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Forbes Advocate

Location

Forbes, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 23, 1912

Page

2

Dangerous faddists threaten unity of defence support

The article condemns conscientious objectors like Mr Jarcry Holland as dangerous to national defense. It argues for practical defense measures in Australia and opposes universal disarmament, asserting that dreaming idealists misread reality and that strong, sensible action is needed to protect the nation.

Jarcry Holland Holland Pracice Tae Australia Austra- Wi

Australians vow to crack down on peace critics amid war talk

A nation-wide push to strengthen defence measures is urged as Japan rises as a naval power and war risks grow. The writer attacks peace societies and calls for harsh action by parliament to curb anti-war sentiment, stating Australians must be ready to defend the land and endure tough legislation.

Japan Peace Society

Forbes district notes on coats, events and a boxing card

The Advocate notes schedules press timing, a hospital ball in Forbes, and a Liberal bid for an organizer at £400. It highlights Barker’s Corner coats, winter wear advice, a fire at Chong Bros, recent rainless forecasts, and Friday Hospital Benefit races with Francis Foys and a boxed tournament lineup in Forbes.

Advocate Forbes District Hospital League Barker Barker's Corner Start Chong Bros Forbes Orkney Lachlan Street South Forbes Francis Foys

Queensland election days spark police vigil and travel curbs

Reports note extraordinary precautions as Queensland prepares for the April 27 state election. Police plan strict controls to deter rioting and access to returns, with newspaper posting banned outside offices and train services possibly halted to deter suburb-to-city crowds. Three federal ministers, Fisher, Hughes and Fraser, headline the campaign.

Queensland Fisher Hughes Fraser Grenfell Alderman Taylor Johnson O.O Messrs Grinsted Reymond Mills A. J. Baldock M. Martel Bathurst Sarto Forbes

Sale of Race Privileges at Forbes Hospital Benefit

The Forbes Hospital benefit meeting included a sale of race privileges conducted by W. K. Garnsey Senr at the Albion Hotel on Saturday. Successful bidders were J. J. Flannery for publican's booth at £12, M. Bisdale for tea and luncheon booth at £2, race books, H. K. Ford at £7, and outside gates at £11. frost stall frontage was passed in.

Forbes Hospital W. K. Garnsey Albion Hotel J. J. Flannery M. Bisdale H. K. Ford

Zillah Harrison Entertainers Shine in Forbes

Miss Zillah Harrison and her company of star performers appeared in Forbes last night before an audience smaller than the show deserved. Harrison’s voice impressed in songs like Spring, with Bass Birnest Wallings in fine form, Leslie Holmes the comedian, Mollie Mackabe the champion child dancer, Winnie Rhodes the coubrette, Gladys Alpin the pianiste, and Fred Bell the mimic contributing to an overflowing bill for the admission price.

Zillah Harrison Forbes Miss Harrison Birnest Wallings Leslie Holmes Mollie M'Cabe Winnie Rhodes Gladys Alpin Fred. Bell Mimic

Brook's Pictures at Forbes Town Hall Tonight

Forbes residents are invited to a star studded program at the town hall headlined by The flight to death a 2500 foot sensational photo play. The wheels of Justice Two men and a girl Betty becomes a maid Pisaro and its environs Slaters Bylvia Shely's proposition and Catching a Tartar will also be shown in 1000 foot reels.

Brook Forbes Betty Pisaro Shely

Forbes Teachers Association Meeting Notes

The Forbes Teachers Association met at the District School on Saturday the 20th inst. Mr J. J. Walsh presided, with Miss Melster and Messrs Finch Davies Ryan G. Smith Dixon Taylor present. They discussed sympathy for G Davies’s family, read papers on composition and imagination in teaching, and concluded after routine business.

Forbes Teachers Association J. J. Walsh Miss Melster Messrs K. Finch A. Davies W. Ryan W. G. Smith A. Dixon W. Taylor G. Davies Bonnie Dell Eugowra Miss Baldock Mies Melster Messra Walsh Davies Dixon Smith Walsh Messrs Taylor

Death shrouds regional pastoralist in Forbes district

Mr Thomas M'Cormack of Moora Moora died this week at Bland, aged over 70, leaving large pastoral interests and several children. Ernest M'Lean resumed duties after illness at J. Manson and Co. Miss Gladys Alpen, daughter of Hugo Alpen, sang in a ballad of her own composition proving musical lineage. F H Brook returns to Forbes with Mrs Brook and Miss Davey after a month in the metropolis, traveling by motor car through storm harmed mountain telegraph lines.

Ernest M'Lean Messrs J. Manson and Co Thomas M'Cormack Moora Moora Bland Forbes Gladys Alpen Herr Hugo Alpen Zillah Morrison Aspen F. H. Brook Brook Davey Metropolis

Speculation heats at plconic races and Bathurst show outcomes

In lively racing chatter the Bracelet and Cup draw strong favorites as horses parade to owners. E.U.G. sired a noted win over Lady Rice at Eugowra, now seen as stronger than expected. Bathurst show results list wins in Flying and Plains Handicaps, plus final placements, with Grenfell weights issued for April and May races featuring E.U.G. and other contenders.

