Peace Conference Stands Together Amid Balkan Delegates
At the Peace Conference session in London on December 16, Turkish delegates pressed the Bulgarians Montenegrins and Serbians to delay decisions awaiting Fors to's instructions on whether to conference with Greece after the armistice. The Allies refused saying they would stand solidly together and adjourned to allow Turks to consult with Constantinople.
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Forsto
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Constantinople
Indignation Over Austrian Government Delay in Report
Vienna dispatch reports public and press outraged by the Austrian government's delay in publishing Herr Ede's report on ill treatment of Herr Protaske, the Consul of Prizrend. Neue Freie Presse says the government knew the truth three weeks ago but remained silent, warning that truth suppression brings ruin to the country.
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Herr Ede
Tee
Walker Triumphs in 100 Yard Dash at Dec Vth Meet
Walker defeated Postle by two yards in the four hundred yard race, clocking 9.34 seconds. The event highlighted strong efforts from local athletes including Johanpésinkrg in the Dec Vth Regagle program.
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Vth
Regagle Walker
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Bonar Law tariff talk and imperial view sparks debate
British tariff reform sparks mixed reactions as Unionist leader Bonar Law proposes letting Dominions decide Britain’s food tax fate amid calls for imperial unity. In Italy a train disaster near Catania causes heavy casualties and long-buried bodies. a witchman allegedly fled the scene.
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Anbton-under-Lyne
Manchester Guardian
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London Star
Great Britain
The Indian Murder Trial Continues at Agra
Calcutta reports the trial of Dr. Clark of Alahabad and Mr. Fulham for the murder of Mrs. Fulham's husband. A ten year old daughter testified that she saw white powder placed in water and a weed inserted, and heard a gurgling sound before her father died. Dr. Clark then told her mother the man was gone.
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Fulham
Agra
Merdler
Suffragettes Rally Calls for Smash and Sacrifice
London reports Mrs Lawence of the militant suffragette movement addressing a Women’s Suffrage Series gathering. She urged readiness to smash and be smashed, to destroy material substance of life in pursuit of suffrage, asserting the cause requires radical action and genuine resolve.
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London
Fire at Sydney Drug Store Causes Large Loss
Damage estimated at £10000 resulted from a fire that last night gutted the basement of the Australian Drug Co premises on O Connell street Sydney. Firemen confined it to the basement despite heavy smoke and fumes complicating efforts.
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Sydnes
O'Connell-Street
Australian Drug. Co
Gremen
Chinn Suspended Pending Royal Commission
Victoria reports the Federal Government suspends Mr. Chinn awaiting a Royal Commission. The chairman will be a Supreme Court judge. The inquiry will focus on the specific charge raised and limit its scope. In Perth the French steamer Sydney arrives hours overdue due to a broken cylinder.
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Melbourne
Mr. Chinn
Supreme Ourt
Perth
Dre
Sydney
Thefts by Public Officials Tone Lighthouse Cases
Perth December 19 before P M Roe August Kaiser and Louis Robinson appeared to receive sentences for numerous cases of theft tied to Lighthouse erection works at Cape Levique and Wilmington Head. They pleaded guilty, restitution totaling 2278 made, each sentenced to four months' imprisonment. Kalgoorlie Sod Turning Ceremony set for February 13 for WA Trans Australian railway section drawing attention to Kalgoorlie Union Official.
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Roe. P.M
August Kaiser
Louis Robinson
Public Works Department
Cape Levique
Wilming Head
Kalgoorlie
Trans Australian Railway
Motive Unclear as Union Leader Found Harmed in Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlie reports a troubling incident this afternoon with A. H. George secretary of the Amalgamated Surface Workers Union found bystanders noting he was harmed. The exact cause and circumstances remain uncertain as police investigate.
