Sunday Event Notes From Armidale Chronicle
Fragmentary entries list times and names including Rey, Scott Fletcher, M A Hillgravy, Vity, Mote, Mr WE Murrow, Baumares, Spem, Mr Hamilton, Llangethlin, Vem, Goyra, Mack j and Key with several 7 pm and 6 pm references. Details are unreadable and uncertain.
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Armidale
Rey
Scott Fletcher
M.A Hillgravy
Vity
Mote
WE Murrow
Baumares
Spem
Hamilton
Llangethlin
Goyra
Mack J
Key
W Stewart
Fuller In Loving Memory of Arthur James Keller
In loving memory of my dear husband Arthur James Keller who departed this life November 25th. At rest, deeply mourned by his wife Jane Fuller.
Editorial Hotel Reveals Labour Bulletin Figures
The Labour Bulletin for the second quarter of 1916, recently reviewed by Commonwealth Statistician Ar G Hy Kuibbe, notes expected unemployment declines due to large wartime manpower. It also forecasts a general price rise, reduced unemployment, and continued industrial conditions tightening across the Commonwealth. Prices for food and groceries show a notable increase, while consumer goods remain constrained.
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Commonwealth Statistician
G. Hy. Kuibbe
Australia
Commonwealth
Wn Deertase
Beremite
Armidale News Roundup With Local Notices
A long Armidale page outlines winter labor, mining, and public welfare items. It notes wage figures, unemployment applications, and court actions, plus community reports on Christmas drives, Caledonian Society events, and Armidale Showground improvements.
Armidale News Notes War Service and Social Updates
Personal details feature Tamworth baritone Mr Courtney Hood performing at Mise Gordons, and Armidale recruiting notes with Messrs Adkins and Thonton highlighted. Marriages of B C Wight and Macy Maguire in St Marys Catholic Cathedral, plus death of Mrs J N Watts at Walcha. Clergy calls, hospital stay for Rev Down ONeill, Bishop De O Connery visit, and staffing moves at Armidale institutions. War Service Committee meetings, Kangaroos march, and local enlistments detailed with Captain Coates, Major White, and residents listed.
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Courtney Hood
Tamworth
Mise Gordon
Peet
Armidale
Mire
Adkins
Central Hotel
FB. J. Thonton
Tenterfield
War Service Committee
Northern
Iird
B.C. Wight
Mins Macy Maguire
Armalile
St. Mary’s Cathadral
Fiden
Vern Pow
Mro. Point
Fusden-atroot
The
Express
Walbha
Molin
Mra
J. Nob Watts
Beeraped
Walcha
Lenvous Heyband
Mr. Watts
Down O'Neill
Lewisham Hospital
O'Connery
Furthawest
Lee
Inverell
Theis Vivien Bert
Syrwtor Rijsell
TN. Crowley
Vitor
Propeter
Pepe Airiverty
Jesu
Crowley
M. Bedtt-Miicher
Evclesiae
Armimh von Sundig
Tom Morrow
Meilindint
Salisbury Paiia
Bogland
Gill Mason
Coates
N.S.W
Wagga
F. M. Cheenbrougi
War Service Committees
Bingara
Weathewday
Les Faint
Thureda
Seliabbry Plains
A. Paint
Kelly's Plains
Trovtendnes
Hirliday
Metropolis
A. N. Allen
Quirindi
Thn
B. Chapman
Allen
Major White
Light Horse and Camel Corps
6Th Light Fores
Pleasure and Rest at Manly Seaside Retreat
Manly, famed as the Queen of the Southern Bays, gains attention post war for rest and quiet enjoyment. An University Service at the Methodist Church Sunday morning and evening with Rev. Mu Scott Fletcher includes a Monday lecture on social topics. Armidale Taithepinne Fond Art draw postponed due to wet weather. Cabinet frees men called for compulsory military service. Flour prices rise across markets.
