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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1915
Page
3
European war news reports a Franco British conference calling for an immediate settlement. Greek troops are withdrawn from Salonika as Allied forces reinforce defense. The Dardanelles Gallipoli theatre accounts a buildup for renewed hostilities with large recruiting rallies in England drawing thousands of single men.
War cables report Greece may join or clarify with the Entente after Athens indicated favorable indications. Two major issues remain, military and political, with a decision looming on whether Salonika will stay under Allied oversight. A joint note to Greece is seen as pivotal in the evolving crisis.
A wartime conference among leaders of France Britain and allied officers discussed tensions over Salonika. The report notes divergent opinions between Hein rich and France and suggests a joint note may be presented to press for a rapid, decisive settlement possibly at Ate Ailles.
Fragmentary wartime dispatch from London reports General Sarrah signaling a retreat from Corke front. Text describes enemy harassment and heavy punishment of attackers. mentions French withdrawal and occupation shifts along the Halal front amid unsettled lines and febrile conditions.
Reuters from Athens reports that part of the Greek troops at Salonika have been reinforced by the Allies. London dispatch says Athens plans to keep Salonika under firm Allied protection and send additional forces to bolster defense amid tense situations.
A chaotic report describes Salonika facing deadly combat and naval threats as Allied and German forces clash. Telegrams claim enemy concentrations near Gallipoli and Fort Liege, with German submarines moving through Bulgaria toward Turkey, signaling renewed campaigns across the Carpathians and Balkans.
Athens dispatch reports New Zealanders repelled a Turkish assault on the Krithia position. The piece details a large single-men recruitment drive in London with many recruits under 25 and mostly unmarried, amid chaotic processing and mobilization in Lambeth and Camberwell, as officials struggle to organize and empower volunteers.
Fragmentary OCR text with garbled phrases includes quotes and foreign words. The readable bits mention determination and winning, but no clear event, person, place, or organization to anchor a factual summary. The record captures scattered phrases without coherent news content.
In the Reichstag Schwerin era dialogue, Herr von Bethan Hollweg asserts Allied aims remain unchanged and warns that Ottoman ambitions persist. He condemns Allied pressure while noting German losses are lower than France’s and calls for an honorable peace despite provocations from opponents.
A letter to the editor discusses Commonwealth government practice in marketing Australia’s wheat and oil, noting gold payment for outside commodities and the use of paper currency. It argues the plan would strengthen the economy by aiding the government’s finances, reducing taxation, and expanding national operations, while acknowledging room for improvement in some details.
A patchwork of wartime notes reports actions in the Balkans and near Constantinople. General Mackensen arrives with infantry and artillery, while Turkish forces assist against anti-German demonstrations. Also referenced are tax warning measures from Western Australia and administrative steps shaping wartime logistics and agriculture.
A meeting of the Arrino and Durawa Progress Association was held at Arring on Loerie Street. The discussion covered estimated rates, the 1,500 NTE figure, and the situation at Salonira, with statements from local officials.
Conflicting reports from Salonika persist as Greek officials and Allied leaders debate potential troop withdrawals to avoid clashes with Hungarian forces. The wire service notes Greek plans to retire if pursued by the Allies, while domestic actions include urging action on damaged infrastructure and improved station lighting amid winter hazards.
Vague report cites Wilearians as vilement in Kosturindstiuit and Xsetot plotting aut attack along the Thong Pelrive triminiter and Ti Hover, with custure line held by the iscitish. Paris seen as scene of rising tension and disorder.
A fragmented account recalls Carey's impression and a purse theft incident during a journey. A cab ride ends with a stranded search for a convalescent partner while onlookers interpret the odd scene.
The Greenough Roads Board held its monthly session Tuesday with attendees including Menkes, Waldeck, Andewon, Mone, Tuned, Reynous, Logue, and Broad. Motions covered labor, paving, and bridge projects, noting pending accounts, contract adjustments, and planned work on Wakeford Road and Heath area improvements.
Ninus Toys offers endless variety in Xmas stocks with a vast range of soldiers sets, naval and military gear, cards, train sets, dolls, and dressing cases. The sale highlights Japanese lacquer ware, mechanized sets, and a wide assortment of gifts with prices listed across a comprehensive display for festive shoppers.
The Geraldton Pols Club publishes a final statement of receipts and expenditure for Polo Day. It thanks a broad army of volunteers and committees for their generous, costless efforts. Prizes and refreshments listed. the auditor confirms the accounts correct from vouchers and receipts.
Postal changes list altered mail pickup and delivery times across towns including Germklion, Walkaway, Meekatharra, Penk Line, Lancetone, Youa ngwi, Northampton, and Sandstone. Schedules specify weekdays and specific cutoffs such as 7.50 am and 11.5 am, with notes on days of operation and re routes. Wolfe's Schnapes line appears at end with a nonsensical advertising note.
Trade notes list various perfume makers from Austeasian and Engst regions offering services and products priced around 260 eurd. Cabinets, Mumographs and related items appear with prices like 6 1a and 18 Curh. Mentions of musical tasteals and stream items indicate a miscellaneous catalog of goods and prices.
The report notes Railways at 100 for six, adding 100 before the last wicket fell. Steadman led the scoring with Lynne and Elliott assisting. Geraldton tallies show 114 with McDonald, Newmarsh and Richardson reaching double figures. West Saturday follow on as Geraldton batted on.
Fragmentary OCR of a Red Cross Society item listing an auction or sale with scattered names and values. The readable bits mention a hive, purvels mis dogs, and amounts around £107 3 8, with several unclear proper nouns and personal names mixed into the damaged text.
The West Australian Red Cross Society announces a permanent advisory bureau at the Western Australian Building in St George's Terrace Perth. It seeks news on sick and wounded Australian Imperial Force members, with free service except for cables at reduced rates. Letters to the Secretary should include full Christian and surnames, service details, and units. Red Cross agencies operate in Be y, Malta, London and beyond to verify information.
A damaged OCR page shows a chaotic inventory style listing including bicycle parts revolvers watches harnesses and fashion items. Mentions City prices and various vendors with unclear names, suggesting a general merchandise or hardware listing from a local shop.
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