Britain warns Turkey to evacuate Adrianople or face consequences
London reports Sir Edward Grey in the House of Commons outlining the alliance terms from the London treaty. He warned that Turkish occupation of Adrianople could derail efforts for a peaceful regional settlement and noted that Britain would not defend any revision of the Bucharest Peace Treaty. Grey confirmed the accord on the Albanian frontier and Italy’s temporary hold on the Aegean Islands already occupied.
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Sir Edward Grey
Augean Islands
Sir Edward
Europe
Thrace
Macedonia
London
Turkey
Constantinople
Adrianople
Great Britain
Edward
Bucharest
Edward Grey
Italy
Aegean
Labor Executive Rejects Kenyon Chesterfield Candidacy
The Labor Parliamentary Executive refused to recognise Mr. Kenyon as the candidate for Chesterfield. Local Labor and Liberal supporters endorsed Kenyon while the Socialistic section opposed the Labor-Liberal aspirants. Their opposition secured executive support for rejection.
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Mr. Kenyon
Chesterfield
Mr. Kenyo
Hobbs Makes 115 as Surrey Meet Kent in County Match
J B Hobbs of Surrey scored 115 in an innings against Kent who need 378 to avoid a one innings defeat after Hitch smashed Kent by eight wickets for 48. Notts faced Leicester with 508 for three as Lee and Carr anchored a big score. Lee was 200 not out and Carr added 16, the pair adding 333 for the second wicket.
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J. B. Hobbs
Surrey
Kent
Hitch
Notts
Leicester
Lee
Carr
Lyric Theatre Program Features The Black Countess
Friday night at the Lyric Theatre presents a Pathe Frere color picture The Black Countess with Madame Robinne in the lead role praised for her performances in For Love is Life and other Pathe releases The Australian Gazette notes a collection of items including A Visit to the Government Printing Works Washington and The Poller Troupe of Acrobats alongside various dramas comedies and a Free Gift Competition to continue.
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Lyric Theatre
Pathe Frere
Madame Robinne
Pathe
Australian Gazette
Washington
Uncle Sam
Poller
Jupiter
Edison
Thanhouser
Somaliland Disaster Near Berbera Intertribal Clash
In Somaliland between Berbera and Odwin a thousand Dervishes attacked a 150-strong constabulary camel corps. Major Corfield was killed, Captain Summere injured, and about fifty constables killed or wounded. A relief column near Burso resists further Dervish attacks as 300 troops and a gunboat were dispatched from Aden to assist.
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Berbera
Odwin
Somaliland
Corfield
M. H. Summere
Burso
Lewis Harcott
House of Commons
Aden
Felton be quest committee buys three Monet and Boudin artworks
The Felton be quest committee purchased Monet's Rough Weather at Etretat for £1250 Sissy's Strawricke for £760 and Boudin's Havre Harbor for £160, with the total expenditure noted.
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London
Felton Bequest
Monet
Etreat
Sissy
Strawricke
Boudin
Havre
Castro Fails Caracas Revolt Collapses In Venezuela
The Venezuelan revolution fomented by ex President Castro collapsed on Wednesday. Principal leaders of the revolutionista in the East have been captured and are now in prison.
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Caracas
Castro
Revolutionista
Medical Congress Closing Statement Highlights Lives Saved
Mr John Burns speaking for the Cabinet outlined 772811 fewer deaths in England and Wales during 1909 to 1911 than if 1871 to 1880 rates had persisted. Life saved from special diseases totaled 367008 in the period, with nearly four million lives saved over 32 years. Attendees interrupted by suffragette protests. next congress planned for Munich in 1917.
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London
John Burns
England and
Wales
Munich
Womens clubs start crusade against split skirts
The State Federation of Women's Clubs of Minnesota has launched a nationwide crusade urging manufacturers to stop producing split skirts. It asks dress-pattern makers to modify extreme styles while clergy nationwide denounce current fashion trends as improper.
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Vancouver
State Federation of Women’s Clubs of
Minnesota
Bunbury Water Scheme Urges Independent Plan Now
An old councillor criticizes Bunbury council for delaying an independent water scheme. He argues combining with irrigation wastes time and risks a summer water shortage, warns bore water offers health benefits, and urges immediate decisive action by the council and citizens.
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Bunbury
Banbury
Londonderry Riots Erupt as Orange Procession Attacked
In Londonderry an Orange Day procession celebrating relief was struck by Nationalists. Revolvers were fired by some marchers, police repelled the attackers with batons, and two constables were wounded by stones hurled from the crowd.
