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The wars & local soldiers, 1928

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German War Bank Notes

Barrier Miner · Thursday 31 May 1928 · page 2

After the Great War the German currency was severely depreciated through the wholesale issue of paper money in increasingly large…

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Troubled China Heavy Fighting 6000 Reported Killed and Thousands Wounded (A.p.a. Message.) Shanghai, May 30

Barrier Miner · Thursday 31 May 1928 · page 1

Six thousand men were killed and many thousands wounded in heavy fighting between Southerners and Northerners along the Pekin-Hankow…

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French War Widows Those Who Married Again Want Increased Pensions (Special to "The Miner.") Paris, May 29

Barrier Miner · Thursday 31 May 1928 · page 4

War widows who have married again have formed an organisation and are claiming increased pensions. Already there are 15,000 members…

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Men Force an Entry Into Surry Hills House Two Wounded by Occupant Sydney

Barrier Miner · Friday 1 June 1928 · page 1

Four shots were fired by a resident of Sophia-street, Surry Hills, late last night at a party of men who had forced an entry into his house and…

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Magistrate's Warning to Former Soldiers Sydney

Barrier Miner · Friday 1 June 1928 · page 1

Police Magistrate M'Mahon says that the mitigating plea of some defendants that they had served at the war and "done their bit" is just about…

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Outlawing War Federal Govt. Accepts the Invitation of U.S.A. Canberra

Barrier Miner · Saturday 2 June 1928 · page 1

A cable message accepting on behall of the Federal Ministry the invitation of the United States Government to participate in the treaty to outlaw war…

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City Bus Service Gaoled Taxi Drivers Released Last Night the Fines Were Paid Taxi-bus War Resumed

Barrier Miner · Saturday 2 June 1928 · page 2

As was anticipated in The Latest News Issue of "The Miner" yesterday, Messrs. R. Gully. H. Lovis, and F. Boland did not take long to obtain the…

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City Bus Service Gaoled Taxi Drivers Released Last Night the Fines Were Paid Taxi-bus War Resumed

Barrier Miner · Saturday 2 June 1928 · page 1

As was anticipated in The Latest News Issue of "The Miner" yesterday, Messrs. R. Gully, H. Lovis, and F. Boland did not take long to obtain the…

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Broken Hill War Volunteer Dies in a Sydney Hospital

Barrier Miner · Tuesday 5 June 1928 · page 1

The funeral took place yesterday of Alexander Sast, who died at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick. Sast enlisted at Broken Hill and lost…

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General-chang Tso Lin Wounded by a Bomb Foreign Garrisons to Protect Concessions (A.p.a. Message.) Shanghai, June 4

Barrier Miner · Tuesday 5 June 1928 · page 1

General Chang Tso Lin was slightly wounded in the face on the Mukden station in a bomb outrage, according to the latest reports. It transpires…

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Outlawing War United States Informed of a Australian Decision (A.p.a. Message.) London, June 4

Barrier Miner · Tuesday 5 June 1928 · page 4

Sir Austin Chamberlain has addressed to Mr. Ray Atherton, the United States Charge d'Affaires in London, a Note informing him that…

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The Federal Capital Committee Recommends Erection of War Memorial Sydney

Barrier Miner · Wednesday 6 June 1928 · page 2

The Public Works Committee at Canberra in a report presented to the House of Representatives recommended that the war memorial at Canberra be…

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Captain Smith's History "Shot Up" German Regiment During the Great War Ulm Became Pilot in U.s.a

Barrier Miner · Wednesday 6 June 1928 · page 1

Kingsford Smith saw service a Maoscar, on the Suez Canal, and later in France where, in October, 1916, he was one of 120 Australians selected…

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Returned Soldiers' League Cables Its Congratulations Sydney

Barrier Miner · Wednesday 6 June 1928 · page 1

The secretary of the Returned Soldiers' League has sent the following cable to the fliers: "Captain Kingsford Smith, 'Anzac' Ulm, and the brave…

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The Destroyer Anzac to Watch for Fliers Government Grant Likely Canberra

Barrier Miner · Thursday 7 June 1928 · page 1

The Government has decided to send a warship to patrol the route to be taken by the Southern Cross from Suva to Brisbane. The destroyer Anzac will…

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The Anzac Leaves Sydney to Safeguard Fliers Sydney

Barrier Miner · Friday 8 June 1928 · page 1

The H.M.A.S. Anzac cleared Sydney Heads at 3.30 o'clock this morning and steamed north towards the line of flight to he followed by the Southern…

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First Sydney Entertainment by the Returned Soldiers Sydney

Barrier Miner · Friday 8 June 1928 · page 1

The first entertainment to be tendered to the Southern Cross fliers in New South Wales will be in the hands of the Returned Soldiers' League. The…

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Former Soldier's Wife Commits Suicide Husband Looking for Work

Barrier Miner · Monday 11 June 1928 · page 4

Six weeks ago Mr. W. Barrington, a returned soldier, with his wife and three children, were forced to leave their repatriation block at Caniambo…

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Night Watchman Wounded by Sydney Safe Blowers Thieves Make Escape Sydney

Barrier Miner · Tuesday 12 June 1928 · page 2

Stephen O'Keefe (50), a night watchman, was wounded in the arm by two bullets fired by one of two safe blowers who he disturbed at work in…

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Unique Clock Installed in a Soldiers' Clubroom

Barrier Miner · Tuesday 12 June 1928 · page 3

A feature of the Kilkenny (S.A.) clubroom, is a clock which strikes once in twelve hours, at 8.59 (says the Adelaide "News"). At that time…

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