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Newspaper

Tamworth Daily Observer

Location

Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 19, 1916

Page

2

Weather report notes rising inland temperatures

Inland temperatures rise with fine conditions while coastal winds vary as southerlies influence the weather pattern.

Turbulent Australian Parliament threatens prorogation

The report details a dramatic clash in Parliament led by Labor and the opposition over supply to government departments. Prime issues include postponing prorogation, funding civil service salaries, and the political struggle between Hughes and the opposition in both houses with elections looming.

Senate Enahie Béeantor Gardiner Atr Myghes My. Hughes Mr. Conk Pleiian Tralia Hanse Australia Tugthes Elanr Hiss Doblesea Elantoray Gonanmina Tian Nlmnet Beavnie Toon National Party Thor Lowand

Fatal shooting in Bellbird orchard shocks community

A young man died after a gun discharged while Geo Snedden and another man at a Bellbird orchard. The incident occurred Saturday evening when a peach picking activity led to the stock end of a gun firing into the chest of the deceased, John Thomas Cousin, 2 years old, son of G. Cousin. Dr Blomfeld attended, but life could not be saved. Relatives mourn as the family endured prior losses.

Maitland Bellibird John Thomas G. Gousin Dellbird Keceagdd Megsra G. H. Snedden Snedden Geo Blomfeld Clotista Hay Haan Wnfertannte Jess Han

British Navy Nearly Doubled Strength Since War

London reports Monday that Major Trineinian states the British Navy strength has nearly doubled since the war. The claim follows a speech at Malley on Saturday noting expanded fleet capabilities and heightened maritime readiness.

London Malley

Sydney opens study on children health in New Zealand exhibit

A late telegram reports Sydney hosts an exhibit opened by a minister on child health and deformities. It notes debates about the standard of defect, impartial care, and the need for unified training and treatment methods amid ongoing medical controversy.

Selma Choenvinis Sintos New Zealand Sydney Minieter Haventon Treaitams

German Peace Overtures Deemed Inadmissible by Press

London dispatch reports that Anglo French leaders insist on total victory and reject German peace overtures. Editorials in Indian and British papers condemn any conditional surrender as dangerous to coalition unity and warn public opinion against naively accepting now proposed terms.

London Sindy Ftettler Toklo Enya Bomhges Cousing 2 Finiah Rosstatt Jon India

British Fleet Report From the Battle of Jutland

An Adsbontian War Correspondent describes the engagement with the German battle fleet off Jutland. The account details the Marlborough and other ships exchanging fire, the visible explosion of shells, and the sea conditions as British ships pressed the line while German forces reportedly suffered damage.

London Alizabeth Becuma Lalla Mulboraweh Corman New Zealand Tutland Sama Ornan High Anid Denoe Hiltehlaele Sforks Tayneil Sprog Setion

Momentous Speech Expected as New Government Debates Policy

In Vancouver a chaotic telegraphic précis summarizes Lloyd George facing a wartime stance. The piece notes English reliance on strong unity and warns against any sign of discord. It records a growing warlike mood and questions about resisting German forces.

New York Tribune Lloyd George Will Gommeddelie

Education facilities in Sydney amid funding disputes

Fragmentary text reports disputes over funding and staffing in New South Wales education. It notes teachers with low pay and a call for increases, mentions reservings and figures such as 730, and references a minister and associations involved in schooling matters.

Sydney Afonay Buiblig, Sehnak, Tomeleris Association New South, Wales Taniyer

Malte Mareilly Perceived Delays at Police Court

A garbled report describes four men held for travel to Malta from Australia on a contested visa or permit. The case involves questions of admissibility and possible denial of passage, with authorities debating detention.

Daly Hans Muatkese Australia Novermhor Arde Malta

More Wages for Tobacco Workers Reported in Sydney

Fragmentary notes from the Tri Tribunal Court foray on Alonday mention wage changes for tobacconists in Sydney. The readable text hints at a weeklong trial or negotiation with references to increments or provisions, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Taxi Driver Remanded on Felony Charge in Sydney

In Sydney, William Tani is remanded at Petia Court to-day on a felony charge. The taxi driver, said to be involved in a collision, was identified as driving the taxi that struck a haydown, and the case proceeds amid limited readable details.