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London
Londonderry
State Steamship Service Inquiry Revoked Report Provokes Astounded Reply
State Steamers Mr J J Holmes said he was astounded by the announced revocation of the commission appointed to inquire into and report upon the State Steamship Service. He will seek official confirmation and, if proven correct, will comment further on the matter.
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J. J. Holmes
Vote of No Confidence Moves Against Fisher Government
A vote of no confidence in the Fisher government is ordered by Labor leader Andrew Fisher after the Liberal government of Joseph Cook outlined its program. Early session turmoil follows dismissals and policy shifts, with Labor poised to challenge the ministry despite uncertainty among Labor members.
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Joseph Cook
Andrew Fisher
Fisher
Labor Party
China
Mich
Govvernment
Tabor
Fisher—nerhaus
Postmaster General and the fall at Skipton station
Postmaster General Melbourne Weil and Hon Mr Agar Wynne were involved in a fall while crossing a fence on Wynne's sheep station at Skipton. Wynne was kicked by his horse, breaking a small rib, yet he proceeded to his office despite suffering, stating he would recover in time.
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Melbourne
Agar Wynne
Skipton
Harvey Citrus Show Faces Heavy Rain Decline in Attendance
The Harvey Citrus Society held its annual show despite a heavy rainstorm that reduced attendance. Minister for Landa, Mr. Bath, opened the event and attended lunch amid speeches about the Irrigation Bill. Bunbury and nearby districts sent a solid crowd, though rain hurt overall turnout. A full report is promised later.
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Harvey Citrus Society
Landa
Bath
Harvey
Bunbury
Sydney Strike Impacts Wharf Labor in Darling Hirboy
Sydney workers in the Darling Hirboy wharf strike see no change. Wheat arrivals threaten railway traffic with a potential large block as hundreds of trucks are already held up.
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Sydney
Darling Hirboy
Smith defeats Jerome at Stadium in eleventh-round towel exit
Dave Smith easily defeats Jerry Jerome at the Stadium this morning, the towel coming from the Aboriginal's corner in the eleventh round.
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Sydney
Dave Smith
Jerry Jerome
Tattersalls Sweep Melbourne Drovers Names July 9 1913
The Tatt's sweep for the Broken Hill Cup on July 9 1913 lists drovers and amounts. First Dinghby Syndicate led by J A Linacre of 52 Market Street Melbourne with £5000. Second J F Cullany and Errickson via J Gillham Sweeds Mill Bu Ru Qura New Zealand £1800. Third Reform Syndicate c/o A Morgan 32 Dover Street Richmond Victoria £1000.
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Melbourne
Tattersalls
Dinghby Syndicate
Co J
Linacre
Market Street
Victoria
Cullany
Errickson
v/e J
Gillham
Sweeds Mill
New Zealand
Reform Syndicate
c/o A
Morgan
Dover Street
Richmond
Small Pox Reported in Sydney with Two Cases
Two small pox cases were reported today in Sydney, one from Hunter Hill and one from Alexandria, signaling possible spread and prompting health alerts.
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Sydney
Wed
Hunter Hill
Alexandria
Not Wanted Diaz Sailed To Far East In Private Capacity
Not Wanted General Diaz of Mexico who sailed for the Far East was notified before departure that the Japanese Government would not receive him except in his private capacity. No reason for the act has been publicly stated.
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Vancouver
General Diaz
Mexico
Far East
Murder Mystery Cloud Over Elder Woodcutter Death
Richard Knight, an elderly woodcutter, was found dead beside his hut in the bush between Lilydale and Coldstream on Saturday evening. Police and two trackers pursued leads, recovering a gun and bloodstained hat after neighbors reported two shots and a man fleeing. A suspect motive involving an excavator was considered but later ruled out as inquiries continued.
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Melbourne
Richard Knight
Lilydale
Coldstream
Duck
Internal debate over Farmers and Settlers Association constitution
Delegates at Perth considered the associations rules on membership full and associate statuses, branch governance, and voting rights. Amendments altered clause wording, with discussions on branch autonomy and a model rule framework, while the proposed electorate system was deferred by a large majority.
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Farmers and Settlers Association
Perth
Lee Dale
Central Gardeners Markets Ltd August 13 Prices List
Lists prices for fruits and vegetables at Central Gardeners Markets Ltd Perth with items such as apples Yates Clujates and Remes oranges navels mandarins temperate lemons and vegetables including potatoes onions pumpkins swedes beets carrots turnips celery lettuce cabbage cauliflower eggs and more with local and country rates and per dozen pricing.
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Central Gardeners” Markets Ltd
Murray Street
Perth
Yates
Remes
Dunne
Rokew
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