Why Soldiers Voted "No." "Something We Didn't Know."
" Only for Billy Hughes' we would have been in the trenches a da[?]n sight longer," was the remark of an Argyllshire returned soldier. " He was…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
946 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 48
Shooting Affray. Soldier and Daughter Killed
Melbourne, Sunday.—Leslie Wilson (23), a returned soldier, and Jean Wilson (2 years 4 months), his daughter, are dead, and Hubert Clive Bentley (31), a married man, is lying in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Soldiers' Club. To the Editor
Sir,—Mr. F. D. Hay's letter of your recent issue provides some very interesting and startling news for the citizens of Goulburn, and it certainly gives one the impression that Mr…
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Corporal William Tickner, of Kenmore, is returning to Australia by the Mavada, and will probably reach Sydney to-morrow (Wednesday). He left in 1915, and has seen…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →British Labour Troubles. Premier's Promises. Soldiers Delayed
London, Feb. 20.—The Premier conferred with the mines executive to-day. He addressed them gravely and sympathetically, urging that they should give serious consideration to…
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The revised figures of the Empire's losses in the war are as follows:—Military losses, 835,743 killed or presumed to be dead, and 2,047,211 wounded; naval losses, 22,281 killed, and 4894…
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London, Feb. 24.—The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that Mr. Hughes supports the French view, that reparation should include the victor's share of the cost of…
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Pte. W. Goodwin, writing from England, where he was enjoying his leave, to his mother, Mrs. C. Goodwin, Montague-street, mentions some of the big fights in which he took part. The…
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Mrs. R. B. Lee, John-street, Goulburn, has received word from Base Records that her husband, Pte. R. B. Lee, is returning to Australia in the Ceramic, which left England on 25th…
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Mr. C. Clements, of "Burwood," near Binda, has received a letter Palestine from his late brother's mate, Spr. O. G. Wilson, Australian Mounted Division. Spr. Wilson states…
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Captain Carmichael has, in an interviews culogised Australia's part in the war. "Another two months," he said, "would have of his to bring home to the Boche the defeat…
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Hobart, Wednesday.—On February 18 two brothers, both returned soldiers, entered the Hobart military pay-office shortly after noon and demanded their arrears of pay. They were informed by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Red Cross After War. Great Scheme Formulated. London
The "Times" correspondent states that the Allies have approved of the outlines at a scheme to preserve and extend the machinery of the Red…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Real Romance Gilgandra's War Story. Rouseabout and Heiress. Bathurst
A romance that has every element in it for a first class novel, but the facts of which are guaranteed at their source, is being related widely along…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lodges and War What G.u.o.o.f. Has Done
In his opening address at the G.U. O.O.F. (Young) District Meeting at Murru[?]h this week, the District Master ([?]. J. P. Patterson) had…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—An interesting point has been raised in the local courts in connection with personal service required under the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pickets and Soldiers Conflict in Queensland. Brisbane
Plckets at the A[?]tor works, north [?], stopped two returned sol[?] who were going to work and damaged their bycycles. They made…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Goulburn and the War. Return of Major McMASTER, D.S.O.
Major R. M. McMaster, D.S.O., son of Dr. Mc Master, of Goulburn, returned to this city on Wednesday night, and is at present staying at his father's residence. He looks well after the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Soldiers' Club. To the Editor
Dear Sir,—In your issue of 25th instant I notice another letter from Sir. Wright re proposed soldiers' club. Mr. Wright's letter contains many inaccuracies, but one I think calls…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Want to Come Home. Soldiers Fit Ships. (United Service Message.) LONDON
The shipyard strikes are delaying 6000 Australians in England, and causing keen disappointment. General Monash ascertained the views of men awaiting passages, including a…
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