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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
3
Referendums warn about trade and commerce with A Miller & Co of Gray Street Hamilton. The ad promises large ready-to-wear suits in all sizes for men and women's outfits, with cheap railway-to-city goods. It touts Trosta trusts for prompt orders and modern dress goods from Continental markets.
In the 1913 Hamilton Spectator piece readers are urged to consider the core question of government form over many issues. It argues the pivotal choice is whether the state will be ruled by Trades Unions and Labour ideas or by representative government, warning against electing a candidate pledged to socialist aims. The text calls for intelligent voters who resist simplistic appeals.
A Melbourne style rural council debate centers on Mr M Dowgell's repute and pledge to represent Wannon farmers. Opponents accuse him of betraying rural interests by pledging to party dictates, urging electors to consider local impact over party lines while probing the implications for Australian democracy and farmer wages. The piece cites a plan to fix wheat prices and calls for independent rural representation against Trades Hall influence.
Mrs Will be present on the occasion. The Wannon contest recalls the 1910 election in which Bampoon defeated Taleby. Nhill Jeparit Dimboola polling places show Liberal majorities over Labour. Wannon electorate now extends into part of the Wimmera with Sampson, Taffe figures cited. Jin Wannon gives Liberal majority of over 17 votes.
The telephonic report indicates Turks unlikely to admit delay and prolongation of the Alituation. Proposals to prevent repetition of conflicts are discussed. The Herbo Halgaran question remains contentious with Ame. The Evening News notes Aerwla informed Nabaria of further talks and expected firings this year.
The Greek, Servi ng and Montenegrin delegates met for base Adee Grey at the general conference setting yesterday. The Amincadore attended for two and a half hours amid discussions.
Fragmentary words describe Mrs Pankhurst attending a vigil with references to Rothenel terpety and a writing project. The scene hints at surveillance of a woman near a factory estate with mentions of Greeny tonky and a tanker transport amid unsettled activity.
An unnamed woman was arrested in London while attempting to attend a meeting at the London position. She was removed to Holloway prison. Four mile torus and twenty women followed, attempting to rush the prison gates. The warders closed the gates with difficulty.
A wireless report from London states the liner Tainus collided with the steamer Inea about twenty miles north of Finis tere. Passengers were transferred to the Garth Castle and escorted toward Corunna by the Galicry. The North Castle received warnings and is bringing the passengers to Plymouth.
Unclear speech in the senate by Minister for Foreign Affairs M. bichon about delays in delimiting Albania's southern frontier. The speaker hopes the painful episodes of martacinen between the willes will end soon and France would intervene to prevent further fratricidal struggle.
Ottawa reports the Naval Bill moves through the Senate and House as Liberals expect passage. The Senate will debate and the House may first mill the measure for public input before a final decision.
In a Tuesday debate in the Senate at UWutawa Navy HU, James Loveheed argued that timtamas were closely tied to the empire of Great Britain. The liberals urged Consda to stay out unless war escalates, while Ti Canmla proposed participation over concerns of invasion of shores.
Fragmentary account notes King George and Queen Mary visiting Neurtrefits yesterday. Duchess of Mecklenburg greeted them at the station despite advanced age. Crowd reception described as warm though text is unclear and garbled.
The Garth Castle answered the Tainul's distress call as the Nyanta clan rushed to the scene. The Tainul reached Corunna for repairs after a port bow and forepeaks damage. The Ineo, bound from Newcastle to Marnires, arrived at Vigo with a damaged bow and flooded forepeaks.
In a Geographical Society gathering Lord Curzon gave a casket to Lady Scott containing Lieutenant Campbell's watch. The presentation occurred during the society's formal proceedings.
London reports Lord Coreen opened the Geographics Society meeting praising Dr Mawson for Antarctic expedition endurance. He highlighted not yet published Scott expedition notes and Lady Scott’s diary promised to be released with a forthcoming book. Lord Carsonslau also spoke on Mawson’s feats.
Flooded bunkers hinder play as the amateur golf championship opens at St Andrews amid heavy rain. High Commissioner Georgy Feld returns from America while a large crowd gathers for Empire Day celebrations and a military review.
President Wilson denounces persistent lobbyists trying to derail the Free Wool Bill, while senators’ attitudes are attacked as efforts to undermine policy. Police visit nine offices, seizing militarist postcards and letters amid broader investigations into union and syndicate activities.
Calgary hears coroner verdict on Luther McCarthy killed in a Borin punch. Jury finds death accidental due to a dislocated neck, exonerating Polly Kevy after findings tied to Anbdary Taal. Medical evidence showed neck injury caused the fatal outcome.
In Paris on Monday police conducted searches of the Confederation of Labour headquarters and other workshops and homes across the city and regions. They found anti militia literature letters from soldiers and vouchers for money used by soldiers and others.
The German Navy plans a cruiser station on both East and West coasts of America, maintaining a flying squadron in home waters to safeguard German prestige and commerce in the immediate future.
In Marquette Michigan on Monday, Roosevelt Orange of Drunkenfle New York sues Georgy Newett, a mens Paper publisher, for asserting drunkenness during the Presidential campaign.
Four people were killed when a motor car crashed into crowd gates at a level crossing near Trachow. The collision occurred late at night as a passing tram collided with the car, causing the fatalities.
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