Albanian Leader Urges Autonomy Belief Amid War
In Belgrade Albanian chief Kaul who declared Albania's independence tells Albanians to trust the powers to recognize autonomy and neutrality. Allied forces report Scutari garrison trips and Turkish bombardments after Florina retreat. The Central News agency notes Bulgaria’s ambition and a forced march toward Balonika, contrasting ally aims at Chataldja.
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Diba
Lauma
Servis
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Balkans
Balonika
Chataldja
Turkish Wounded and Official Apathy Amid War Turmoil
In Constantinople on December 4, observers note heavy Turkish casualties with 200,000 soldiers disabled since the war began and 150,000 dying from cholera and other causes. Officials offer no organized relief, while British liner services are reused for refugees if unrest spreads. The Turkish vessel Haruindiss sank after listing near the Golden Horn, its crew preferring to hug the coast to avoid mutiny and punishment.
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Constantinople
Constantigogle
Turkey
Haruidiss
Dariliz
Golden Horn
Proposed International Conference Endorsed by Government
The government endorses Great Britain’s proposal for an international conference of the Powers to be held in St Petersburg. Doo. L. reports the plan as officially supported, outlining the aims and participating nations.
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St Petersburg
Doo. L
Great Britain
Prospects for Peace Report From Constantinople
Berlin dispatch says an armistice will be declared by Monday. Bulgaria is reported to be relinquishing its claim to Adrianople. Newspapers there spotlight friendly pieces printed by British papers toward Germany.
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Ttia
Constantinople
Leo
Bulgaria
Germany
Bulgarians Inch Toward Adrianople Daily
War correspondent reports Bulgarians steadily creep toward Adrianople making advances each night. They probe long trenches protected by wire entanglements as they move forward.
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London
Bennett Burleigh
Daily Telegraph
Adrianople
Armistice Signed Delayed By Forty-Eight Days
The peace order signing has been postponed for 48 days. An eight day armistice is established to cover the interim period.
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London
Otider
England and Germany Harmonious Relations Highlighted
Count Lechowski the German ambassador in London spoke at a Royal Society meeting stating a slow intellectual connection between England and Germany aids harmonious relations. He said the two nations work side by side on the Huropaay situation and that their political relations are more intimate and sincere than at present.
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London
Count Lechowski
Royal Society
England
Germany
Empire nationality and empire spirit cited at festival
Mr Bonch Law spoke at St Andrew's festival on the Scotch spirit of nationality. He urged that though dominions overseas keep their own national feeling, they should cultivate an empire nationality as well.
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London
Bonch Law
St. Andrew's
Suffragettes in Scotland clash with officials in disorder
A mistaken identity incident in London sees a suffragette slashing a Baptist minister in the face after mistaking him for Lloyd George. In Aberdeen three suffragists arrested yesterday protest their detention by removing their shoes and throwing them at the magistrate.
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London
Dee
Edinburgh
Lloyd George
Aberdeen
Franco-Spanish Morocco Treaty Limits Fortifications
Paris December 1 report states the Franco-Spanish treaty on Morocco forbids either power from building fortifications that threaten free passage through the Straits of Gibraltar.
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Paris
Morocco
Free Passae
Straits of Gibraltar
Great Fire Destroys Monara Campbell and Coy Warehouse
A large fire at Monara Campbell and Coy's warehouse in Glan ROW today destroyed the building and threatened the city hall with possible broader damage. No injuries reported.
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Lowton
Monara
Campbell and Coy's
Glan Row
The Marsh To Perth Contingent Cadets March Out
A 43 cadets contingent departs Bunbury to Perth early Sunday morning under Lieut Neil and Lieut O'Donnell. Townspeople raise funds with two concerts at Bunbury Lyric, while Rev Cuno Adams delivers a courage and perseverance address. Crowds line streets as the procession, led by the Raynhines band and a Light Horse detachment, marches toward Collie bridge.
