Remembrance Notices and Local Trials Report
Obituary notices honor Robert Griffiths and Elizabeth Dawson with dates in November and memories from family. Also remembered are Barney Murray killed at Glencoe in 1916 and Bernard Murray, aged relative, with affectionate verses from family. Court items note Armidale Police Court fines and NSW income tax return failures. Armidale Camp training and a severe hailstorm near Blony with six inches of hail reported.
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Thoraday
E. M. Colin
iPey
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Shuaedeh
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Battery Fee
War Crisis Echoes in NSW and Federal Strain
The article critiques cross‑state and federal responses to wartime labor unrest in Australia, highlighting sympathy strikes by miners in Sinteé and New South Wales, with Queensland conditions noted as better. It argues governments fail to act, corralled by political maneuvering, and calls for urgent railway and industrial action oversight while outlining local military and recruiting developments and civic efforts amid mounting financial strain.
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Sinteé
New South
Walea
Victoria
Queensland
Commonwealth
Malbourne
Beng
Eal
Fedral
Tars
South ‘Wales
Ty Dismeter
Liberals Debate War Support and Government Tactics
A telegraphic note reports Liberal stance on war policy, warning against blind loyalty while noting Mr Hughes would risk loyalty if used to back non war aims. A government parley is planned for Wednesday to consider government measures amid Liberal criticism and anticipated motions.
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Benatar Mirae
Assieh
Hughes
Herp
Tatiana
Gai
Proclamation Withdrawals Stir Government Debate
A wealthy man called for Home Defence as representations for withdrawal were discussed. Miniebor said representations would be presented to the Government. The withdrawal would not help the 27,000 who sacrificed but could deter others from disobeying, signaling that actions taken would influence future calls.
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Labor Caucar
Vion
Yabees Forteeihe
Alon
Miniebor
Beneft
Prolongation Debate Stalls Parliament Amid Protests
The House debated extending Parliament’s life amid protests and party opposition. The motion to prolong was rejected 46 to 29 after blockers argued against emergency measures. Critics warned the move risks dictating elections, while supporters claimed delay would invite constitutional issues.
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Stewart Fit
Jon
Holman
Sallerom
Oes
Council
Liberal &J Log
See Plate
Finnely
PLL
Durack
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A Duca
Husa
Addi Hig
Labor Party
Wales
Probable New Appointments Reported in Parliament
The report suggests nearly all the old guards may be replaced as favorable views on a life tenure for Parliament are noted. It is understood the Ratamed Soldiers' Association plans to apply for direct service in the person of a returned soldier.
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Australia
Federal Arbitration Court
Moat West Rallens
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Jorie Commonwealth
Raihen
Bniekine
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Eniting
Cook
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Cutie
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Derth
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Wee
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Conk
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Colegram
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Coal Strike Talks Stall As Mines Face Lockout
Report details ongoing coal strike tensions with no settlement in sight as miners resume discussions after a day of adjournment. Officials cite potential mine closures in New South Wales and Victoria, with workers at risk of long idle periods amid references to a broader political and economic standoff.
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Hughes
Www
M. Hughey
Commonwealth
Warner
Wales
Metropoli
Wailuh
Newcastle
Melbourne council debates power bill amid coal troubles
The Legislative Council met as ministers discuss Neil's Electric Lights and Power Bill. Dr. Manhre estimates coal issues could end in four hours. Hughes and others anticipate actions while debates question if the bill is panic legislation. A secretary reportedly told the judge of defying law as secrecy surrounds the proceedings.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Legislative Council
John Garland
Neil
Manhre
Eli Allem Taylor
Wes
Teocite Sog
Secretarivy
Alnoeni
King Haigaap a war triumph and Allied praise
Reuters reports in London praise for Allied gains on the Somme and Ancre fronts. British and French actions are described as costly, with German resistance and fortified positions tested. Note of night shelling and prisoner captures at Beaucourt and Beaucourt area amid ongoing trench warfare.
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Ranke
Reuters
London
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Somme
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German Report Claims Sunken Transport Sinks Hope
Telegram dispatch from London reports Berlin officials claim a submarine sunk a transport vessel. Admiralty reference and a Mindenburg complaint are noted. The piece also notes British factory workers complain of food shortages and malnutrition affecting production.
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Adoo
Berlin
Malia
Admiralty
Austrians Prepare For An Offensive
The Statism Front reports on Milan and Rome in a tense wartime dispatch. Aimed at detailing the Italian front, the Telegram notes possible shifts as Italian forces brace for action and German and Austrian implications loom over the region.
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London
Milan
Breath of Wentrality and Firings in Suited Tel Memo
Fragmentary text notes a sudden firing or dismissal event referenced as 98 FIRED with vague names and phrases. The readable portion mentions a suit or suiters Tel lego and German names, but lacks coherent context, dates, locations, or identifiable individuals. Further readable details are needed to form a clear card.
Frail Telegraphs Report Mail War News From Europe
London reports Friday morning say Germany threatens to invade military age, Bucharest bombed, twenty injured by air raid alerts. Reuters and Romanians long-range telegrams claim heavy losses on opposing sides. British dispatches discuss German pressure, Romanian counterattacks, and strategic positions near the Danube and Lake Balaton.
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Bucharest
Antor
London
Sta Aes
Bom
JOY
Bulgarian Army Order Found Amid Refugee Reinforcements
A Balonice correspondent reports that a Bulgarian reinforcement shipment included an army order signed by Gente Ven Winckler. The document, found among the troops, suggestsBolgarian forces face a risky deployment and potential setback as morale and plans are impacted.
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Bulgaria
Reuter
London
Ven Winckler
Peace Talks and War Reports from London and New York
Reuters dispatches describe Russian explosions harming ships and buildings near Archangel, with casualties reported. London reports government debate on manpower usage, while Pope protests bombardments. New York faces factory labor clashes over the eight hour workday amid capital and labor tensions.
Remarkable Incident at Forke Sessions Court
The presiding judge contends juror supply flaws delay Saxon charges of sxsntily and cobbery against Thames Buellng. Buckley challenges jurors, Court notes missing juror list while Crown Prosecution admits irregularities. Reported from Sydney with later mention of Destitute pupils and local material needs.
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Forke
Buckley
Bryamy
Bob
Mttortier
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