Sydney Miiiany Willian Tani Ak T ‘Petia

Germany Gathers Opinion on Territorial Divisions

A London correspondent reports that Germany is discussed dividing spoils after potential territorial rearrangements. Proposals include restoring Romanian independence and carving Moldova, Lithuania, and other regions into German or allied states while neutrals react with fatigue amid ongoing hostilities.

London Anes iRinatdeanea Germany Magsla Moldavia Lér Poland Courland Lithuania Prussia Dobrudia Bulgaria Valliehin Hungary Buliarus Brariefurter Zeitung Hague

Germany faces food shortage key to peace offer

The Times correspondent in Amsterdam reports severe German food shortage as central to the peace offer. It notes potatoes once used for distilling spirits are now diverted for home consumption in 1916, with fodder options also limited.

Ondon the Times Amsterdam

State Bridge Works Continues Amid Quiet Proceedings

Fragmentary OCR text indicates ongoing operations at State Bridgeworks, with references to orders, investments, and officials in a dreary, unclear note. Names and dates are unreadable, but the item hints at continued activity and inquiries surrounding the site.

Tamworth Staff Departures Mark Civic Ties

W Grayston and Mrs Lieulenands leave Tamworth after twelve months with holidays and friends, joining Tamworth Presbyterian ties. Thomson, a long time chattel goods clerk at Tamworth station, transfers to Bathurst after 16 years, with farewell from Municipal Council and Overseer Mr Campbell. The staff praise steady service and mutual respect as they depart.

Thomson Chilet Tamworth Tathurst Alr Nuelear Presbyterian Church

Goal Tribunal Report From Sydney Aims At Haiti Claims

Fragmented OCR text references a tribunal in Sydney and Haiti claims. The readable bits mention a Monday date, an altt- style note, and a person named Readminds. Details are unclear but indicate a dispute or hearing context without clear outcomes.

Sydney Nia Coal Tony 404 Haiti

Floods Subside In Narrabri After Rising Levels

Floodwaters in Narrabri have fallen about three feet, ending the immediate danger to the town. Two men, Robert Kelly and Isaiah Joy, were swept into the river at West Narrabri. Joy was rescued after being dragged under twice, aided by Isaac Porter who and another man used a rope to pull him to safety.

Narrabri Tobert Kelly West Narrabri Iaelas Iin

Recruiting Campaign Meeting In Tamworth Theatre Royal

A mayor convened recruiting campaign meeting at the Theatre Royal Tamworth to discuss organizing war service committees and public meetings. Alderman A G WeLeed chaired, stressing urgency as infantry reinforcements loom and flood and crop troubles threaten the district. An executive committee of seven would run the effort with future meetings planned for January.

Seld Theatre Royal Tamworth Ald Uva Cammi'Lece New South Wales Meeruitlag Hammitlas Imnea Avi Whildl Australia G. Mooney

Wilson era aims and cabinet reform outlined in Times report

Parliamentary correspondent predicts Tuesday speech by Mr George will cover government policy on food shipping manpower and labor. It notes a new government machinery and cabinet size reform, with the food and shipping controllers gaining exceptionally broad powers to secure essential supplies and an enduring labor ministry postwar.

Ponent Toya George Londa Tabor

Paris Wins after German Retreat in Decisive Battle

Reports from Paris describe a decisive victory as German forces collapsed under French pressure. The enemy withdrew under fire, abandoning equipment and fortifications at Chambilly and surrounding areas as French units advanced and captured key positions.

Britain’s Weekly Sugar Ration Reported

London reports the weekly sugar ration set at three pounds per head amid wartime measures. The note references Clyde shipbuilders and engine works as key to boosting merchant vessel output and national tonnage.

London Clyde Georee Unites King Thomas Iortors

German Reports Tie to Civil Conscription War Fears

A garbled Paris Times dispatch from Copenhagen and London notes German and Allied positions, warnings on conscription, and European reactions to potential deportations. The fragment references seaplanes, tugs, and protests as indignant pulpits from New York to London echo opposition to enslavement and deporations amid ongoing conflict.

Floayteie Lonton Wifly New York

The Vimes Dispatches from Australia Under Special Permit

Reported abroad by special permission the Vimes column appears in Australia with a note that the opinions do not reflect The Times. The item signals editorial separation and cross territorial distribution.