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Perth
Bunbury
Qy Neil
O'Donnell
Melbourne
Bendigo
Lyric Theatre
Cuno Adams
Monus-Strest
Rayhmines
Lieut, Rodsted
Collie Bridge
Arrival At Yarloop MISHAP Delays Cadet Visit
Yarloop December 3 8 30 p m the Bunoury cadets arrived at 7 pm after a 23 mile journey. Local rifle club and band greeted them a large crowd cheered as dads enjoyed a lavish repast and ball. Lionel Smith sprained ankle during Brunswick swim but now recovering. rest of contingent in good health.
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Rifle Club
Lrge
Lionel Smith
Brunswick
Harvey
Cownopolitans Defeat in Narrow 76 Run Victory at Forest Park
Local Griekat and Wanderene Cricket Club members met at Forest Park for a weekend match. The Cownopolitans won by 76 runs with W Clifford starring in batting and bowling he made 10 not out and took five wickets for 3 runs. Clifford also led with five wickets while Annett and Cridland contributed in bowling for the opposing side.
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Allen
Annett
Clifford
H. Sutherlin
Cridland
Raley
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Loan
O White
Jamenfe Bolden
Bear
Bott
Sundries Sevan
Riley
Scott
Cridiind
Wil
Bostock
Annert
James
Cubs Arrive at Brunswick for Stopover
The cubs arrived at Brunswick at 4.30 yesterday afternoon. After a brief rival they were entertained and billeted in the local drill hall by the residents. This morning they were a tir w, 0 delock, and at 8.80 thy contingent left Tor Yarloop. The weather is warm, but all are well.
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Brunswick
Cubs
Cadets Arrive in Harvey Italy Banned by Residents
The cadets arrived in Harvey at 140 today and were banquetted by local residents. A few of the group reported blistered feet but no further incidents are noted.
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Harvey Dee
Italy
Harvey
Gold Output Report From Perth For Noy Wan Month
The gold output for the month of Noy wan is recorded as follows. Expurven tint value B.065 exu, dias ony. The snippet notes production and value figures for the period.
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Perth
Noywan
South-West Labor Council selects Fremantle candidate and backs paper plan
The South West Labor Council held a quarterly meeting chaired by M L A Thomas with W R B Peters and J Bolden among officers. They backed forming a Labor daily, nominated state executive leaders, discussed industrial disputes, supported timber workers and gold fields miners, and endorsed R J Birchall as Labor candidate for Fremantle Federal Division.
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Mesa
J. B. Doheny
A. E. Backashell
E. B. Henahan
Jescretary
A.’ McOgilum
W. Lb. Thomas
M.A
W. Dwyer
M.L.A
0. J. Lewis
South-West Council
Tondedale
Doheny
Timber Workers’ Union
Paterson
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Bolden
Bunbury
Waterside Union
Melbourne
Ruthie
Jomiry
South West Executive Council
Securiry
Vir Peters
Nhw
Miera
Perth
South West Counness
Manthe
Timber Workers’ Union of
Western Australia
Gabor
Connell
Peters
Ij. Bolden
B J. Birrhall
Fremantle
Council
Kur
Asid
Hedges
John Fount
Murray
Third Deadnought Princess Eugens Launched in Trieste
The Austrian Navy at Vienna reports the third Deadnought named the Princess Eugens has been launched at Trieste on December 1.
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Vienna
Princess Eugens
Han
Youth Drowns While Bathing at Picaly Victoria
Melbourne report of a youth drowning last night at Picaly. Manual Frogger, 17, had traveled from WA to gain farming experience and planned to return to Victoria. The deceased proceeded to Picola to further knowledge before resuming his own affairs.
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Victoria
Ty Picola
Tani
Visit to Wn W Zimpel's Shawsooth For Furnishing Needs
The ad promotes Wn W Zimpel's Shawsooth showcasing modern hair linen and harmony in home furnishing. It highlights expert qualifications gained through long study and private experience and promises prices that suit the buyer. It mentions Henry and a forthcoming event or display to entice customers.
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Yint
Wy Rimpel
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