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The wars & local soldiers, 1925

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Canton Battle 4000 Chinese Killed; Hundreds Wounded

Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative · Monday 29 June 1925 · page 23

Though warned a day ahead, in the must direct and serious fashion, by the Consul-General, that a student demonstration against…

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Chinese Puzzle Does It Mean War British Naval Activity London

National Advocate · Monday 29 June 1925 · page 2

The "Sunday Times" says that the British Cabinet has twice reviewed the Chinese situation. Admiral Beatty was consulted and soon after a…

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Cut His Throat Returned Soldier's Suicide Turned Down by "Repat." Sydney

National Advocate · Tuesday 30 June 1925 · page 3

A verdict of suicide was returned by the Sydney coroner to-day after listening to the story of the death of Arthur Mullin (32) who was…

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Wants War Chinese General Bellicose. Abolition of Foreign Control. London

National Advocate · Wednesday 1 July 1925 · page 3

General Feng Yah Slang, In a lengthy telegram broadcasted throughout the continent, urges the abrogation of the so called…

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War and Peace Air Armaments Increase

The Bathurst Times · Saturday 4 July 1925 · page 6

Says the London "Daily Mirror":— The past week has been predominantly concerned, at home and abroad, with the discussion of the means for…

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Aiming at War What Britain Is Doing. Soviets Want Peace. London

National Advocate · Saturday 4 July 1925 · page 2

Lord Birkenhead, speaking at Coughborough on June 27, said, The time will undoubtedly come when we shall have to ask ourselves…

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War Debts Anglo-french Discussions London

National Advocate · Monday 6 July 1925 · page 2

The French reply to the British note regarding the repayment of war debts was received in London to-day. It promises sympathetic consideration…

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Germany's Population Losses Through War Berlin, Sunday Night

The Bathurst Times · Monday 6 July 1925 · page 2

The provisional results of the census to June 16 show that the population of Germany is 62,500,000, or about the same as…

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Position of Workers Burden of War Debt

The Bathurst Times · Tuesday 7 July 1925 · page 3

"If anything should happen—a revolution or any other drastic action—those on the other side of the House cannot blame us because we have gone…

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Germany's Population 6,000,000 Less Than Before the War. Berlin

National Advocate · Tuesday 7 July 1925 · page 2

The provisional results of the census to June 16 show that the population of Germany is 62,500,000 compared with 68,000,000, the pre war…

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Soldier Settlers' Difficulties

The Bathurst Times · Tuesday 7 July 1925 · page 3

Major A. J. Brown, Shire President Messrs. W.T. Neilson, S. McManus and W.T. Malouf were a deputation from Coonabarabran that waited on the…

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Shipping War Over Both Sides Come to Reason Mr. Lang's Successful Intervention Owners Accept Seamen's Terms Relief in Shipping Circles SYDNEY

National Advocate · Tuesday 7 July 1925 · page 2

Mainly through the efforts of Mr. J. T. Lang. (Premier) the trouble between the Commonwealth Shipping Board and the Seamens' Union has…

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War Against the Soviet London

Leader · Friday 10 July 1925 · page 1

A message from [?] states that the Soviet press are alarmed at the [?]owing reeling against the Soviet world-wide newspaper, [?] and…

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Russian and Polish Soldiers Clash. Warraw

Leader · Friday 10 July 1925 · page 1

Further fighting and occurred between the Polish and Russian soldiers in the Polish frontier wherein several were injured and one killed. Recent…

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War Memories. Speech by Sir Charles Rosenthal

Molong Express and Western District Advertiser · Saturday 11 July 1925 · page 18

In the course of an address at the Longueville Congregational Church on Sunday afternoon, Major General Sir Charles Rosenthal gave some intimate…

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Wounded Prisoner "Breaking Into Joe Gardiners'." Sydney

National Advocate · Monday 13 July 1925 · page 2

With shoulders hunched, and his right arm held stiffly la front of him, Clifford Jackson, aged 22, a laborer, strode Into the dock at the Central…

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The War Mark

Lithgow Mercury · Monday 13 July 1925 · page 1

The other day Mr. W. M. Hughes came out of his shell over the deportation question, and they published, not only his words, but also the manner of them and his latest…

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No British Intervention in Morocco War. London

Leader · Monday 13 July 1925 · page 2

Britain, in reply to the Spanish request for interv[?] in Morocco deprecates any action on her part interpretable as violating the [?] of…

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Shipping War Reports Current That It Has Commenced Sydney

The Bathurst Times · Monday 13 July 1925 · page 2

According to a seaman official the shipping war is on. He stated to-day that he had instructed the members of the union…

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To-day's Telegrams. Shipping Trouble--war to the Knife. Sydney

Lithgow Mercury · Monday 13 July 1925 · page 2

To-day's market quotations: Butter 177s 4d (a rise of ½d per lb), new laid eggs 2s, rails and rivers 1s 9d, cheese 1s to 1s 4d,…

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