Australians at War Referendum Debate and Duty Felt Strong
The text outlines wartime draft and recruitment tensions in Australia. It references public opinion, conscription arguments, and calls for duty to support the war effort. It notes fears of compulsory service and stresses the national responsibility to back Prime Ministerial appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Dream
Adyta
Gaent Ailey
Kalo
Galuipsli
Frasesie
Australia
Tib
Detest
Weep Shaute
Mone
Siouwal
Canis
Sondarjahvad
Hagten
Uae
Lsat
England
Rhea
Australie
Teakata Rusia
Sofa
Jockey Club
Agriwulvical Society
Lola
America
War era notes and local updates in scattered text
Fragmented report covers wartime finance, shipments, and public notices with references to Belgium relief, Belgian children, wage costs, and local community efforts. Mentions railways, the Antwerp era, and Australian policing, plus local fund drives and property sale plans.
Police Cour Charge Over Suspected Insurance Fraud
In a police court proceeding, Mantes faces charges of obtaining money by false pretences related to an insurance policy. Key testimony from storekeeper Lawson and agency staff described a plan involving a £500 policy and cheque arrangements, with details about authorities and dates discussed during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borure
P.M
HS. Mantes
Alfred & Lawfer
Alley Cali
Lawson
AEF
Laburaires
Shea
Mir
Mie
Rammliaton
Tuerdas
Comimisteia
Janina
Marrolt
Nemeclaun Land Alwey
Bland
Sean
Miguel
Tom Thauw
Soapector Park
Denville
Wea
L. B. Marrett
Monty
Dale
Fox
E. A. Dondale
Mangger
Ander’ Depurient
Trennanee Astoria
Augoralion
Asta
Tom
Roxy Fe
Leon
Evening program at Wasleal Church features local talent
An evening entertainment event at Wasleal observed strong attendance. Parishioner Wanley Slack presided while Matton Willie raised a chorus of volunteers including Milas Willis and Ayenae. Performances included recitations, duets, and a children's home song. Rev W Stooks contributed a dialogue and Minster Allister McGregor led a program of songs and readings from several local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Fonda
Wanley Slack
Salpman
Matton Willie
Milas Willis
Ayenae
Atusiy
Pilmant
Ramone
Sry
A. Hawley
Gamipbell
Firat
Mion Bee
Nocta
Parbery
Dappie Grey
Manin Waller
Otton
Adolo
Mr. F. Bland
Air
Mer. D. LeGregor
Gue
Cilldeon
Mra
Bartison
Zingel
W. Hall
Rev. W. Stooks
Rrison
Coug
Sea Flocrle Spiedier
Xong
Ballewt
Mivses Rg
Mr D McGragor
Ebolr
Late Telegrams Show Melbourne Meeting Debates
Fragmented telegrams describe a Melbourne Town Hall meeting and national committee motions. The Sidney Labor Council favored one day work week for conscription inquiry. minister Patlee spoke amid divided votes. The Melbourne debate included closing hour proposals and union attendance at a government conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syilnes
Hughes Andronsad
Melbourne
Barrie
Henry Burden
Franee
Sidney Labor Council
Wop-Mork Investiog
Conscrip
Fragmented wartime referendum debate and conscription notes
The document compiles a chaotic set of opinions on conscription, war support, and imperial duty. It references Australia, Britain, and allies, mentioning the need for funding, recruitment, and public sentiment. It notes opposition points, government action, and calls for unity despite discord during a global conflict.
War Front Dispatches Amid Global WWI Battles
A fragmentary war report details Allied and German positions along the front, noting Bulgarian actions near Marmakshalan, French operations on the Moum bank, and Romanian and Belgian pressures. It mentions Allied advances, heavy fighting near the Ancre, and ongoing efforts to repulse German offensives with strategic gains and setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovchaberne
Ray Yonne
Gace
Sino Sint
Mlgxrie
Plorioms
Ancre
Opara
Moum
Thallén
Cercore
Auvirian Betterlee
Rae Tee
M Ria
Combes
Bouchaveanse
Raincourt
Lotsk
Toloa
Fragmentary notice outlines early closing of foathern wat
The readable OCR fragment notes an early closing event related to a public notice. Specifics are unclear due to text damage, but the item references a public action and an official context. No firm names, dates, or places are legible to identify entities.
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Qireray Mae
Hefei
He Piraeat
Erin
Abe
Andivida
Furtharat
Thom Vera
Vanced
Wether
Sydney Boman
Krol
Baayen Sevilla
Muishar
W, Bao
Logal
Heilb
Bydney
Mar
Cours
Garman Goods Berg
New South Wales
New Yorke
Coulit
Chas
Warren
Winwhoorte
Capron
Fit
Ter Vacklatiers
Weutine
The
Boga War Service
Cuonithitec Wpa
ToWiay
Buel
Lamown
Arad
Mr. da Costa
Wouanbitian
Wyndivam
Sean Ayldleny
Fond Service Comittes
Priva
Levatory
Wi Bien Zagbl
Patrionic Tun
Boldhnrstrype- Irlation Fond
Mas Long
Kis Ieene
Swealthiee
Mondey
Haliel Fond
Mation
Wade Vm
Mtr
Tabrie
Belgium
Denmark
Pew
Switzerland
Verdin
Bayond
Germany
Baco
Chaaber
Maior
Ibwar
Hetamer Ul Folunieas
EL Bnondon
Mery
Staldwood
Lois Uvle
Nolan
Buixey
Police Cour
Wedmondiep
Defendal
Sone Tie
Mel Bourne
Ammciition
P.m.efendant
Bryn Quarter
Bega
Ieee Iveta
Queensland
Patlee
Liverpool
Baptist Union
Contermaca
Australign
Sevora
Wien
Beck
Vietry
Watt
Rca Distriot Mosfual
Ernest Brycets
Iano Frm
Cone
Corre
Tony Date
Neratato
Morton Tay
Cas
Ernest Syrok
F.S.M.C
Lon
Sarcia
Tina Peers
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