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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Mar 02, 1918

Page

4

Defence Minister criticizes press over Royal Commission report

Melbourne March 1 The Defence Minister Senator Pearce writes to Federal Parliament members defending his actions and cabinet decisions regarding the Royal Commission inquiry into the Defence Department. He accuses interstate newspapers of unfairly publishing only critical excerpts and suppressing praise.

Melbourne Defence Pearce Royal Commission Defence Department Boral

War briefs from London Rome and London

The Manchester Guardian reports Spain-mediation talks to stop air raids on towns outside the war zone. Washington notes ships to be launched in coming months. Vienna discusses Austrian empire freighters while Italian rail networks aid offensives. British board of trade shifts war risk premiums. Arabs drive off camelry near the Hedjaz line and bomb El Berak El Kor ram stations. authorized men reach Rujmel Bahr and Mandesford on the Jordan.

London March Manchester Guardian Spain Alfonso Magrel Palestine Abwaaan Hedjez el Berak el Korram Staten Rujmel Bahr Dead Sea Jordan Mouth Mandesford Jordan

Miners and Army Debate at London Conference

The miners conference in London debated supporting a strike to force immediate peace or conciliation. A separate peace negotiations resolution drew little support while a pro-peace view gained minor backing. In Rio March 2, Jagan plans strong measures to blunt harm from a German peace. Reports say trenches north of the Scarpe and south of Houthulst forest were strengthened with several prisoners and four Geschosse guns captured.

London Rio Jagan D. Hai Lane Liraig Scarpe River Houthulst Forest

New Problems New York Maritime Crisis Echoes

March 1 report by New York Times correspondent Grasty notes Russia's collapse frees the Gone See in the Baltic and that consensus holds entunism over submarine control was premature, creating a fresh naval issue for the Allies.

New York Mr. Grasty Ee York Times Alms Russia Baltre Concensus

The Russian Fleet in the Baltic Likely to Fall to Germany

From the Baltic front the Russian fleet appears doomed to German capture with several sturdy destroyers for the enemy. Shortage of sailors may hinder manning the larger ships, while British submarines in the Baltic seem unlikely to be seized.

London Baltic

French commission to Australia and WWI developments

March 1 London report outlines the French mission to Australia with M. Metin and other officials, noting selections for British reporters and expected replies from President Wilson after Count Czernin's speech. A separate dispatch cites a Russian wireless on peace talks and Kiel Rada links, plus Italian ship arrivals and sinkings, including four under 1600 tons.

London Zatonaky People's Ac Kiel Rada Rome Nener Coe

Ambassador’s embassy office barred and furniture removed

Litvinoff and staff arrived at the Embassy office on Victoria Street to find the door barred and plates removed. A landlord’s agent would not let them in and ordered furniture removal. Sir G. Cave said Litvinoff could not circulate revolutionary literature in munition works and that his residence status could be debated in Parliament.

London Litvinoff Victoria Street S Tandlord G. Cave Litvinell Litwinell England

United States to seize Hamburg America and North Lloyd lines

The United States considers taking legal possession of the Hamburg America and North Lloyd steamship lines for public sale to the Government. The move aims to deny Germany vital shipping facilities and signals strong postwar resolve. Reports from Vancouver, Rome, and Mesopotamia note war-related patrols, bombings, and prisoner actions as Allied discussions consider Siberia and the Pacific theater.

Washington United States Hamburg- American and North Lloyd Steamship Lines Germany Congress America

Safeguard the Children Health Advice

Notwithstanding health boards efforts, child death rates rise in hot weather. The ad claims timely use of Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy can prevent bowel complaints in many cases. Sold everywhere.

Boards of Health

Young Holland Alters NQRAY Commissions in Sydney

Fragmentary notice reports changes to commissions in Sydney with mentions of Cambre and Weilbourse around Christmas. Incomplete details outline appointments or regulatory actions affecting Young and Holland entities.

