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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
3
London reports indicate Mr Moyd te Weds and Asquith’s government faces pressure as critics demand a new premier. Bonar Law could lead a reconstituted administration, with Moody and Lloyd George cited among possible assistants amid opposition to a new cabinet. The unsettled mood follows discussions of removing Asquith from office.
Sofia sources report that after Bucharest fallen the German program pledges to press Valana next and seek Greek alliance to secure occupation, aiming to coordinate actions with Berlin and Rome for regional dominance.
The Weatwingter Gagette reports Bonar Law has refused to form a new ministry, and Lloyd George is summoned to Buckingham Palace. A Paris dispatch via Humanite says Britain and France share the same challenge, not a question of dictatorship but action.
New York report claims the Tory plot to topple Liberals succeeded with Lloyd George lending power and prestige to the Tory rabble. The World describes a shift of influence toward Tory forces and hints at further action against Liberal leaders.
A dispatch from Berlin to New York reports Bucharest captured. German communique claims major Russian losses and advances toward Bucharest. The report mentions 4100 Romanian prisoners and wheat stores transported toward Britain. Kremlin sources dispute details. context remains uncertain amid World War II wartime messaging.
London reports the December cabinet upheaval as ministers discuss forming a war cabinet to oversee critical decisions. Lord Derby and Lloyd George clash over a full war council while Asquith is praised for leadership. The piece notes dangers to air and naval plans next year and the delicate balance within the War Committee.
Wires from yesterday report German forces reaching near Bucharest with von Mackensen in command and Romanian and Russian troops left to contest. Verma claims a decisive Sunday battle at Argesa resulted in Romanian defeat, while oil-rich Prahova Valley remains a strategic target.
London reports amid December dispatches that King Constantine moves quietly toward war with the Entente while Crete and other fronts stir. A British-adjective force suffered a total defeat as French and Allied troops faced a trap, with some prisoners released under armistice terms and Allied control ending in Athens.
The announcement records the engagement of Mise Lily Armstrong of The Moat Greenbushes and lists West Australian soldiers killed in action. It notes Private W Clarkwan of Ger ahiton Private EH Townshend of West Lederville and other casualties, with fragmented wartime details and locations referenced.
The steamer Bambara departed from Cer aliton yesterday in rough seas after a collision with a submerged rock near the North West port. Fire crews and railway workers assisted as 80 tons of Fremantle coal were unloaded to access the strike area. The vessel’s cargo, the bunker head, flooded the deck with water, delaying salvage and raising questions about a possible Fremantle return before resuming the northern voyage.
A Queen's camp for Boy Scouts runs December 31 to January 1 with required pre‑entry notices by December 20. Scouts must pay meal costs, bring personal gear, and wear clean uniforms. improper dress or untidy appearance may lead to removal from the camp.
A reader writes defending a letter that halted a newspaper, noting Mr Drew reacted with insecurity and a sharp rebuttal. The writer argues Drew provoked the response by challenging the original point and claims the exchange exposed flaws in Drew’s stance and conduct.
Fragmentary note from S C Gooch dated December 6 1916 referencing proverbs and a request to Mr Drew about a future eater twin meal. Text is garbled with obsolete phrasing and is largely unreadable. The readable portion mentions temperate remarks and a personal sign-off from Tosne Springs.
Pepth December meeting cards released with acceptances for Six races including First Second and Third Class Plates and a Farewell Welter. Notable entries include Silver Lad Galva Lero and Priya Rose with odds and weights shown for each event. Races begin with Jumpers at 2 10 pm continuing through Farewell Walter at 5 pm with schedules and classifications detailed.
The Nilawal Race Club outlines stakes for multiple events including NABAWAH CUP and SETTLERS STAKES with nomination fees and horse weights. Nomination forms are available from secretary Mr PM Siergall at Victoria District Turf Club Geraldton. entries close and conditions, including income tax reductions, are noted.
Proprietor Ware has acquired the well known Clarke's Coffee Palace and refurbished it as a two storey establishment. The building features forty bedrooms, plunge and shower baths, a spacious balcony, and a new kitchen under direct supervision of the proprietor. Visitors from the Galititells and country are welcome.
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