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Newspaper
Warrnambool Standard
Location
Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
3
Greece policy and Nealtier indications draw public concern as crowds greet messages from abroad. A popular demonstration in front of the French Legation sings the Marseillaise amid war fears and trade unease in the British dominated markets.
The article reports on Dr. Dillos condemning Greek neutrality amid German influence and Prussian aims. It cites M. Skouloudis as a non-official spokesperson for Prussian interests, King Constantine's drive to undermine Greece's constitution, and Venezelos as sidelined. It notes Entente concerns, Kitchener's potential visit, and submarines in Near Feandrs waters signaling a shift toward alliance pressures and eventual Greek departure from neutrality.
Fragmentary report describes Greek maritime tensions as Britain allows some Greek merchantmen to sail while detaining others at Liverpool and Newcastle. Crowds in Athens greet the news amid public exhibits and national color displays as veterans march and celebrations spill into the streets.
Reports from Paris state Prime Minister Asquith and A Bonar Law lead British reaction after the Anglia wreck in the English Channel. About 370 aboard, around 200 saved, while 35 lives lost. survivors describe chaotic scenes as ships assisted and rescue efforts continued amid wartime tensions.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for stomach issues and indigestion. It claims relief from fever and digestion problems, urging readers to use the product for a healthy stomach and proper digestion, with Dr. Gideon and chemists endorsing its efficacy.
Eyewitness account recalls devastating artillery exchanges described near Saas with 1100 French guns and 900000 shells. The scene shows earth scarred by shells, improvised trenches, and wounded soldiers limping amid tattered gear and bandages.
Fragmented report describes tensions off Sweden and amid German actions near Gothenburg and Landskrona. Details mention ships Pollux and Thelma, British presence, and captured enemy bodies. unclear dates or locations due to damaged text.
A misread wartime item describes a repudiation of a pledge by enemy forces. It notes water and rescue efforts near a mined area and mentions a payment of 15,000,000 francs in exchange for safety. German forces are cited as planning to billeted civilians in a city, with alleged air aid pretexts and troop movements.
Mr Wasi Peto a Unionist asks the House of Commons about Germans in Hong Kong and whether they pose a danger. He intends to press for their removal to Australia or elsewhere and seeks government arrangements.
A Galician battlefield despatch reports brutal fighting in the Eastern Theatre. Soldiers endure artillery-impassable ruins as careless fire and battlefield horrors unfold. a wounded Jewish soldier recalls loss and moral resolve amid the carnage.
Reports state Russian forces repelled repeated enemy assaults near Dvinge. Petrograd confirms artillery holds positions as attackers fail to cross the river near Charorysk. Details are scarce and phrasing reflects wartime censorship.
Report from Christiania says four British lieutenants and five sailors from a naval patrol boarded the American barque Andrew Welch off the Shetland Islands. A sudden storm drove the vessel toward Norway, where it was later hauled into Christen�sund.
Lord Rabhlane defends actions amid criticism for not warning the country about the war. He says he conveyed significant information to colleagues who then acted, achieving command of the sea and preventing Germany from reaching Paris and Calais. He asserts only one fact remained recorded and he did not fear exposure when proper.
Reuter's telegram from London reports brisk wool sales across all classes with rising prices. Merino quality defects attract better competition, signaling a favorable market trend for sellers.
Ballarat City Council debated powers to frame by law to prevent young girls from being in streams after 9:30 p.m. unless accompanied by parents or guardians. The motion aimed to curb late night street gatherings involving youths.
State political circles expect M L C Minter of state finance to visit Pind on Thursday to discuss war matters impacting the state. The announcement indicates a forthcoming move in state finance policy linked to broader wartime concerns.
A destructive fire swept a Wellington block yesterday damaging a shipping store and eighteen valuable contents. Authorities report significant property loss for the arbour Board. Firefighters contained the blaze but substantial damage remains under investigation.
Reuter telegram reports continued fighting on the Balkan front after a French setback. Bulgarian forces push toward Tetovo and Kostivar, with Monastir and Monastir region residents fleeing as Bulgarian reinforcements arrive. Reports claim Bulgarians retook Tetovo, while Serbians fall back to Arkangel heights and Ochrida. A Royal decree in Botany authorizes requisitions for national defense. Panic grows in Monastir as troops clash near Babuca and Manastir.
The Tribun reports Allied warships have destroyed six enemy submarines in the Aegean Bay, a bold victory cited by local observers. The notice notes ongoing naval actions as part of the broader war effort.
A court described two sisters with troubled behavior since childhood. One sister fled into the bush, starved, and attacked the other with an ace. A mother fired a gun toward the pair, a bullet passing nearby. The jury found the accused guilty with mercy recommended. Mr Justice Hoot supported the mercy and sentenced the prisoner to death. The prisoner showed overt emotion during the verdict.
Melbourne officials say after a conference between Mr. Teesdale Smith’s manager and ten striking workers the men win a 1 shilling per day rise. The Burwood tram line project will resume. the strike is settled and revenue work continues.
Melbourne reports serious trouble following the Haltwey Commission inquiry. Workers demand higher wages and daily rates for all hands. Conditions affect shipments and foremen fear delays in first-class services as goods are held and labor actions continue.
A large gathering in Warrnambool toasted the Technical School and its principal Mr King, praising the supper, games, and support. The Mayor spoke on Victorian training needs, urging ongoing community backing for a two storey addition on Timor Street to accommodate rapid student growth and national welfare goals.
Recruitment notice outlines daily rates for ranks Lieutenant to Private and allowances for dependents. Pension amounts listed for widow or total incapacity, with separate rates for spouse, dependents under 16, and total incapacity cases.
Report states the effort was a complete success and will likely be made an example, though some uncertainty remains about its execution and outcomes.
A recruiting drive organized by young men in Don and surrounding districts aims to gather volunteers for Australia’s Army. Harvest finish events precede the march from Syd ne s and lines up boys from Birchip Wimmera Mallee with recruitment meetings at Birchip Watehem Narraport Mas sey Litchfield and St Armand. Volunteers travel to Donald with local bands backing the march and camp setup.
The session considered agricultural high schools and protested limited government projects. Livingston spoke on the matter while a cabinet sub committee handles it. Mengiva criticized harming the curriculum, linking unpopularity to the former Marriage Bill, as education estimates were reviewed before adjournment at 4 15 p m.
A brief discussion notes tensions within the cinema workers' group in Sydney. The text hints at organizing actions to precipitate a strike and mentions a Decent award while describing a warm discussion among attendees.
A terse Reuters Telegram item from The Norton Appeal notes a recent divorce action involving a named individual. Details are sparse in the fragmentary text, with no clear court, date, or outcome provided.
Fragmentary report notes a will dated in the past leaving realty valued at £19 556 to a widow and children. Details are obscured and names are partially unreadable, with references to Deni Clarke of Noorat and a life-saving context unclear from the fragment.
A brief notice announces the departure of Chere of Jared Colac from Colac toward the end of March 1916 to take up an assignment with vicar of Ft Arnaud. The exchange will be made in March 1916.
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