E.U.G Lady Rice Eugowra

District News Bena District Meeting And Rain Outlook

Last Wednesday night Indications pointed to heavy rain but only 16 points resulted. Grassia is scarce with many properties nearly devoid of herbage, stock losses reported. Culvert work on Back Creek near Hena-Wamboyne road proceeds toward completion. Next Saturday the Bena branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association will meet and draw up resolutions for the annual conference.

Grassia Back Creek Hena-Wamboyne Bena Farmers and Settlers’ Association

Bogan Gate Notes On Race Day and Local Changes

Mr R C Grey of Mosman arrives to take charge of the local public school while Mr Dudley leaves for Tarana. The Bogan Gate Jockey Club hosted a Friday race meeting amid ideal weather, with modest attendance and lively betting. A Trundle team draw with local rugby players drew interest. Nymbo's Easter Handicap winner at Condobolin noted. Town leaders bid farewell to Mr BRH Buchanan, and Mr S L West sold his property to Mr Arthur Day of The Plains. Adelaide reports persistent rain absence and looming winter stock concerns.

R. C. Grey Mosman Dudley Tarana Bogan Gate Tolhurst W. Nash J. M’cann Trundle Nymbo Chestant Magill Nymba BR. HH. Buchanan Tullamore S. L. West Arthur Day the Plains Day South Australia Sydney Adelaide

Aviator Stone to tour Forbes after Bathurst display

A syndicate led by F H Brook will bring aviator A B Stone to Forbes for flights from the showground on May 5. Stone’s Bathurst display last week delighted thousands of spectators. Full details of the visit will appear in the next issue.

F. H. Brook Messrs A. Murrin JH. 5. Nock W. Patterson Forbes A. BR. Stone Bathurst Show

Defendants in Sydney Conspiracy Trial Over Deco Jilet Fraud

The trial opened at the Criminal Court in Sydney yesterday for Frank Denison Brown and John MPherson on a charge of conspiring to defraud the Singer Sewing Machine Company of large sums on Deco Jilet 107. Both sides challenged 12 jurors as evidence proceeded.

Criminal Court Sydney Frank Denison Brown John M'Pherson Singer Sewing Machine Company Crown

Shooting at Pizzana Sparks Serious Wounds near Windsor

Sydney telegram reports a Sunday shooting affray near Windsor after a man demanded money from an Italian worker at Pizzana. The Italian intervened and shot his assailant, inflicting serious wounds. The victim lies critical and the assailant surrendered to police.

Sydney Windsor Pizzana

A Teacher Faces Action For Tongue Cutting Incident

Melbourne report says a Ballarat female teacher cut the tongue of a talkative pupil. A special committee is taking evidence to consider possible proceedings against her.

Melbourne Ballarat

Rain Drenches Sydney With Heavy Downpour Labeled Skyward

A major storm drenched Sydney as rainfall neared three and a half inches since Sunday, triggering flooding warnings. Weather observers recorded persistent downpours across suburbs, with emergency crews monitoring affected roads and properties.

Sydney

Unknown wreckage washed ashore at Warden Head

Wreckage was found washed up on the shore at Warden Head near Ulladulla in Victoria. Local authorities began checks for identification and potential salvage, with investigators reviewing the debris for clues.

Melbourne Warden Head Ulladulla Victoria

State Treasurer Says Federal Aid For Immigration Lacking

State Treasurer asserts the Federal Government provides no help for immigration and will never promote any immigration scheme. He argues national policy offers no support to state efforts and urges independent action.

Sydney

Pearce Declares Eight Hour Demonstration Supports Land Reform

Senator Pearce spoke in Melbourne asserting the eight hour demonstration needed no apology and that the Labor Government would end Australia’s land monopoly. He said the states only want the Federal Government to handle immigration costs.

Melbourne Pearce Australia

Union Of Churches Debates Session On Congregational Principles

A special session of the Congregational Union considered church union last night. A minority report was adopted urging union while retaining key congregational principles.

Sydney Union of Churches Congregational Union

West Australia Legislative Council nominations closed

Perth reports nominations for the Western Australia Legislative Council closed yesterday with only two candidates elected unopposed. Labor plans to contest every seat as the election campaign begins in earnest.

Perth Legislative Council West Australia Labor

Wyalong man dies after mistaken sheep dip dose

Patrick Nugent of Wyalong took a dose of sheep dip thinking it was sulphur, causing his death. The incident highlights risks in handling farm chemicals and the need for clearer labeling and safer storage practices for rural households.

Sydney Patrick Nugent Wyatong

Titanic Wreck Rumors Spark US Senate Debate

London reports circulate that Ismay caused the Titanic wreck by overpowering the captain and forcing an excessive course. Sehater McCumber condemns a rushed trial and execution without fair consideration. Olympic was miles from the scene when distress messages arrived. Pearl necklaces insured at £140,000 may have been saved. A rescued steward recalls lookouts reporting an iceberg fifteen minutes before collision and being ignored. A despatched steamer recovered 14 identifiable bodies, with many others unrecognisable.

London New York Isay Sehater M'Cumber Wade Ismay United States Senate Senate Seg

Fire Ignites House Near Molong Road Parkes

A house near Molong Road Parkes owned and occupied by Mr John Stewart was destroyed by fire on Saturday. Nothing was saved. The loss is understood to be covered by insurance. The cause of the fire is unknown.

Molong Road Parkes John Stewart Oleh

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