closing debated
The article discusses selecting hotel closing hours via preference votes. Voters should mark secondary and tertiary preferences if their first choice may not win, as the tally determines the final hour. The guidance warns that overusing preferences can dilute the weight of the initial vote.
Uingara Seat resignation sparks Labor split fears
Local notes report G R W M Donald resigning his Bingarm seat in protest against Conference dictates. It is said the move could disrupt Labor and invite Liberal opposition, with speculation that he may stand as an Independent against Labor. Also covered are community notices on military cadet training, band enlistments, a major cattle sale, local police cases, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uingara
G. R. W. M.donald
Bingarm
Political
Labor League
St'Donald
Labor Party
Labor
Armidale City
Penning
W. P. Richards
T. B. Laurence
H. Burton
IG. H. Julie
W. Madden
C. Manner
1J. Gardiner
PF. Holmes
Aros
Armidale
St. Peters Cathedral
Town Hall
Town Hill
Bofclock
P. J. Bamley
Church Missionary Association
J. G. Needham
Brisbane
Geo. Burns
British End African
New England
Messrs
W. J. Hawkesod Ob
Gostwyck
Recruiting Depot Update in Armidste Names
Fragmentary OCR notes list individuals such as R. Thowse and H. A. Voc Craven, with references to Armidste and Manilla. Mentions recruiting activity and a $06 sum in Camp yenlercay appear, but most names and details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
R. Thowse
Armidste
Whompison Serretta
Deger
Balaclava
H. A. Voc Craven
Thee
Jim
W. A. Haydon
Manilla
Yenlercay
Recruiting Rally Brings New Zealand Men to Armidale
Messrs and locals attend the Town Hall recruiting meeting where Private Newton of the Ind Light Horse returns from Weymouth and presents his comrade with a keepsake. General Townshend’s actions at Kutel Ammra and Ctetsiphon are noted, with several townsmen and church figures mentioned amid war service stories.
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Armidale
G. Atkin
POM
Douglas Starr
James Oe
Armidale Creen Lands Office
Fitzroy Masdougall
Necar Never
Comeiy of
Clarke
Onoverrians
Apecing Heases
Henry August Peters
Bendemeer
Inglis
Bend
Opre
U2th
Popo'a
Cros
Quinn
Townshend
Cross
Cram
West Armidale
W. 4
Dale
Church of Fngland
Archdeaton Johnstone
Gee
Biddington
Aoder
Mavnsel
Tickeon
Gordon
Barnard
BC Waters
Bein
Agnes
Atin
Pic
Bridiagroom
Mira Bidward Cooper
Ulesmaie
Pearl
Nellis Stewart Bangien Seastor
D. Millen
Ag Mulhall
Newton
Weymouth
Kutel Ammra
Chitral
Tigris
O de Potehrs
Feneral Townshend
Ctetsiphon
Bagdad
Ent
T Preat
Crenidson
George Townshend
Ham
Wolke
D.C.M
Fneland
Aod Pomenses
J. A. Guess
Meth
Ab Gellinoli
Mikes Saintts
Aedi
Speslcer
M Dermat
Bundarrs
M'Termatt
Apmidelin
St. Patrick's B.C. Church
Glen Innes
Grimzon
Carmichael
Sydney ‘Evening
News
Harry Gillett
Fln.e
London
Myst
Gleary
Arini- Ginly
Catholic Federation
Catholic Pron
Irding
W. C. Iginbotham
Toowo
Unique Lodge Ceremony and Obituary Note
At the Loyal Welcome-Brothers' Lodge meeting a unique ceremony took place with W G T J C Smith presenting a framed certificate to his owin-law, Past Grand Brother Hy Tomer, for his soldier brother Private Turner on leave. Ted Hildey, longtime Aillgriva resident, died this morning after a lengthy illness. Private Wm Lagan’s farewell was omitted from Easter Monday notices, while Tock Rutledge and others were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Welcome — Brothers’ Lodge
F. Gillgrote
W.G
T. J. C. Smith
BB. Tomer
Turner
Daplerday
Turbulent Labor Caucus in Australia Calls for Minister Resignations
Telegrams from Sydney report a Labor Caucus meeting pushing immediate resignations of the Premier and ministry over policy disputes. The conference, voting 55 to 28, demanded abolition of the Legislative Council focus in Labor policy and set a referendum for upcoming elections. A special caucus meeting was planned as leaders consider a potential change of government, possibly led by Wade or a Labor member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisie
Legislative Council
Ganeus
Corfergace
Inter
Legisative Council
J. C Watson
Cemum
Labor Party
Wade
Holman
Industrisficts
Labor Conforsore
Rimagsines
Mdonald
Bingars
Irish Rebellion Ends as Leaders Surrender in Dublin
Reports from London state the Irish rebellion has ended with unconditional surrender of its leaders. Haig notes gas shells used on a 1000 yard front. German army numbers and troop movements are detailed with casualties and seized equipment. European fronts show heavy losses at Mort Homme and advances near Narva. Passenger steamer Patria arrives New York after Mediterranean peril. Meantime, Dublin endures food shortages and destruction as authorities restore order and arrest key figures.
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London
Haig
Lune
Larkmow
Germany
Lake Narcia
Vilna
Belgium
Sukiom
Moogharn
Parig
Mort Homme
Patia Hos
New York
Naples
Mediterranean
Mesopotamia
London ‘“Times
India
Mesa Ane
Tha
Adent
Techarest
Trebiz
Geveral
Uy Turkey
Anny
Egypt
Cairo
Dis
Trok
Ireland
Dublin
Larmer Stanaer
General
Jacob's
Pearce
Mondas
Hebel
Sackville Street
Cork
Bollacha
Times
Ebron
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Thomas
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Sydney
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