Presbyterian Church Students Preparatory School Announces Terms
The Property of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria presents a preparatory school with boarding for ages six and up. Head Master TR A Kerr leads a staff including REV J Andrew Barber. First term starts February 11 1914 and a busy list of racing and sports events follows through February March and April with nominations and handicaps noted for numerous meets and shows.
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Political Labour Party unity and a looming split described
The article discusses the Political Labour Party's apparent unity on the surface while hinting at internal tensions. It notes a potential schism around Mr. Risher's followers and the challenge of maintaining stable government. The piece praising Liberal resilience in May contrasts with calls for solid support in future votes. It covers speculative political maneuvering, leadership decisions, and upcoming electoral stakes.
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Weather Fluctuations Mark Day And Oil Prospect Talk
A cooler day followed by a late warm spell with a high near 87 degrees. Melbourne shows a marked atmospheric shift and Mr. Geo O Mendell spoke on Pacific nesting and South Australian oil prospects, detailing geology, depths, costs, and potential in the southeast of Australia.
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Political race shapes Liberal League candidate picks
A contested party selection process in Melberrie aims to choose Senate candidates ahead of March 23. Officials expect a formal declaration within three months as debates focus on Union Prohibition and Penal Restoration bills, with strong stakes for both major parties.
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Waterside Trouble and Unanimity Split in Sydney Labour
In Melbourne a dispute over Sydney wharf labourers and stevedores pits a minority against a federation majority. Justice Higgins contemplates an award amid conflicting arbitration and strike plans as the case stalls until Friday with union leaders urged to loyally follow federation guidance.
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Butchers Strike Causes Fresh Turmoil in Australia
Reports from Melbourne and Sydney indicate renewed disputes in the meat industry. Masters threaten drastic actions as arbitration efforts falter. About 700 workers have joined walkouts impacting supply and prompting government attention.
Fatal Shooting at Scarsdale Leaves Man Dead
Wire report from Ballarat states police investigated a Wednesday shooting in Scarsdale in which David Black, 50, was shot in the side by Archibald Miah. Black later died en route to hospital after naming the incident accidental. Archibald Black claimed a loaded revolver was shown to his father and fired by accident. An inquest is to be held.
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government promises to quell unrest amid secret codes
National figures warned in the Union Assembly that unrest was duped by hidden codes and plotted rail disruptions. Officials urged decisive action, with discussions of stronger powers to restore order and suppress the trouble.
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Panama Canal Tolls and Exclusion of Other Questions
Washington reports discuss Panama Canal tolls and the exclusion of other queries for the ongoing conference. Provident Wilton explains attempts to placate British sentiment during the dialogue with Democratic opponents. European sentiment viewed the U S stance as needing correction, while President Wilson anticipated congressional support.
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Avalanche Tangles Prospectors in Alaska Canyon Rescue
A Keystone canyon avalanche in Alaska reportedly buried prospector Borgland and his wife with their party. a relief column monitored the interior alert as one man survived with rescue barely in time. The U S Telegraph Corps avoided casualties and dispatched a relief party to trace the missing Borelania.
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Deep Floods Ravage Southern California Towns
A tropical downpour turned Southern California streets into flood channels with eight inches of rain in thirty hours and ten feet of water. Santa Barbara fire crews battled flooded basements while farms suffered damage and the storm stranded travelers as they sought higher ground.
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French Pretender's Heir Faris Refuses Napoleonic Offer
The Divernment rejects Prince Victor Napelson’s offer of £400 for Mstrifiation ameame the poor of Paria in celebration of his newborn. Napoleot, born in ed, is the recognised Pretender to the French throne and brother of Neapotedn T. He has long resided in Brukeele since 1883 and remains active in international politics.
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German Contracts for Russia
Berlin discussions reveal German officials defend naval contracts with Russia. Foreign Ministry denies any intent to leak materials or violate policy, stating no agreement commits Germany to abandon the policy of neutrality or to promote covert deals abroad.
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