Deliberations of Inter Allied Conference Close in London
The Inter Allied Conference ended without hitch and produced important conclusions. Attendees departed as a crowd gathered at the French Embassy where M Clemenceau and Generalissimo Foch were warmly welcomed. Clemenceau revealed he helped appoint Foch as Chief of the General Staff. Foch stated the armistice would have prolonged the offensive and avoided disaster for the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Clemenceau
Foch
Sta
President Wilson To Leave For France December 4
New York Times correspondent reports President Wilson will depart for France on December 4. The voyage marks his return to Allied negotiations and diplomacy during the wartime period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhs Wiel
New York
The
New York “Times
Wilson Willeave
France
Expulsion of Germans from Britain Ordered by Government
London reports that Attorney General Smith announced in Bournemouth that the government has decided to expel every German from Britain. The decision marks a sweeping policy move amid wartime tensions and public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Smith
Bournemouth
Britain
British Elections The Main Issues
London reports the campaign fixated on three points: punishment of Kalist and others for cruelties, deceit in government, and expulsion of aliens from England. Public outcry supports making Germany pay the costs of the Allies. The discussion of vocal reform lingers behind the broader debate as Mr Barnes speaks at Nether Won about hanging the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kalist
England
Germany
Barnes
Nether- Won
Roem
Interallied Peace Conference Resumes Sittings in London
London December 3 The Inter Allied Peace Conference resumed at Downing Street this morning to a large crowd cheering for British and Allied representatives. The Imperial War Cabinet prior met with Premier presiding and Dominion delegates including Meason Borden and Hughes among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Downing Sirrat
Generalissimg Fook
Meason Borden
Hughes
Russian Ambassador Leaves for France to Attend Peace Conference
Balhemotey the Russian ambassador announces departure from New York to France for a conference of Russian diplomats in Paris as part of the General Peace Conference. Diplomats will seek proper representation of Russia at the talks. Official cables report Allied troops remaining in Russia until Bolsheviks are defeated and Russia reorganized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York “Times
Balhemotey
France
Paria
TV Rania
Rusia
Taesian
Archangel
Russia
Ruusla
Position in Potsdam guarding against Bolshevism
Amsterdam reports that the Workers' and Soldiers' Council has requisitioned the castle at Potsdam to house the poor, forming so called Divine Divisions to guard against Bolshevism. The Devische Tage Zeitung notes Bolshevism will prevail until misrulps triumphs are checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
Amsterdam
Potstain
Fragmentary drama as crowds storm interior department
A disjointed report describes troops and partisans in disorder during a concert after a friend of Eisner attempted to speak. The crowd then seized the department of the interior shouting anti chancellor slogans. Herr Biserr is referenced as chancellor in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Biserr
Eisner
Wil Bimmer
British expel Germans policy likely followed in Australia
Melbourne report notes no official confirmation yet from the Federal Ministry on a cable stating Britain plans to expel Germans from the United Kingdom but Mr Watt says Australian policy would probably mirror British action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
United Kingdom
Watt
Australia
Spread of Spanish Flu in Australia Discussed by Officials
Perth reports a declared focus of the influenza threat after a Federal Conference. Dr Atkinson highlighted key measures published, with quarantine efforts aiming to stop Pneumonic influenza from entering Australia. Officials warned of the disease's high infectivity and rapid spread, noting virulence could decline if the outbreak is kept out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Consoibays
Australia
Stepa
Dr Atkingon
Yeaterdy
Atkingon
Anatrasia
de Atkinson
Correspondence to the Editor on Local Hospital Grant Credit
The letter defends Mr Maley from taking undue credit for a £60,000 hospital grant and outlines prior steps by J Cunningham and Dr Ainsom to secure the funds. It condemns a local critic who implied the committee had done nothing while detailing the political maneuvering and local efforts that secured estimates and raised funds despite hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noveret