Ascot Vale Stakes first acceptances and Melbourne racing notes

Melbourne racing updates list Ascot Vale Stakes contenders with penalties and riders. Scratchings include Lady Narcissa and others for Australian Cup, Hopeful Stakes, and other meetings. Entries detail horses like Moulinet and Palm Leaf, with final acceptances due Monday morning and notable arrivals from Caulfield and Randwick amid betting on the Newmarket and other events.

Melbourne Liquid Fire Palm Leaf Cielo Tragic Star Eusebius Giraler New Zealand V.R.C Lady Narcissa Depence Katwyk Fantarie Duntulm Fabellina Democracy Solemnity Mount I “Ba Jether Baw Baw Red Steel Panacre Blue Crosa Petracia Escomb Blues Red Pennant Prince Ph Broken Glass Defence Blackwood Moulinet Liggard Fie P. Brown Falm Leaf Bracken Caplo Lewis Euse T. Philipson McAlpin Ill Comfort Lord Hampton Caulfield Percolator Bendigo Randwick Sol. Green Amadis Newmarket Blue Cross Cameron Colbert Flemington Semi Blue Vaquero Lancer Plumer J. Davis Poitrina Hoping Cetigne

Australian Industry Organisation Conference Endorses Prime Minister Scheme

A conference at Federal Parliament House, chaired by the Prime Minister, with about 60 delegates from states and major trade and industrial bodies, approved the main principles of Mr Hughes proposed scheme. A 22 member committee will draft details and meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, with a reassembly at 2 o'clock.

Melbourne Federal Parliament House Hughes Organisation of Australian Trade and Industry Australia Melbourne Trades Hall Council H. H. Brooks

Capital figures obscure in NSW finance note

Fragmentary report from New South Wales finance last year mentions Lion 1st near February end and Caps 5 with 1917 SpoBarg unclear. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable text.

Lion

Australia to welcome six delegation of merchants and journalists

Mr Hughes stated today that six delegates consisting of commercial men and journalists would arrive in Australia mid year. He hoped the visit would foster better relations between the two countries and advance trade while their reports on France's sufferings might spur recruitment efforts in Australia.

Melbourne Australia Hughes Commonwealth Coun France

Governor of Fiji Announces Appointment Details

An official report states that Ames Gurean, acting as Imperial Secretary to Lord Mopiy, has spouted at Fin Hong Kong. The note places the governor of Fiji in the line of ceremonial duties and confirms a state link to Hong Kong.

Fiji London Ames Gurean C. We Imperial Lord Mopiy Fin

Corbett Preacher Leads Mass at Babinds and Freshwater

Parish notices list Rev. Corbett preaching at 3 pm. Mass to be celebrated tomorrow at Babinds at 9 am and again at Freshwater at 9 pm for HJERSERTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. Corbett Babinds Freshwater

Palace Pictures Offers Wartime Drama The Greatest Power

Palace Pictures screens The Greatest Power, a war time drama from The Metro Company this evening. The film portrays German aggression and features two young researchers Miriam Monroe seeking a cancer cure and John Conrad aiming to discover a cure for war.

Metro Company Palace Pictures Miriam Monroe John Conrad Conrad

Judith of Bethulia at Palace Victores presented by D W Griffith

The program opens with Great Double A presenting Judith of Bethulia at Palace Victores. D W Griffith restores a retro spectacle following The Birth of a Nation and Intolerance, with praise from a London paper calling Judith a pure and lovely heroine. Warn Thy Daughter accompanies as a companion screen to educate and warn girls about life’s pitfalls.

Palace Victores Judith of Judith Bethulia Lb. W. Grith Bethuda Amall

Stomach discomfort tips and a joke line from Newman

A short health tip recommends eating slowly chewing well and taking Chamberlains Tablets after supper to ease sour stomach a mild indigestion. The fragment ends with a humor line about Charlie Chaplin and a brief note about Newman.

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