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Manly
Sunda
Mu Scott-Fletcher
Armidale Taithepinne Fond Art Tnlon
Chronicle
Feiral
Government control debated as strikes hit Sydney rail
Telegraphic report from Melbourne quotes prominent representatives warning that conceding workers demands could force shutdowns. Persistent strikes reduce coal output in New South Wales by 600 tons this year. Eveleigh Works, Sydney ferry services, printing firms, and flour supplies face disruption as unions vow loyalty to service but oppose moves to transfer control. Wollongong miners extend a long strike into the new year.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Wonthaggi
Victoria
Sydney
Wollongong
Prolongation Bill Receives Governor Assent in Assembly
In the Legislative Assembly the Speaker announced that the Governor had assented to the Hill and prolonging the life of the State Parliament.
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Legislative Assembly
New Tax Proposals Outlined in Western Australia
New taxation measures in Western Australia propose a 15 percent tax on retail sales of luxury items including jewelry and watches. Income tax exemptions are reduced to £100 for single earners and £166 for married individuals.
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West Australia
Public Morale and Censorship Debate Rise
The Public Morale column criticizes the CONTROL COUNCIL'S action and public offerings as eroding moral foundations. It condemns sensationalism in plays and pictures affecting societal virtue and the nation's character.
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Rancoment
Cai Rening
Wheat Board plans staged advance on Wigif crop
The Australian Wheat Board considers financing the coming harvest and proposes splitting the anticipated advance of 2/6 per bushel on the Wigif crop into two or three payments to avoid a large upfront outlay. The first payment is expected to be per bushel as part of the plan.
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Australian Wheat Board
LW W Cases Jurymen Seek Higher Fees
The foreman of the jury in the I W W cases said jurors would be occupied for several more days and should be paid higher rates to cover lost wages. His Honor promised to recommend increased compensation to the authorities.
Meat export deal tied to Commonwealth control
Negotiations proceed between the Commonwealth Government and Imperial Authorities for a large meat sale to the army. A suspected export ban on Australian meat could see the Federal Government seize meat trade control, mirroring wool and wheat. Estimates place the meat deal near 240 million pounds with price boards modeled after the Australian Wheat Board.
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Australis
Australian Wheat Board
Dead Author Jack London Named in London Friday Morning
The well known novelist Mr Jack London is dead. References to political shifts include mentions of a National Labour Party formation after caucus deliberations and discussions between Meare Fi and Cook in Melbourne regarding the political situation.
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Joseph Won
Meare Fi
Cook
Melbourne
National Labour Party
London
Jack London
Greece Refuses to Disarm War Material Demand
London reports the Greek Government formally refuses Admiral Fournet's demand to surrender war materiel. Greece says Entente already removed certain guns and that giving guns to Germans and Bulgars would be hostile to Central Powers and weaken Greece's defense. Berlin protests reportedly follow.
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Reuter
London
Alliea
Athens
Aage
Fournet
Entente
Greece
Hewell
Amsterdam
Reuter's
Berlin
Germany
Atheny
Haig reports German front breaches near Ancre and Hebuterne
Reuters Telegram cites Sir Douglas Haig as saying the enemy breached the new front on both sides of the Ancre and near Hebuterne while British air and naval forces conduct operations. Belgium levy hike noted, Romanians retreat, Craiova loss and looming big battle in the Orsova area. Transylvanian Alps snowbound and winter rains worsen fronts.
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Reuters
London
Douglas Haig
Ancre
Bucharet
Jiui
Anga
Cariova
Bucharest
Mies
Craiova
Jiul
Orsova
Iife
Transylvanian Alps
Rome
Revolt and War Rumors Across Europe
Fragmented OCR notes report unrest in Belgium with a revolt at a railway station near Brussels and gunfire amid deportations. Mentions Austrian Emperor Charles the Eighth and Petrograd claims of enemy intrigue to mislead the ground situation.
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Oda Ore
Charles the Eighth
Reuter
London
Jacketa
Bulnica
Lesing
Belgium
Dama
Brosasle
Atendte
Squarre
German Frightinogs and the Britannic Sinking Report
Reuter telegraph items describe attempts to identify the Britannic as a hospital ship. Crossed hulls and bright electric lights are noted. Parliament debates emphasize the hospital ship issue while a separate report claims Russian Minister for Greece Dimon was fired upon and a train derailed without injuries.
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Reuter
London
Prince Dimon
Greece
Darissalia
Balonika
Aviator’s Bead Work and Bomb-Load On Station
An aviator named Guy Memer operates a Mod machine and Tarought dows hie. He was involved in bombing a station, as reported by a renter’s Telegram. The account mixes fragmented phrases about bead work and siege actions during the mission.
