War Wives
Sir,—Allow me to enlighten true Australians on the great error they are making in condemning every soldier's bride who arrives here from the Old Country…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
1,902 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 28 of 96
Decks Cleared for Action Allies Tackle the Polish Problem Resolute Demand on Germany Hungary Enlists Berlin's Aid Paris, Tuesday Night
The Supreme War Council has instructed Marshal Foch to prepare for the landing of the Polish troops at Danzig, by force if necessary. Meanwhile, a most resolute demand is being presented to Germany. (Reuter's Telegrams)…
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Sir, â In answer to "Disgusted," I think her judgment of Australians is wrong, as we are not all alike. I am a proud Australian-born working girl, my mother is…
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Sir,—The hearty manner in which "Disgusted" has been supported, amply demonstrates how the consciences of the Australians have been pricked. Jealousy…
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Mr. Helmore, of the Newcastle office of the Australian Mutual Provident Society, has received a cable message from Gunner B. A. Helmore, stating that he is…
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Sir,—Mr. Edden questions whether I have satisfied myself with my replies. First, I would like to ask your correspondent, as a citizen, what possible…
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Sir,—"War Bridegroom" writes that he is 16 months married. He ought not to be so sily as to sing his wife's praises (best woman in the wide world) through the…
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The secretary asks that workers returning garments enclose name and address, and so save much trouble. Wool is available for the competition, which…
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A number of regulations under the War Precautions Act were reported to-day. They include power to take possession of private land for defence purposes in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Peace Problems Lloyd George Pessimistic Empire's War Gains Paris, Thursday Night
Mr. Lloyd George has invited the Dominions delegates to breakfast in order to hear his exposition of the situation, which sould prove…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"Scourge of Humanity" War on Bolsheviks Allies Not Against Russia LONDON, Thursday Night
Reuter's Paris correspondent telegraphs: In the Chamber of Deputies, on March 27, M. Pichon, the Foreign Minister, denied that the Government…
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Concessions to returned soldiers, granted by the State Government, through the Furlough Bureau at Rawson House, represent a value (to soldiers and their…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Ascanius Troops Newcastle Soldier SYDNEY
Soldiers to the number of 369 landed from the Ascanius to-day, after seven days' quarantine, included among them was Bombardier Kenneth…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Carrington Soldiers Q.M.S. Matchett Welcomed
Last night, C.Q.M.S. Matchett, of the 3rd Battalion, and afterwards the 2nd Railway Unit, an Anzac, was welcomed to his residence in Bourke-st…
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The Maitland branch of the Returned Soldiers' League is desirous of forming a small circulating library for the benefit of their club members. To…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Anzac Day London's Arrangements LONDON, Friday Night
Extrusive official arrangements for the celebration of Anzac Day include a theatre entertainment, sports, a reception, a commemoration, service at St…
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Sir,—In this correspondence some unnecessary remarks have been made by both sides. In the first place, "Disgusted" should not class as typical Australians…
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Sir.—"One of Australia's Daughters" appears to be in a very, bad way about the landing of the English war wives. Instead of being disgusted, she ought to be…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Bolshevik War Allies Hemmed in Isolated by Ice London, Friday Night
Reuter's Agency learns that the situation of the Allied troops in Murmansk is causing considerable anxicty. Relief or reinforcement is a matter of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Our London Letter. the Peace Conference.—on the Land.—occupations for Women.—settlements for Soldiers. London, January 24. the Peace Conference
Exactly 48 years, day for day, after the North German Confederation consummated Bismarck's crime at Versa[?]ies in 1871 by proclaiming on invaded soil the…
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