Premier Rejects Railway Servants Demands Amid Crisis
Telegrams report Railway servants pressing for an eight hour day and annual leave while seeking independent appeal. Premier warns the government has done all it can, notes rail warrants and financial loss are not present. Officials suggest many day officers want everything with nothing in return while Kenafick declines new posts under current conditions. The premier states the government has done more than appropriate and the workers withdraw the demand.
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Death at Guildford Crossing Triggers Rail Safety Protest
The jury found John Heal’s death at a Guildford crossing on December 14 accidental. They condemned railway authorities for lacking gates and manned protection, adding a protest against wholesale destruction of life and limb and property at crossings.
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Mining Conference At Coolgardie Looms Large
Reports from Kalgoorlie indicate a big mining conference for prospectors and leaseholders to be held at Coolgardie in January. The agenda covers urgent mining industry topics as delegates from almost every centre are expected to attend the State event.
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Balkans War outlooks on Adrianople stalemate
London dispatch reports the suspension of the Peace Conference in London amid Balkan and Turkish delegates. Observers believe Adrianople’s potential capitulation would pressure Turkey to surrender, yet Ankara’s stubborn stance to hold the town may prolong the siege and hinder progress.
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Ambassadors Resume Balkan Talks as Pressed on Addanople
London report states great powers resume conference on Balkan question with unity on action. They are believed to urge Turkey to surrender Addanople. In another note from London 40,000 Bertens secured for immigrants, the White Star line bertha for 30,000 immigrants secured by W.A. Agent-General.
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The Largest Submarine joins British Fleet at Portsmouth
The largest submarine vessel in the world, built for the Admiralty at Messrs Vickers, Son & Maxim yard Barrow on Furness, has arrived at Portsmouth. It carries four torpedo tubes and mounts two guns. The class is predicted to eventually supersede the torpedo boat destroyer.
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The Tasmanian Loan Moves to Discounted Offer
London reports poor reception to the Tasmanian loan of £1,300,000 with a minimum £99 per month underwriters required to take up 2 percent. The Daily Chronicle notes weak demand for such a tempting issue and questions prospects of another loan soon. In Agra, sensational evidence in Dr Clark’s murder trial reveals letters detailing visits and drug use, with Mrs Fulham retracting her marriage application to the accused.
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Yuna Farmers Discuss Supplies and Widespread Wheat Yields
A brief report from Yuna notes rough estimates of area yields and rumours place average per acre around one box held. The Via Warmers Association meeting, chaired by J J Madden, considered ordering a 5 ton Belgium copper sample for farmers. A letter from Mr Nanson praises a water trough project, and a notice mentions wool felts and bargains at local ads including damask goods at Meg House and Red House ads.
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Geraldton Cycling and Athletics Club Formed
A meeting at the Commonwealth Hotel in Geraldton led to the formation of the Geraldton Cycling and Athletics Club. E J Williams chaired, officers were elected, seven committee seats filled, and a 5s per annum subscription set. A road race was scheduled, and plans included sports gatherings and track use at the Hereation Ground with municipal cooperation.
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Mining progress and ore body at Boogardie project update
At Boogardie, owners report Sinist strike and a rich ore body exposed near a crosscut with values to 20s per ton, quartz-rich ore, plus a fine ore body expected to bolster gold output. Machinery and cyanide plant run well with plans to raise reduction power. prospectors note improving crosscuts and ongoing development.
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January Meeting At Taraneres And TandanooKa Race Meet
A tribal sale and race meeting list for Friday January 10 1913 and the January Meeting on Monday January 27 1913 includes 13 500 sheep 13 500 horses 87 380 cattle and various farm implements. The note mentions travel from Perth to Wy WaorR and intermediate stations arriving Friday about 10 30 am and returning by the meeting. Horse races include pony and handicap events with stakes and weights, plus a farewell prize in the Victorie District. The document records livestock counts and equipment for sale and event details.
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