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Feconto
Brrougat Nown
Renter's Telegram
London
Guy Memer
Australian Prisoners and Parcels Wastage Debate
Reuters telegram reports Australian prisoners in Germany and Turkey face parcel delays and shortages. A prisoner letter from Chaddermull urges continuance of private parcels as Red Cross considers increasing food shipments and bulk provisions. Prisoners seek relief through ATF assistance to cover parcel costs.
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Reuter
London
Germany
Turkey
Chaddermull
Red Cross
ATF
Turks Massacre Armenians Report From Petrograd
Reuters telegram dispatch details a Sivas massacre where Teen Turks killed Armenians. A Petrograd cor respondent notes mass killings and shelling by Italian forces reports enemy bombardment at Gorizia area Piehl Hospital amid Red Cross access disrupted. casualties include deaths and eleven wounded.
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Reuter
London
Petrograd
Sivas
Neapitel
Piehl
Goriziarea
Padesta
Sensible Trade Unionist Recognised Position Amid Talks
London reports a Labour government adviser recommended extending principal dilution to print and commercial work, linked with sale and restitution of trade union candidacy after the war. The piece notes recognition by a veteran trade unionist of the seriousness of the stance and the evolving policy discussions.
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London
Engineering Inc
Badony
Andrew
Allied advance steadies in Manactir sector claims Reuters
A Reuters report from the action around Monastir says Italian forces in the Mountaina west of Monastir repelled attacks from Mount Mona and moved northward. The Allies captured heights south of Bradininl and El Paso, signaling a strengthened push in the area.
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Reuter
London
Monastir
Mount Mona
Bradininl
el Paso
Austrian Emperor Proclaims Throne In Peril
Reuters Telegram from Nondon reports Friday morning that an Austrian emperor has proclaimed a crisis. The empire faces a stormy period with internal divisions and questions about allegiance among states and allies.
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Reuters
Nondon
Horn
Imperial government buys New Zealand and Australian wool
The Times reports the British Government has purchased New Zealand wool at about 54 percent above market prices and will share profits after military needs are met. It also notes a similar purchase of the Australian clip. In Armidale a man fined for drunkenness was ordered to pay and serve a sentence. The Mayor plans a public meeting to discuss a send-off for Captain Timbiry and other military officers.
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Rulietey
Irink
Industril
Peetel
Peppeubinge
St. Mary's
Caledonian Society
Armidaly Caledonia Society
Johnstone Memorial Hall
Ritchie
Armidale Red Cross Society
Armidale Showground
Armidal
Timbury
Kient
Goodhy
Arding Comforts League
Arding Soldiers’ Comforts
Peryamman
Mina rooTwinake
Wiss Vo Philpa Wrchiores
A. Strate
FM Bane
Mina Lehe
Chaptnt
Oo White
Oso Prin
Mosdarmes Hodder
J. M Bone
Dune Feo
Cosnang 12 Maths
A. Weight
J. Brayn
AL Dk Wrae
ISL
UASE
Thoreday
Walter Hobinson
Aeiling & Blood Stallion
Colin Jana Comptell
Rangers Valley Station
Ilegally
Lam
Colin J. Campbell
Aceined
Tammorth
Woenddln
Aemmard
Anne Dunn
Glen Innes
Guardien
Wrolh
Aleys
Armidale
V Hrown
Tingha
Thurety
Aluk
L. J. Connell
Tenterfield
W. G. Schubert Norrobri
Dumaresq-street
Took
White
Light Horse
Thesday
Light Horn
Camel Corps
Bro
T. Kemp
Iwhilea
Armidaly Lodjee
Aro
Taylor
Grange Street
TM Brn
Morgin Stephens
Commonwealth
New Fealand
Bee
Stephens
New South Wailea
Armidale Camp
Sydney
Thomas
New England
Dubbo
A. M'Arthur
H. Bociety
Ramarietti
H. W Lone
M.L.A
New Zealand
Times
London
the Times
Invrodka
Atkin
Ald. W. Qartla
Wornone
Mariner
Timbirv
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