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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1916
Page
3
In London on December 22 the zeal of the crowd rose as Mr Lansing declared the United States nears the edge of war. German promises are dismissed as uncertain while the public mood grows tense over the looming conflict.
The text notes heightened public interest as Congress considers broad war goods export restrictions. References to President Wilkow and possible large legislative steps suggest a push to curb exports, amid tense international trade concerns.
London reports great excitement as President Wilson’s note provokes strong public feeling. Observers believe Wilson hinted at accepting rivals outlines, fueling debate on peace terms and national goals during December.
Ottawa reports Canadian newspapers denounce American use of aid to a German peace initiative. The items reflect Ottawa's press reaction to perceived U S involvement in negotiating an end to the war. The headline notes the Bohemian campaign context and the broader Allied stance.
December dispatch from Vetrograd reports an offensive by Russo Romanian forces is starting while troops fall back to fortified positions in Dobrudja in line with the overall retreat plan.
President Wilson sent a note urging belligerents to declare terms and consider a conference as a path to settlement. The report notes royal and international diplomacy with Roumanian and Imperial conference mentions amid war news.
The Secretary of Safefoe addresses the Empire Parliamentary Association in London on November 21. He reports overwhelming Latinos support for a unified overseas government plan while stressing long-term cooperation among continents. The talk highlights shared courage and generous minds steering the empire toward global solidarity.
The report covers a December 20 sale at Mikand Junction with cattle vealers and sheep. Prices show a slight rise from last week and buyers remain cautious. Mutton demand improves with a larger yarding. pigs offered 417. Overall market steady with firm start and easing near close.
The market notes quote Prime merino wethers at 27s 6d and ewes up to 26s, with additional prime and weighty lambs around 23s to 30s. Heavy cows show varied values from 12s to 40s, light cows from 15s to 17s, and overall trade includes weights and terms for several classes, including veal and pork cuts.
A garbled London report quotes Berube and Scheidmann during a visit to The Mague. It asserts that Field Marshal von Hbidisburgs, not the Chancellor, was tied to a military action. The note links this to unemployment difficulties and a separate Germany context.
MS Albert Thomas reports French explosives production around 400 tons daily, versus 190 tons annually, with Germany shipping thousands of shells daily. He contrasts Allied output as substantially lower and notes material flow for weaponry amid war pressures.
Fragmentary report notes German actions disrupt city affairs in Copenhagen with strong claims of responsibility for a disastrous event. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply widespread blame and ongoing confusion.
Official notice states EP Anish captured after two years as the enemy’s prisoner. The advance disrupted enemy plans at Minaid and El Arish, forcing a rapid retreat overnight. Recapture of El Ariah presented a significant setback for the Turks.
A decayed dispatch from Lowenberg reports lively artillery exchanges in the district and widespread disagreement over peace terms. It notes Germany seeks conservatism while Autis and Bille garla are cited as influential factors. The Entente’s reaction is said to temper Central Powers morale.
Special mention was made of Mr Shaw’s energy in the work of the school as Geraldton State School saw farewell ceremonies. The Behrad and staff, including Miss Nicholls and K E C Stewart, attended along with the Rev A Craven and May Ee Jenkins, praising his service and wishing him well for the future.
Beriers nominations will be held at 6 p.m. on January 6. Returning Officer, Beara Sahece.
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