Bruxner assails Sydney policy amid NSW party divisions
The Premier and leading figures face a country versus city conflict as Colonel Bruxner attacks Sydney and Labor for favoring common cause and urban concentration. He argues country voters uphold constitutional government while city interests push reforms. Election data reveal party strength shifts, but the overall trend shows government balance narrowing across constituencies.
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M. PF. Bruxner
MUA
Country Party
Country Newspapers
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Common Cause
United
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Politirs
Iit
Ansious
Belun
Cubir Party
Nations Party
National Party
Labor Party
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Tahor
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BR Jolly
Moe
Cotn- Ure
Neweastle
Tess Vales
AAS
Teun
Oman
Sands Roentanly
Toei
Wynn Pounny Sonstiine
Beth
Battle Honors for Australian Regiments Celebrated
The British Army Council awards ten Gallipoli Palestine and France battle honors to Australian infantry and cavalry regiments. The honors will adorn flags during the Duke of York’s visit next year as regiments emblazon their colors before the royal event.
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British Army Council
Gallipoli
France
Palestine
Duke of York
Army Council
York
Enehini
Australia
Init
Army Hovinell
Mont St
Mhtins
Wien
Paling and Co showcase Christmas music selections in Newcastle
H Paling and Co on Hunter Street Newcastle boasts a grand Christmas display of Player piano units from Lippo and Ronisch acclaimed in Australia for design and faultless mechanisms. The showroom features Beechstein and Vector models with exquisite tone and touch, a expansive gramophone and phonograph department, and a prominent instrument showcase promising festive gift ideas.
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Newcastle
Lipo
Ronisch
Anstaila
Wwe
Laffargun
Vietor
Expressii
Hull
Beethoven
Cho
Pin
Sid
Beecstein
Hari Woekens
Hornsey
CLEARED UP ALF FLAG HONORS BRITISH UNITS AWARDED
The article notes ALF honors and a salute to allied regiments, including Australian units, for their esteem in a ceremony at Parliament Tuesday. It highlights recognition of the British Army regiments and the Australian contingent for their service and honors awarded.
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Tve
Reny Connell
Eneientiente
Tobacco Exhibition Wonders and Geological Claims
A North of England Tobacco Exhibition in Manehivster featured a 24n pipe carved from the largest piece of mweersebaum. Another exhibit, a Nokah for cigars and cigarettes, was beaten silver and gold valued at £450 for the Maharajah of Patiala. Dr Bailey Willis claims the Andes’ 4500 mile length drives earthquakes in Japan and Chile, via mass movement. He links the San Francisco quake of 1906 to movement of the Californian Mountains.
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North of England
Manehivster
Patiala
Bailey Willis
Willis
Japan
Chile
San Francisco
Wilts
Umbrellas as Tickets Spread Across Historic Cities
In a curious system, Brassey and partners use city umbrella exchanges as tickets. Shoppers in Edinburgh Oxford Bath and other towns trade an umbrella at a shop to receive a ticket for a future return. After rain, the umbrella can be used again, returned to a shop in exchange for entry or credit.
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Umillas
Brussels
Barrington Tops Cavalry Bivouac Plans Announced
Enthusiasm among the 16th Light Horse Regiment is revived for a four day bivouac at Barrington Tops over New Year weekend. Troops from Dungog and Moonan Flat will practice three day open field exercises with a mock enemy, peacetime supply issues, and warlike drills. Officers and men from many centers will join, with civilian spectators invited to view the maneuvers and sports.
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16Th Light Horse
Hunter River Lancers
Barrington Tops
Advocate
16Th Light Horse Regiment
Dungog
Mt Moonan Fiat
Pnst
Dunairy
Sresenk
Snck
Leo
Alhouh
Ingejaus
Cnteer Hout Gelonot AL AL White
Dyce
Aet
Tungog
Moonan Fiat
46Th Light Morse
Bareviston
Lewes
Lun ‘Go
Moonan Flat
Seone
Aitimen
Gloucester
Mafitland
Cessnock
Singleton
Mount George
West Maitland
Whisky in the North Sea sparks wartime loot theories
A garbled report notes a North Sea fishing vessel found casks of whisky drifting, linked to a wartime steamer. The incident suggests the casks are remnants of a raid or cargo seized during the war and only now surfacing.
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North Sea
Wien
Historic railway banter and guards voices recalled
A fragmentary “news” item recalls railway debates and humor from the 19th century. It mentions guards on the New York Central line and a humorous policy on station announcements, plus a quip about paying for a “clear tenor voice.” It also nods to George Stephenson in discussions with counsel over speed and a rebuke to modernize.
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Soiceo
Aleit
Himsel
Euard
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