The War. London
Selo[?] reports a brisk encounter in the Italian sector, in which seventy Germane were taken prisoners One encounter…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1917
262 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 3 of 14
Cooma Our Club. War Chest Shoot
The Cooma Gun Club arranged a shoot in aid of the [?] War Chest Fund which took place at the Cooma racecourse…
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Appended are a few extracts from a letter written by Private "Jim " Brill to his people at Craigce, and dated Franco, 29th…
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It is officially announced that 859 merhantmen arrived at French ports during the week ended 4th March. The enemy…
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It is believed the Chinese government will declare its intention of joining the Entente within 10 days. The latter is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →With the Australians on Gallipoli. Signaller Skeyhill's Thrilling War Story
Signaller Tom Skyhills whose visit to this town on Thursday next is creating such great interest has had a remarkable…
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China has served diplomatic relation with Germany and seized six German steamers at Shanghai placing an a rmed…
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Peronne has been captured. The French Cabinet his resigned. The British have taken [?]…
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It is reported that the executive of the Russian Duma has accomplished a successful revolution, and now controls the Government…
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A New York message says that three German [?] were trapped in the South Atlantic on 27th February. The…
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The German press [?] that the with[?] recently effected relieve the nation of the duty of feeding many [?]…
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The British defeated 20,000 Turks south of Gaza Palestine. A French communique says: There is reciprocal artillery fire…
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An Australian message says there were wild scenes in the Rei[?] Several socialists evoked crics of "Treason," for…
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British troops operating since March 19th north and north-east of Bagdad have been actively engaged in pushing back the enemy…
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Dr. Baumer, a member of the Diet in a speech at Cologne attached Germany's diplomacy. The Russian army has…
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Private J. J. Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Richardson, of Lower Bendoc, writes to his people as follows, under date January…
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On the west front, Sir Douglas Haig reports that the village of Lempire, north of St. Quentin, was carried, and prisoners taken…
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The long-expected has happened, and on Friday last President Wilson, following a resolution in the Senate and House of…
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Serious riots occurred at Duseldori (an important town of about a quarter million people on the Rhine, in Prussia), on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Notes the Big Push Begins
The 1917 offensive has begun, or one of them, anyhow. It is proceeding along a front of about 12 miles, from Givenchy to south of Arras. It…
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