Rowing Notes on Novice Tour Finalist Race Upsets
Yesterday evening the second beat and novice tour leaders clashed before a fair crowd. Stokes’s crew led at three quarters but faded to lose to Ballacanvas. Hafner’s crew briefly led before being overtaken. The inside crew made a fierce finish, and the judge’s decision was deemed fair. A re-row is likely Friday.
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Hughes
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Curtis
Glen Denning
Riley
Pan
Wieners
Ballacamvas
Hafner
Carwardine
Allen
Lealy
Sherlock
Disher
Carticty
E. Smale
Haffner
Atari
Geof
King's Hall cancels beauty contests amid criticism
At city leaders' urging King's Hall drops physical culture of beauty contests due to scathing public scrutiny and rowdy behavior at prior events. A major attraction is set for Silas Week with the LittLe Medgers and a full film program headlined by Charles Dickens's David Copperfield.
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Silas Week
Lizetle Medgers
Sydney
Melbourne
Charles Dickens
David Copperfield
Waldton Government School Year Ends With Prize Day
A large gathering at the State school celebrated the annual breaking-up ceremony before Christmas. Principal A T Lascock presented the yearly report noting attendance average 45 out of 620, over 28 pounds raised for prizes, new science rooms, and forthcoming evening classes. Many pupils won bursaries and Adelaide University exams, while concerns were raised over early schooling departures and the need for clearer career paths for boys.
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James Street
Midland
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S. Cranke
EF. Pickering
K. Leach
H. Castel
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A. Heddy
S. Crate
H. Eawards
W. Watron
Education Department
Tom
Nime
Cowmar
Geraldton
Geraldton school report praised by chairman and staff
The Geraldton school praised for high attendance and strong results. The chairman lauded head teacher ALT Lasscock and the assistants for a very satisfactory year. Prizes and certificates were distributed. speeches by Rev Craven M Kempton and Mr Ride Lucy highlighted educational service.
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Geraldton
Alt. Lasscock
Lamtrock
Iit
A. Craven
Kempton
M.kempton
Tride Lucy
Lusecock
Father Christmas
Beat
Transfers and bereavement noted in Geraldton region
Mr E Mackenzie, in charge of the Savings Bank in Geraldton, is transferred to Perth police and leaves on tonight's train. He served five years and leaves with good wishes. Mr A A Wintod will succeed him. Mr W N Maseley travels from Perth to Northampton for a Nutus vacation with his mother, Mrs EB Hasek by Hillgrove. A private telegram reports Mr Udy's father died recently and was buried today. his mother is gravely ill. His father was 65 and a Subisco resident.
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Savings’ Bank
Perth
Geraldton
Mackenzie
Wwstbess Mas
Pert
Ar Mackenzie
Wm. N. Maseley
Northampton
Sra
EB. Hasekby
Hillgrove
Udy
Uily
Subisco
Gerald land resumption awards by arbitration court
The Arbitration Court awarded sums against several land claimants in the Gerald resumption case for railway improvements. Bishp Kelly claimed £25,000 but was awarded £14 0 19s with costs. J Lee £9,980 claim, £38 awarded. E Comerford £908 claim, £191 awarded. EC Grima £996 claim, £434 awarded. MF Crew £996 claim, £121 awarded with no costs. E Wells £1,951 claim, £795 awarded. RA Karte £1,985 claim, £1,016 awarded. Crown vs claimant listed as Smia with £7.90 claim and £4,162 lis awarded. Fasther and Fathers £1,791 claim, £500 awarded with no costs.
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Widtar
Bishp Kelly
J. Lee
RA. Karte
Conia
Fasther
Christmas Tree Sale At Tracks Market Night
Reports indicate a successful Christmas tree event held at Tracks on Monday evening the 16th with Mr Gav Teakie cutting the tree. The Silver Chain wax sale raised funds with attendants noting help for those less fortunate. Proceeds from stalls exceeded £15 and a dance followed with music by B. Puller and Co. Attendees were urged to join a forthcoming Great and Grand Xmas Fair.
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W. J
Gav Teakie
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