Cible Vimes Australia Times

German Plot In Portugal Aims To Block Dispatch Of Troops

London reports a Portuguese legation statement alleging pro German elements stirred discord to prevent dispatch of the expedition to Prance. British transports were said to cause hesitation in the Porte and troops remained at the government alde in Portugal.

London Portuguosa Legation Statas Pronce

Submarine Tragedy Claims Three Survivors Drowning

A dramatic incident leaves Waterside rescuers saving three while others perished. Names indicate a maritime event with a grim toll and lingering questions about the circumstances.

Unclear War Telegrams Report Naval Movements

Fragmentary dispatches describe Greek troop surrender and Allied naval activities. Messages mention Crete and Moren, with references to Elusia and a panel of warships overseen by Corinth, but details are garbled and uncertain.

Rat Creek Moren Heen Elusia Almion Potits Corinth

Muswellbrook Racing Notes A Mixed Day Of Handicaps

Late sport from Muswellbrook reports a Flying Handicap over six furlongs with Pearl and Tei within FA leading, betting 2 to 1. Mater and Harrington among the contenders. A three furlong pasture race saw Lassie win by a slim length over Queen with strong betting on Pring Tassie and Famous Pat. final Totals list Park Handicap and a one mile final won by Minter.

Muswellbrook Mottiday G.aydlents Pearl, 7.0 (Bloomfield) le. McMenamin's Teiwithin FA (Caletina Whitehead Matey Huggens Ming Rita Br Harrington Pearl Mater Hirrington Arviwithin Pe Tows Tequila Chastan Seeon Brotrn Orrell G. Bueldim Moennnall Ontvinen Adil Sudan Park Hanithip Thielanpa A. E. Thompson Pulret AW O'Neill Clarke T.G. Gallimore Crillinan Lassie Pat Carntie Hy Holt

Rosebery Park Races Report From Sydney Meeting

At Rosebery Park Sydney on Monday race results include Flying Handicap first division winner Misse Phas with Happy Indy second. Maiden Handicap won by Pyrnle King ahead of Miss Petrilla, while Rosebery Handicap first division saw Spenkled take top spot. Second division winner Clovztiy with Aliya second, and Handicaps show Flying Arrow and other horses placing.

Sydney Areville Misse Phas Happy Indy Owt Report Tod Line Hieholtischy Atholfinight Halndena Mandhipr Hoy Queen Vloreie Pyrnle King Miss. Petrilla Hile Canister Clovztiy Aliya Mulgawhlind Trister

Tamworth District Trotting Club Boxing Day Handicap

Boxing Day meeting entries list horses for multiple handicaps at Tamworth District Trotting Club. Notable names include Brolga Korhlt Ragman Lord Hopa Bir Veghrien Furs rie and Moonhi Delights in Park and Progressive events with numerous entries and placeholders.

Novick Brolga Korhlt Ragman Lord Hopa Bir Veghrien Furs Rie Golden Cash Phil Mat Masuat Royal Bobbia Banhomis Hilda Mor Silver Bio Gilgat Marv Phil Moy Mambrini Silva Medial Thannie Hira Jy Helth Pianzel Sodden Fanilioap Delight Witte Anistonabion Alay Silver Pit GBF Gal Moonhi SV Pemiay Viddive Tron Medal Katah Frainel Tawiid Nur cTirelgn Tandy Francis Balmont Oxes Bennett Florrie Tirpardivy Gas” Bay White Hope Chester Alphonse Pony Moillesand Newtown Tones Maspoi Nomingha Boat Gash

Scratchings and engagements list from Sydney racing

Scratchings from Sydney racing include My Palm and Lavanila in the Villiers Stakes with Redmond Chantemeri and Sweet Slumbers among the entries. Summer Cup features Lavands Chain Lightning Closeria and Sweet Slumbers while AML covers engagements for December and Summer meetings in Cagou.

Cacia Sydney Villiers My Palm Lavanila

Federal Parliament Debates Unlawful Associations Bill

The Australian House discusses measures to suppress the J W W, with MPs noting government policy to interfere with lawful business. Mr Hughes argues the bill’s wording while opponents call it a trap and criticize defense by the party.

Melbourne House of Wis Tir Messia Gatte Yates Miryy Hughes Mfr Rodgers West Noord Hughes Tie TV Nuvnrelisty Tudor Coole Padar

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