Bulgarians Press For Adrianople Return Amid Atrocities Claims
August 15 dispatches from Vienna report Bulgarian demands to reoccupy Adrianople. Turkish officials cite alleged massacres and beheadings by occupying forces as justification for continued rule. London sources quote a Constantinople interviewee warning that reoccupation would face heavy resistance.
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Suffragettes Released as Incendiary Attacks Grow
London reports cite Sylvia Pankhurst and two suffragists freed under the Cat and Mouse Act amid a wave of arson incidents. Incendiaries damaged a refreshment pavilion and other targets, while Orange and Green clashes flare in Londonderry with a man shot dead as authorities order arrests and curfews.
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Growth of Armaments in Britain During War Financing
In the August 13 debate on the Appropriation Bill in the House of Commons, Lloyd George warned that Britain was already spending more on her navy than all other navies combined. He called the rapid buildup alarming and urged shifting funds toward developing industry and trade.
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Chaos and Demoralisation in Labour Government Debated
In Melbourne the House of Representatives continued debate on lack of evidence for gains under the Labour Government. Mr Jully claimed workers had not benefitted and wages had fallen in 10F2 while public departments were thrown into chaos and demoralisation.
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Labour Party Tactics Obstruct Motion Aimed at Pairs
At an August meeting the Labour Party declared it would give no pairs while the censive motion is ais. Mp Cook said he did not birh that the Opposition could play ins The party aims to obstruct as much as possible though the country watches. The Geraldton Guardian note ends.
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Man Dies After Fall at Atkins Premises and Broken Hill Strike
Perth reports a 28 year old Frederick Roberts fell 20 feet from an upper level while unloading merchandise, suffering brain concussion and broken wrists. later died. In Sydney the Barrier Labour Federation and Shop Assistants strike halts many stores despite an injunction. few shops remain open with proprietors serving customers.
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Kiamata Tragedy Shocks New Zealand Farm Scene
Wellington reports a fatal farm tragedy at Kiamata where Jullah, the buyer Julian, a daughter, and another man were killed. Virgur, missing after the event, is believed to have drowned himself in a river after regret over selling the property. Evidence shows he offered Julian £500 to revoke the sale, which Julian refused.
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Deputation to Council Over Band Hall in Geraldton
A Geraldton deputation led by Moss W. E. Randle B M Fuller and G Lester asked the Municipal Council for a site for a band room. They proposed use of the council yard at nominal rent or a Central location like Durlacher Street, with about £255 available to build. The council signalled favorable consideration and referred the matter to the Government Purposes Committee for a report.
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Racing results and football match report at Flemington and Recreation Ground
Race results list hurdles mile welter city stakes imperial handicap grand national hurdles and other events at Flemington with odds and winners. A football match at the Recreation Ground between Railways and Fire Brigades ends with a close score as Railways rally to win in final periods.
Geraldton Town Defeats Civil Service 5–0 in Park Match
In Queen's Park Geraldton Town dominated the Civil Service with two goals by Powell and one by Kelly after the interval. Ramshaw Puddy Lynch Clapp Lyon and Pass starred for the Town while G Smith Burton and Ablett led for the fossil. Officials approved use of the park for Ladies Hockey and discussed a potential visit by Fremantle Association with a planned August 30 match.
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