Sev Oral
Maley
J. Cunningham
Mlsa
The
Greenough
A‘sinsom
Dunsinghasy
Knickerbockers
Editor
Gomtteman
Hosta
The Church's Duty in Relation to Social Problems
Mr Cameron continues Sunday evening addresses on labor and capital. Using parables of the rich man and Lazarus, he argues the NT teaches service and love, and that no social science suffices without spiritual obligation. He traces the rise of the wage system and factory order, notes class divide, and warns the church must adapt to any social order while promoting brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Dives
Lazaris
Perth
Villeinage
David Watson
Cameron Barnett
Densant
Cunningham
America
Geraldton Quarter Sessions Opens With Guilty Plea and Acquittal
Geraldton Court of Quarter Sessions opened with two cases. William Spriggs pleaded guilty to attempting suicide at Geraldton on September 22, 191, and was bound over to keep the peace for twelve months. Willie Dick faced charges at Mt Magnet on September 10, 1918, for attempting to kill George Hatton and shooting with intent. Dick pleaded not guilty. the jury found him not guilty on both counts after William Hatton and other witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Willie Dick
Mt Magnet
George Hatton
Pulling
Arthur P. Rork
John Poole
Jim
Harry W. Ramshaw
Michael Quain
Henry J. Poole
Percival F
Mt Magneton Lh
Federal Hotel
Roberts
Roberta
Syin
Beret
Illness and memorial notices fill local page
Illness of a bright young girl diagnosed with peritonitis elicits sympathy as Dr Hungerford treats her but she passes away. The report also notes community figures, the A L F district council, and a tribute to Nurse Hall for front line service. A large turnout is expected at a Town Hall function honoring Nurse Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford
Lelia Ick
Laffin
Geraldion
Bergt
Matthews
Bewai of Pain The Western Doctors Advise Cautious Use
A Victorian era health notice from the Lithgow Mercury warns that pain relief with Wawn Wonder-Wool should be used only when necessary. It describes the wool product as impregnated with painrelieving agents and advises against improper application or prolonged use. The notice cites potential chest and nerve concerns and directs readers to purchase from local suppliers in Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Vida Lithgow
Carleneoen
Howe
Bouthou
Wid Graig
Bed
Perth
Market Heparts Moamra Dalgety and Co report
Market Heparts under date Nov 23 quotes for sheepskins and hides with values per unit. Merino full wool ranges 11d to 14d, best ribbed varieties lower. damaged and inferior lots priced down. Hides weigh 25 to 42 pounds with prices per hundredweight and extra dries noted. several faulty or dirty lots devalued. Tallow and mutton prices listed with ranges from £30s to £36 per hundred or per unit, including frums and tins at various weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moamra, Dalgety and Cy, Ltd
Metropolitan grain and chaff market report
Market notes from Lonion cables show a quiet wheat market with few cargoes. Prices for prime and inferior samples vary, with quotes from 4a to 4 1A for wheat and 25s to 5 7s 6d for prime, as supplies ease and demand shifts to inferior stock. Oats and oats prices are weaker, with buyers active mainly for prime samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalgety and Co., Ltd
Lonion
Mecca
Garaldton Soldiers Institute Building Fund Update
Aan Pepain Henteh and party arrived from Perth to Garaldton in connection with the Baller River water scheme. Previously acknowledged receipts total 7416 with departmental involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garaldton Soldiers’ Institute
Pepain Henteh
Lo, Shepheard
Perth
Baller River
Also Mentioned on This Page
MITC
Leav
ING
Potsdam
Presbyterian Church
Kay
Walter Clarke
Iside
Hinton Ail Dick
P.C. Campbell
Conmnel Ce
Widen
Dix
A.T. Derk
G. 8. Gunn
Bowewsrd
H. List
Bewai
Fremantle
Metropolitan Grain and Chaff Market
Ross
Pygen Uytiors
Wass
Dalgety & Co., Ltd
Geomel Relese
Ktseg
Gation CO. Ltd
OCEAN
White Star
Weneral
Kemp
Thomas
Lyell
Mancere
Bolling
Frementiey
Easton Hs
Army & Navy Stores
Marine Terrace
Victoria District
ARMY
Bayy Marine Stoxs
LL. Macey
Rekuace
RMY
Mevy
RMT
Havelock Noessaire
Sacks Fleur
Bmy
Ena
Price
Aesion Jones
Ansonia
Terrace
Wester
Jeuher
Oeder
W. Baker
Eee
Uodyear
Dunlop Cicls
Arm Trong
M. Bnalla
Iver and
Ebony Military
Gibson & Co
Cili
Hullo
Hulley Carter
Sreataciyng
Walbalis
Basche
George Lemmer
LY Iver
Brownie Aodahs A
Pecvate
Bhony Proms
Goa
Genteq
Beldfars Associatise
Z's
Mattorwd
Messrs
T. H. de Loewy
J. Ryan
Vien Laing
J Sect
Geo, Roam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!