Naval debate on Britain Germany and dreadnoughts
London sources report Admiralty secretary J T McNamara denying Germany will outpace Britain by 1972 with a strong naval program. Vice Admiral Sir Percy Scott notes hit power matters more than numbers while Indomitable outruns Dreadnought in hits. Spectator praises New Zealand leading naval progress.
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Balkan Crisis Notes and Diplomatic Actions
The Times Vienna correspondent reports on Anglo Austrian diplomacy tied to Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina with a plan to propose a formula to Serbia. Britain may back abrogation of Article 25 of the Berlin Treaty and Bosnia annexations. Serbia agrees to reduce armaments, while Prince Alexander rejects succession. GUN-RUNNING IN PERSIA and Major General Hoad's homeward voyage are noted alongside Taft welcoming the general.
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Great Australian Cattle Company Directors Named
London March 21. Bowl Australian Estates Limited Announces capital of 250000. Lord Brassey O Razon and G H Witternoom among directors. Mr Rason to save chairmanship of the company on retiring from the Agent General Cralslin in October.
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Millionaire's Wife Dies by Apparent Suicide in London
London reports Mrs. Pierre Lovifield, wife of tobacco magnate Magne, died by inhaling Bla in a bathroom after a dinner honoring Lady Paget. She was found still wearing a coronet. details tied to the era’s social circle and a prominent political backdrop in Westminster.
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Coupon relief amid unrest in Broken Hill
Sydney dispatch reports 1839 men receiving coupon relief at Broken Hill while 1000 men have left the city. Frederick Hare, a prominent unionist, was arrested this morning in connection with the January 16 assault on proprietary officials and was remanded after appearing before the Police Court.
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Gored by a Cow Injures TenYearOld Boy at Maitland
A 10 year old, William Burgess, of Maitland, was gored by a cow this morning. The horn pierced the palate and damaged his nose and cheek bones, threatening sight in one eye. He lies in hospital in precarious condition. The incident dominates a chaotic news page with varied items.
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Attempted suicide and noted bequest at hospital
A laborer named Joames Conlon in Junee attempted suicide during an acute illness by cutting his throat with a jagged piece of glass at Jones. He left a note bequeathing 40 to the local Hospital. His condition is very low amid reports of prices and adulterated vinegar retailing harming Paddington grocers.
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Linking Sydney and North Sydney proposal report
The Royal Commission report on connecting North Sydney with Sydney favors a bridge while also recommending five tunnels for rail car road and pedestrian use. Three boys aged 10 21 and 14 are to face the Children's Court over a track signal prank delaying southern passenger services.
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Senior Cadets Hold Second Practice for Wellington Team
The Senior Cadets conducted a second practice sheet to select a Wellington team. Scores feature Tennant, Laycock, Croaker, Upfold, Stevens, Whatley, Coolahan, Winglett, Barrett, White, Ashworth, Wright, Kenna, Sullivan and Giddy with varied totals. Ranges listed as 500 and 800 yards.
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Curious Bigamy Case Pleads Guilty in Hanpsey Court
A 42 year old woman using the name Sarah Jane Jerreth pleaded guilty to bigamy at the Hanpsey Quarter Sessions. The judge noted the plea did not reflect wilful guilt, outlining prior marriages to Tamrel Dwyer and Jerrett and another to Alfred, with life complications over two decades. She was bound over to appear when called.
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Oberon Shire Council Discusses Dismissal and Budget
The Oberon Sure Council met on Saturday with Councillor Kelly in the chair. The sub committee upheld the dismissal of a maintenance man and authorized the Overseer to dismiss. the clerk reported a General Pinch balance of £871 and audit progress by Tonkin. Barrett’s deviation survey to be carried out. meeting day shifted to Wednesday. street fighting discussed as a potential special tax. a week’s clerical leave granted for audit and Bathurst Show attendance. holidays to be taken only on specified days unless approved.
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Australian wine trade objections to French treaty overtures
London on March 25 Mr J W Taverner Agent General for Victoria secured a hearing from Mr Churchill President of the Board of Trade. The aim is to safeguard Australian wine producers whose wines carry a higher alcohol content than French wines amid France's push for a new treaty to ease exports to Great Britain.
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Argentine Farmers Seek Australian Settlement Aid
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Socialist Protests Over Trial Venue Change in Sydney
In Sydney on Monday a large International Socialist meeting opposed the Government decision to move the Holland and Mann trial venue to Albury. The protest demands cancellation of the venue change and substitution with Broken Hill, threatening a general strike if refused.
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Genuine Sand ers and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract
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