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Newspaper
Warrnambool Standard
Location
Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
9
Tenders for an ambulance vehicle were opened and awarded to Seri. A. Robinsay and Cy. The chosen design, fully equipped with essential appliances, was approved. Delivery is expected promptly with payments to be arranged, and future orders for similar vehicles anticipated.
General Smuts reviewed July events and accused exiled leaders like J P Hain of inciting natives to strike amid a syndicalist conspiracy. He cited mobilization of 100000 troops and described radicals as aiming to terrorize communities, warning the nation against further unrest and praising imperial troops.
garbled telegraph copy reports a religious dispute sparked by Dr Aked's remarks on miracles and the Virgin Birth. The Associated Presbyterian body demands removal from office, citing doctrinal disqualification. Dr Aked, born in Nottingdan 1864, faced questions over his stance and ongoing church leadership duties.
A fragmentary 1914 report references German and British wartime diplomacy. It cites German Foreign Minister Jagow saying that British and German cabinets show marked mutual confidence, while proposals and naval terms are under review.
A garbled dispatch reports a prominent sculptor’s controversial theft and a staged scene at the Capitol Buildings. Mr de E McDarite of Wilkes-Barre is described as en route from New York amid a chaotic reception. A claim arises about a planned monument and a supposed entitlement connected to the Hall of Fame.
Fragmentary OCR text references a tour in South Africa with mentions of a captain and a campaign event. The readable parts suggest commentary on military or athletic movement, but the exact names, places, and dates are unclear. The item reads like a clipped field note from a sports or travel column with multiple garbled terms.
A Liverpool murder trial recounts testimony about the victims Miss Bradfell and Mr. Sumner, detailing the discovery of the body, improvised concealment, and stark questions on the crumbling evidence. Witnesses describe fright and tension as investigators pursue the murderer’s whereabouts and motives.
In Washington on February 1 Senator J B Ransdell of Louisiana proposed an amendment to the Federal Constitution to regulate divorces nationwide and in possessions. Recounts show 2,000 divorces in 1867 and about 10,000 in 1906, rising from 84 per 100 000, despite population changes, suggesting ongoing increases over 40 years.
A Peruvian revolution destabilizes the government as President Soar Guillermé Tit Jinghiurst, elected for a four year term ending 1019, falls into rebel hands. General Varela is killed in fighting, and Col. Benavides leads the besieging forces. Secor Purand expected to form a new ministry.
Paris telegram describes a large interment for MM Paul Dergulede, a prominent politician and founder of the Tatnigts League. The funeral, noted as the largest and most imposing since Victor Hugo’s 1835 death, features a vast demonstration by patriotic groups in honor of the defend Strashune by the French in 1870.
Reuter telegram reports Mobthausen school teacher Wagner Hin ton, accused of murdering over 15 people since September, was captured after a persecution outbreak. He and his wife and four children were among those billed. Crimes also include arson of two barns and three horses. He was finally subdued in the struggle.
Fragmentary telegram from Mio do Janstro dated February 9 notes severe flooding in Bahia province. Reports say thousands lost homes and crops damaged as storms caused widespread inundation. Emergency pleas and relief efforts are mentioned as authorities monitor the disaster.
Fragmented report from New Haven billiards details Gray Alp, Landon, Fel, and George Ray competing in an event with totals around 18,000 and an apparent payout of 37 to 00. The text is garbled but mentions Gray in decisive play and legalistic phrases amid the uneven notes.
In a fragmented report, references to Ghent and peace efforts surface. The text mentions Asquith gatherings and a government action involving two people, hinting at a formal peace or settlement context tied to the century’s events.
A terse Reuters telegram reports police in the Wolverhampton area seeking a suspect in the Redriweks murder case. The message describes strain in the investigation and mentions two leads being pursued as officers press for information.
A stadium wall collapsed during a Sheffield Wednesday Wolverhampton game causing panic. Spectators were crushed. 70 injured, 10 badly hurt as structures gave way burying fans. Rescue efforts freed those trapped. several suffered broken limbs and skull injuries.
A fragmented report notes a bank collapse linked to overseas liabilities and failed payments. It mentions firms such as Pry, Miss, Copan, and others, with large unsettled sums and references to the Berthofidavid and Mesir entities, signaling a broad financial crisis.
A fragmentary dispatch discusses immigration policy and literacy tests for entrants to the United States. Arguments touch on reading ability in English or other languages, with mention of officials and the stance of President Woodrow Wilson on literacy requirements for migrants.
Fragmentary report notes multiple fires linked to suffragette actions across London and nearby towns. Details are garbled but reference to land and residence incidents, police reactions, and mention of women’s suffrage agitation appear amid unclear names and dates.
London reports Roy Ivins addressing a deputation from the Orphan Women’s Literary Federation led by Mr Lloyd George. The speaker urged women to re convert public opinion and resist suffragette outrages while condemning any uprising against the present Parliament.
In London on February 5 the Hon. Frank Denham, Premier of Sucha, outlined visitors’ remarks on the treaty and noted special fees tied to the executive. He stressed Brisbane’s role in the Australian canal project and Queensland’s aims to fund flood control and reproductive works, framing a core objective to negotiate a loan for his state.
Warrnambool Hospital committee meeting notes the medical officer report for January totals patients in house and asylum with admissions discharges and deaths. Attendees include Mr M Sylvan and other officials. secretary details insurance policies finances tenders and committee changes.
In Alelbiuione on February 6 representatives from the Steamship Owners Association discussed the waterside workers dispute. The interview touched on registrar input and the lack of a formal conference request. Shipowners complain personnel masked aims to push for overtime changes while the core issue remains unresolved.
The Geelong wool sale concluded the weekly series with strong turnout and keen competition. Merino and crossbred lots sold at improved rates, including stained pieces and forks, while top prices reached for fleece and higher quality wools. Buyers from the Wimmera and Mallee districts featured among a large attendance.
The Education Department reviews the Warrnambool Technical School noting overcrowded classes and poor accommodation. Inspectors document staffing gaps and a heavy burden on Miss Marr and Mr. Hing to maintain practical training. Officials discuss site expansion, evening classes, and plans for a junior technical scheme to expand trade instruction.
Races concluded with Artillery Hill and Yarraten placing in hurdle action. Jockeys Tagul-1 Stead and Lon led in various heats, with best wins and purses noted for Najou Vin cent Maid and other contenders. Bookmakers reported lines on Hewehol and Fame.
A garbled weather section describes winds and cool conditions with inland warnings. The text is heavily corrupted, making specific locations, times, or figures unreadable.
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