Warrnambool notes on breakwater work and court items
Breakwater progress described with concrete block production using a mincing machine, overhead crane erection, and transport to trucks. Police Court items include financial orders, garnishee actions, and licensing. shire tenders open for maintenance metal. Oriental Carnival planned with Fire Brigade and Citizens' Band in Friends Societies Park.
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Railway Bill Debates Amid Tax and Wages Controversy
In Melbourne likely a session discussed the Hallway Advances Bill to extend public funding for railways, with debates over a Royal Commission, wages boards, and suburban rates. Opposition cited high costs and doubts about benefits, while ministers signaled willingness to study the issues as adjournment looms. The session also touched on taxes, a general payroll concern, and a Factory Bill, with routine notices and local business ads interwoven.
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Debate on Long's amendment unsettles Ulster stance
The Feb 12 debate on Mr Long's amendment in Parliament featured Sir John Simon and Prime Minister Asquith contrasting tones with Mr Austen Chamberlain. Sir Edward Carson argued Ulster would not yield to coercion and taxes, while Mr Redmond urged peace. The amendment failed 234 to 55 as Ulster's fate loomed, with leaders calling for referendums or broader Home Rule strategies amid looming opposition from Lords and Unionists.
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Mr. Long
John Simon
Asquith
Austen Chamberlain
Edward Cursem
Ita Crply
Ube
Ter
Ulster
Edward Carson
Hedmond
John Redmond
Nationalist
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O'Brienites
Barnard Carson
Ree
Ulster Unionwin
Ireland
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Redmond
Wister
Eaward Carson
Pepe Bacon
Redman
Down
Antrim
Armagh
Derry
Tnpomaile
Hugh Cord
Birrell
Edward Cursum
Great Bel Prate Meeting in Belfast Opens Imperial Era
A gathering of representatives from diverse religious denominations met in Belfast yesterday to inaugurate the Imperial era and discuss unified faith initiatives, signaling a broad coalition behind the new order.
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Deonmii Bength Meeting Society
Imperia
London Wheat Market Quiet as Sellers Hold Prices
Reuters telegram reports a quiet London wheat market with sellers remaining firm on prices amid subdued buying. Trade notes indicate limited inquiries and steady to firmer bids, with a cautious mood prevailing among traders.
Fifty Amendments Raise Debate Over Ulster Bill
The Daily Chronicle reports amendments tabled yesterday to the Ulster Bill sparking Liberal criticism of ministerial talk. Opposition voices insist there can be no exclusion of Ulster or withdrawal of the bill without betraying the Literal party and Parliament sovereignty.
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Mentia
Bio Tyler Lim
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Ulster
Trans Atlantic Flight Aims Stir Debate on Feasibility
A garbled note on attempts at a trans Atlantic flight discusses Orville Wright and similar endeavors. The text reflects cautious judgment that the voyage is foolhardy for any single person, noting Wright Aided partners and past failures to cover such distances.
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Houter
Orville
Deportation fury swirls as South African trial plan
Reuters report from the South African Union Assembly notes Merriman, leader of the ten, alleging deported workers faced security arrests without trial. Critics say the deportations mark a new low in state actions, with the night Congress expected to present the plan to deport the men.
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Poement
Herore
Balkans Telegrams Signal Shifts in Greco Turkish Dispute
Tandon reports Roumania will not remain neutral in the Greco Turkish quarrel over the Degen Tal sanaks. Bulgaria joins Turkey, Serbia is expected to join, Germany reportedly opposes a naval demonstration in Turkish waters.
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Panama Canal Tolls Debate Sparks Senate Row
A Reuters telegram from Washington reports Senator OGorman accusing railroad magnates and the British government of pressuring the United States over canal tolls. He blames the private sector for agitating the issue to undermine American shipping by Panama Canal toll policy.
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Washington
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Panama Canal
Jermar
Marconi Scandal Rocks Liberal Circles in Britain
Lord Murray of Ehibank and the Liberal Whip are pressed by Lord Avpthil formerly Growermor at a aramras to disclose a select committee matter tied to the Marconi scandal. The fuel stir from last year is cited as context for renewed scrutiny and possible parliamentary action.
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Late Captain Scott memorial note from Helou neenere
A terse telegram from Reuters reports a late Captain Scott in Helou and a medal presentation to Commander Bo Kr. in the city. Details are fragmentary and the names appear garbled.
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Seitt
Fine aerial feat near Mont Blanc reported
Reuters Telegram from Herne dated February 12 describes Parmelin's deft fight toalay over a route near Mont Blanc ending with landing at Aesta 47 miles away. The wriman's maneuver is noted as a fine display amid the challenging terrain.
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Prehistoric Relics Unearth Mammoth Skeleton in North America
Reuters reports bones of a mammoth found near Les Meeres area suggesting a late Pleistocene deposit. If confirmed, the skeleton would be the oldest remains in North America according to scientists.
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Police Court Cause Attracts Attention In Alien Case
In a police court case on February 12, Everitt, an alleged foreigner, is accused of seducing a woman. She says she received letters signed by Everitt after meeting her, prompting the inquiry into the alleged relationship.
