War and unrest speech by Senator Keating
The speech advocates united effort for victory and postwar peace. Keating emphasizes Australia’s resolve to join the conflict, boost recruitment, and match imperial strength with a determined home front. He warns against a German-made peace and urges Tasmania and the Commonwealth to sustain wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launenston
Per. Hage
Rowrse
Germany
Launrestan
Tasmania
Commonwealth
Ted
Keating
Comehusien
Policeman Brutally Assaulted During Street Disturbance
A late night clash in Hobart involving a patrol officer, a crowd on Elisabeth Street between Liverpool and Collins, and a Claremont Military Bend march led to a brutal assault on the policeman. The assailants beat him to the ground as he tried to manage a demobilized mob, with the officer suffering injuries to his temple and eye and the crowd reacting violently while attempts were made to arrest a suspect. The incident drew police effort to restore order and pursue the assailants.
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Hobart
Claremont
Railnes
Wigeh
Cumutalle Whitten
Eilimabeth
Betewen
Liverpool
Collins Streets
Sonoma
Wimlorston
Kent
MARNE'S CONCENTRATE Featured For Cough Relief
An obscure ad fragment touts MARNE'S CONCENTRATE as a medicated remedy for coughs and throat irritation. It hints at a general purpose medicinal paste or lozenge with references to "16.3" and "itm GCs" in a vintage catalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Anerd
MARNE
Secret Diplomacy in Melbourne Postwar Address
A Melbourne postwar lecture critiqued open diplomacy and urged tighter foreign policy control. Professors and officials urged unity, disinterested leadership, and cautious openness, arguing Australia should shape global affairs with disciplined strategy rather than idealistic transparency.
German Brutality Recalls Harrowing War Crimes Account
A damaged dispatch relays a vivid account of German brutality during a wartime incident involving prisoners of war, civilian captives, and forced freight transports. The narrative describes killings, injuries, executions, and the suffering of detainees amid siege conditions and a retreat, highlighting courage and endurance under extreme cruelty.
Disjointed Transcript Of Mothers Em Rid Also Listed
Fragmentary OCR text references a mother, em ridy, and various names and places. The readable parts mention a barmaid, Petrichie, and multiple scattered names. The overall content is garbled with many unclear terms and nonstandard spellings.
Undefined Acronym Text From Fragmented OCR
Fragmented OCR text references the Australia line, mares, and individuals including Carter with unclear context. Missing dates places organizations and events prevent clear summary.
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Goeakt
Straman
Walnut
Toomday
Irahan
Melbourne
Wilset Sty
Ee Robart
Sydney
Canada
America
London
Benin
Es Eb“ Bay Railway CO. Led
Fem
Iesvagh
Rum
Burnis
Sechen
Burnie
Escken
Leore Heckan
Od Rive Bareis
Weretah
Railway Department
Sreue
Mpurar
Rotaal
Ella Hall
Nooott
Zeohan
Hugh D. Marsh
C. Bromby and Co
Zeehan and Queeketown
Yar M
Liverpool Street
Liverpool Ear
Tamer, Propeister
Mndencope and Bon Ltd
Mugbers Ang OG
Hobtery
Adetrinsing
GEO. W. Williams
BAY Rum
Tardley's
Jergen’s
Colgates
Main Street
Zeghax
Post Revive Promptod Personal Attenton
J. S. Munro & CO
Buchanan
King
Prince OF Walma
House OF Commons
Burgess Bros., Ltd
Bosart
L.to
Bion, Marine and General Engineers
Ae A Launceston
McI
Sores Goleta Belting
G. F. Malluably
Wolfe
Senator Keating
Fasel Whee
Mateo
VLEW
Amd
Liameonta
Poreige Adairs
Balfour
League of Natiams
Anu
Professor Athinwm
Orem
Athineon
Awetralis
Australia
Flewan
Woorstershire
Eri
Hickson’s
Hickson
Eeeban
Queenstown
Premier Emporium
M. Ryan
Draper
Alka-Hydro
Concrete Age
Alkemade’s
Bydro
Bonen
Alkemade Bros
Manufacturens
Flisders
Mer Canon Fowler
Amr
Heath
Chesterfiek
Cherlyrsbury
Pecs
Mons
Evie
Becca
Pete
Abe
Creer Tehope
Pinto Fowler
Egon Anal
Cera
Tom Petrichie
Meek
Steddens
Hong
Nain
Siliehdam
Thas
Carter
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