The Prime Minister and Secretary for War (Mr. Asquith), in answer to questions in the House of Commons to-day, said that no member of the Cabinet had promised ...
Article : 312 wordsVera Cruz telegrams published in London state:—"There American sailors were killed and 25 more were wounded on Thursday. One Mexican sharp-shooter climbed the ...
Article : 235 wordsIn the House of Commons yesterday the Prime Minister and Secretary for War (Mr. Asquith), replying to Captain Faber (U.) said he had not received any official ...
Article : 214 wordsIn the House of Representatives to-day the debate was continued on the censure motion moved by the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Fisher). ...
Article : 2,320 wordsThe developments of the past few days in regard to the trouble which threatens the building trade as a result of the insistence by the building trades unions on the ...
Article : 796 words"It was found necessary," said the Premier yesterday, in discussing his recent trip to the Eastern States, "that I should go earlier than was occasioned by the ...
Article : 212 wordsTheir Majesties King George and Queen Mary yesterday morning visited the British hospital and schools in Paris, and in the afternoon they attended a special race meeting ...
Article : 186 wordsThe miners on strike at Trindad, in Colorado, still continue to indulge in rioting. Up to the present the conflicts between them and the non-strikers and State troops ...
Article : 72 wordsIn connection with the conflict between the Premier (Mr. Holman) and Mr. Meagher, the Speaker of the Assembly, for the chieftainship in the Labour Caucus the fact ...
Article : 277 wordsGeneral Carranza, in his message to President Wilson, after denouncing Dictator Huerta as a usurper, demanded the evacuation of Vera Cruz, the occupation of ...
Article : 162 wordsAt a meeting of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel yesterday the Archbishop of Canterbury, referring to the decision of the conference held at Kikuyu, in ...
Article : 112 wordsYesterday a terrible encounter took place between three thieves and the police, and in the end all the thieves lost their lives. The thieves had carried out a daring robbery ...
Article : 138 wordsAfter Huerta, What? Or should we say, Whom? Because (remarks the "North American Review") such a thing as free government by the expressed will and consent of ...
Article : 2,767 wordsThe Washington correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states:—"General Caranza's note to President Wilson is interpreted to mean that the Mexican ...
Article : 190 wordsSpeaking at a meeting of the Anti-Slavery Society yesterday Admiral Sir George King-Hall, late Commander-in-Chief on the Australian station, declared ...
Article : 98 wordsAt Wednesbury yesterday a horse was maliciously maimed, a gash being made in the animal 13 inches long and 2 inches deep. ...
Article : 268 wordsDuring the progress of the construction of the Wongan-Mullewa railway rumours were current that gold had been found in the cuttings and ballast pits. These ...
Article : 265 wordsSince leaving Perth on Monday morning the Minister for Works (Mr. W. D. Johnson), piloted by the member for the district (Mr. Arnold Piesse) has covered nearly 400 miles ...
Article : 501 wordsThe "Financial Times" says: "Australia is faced with such a combination of favourable factors that record prosperity during 1914 is almost assured. The rainfall and ...
Article : 104 wordsIt is reported that the War Department is urging President Wilson to call immediately for 400,000 volunteers. Already 250,000 volunteers have been called out, and the ...
Article : 48 wordsIn the Divorce Court yesterday Countess De La Warr was granted a decree nisi for the dissolution of her marriage. [On December 10 in the English Divorce ...
Article : 282 wordsMr. William Bayard Hale, President Wilson's unofficial investigator of Mexican affairs, states:—"Dr. Wilson has given a much wider significance to the Monroe ...
Article : 122 wordsThe sixth annual conference of the Federated Ironworkers' Association of Australia, which concluded its sittings in Adelaide to-day, has had under consideration many ...
Article : 380 wordsViolent anti-American demonstrations broke out in Chihuahua, Torreon, and other towns in the north of Mexico yesterday, and only strenuous efforts on the part of the ...
Article : 164 wordsJames Aile and Mary Ann Wood were charged at the Williamstown Court to-day with having in February last stolen from the Terminus Hotel, Hammer-street, ...
Article : 211 wordsA conference of representatives of the Miners' Federation, the National Transport Workers' Union, and the National Union of Railwaymen yesterday appointed a ...
Article : 65 wordsPresident Wilson has issued a statement declaring his intention of demanding reparation anywhere the dignity of the United States is flouted. ...
Article : 33 wordsCompensation Court.—At 10.30 a.m., in No. 3 Court, before Mr. Justice Rooth (president) and assessors:—In the matter of a claim by W. J. George. ...
Article : 39 wordsSurprise was expressed by stock agents and pastoralists to-day at the statement by Mr. Frank Clarke, M.L.C., that meat would soon be 1s. a pound in Melbourne. The ...
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Advertising : 324 wordsSamuel, Montagu and Co., the well-known silver brokers, in their weekly statement assert that the Mexican trouble is preventing the transmission of silver ore. Mexico's ...
Article : 52 wordsWhat manner of man is President Wilson? Is he likely to have counted the cost of conflict with the Mexicans? Will he carry the matter through with the ...
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The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Sat 25 Apr 1914, Page 11
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