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Mr Buxton Retires as Governor General South Africa
The report notes Mr Buxton stepping down after a year in the role of Governor-General of South Africa. Reference is made to his long service, prior positions, and the ceremonial aspects surrounding the transition, with mentions of successors and past roles in colonial administration.
Cabinet changes announced as Buxton moves up
Following Buxton's elevation to Governor General, a reshaped cabinet is named. John Burns becomes President of the Local Government Board and moves to Trade. The Postmaster General and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster shifts to head the General Post Office. C F G Manterman becomes Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. By elections will be held in Bethnal Green and Poplar due to vacancies after Buxton’s promotion.
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South Africa
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Local Government Board
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Duchy of Lancaster
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Religious dispute in Pars over Vincent de Paul leadership
The report outlines a factional clash within the Vincent de Paul order amid an election dispute. A minority appeals to Rome after a protracted leadership struggle involving Father Seuba and others, with a papal intervention resulting in a troubled succession and renewed internal tensions within the order.
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Shipping Disaster At Sea Aboard The Nantucket
A maritime accident report details the collision near the Virginian coast between the steamer Nantucket and another vessel. Captain Berry and Captain Johnston of the Motroe appear in the narrative with accounts of engine failures and attempts to manage the crisis.
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Lord Rosebery Illness Reported After Operation
The king to convey concern over Lord Rosebery’s health following a serious illness. Lord Rosebery underwent an operation last month and has since suffered from complications.
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Father Hans Schmidt to be electrocuted for murder
Reuters telegram from New York reports Father Hans Schmidt, found guilty of the serious crime involving six girls and the death of Anna Anmuller. The severely harmed body was discovered in the Hadam river. The sentence by execution is set for March 29.
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Kikuyu Controversy Sparks Anglican Debate
February report from Durham notes the Kikuyu controversy over Anglican bishops’ actions toward nonconformists. It questions whether the central committee or primate can compel action. Dean Welldon fears the committee may be indecisive and lacking coercive power.
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We Than
Durham
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Davidson
British embassy emigration dispute referred to foreign office
A British embassy delegation presented a contentious immigration issue to the government. Hindu members urged resolution by Todion's Government, noting parallels with Japan's emigration controls, while the case was referred to the British Foreign Office for final decision.
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Libel Case in South Africa Involving Fremantle and Hertzog
A looming political libel suit in South Africa centers on Central Moths as plaintiff and M L Fremantle MP as defendant. The action, seeking 10 000 pounds, claims Fremantle alleged General Botha urged him to oppose General Hertzog, causing a cabinet resignation during reconstruction.
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NSW minister opposes scheme on wealth precautions
Acting Premier Mr Cann writes that certain plan to impose travel bans to Australia would disrupt traffic and commerce. He urges referring the proposal to a conference for careful consideration, stressing impracticality and potential harm to trade.
Sweden faces royal government clash over defense stance
Reuters Telegram from Stockholm reports a widening rift between King Gustav and the Government over defense policy. The king’s public remarks on defense have unsettled officials, who fear his stance could affect policy unity. The mintern may submit formal views, while the king insists he retains the right to speak.
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Man's Head Blown Off in Explosion at Zoehan
An early morning accident at Zoehan in Montana claimed the life of Al Thomas Piper when a charge prematurely exploded. Witnesses report a follow work injury causing abrasions to the heel and shoulders. The incident occurred at the Montana mihe shortly after dawn.
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Sir Ian Hamilton Arrives in Melbourne Reception
Sir Ian Hamilton arrived in Melbourne February 14 aboard the Adelaide Express amid a large crowd of cultural leaders and a guard of honor. He met the Lord Mayor and senators Millen and Fisher, who asked his views on defence. The general pledged to report candidly but avoided explicit commitments.
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A Chinese Wife Melbourne Fab 12
Commonwealth authorities bar a Chinese wife from Manchuria on grounds of a bona fide Russian project marriage to a white man. The report notes authorities in Melbourne denying the union under wartime immigration or racial policies.
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Premiers' Conference Arrangements Set for 1 April
Melbourne a February report says the Premiers' Conference is fixed to meet in Melbourne on 1 April. The Acting Premier of New South Wales proposes an early April start, noting the need for prompt discussions amid political weariness and scattered disarray in the northern districts.
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Horse Racing Notes at Kerroit Meeting and Privileges
A Kerroit Racing Club meeting covered a busy program with multiple handicaps and hurdles. Wirt Shae and other entries faced a modest turnout. bets favored the winger and several favorites won narrowly or easily. The secretary reported on privileges, tenders for catering, and disciplinary considerations for officials and participants.
Waterside Workers Conference Breaks Up Under Threat
Melbourne February 12 The computery conference on the waterside workers dispute continued today with Mr Justier Troposals misread. Quality was preached and the conference adjourned to a later time with a warning that if newspapers publish commentary actions may be taken.
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Australian Opera League Formed In Sydney Shooting Event
An Australian Opera project advanced tonight in Sydney as a shooting event advanced the plan to create an Australian Opera by Australian performers. Leaders Hart and Hill outlined a yearlong embryo program proposing a nominal first step and a series of four operas to fill an evening. Minister Carmichael said government support would be essential for the effort to proceed.
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