Felton Wins World Sculling Title in London Match
Alfred Felton of Augralla defeated title holder Ernest Barry by eight lengths in a world sculling championship on a windy London course. Felton led from the smoother water and maintained supremacy over the four mile race as Barry failed to challenge. Japan and Russia noted in the report.
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London
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Augralla
Ernest Barry
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Felton
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Japan
Russia
Russians and Japanese Entwined in Timid Peace Talk
A New York report cites a Omsk tech declaring Baron Kate the Special Japanese Ambassador seeks to strengthen Russo Japanese ties. He stresses unity and notes Japan’s interest in Russian cooperation while acknowledging Soviet troops. The dispatch mentions ongoing fighting around Petrograd and Archangel as Bolsheviks recapture positions south of Pskov and advance near Lyuban.
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New York
Omsk
Kate
Russia
Japan
Bolsheviks Fight for Petrograd as White Forces Retreat
In Petrograd region the Bolsheviks press in while White Army commander Judenitch struggles with transport and rapid Russian resistance. Reports from London quote retreat pressures, Kronstadt, and heavy losses as Allied fleets watch.
Prohibition Veto Highlighted by Wilson
Washington reports President Wilson explained the veto of the Prohibition Bill amid wartime restrictions. Congress leaders hope to push the measure over the veto. Civilian and naval critiques surface in London regarding the Admiralty system and its impact on efficiency.
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Washington
Wilson
Face ofanks submarine protection and safe harbour absence
The article laments the weak gunnery and defective torpedoes of the Grand Fleet, noting Admiralty delays in providing deflector firing systems and earlier resistance to utilizing expert gunnery advice. It cites Admire Scott and describes a sense of marine menace and outranged forces at Jibland by German weapons.
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Geraldton Amateur FOV Club Annual Meeting Report
The Geraldton Amateur FOV Club held its annual meeting during the week ending the fourth with a promising outlook for the upcoming season. The balance sheet shows a sound financial state with no bank overdraft and cash on hand. The club is free of liens, with property and rents paid. New civic expenditure for the season is planned, including boots. Elected officers include Patron Hon J Mills, President Frank Crich, Captain G A Howton, Vice Captain S Glendinning, Secretary Wishure, and committee members Tindal Box Smythe Smith Col Hey and Fethers. The new committee combines experience and enthusiasm, and is expected to perform well. Res Gindal was denied a life membership. The meeting noted a small number of younger members and expressed thanks to retiring officers. a vote of thanks closed the gathering.
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G. Kidd
Fowlie
Oukabella dances raise funds for war wounded
Mrs A R Jackson hosted a successful postal event and dance at Oukabella on Saturday evening to aid Private who lost both legs in the war. Proceeds reached £8 2s 6d with donations of items and music by local ladies. The report notes a strong Hereward hockey club turnout, local weather reflections, and regional notes on river scheme discussions and Western Australia pastural industry gains.
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Nothampton
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Influenza costs and politics in West Australia
Perth reports list influenza tolls with 4961 cases and 384 deaths and a near £40,000 total cost. Federal election notes show Labour candidates Needham and Gorman securing a majority. Kalgoorlie Labour candidate Hugh chosen. Trans Australian strike disrupts services as workers demand higher wages. several hundred idle, with services likely delayed.
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T. Gorman
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Kalgoorlie Rail Workers Plot During Work Cessation
An October report from Kalgoorlie claims a secret gathering of engine drivers and railwaymen aimed to pressure the government on Hughes for sustenance amid a work stoppage. The group reportedly collaborated with other employees to compel action.
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Kalgoorlie
Duivere
Hughes
Industrial unrest looms as union backs soldiers
On October 29 the Kalgoorlie Branch of the A W U Mining Section passed a resolution to back returned soldiers in the event of an industrial clash. A speaker warned that more mines could be affected, with potential staggered action across November and December.
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Hugh
Labour Party
Kalgoolie
A.W.U
Federal Parliament prorogued by Governor General
Melbourne reports the Federal Parliament was prorogued by the Governor General. The political scene centers on the transfer of powers and Victorian Ministers critique of Mr Hughes. The Ministerialists oppose his constitutional amendments for the referendum, while Mr Hughes faces continued criticism for unclear pronouncements. A letter from Mr Lamson may offer another chance to share needed information.
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Hughes
Commonwealth of Powers
Stte
Bee
Lamson
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