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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR recounts protests, court actions, and public notices with references to Warramaboo, Welbourne, and various officials. It mentions a hospital date, Christmas donations, police actions, and a sales notice with auctions and prices. Names, places, and dates are inconsistently legible.
Mr Watt announces the Hon J A Jeorson has been removed from the office of Minister of Trade and Customs. The House heard the report of the Royal Commission on Shaw Wireless Works purchases and Navy vessel orders, with Prime Minister Higgs stating no other course but removal. Watt and Jeorson signaled to address the House next week on the matter.
The report recounts visits and duties in Melbourne including Mrs Heath and Mr Davey joining from Geelong for parliamentary duties and interviews. It notes arrivals and farewells at Malop Street offices, alongside memorials, presentations, and civic functions featuring local dignitaries and community leaders.
The Kitchener Memorial Hospital Committee met in the City Hall. Members Massey and Serpt dood joined, plans discussed to aid the hospital fund, and a subcommittee was formed to organize concerts and solicit support. A note of thanks from Mrs Battern for contributions to the hospital fund was read.
Quarantine authorities report no influenza or deaths in Sydney for a week. Private A. 46 and Hyown 45 listed on dangerous list. Major Padman, Private It W. Motaler, and Private A.J. Duncan in serious condition but improving. Naval officials discuss challenges at Promantis harbor as ships approach, vaccine supply sought for early vaccination efforts.
Report covers a half year meeting of Loyal Merri Lodge officials and members from Manchester and surrounding areas. Debate centers on Friendly Societies legislation, proposed transfers, medical associations, and potential abolition of certain institutes. Attendees weigh political action and alterations to the law, aiming to protect workers and maintain lodge activity.
Negotiations postponed as the Disputes Committee of the Penudlly Lawwues Association struggles with settlement terms. A vote by a large meeting failed to reach consensus, delaying until after the Christmas period with lodge approvals needed and payments counted toward the membership fund finances of the Orders nationwide.
Australian military authorities consider allowing cadet officers from high schools to complete their tours and receive commissions in November and January. Complete training by February may count toward the course, with commissions awarded on course completion.
Reports from London describe President Wisiti sailing with the stormer George Washington toward Europe for the December 23 papal meeting. Four great powers will hash chief terms at the Paris Conference while German petitions and armistice issues loom. Details of the joint conferences are expected in days with possible delays.
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A murky report details a policy stance toward prominent refugees from Turker and Germany. It mentions Viktor of Turker, Pasha, and minister Wat, noting Berlin defense and a claim that Ly will not be extradited while others face political pressures and border clashes.
Sir Joseph Cook heads to Paris for talks on colonial naval matters and European balance. Hughes cabled reports say the aim is a rapid settlement. Dughes plans to brief Christina and push a swift understanding of the colonies and naval policy.
Fragmentary OCR reports a sensational note about the ex Kaiser and a Berlin connection. It mentions Amsterdam, a decree or church body, and plans for a new residence while implying a forthcoming visit by a former imperial figure.
A dispatch from Coblenz cites German leaders and Allied concerns over torture in occupied Belgium. Reports mention executions planned near Arlon and a demand for stricter rules on prisoners. The Prussian Mission seeks vigilance against prison camp abuses and to oppose treatment of detainees by German forces near the Rhine.
Reported statements by Loxmomars and others describe admiration for Allied leaders and a joint aim to steer foreign policy toward peace, order, and liberty globally for the coming century. The piece notes Franco-British intentions and French support for balancing diplomacy with British influence, highlighting a vision of shared governance in pursuit of lasting global stability.
Fragmented text discusses unions, press permissions, and international cabling to Australia. The garbled lines reference London Times headings and social influence, suggesting debate over union power and media access without clear facts or context.
A Berlin report cites the Reichstag aims to reshape Germany into a stronger state with military parity. Leaders like Liebknecht and Ebert are referenced amid warnings of oppression and calls for unity, while a nationalist tone dominates the commentary and public mood.
The text reports chaotic scenes as a large mob pursues distant factions amid civil discord and political tension during a revolutionary celebration era. Figures and places are obscured, but references to authority, crowds, and unrest point to a volatile public commemoration.
Fragmentary dispatch describes tensions in the Adriatic with Montenegro and Italian interests, noting Serbian agents and French forces under General DEsperey. It cites coastal incursions, naval maneuvers near Caskata Gulf, and historical claims about Corfu and a small republic near Verne.
A fragmented report notes discussions on Anglo American cooperation amid reconciliation plans. Key figures include Addison and foreign policy remarks about expats, postwar colonial ties, and maintaining British authority while easing penalties. The White Paper outlines Allied positions and colonial responses to British leadership.
In September Britain had 383 ships under construction and a total tonnage of 1,746,008, including two ships over 20,000 tons. The overall fleet under construction reached 6,500,000 tons in January, while the United States built 1,020 vessels totaling about 3,600,000 tons.
A flood of reports describes a thousand election meetings daily with MPs and ministers addressing crowds. Candidates, clashes, and campaigning intensity dominate the scene as Labour and other parties contest seats, while ministers push urging speeches and warnings about postwar governance.
Fragmented text describes leaders and generals amid army movements and cabinet tensions. Mentions a difficult compromise, unnamed figures, and potential shifts in power. The piece suggests ongoing conflict and high level discussions at a national level with unclear outcomes.
Fragmented text reports on Nicholas influencing Russia's future governance. Mentions US President Wilson, Great Britain, France, and a possible Russian Constituent Assembly. Limited legible details reference postwar federation ideas and Allied stance.
A Swedish engineer questions socialism in Russia and notes Allied actions against Bolshevik influence. report cites Norwegian legation notes from Petrograd and possible Bolshevik moves as tensions rise in early 20th century coverage.
The report describes Major-General Salerond arriving in Sarachi, India by a Handler Pace aeroplane from Cairo. The journey covered 588 miles with five refueling stops at Damuseugs and other locations. General Samond, brother of the Air Force Commander, is noted. the trip resumed on Tuesday as the airmen resumed duties.
Readers criticize hospital fundraising commissions and advocate direct patient funding, while a High School science class applauds improved instruction and student courtesy. Names include Mr Hudson, Mc Diulin, and various students and staff.
New motor car models from Severstein and Hipmobile draw interest in Geelong area as demonstrations planned at Meir garage workshop Cheriiehap street. Dealers Dolnety and Coy report Victoria's western district buyers may inspect Hapmobile Nash and Chevellet cars.
Readable parts mention Lindly and Peace with a 2007 reference and unclear names Ronald Earper Wthal and pore, suggesting a damaged brief about events or people.
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