British advance in Mesopotamia drives Turkish forces back
London dispatch reports Major General Sir Phils led a masterly surprise stroke across Mesopotamia. British forces under General Uhau broke through lines near Supdee, pushing toward the river and capitalizing on Australian and British units. Casualties claimed several hundred, with additional British gains anticipated as operations continue.
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War Report From Rome Reveals Looting and Allied Movements
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Naval engagement details from a cryptic wartime dispatch
A fragmentary report describes a naval action near Santana involving destroyers and escort ships. Vague phrases mention enemy forces pursuing, ships escaping at night, and minor damage to a freemeh destroyer and another cruiser. The text is garbled and omits clear dates, names, or outcomes.
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General Joffre Made Marshal of France
The London Times reports General Joffre appointed Marshal of France, a dignity not seen since the Napoleon era. The article notes the change as a significant military honour.
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Protest and leadership shifts amid war era events
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Universal military training urged at Loyal Horticultural Hall
Strongly favored universal military training and compulsory service discussed at Loyal Horticultural Hall on Tuesday night. The assembly closed the city’s successful Christmas celebrations.
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Rural Workers Wage Rates and Trades in Melbourne
The A W U outlines Rural Workers wage scales with overtime at time and a half after 48 hours. Daily rates for reapers and stripper hands, stack builders, bag carriers, plough and drill drivers, and other farm hands are listed with various shillings per day. The union plans to ensure observance of these rates.
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Parliament in early Jamary to meet imperial concerns
The article discusses a possible early summoning of Parliament to handle national questions ahead of the Imperial Conference. Prime Minister Hughes faces a delicate political balance as he considers attending London while Australia’s position weighs on delaying or reshaping parliamentary action.
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Horsham Amateur Turf Club Boating Day Amid War era
The Horsham Amateur Turf Club held a Bozing Day meeting on a hot day despite poor track conditions. Despite drawbacks, racing produced close finishes notably in the Pony Pace where Miss Sol beat First Kiss after a heavy going. San Foy won the Flying Handicap easily, with Len Bri securing the Trinl. President Hennessy and Secretary Farth led the arrangements as attendance remained solid given wartime drain on spectators.
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New Year’s Day Handicap and Dimboola Picnic Report
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Wartime War Cabinet Meetings Probed for Peace Terms
The Dominions secretary telegraphs Dominions about a special meeting of the War Cabinet to discuss wartime prosecutions and potential peace terms. The prime minister may attend a forthcoming special session to consider urgent questions, with timing unclear.
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Tudor Party Hopes Labor Backing If Hughes Leads
Melbourne dispatch reports the Labor Party would back Mr Hughes if he becomes leader and Mrs Cook would head the House. Mr Tudor says he must consult his party before supporting more than a one month supply.
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Benevolestum Asylum Appeal Seeks Clothing for Inmates
A Horsham Times reader appeals to locals in Tharshanm and district to donate worn clothing for the Benevolestum asylum inmates. The note thanks supporters for past contributions and asks for any men or women’s attire to be collected and sent to Ballarat, aiding the aged and infirm under the superintendent’s care.
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Appointment of Lord to manage Roohhampton gas and electric supply
Mr Lord, longtime manager at Mowthem branch of the Colonial Gas Association, departs Horsham in January to take charge of the Roohhampton gas and electric works. He leaves amid praise for his record of growth and a promise of future positions if he returns.
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Widow of Maing A Median Sigs Own Pool Fund
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Horsham Agricultural Society Wheat Breeding Prizes Enticed
Horsham invites entries for wheat breeding competition with prizes funded by the Department of Agriculture. Entries must be sown in the last season and arrive by Friday January 1st 1917. First prize offers five pounds. subsidies available for the prize fund. Secretary E J Glenibter urges prompt, personal inquiries or written applications.
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Hamilton and Western District College Reopens February Thirteenth
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