War News
A communique states: The Germans crossed to the left bank of the Middle Vilia, in the Vilna district. We sank bridge boats…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
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The Australians at Anzac. Capture of a Knoll
A Reuter's correspondent at headquarters in Gallipoli, writing on September 10, gives a description of the situation at…
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An advance against Petrograd is described as being out of the question at this season of the year. Germany is reported to have…
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It is reported from Paris that the modification of the Russian front eastward of Vilna was so successful that the enemy is redoubling their efforts against Dvinsk,…
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A Petrograd communique states that the Russians took 70,000 prisoners south of Polyesye (in the southern sector of the…
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It is officially announced from Paris that in a terrific battle on Saturday in the Champagne district the French…
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When Napolean I married Marie-Louise, daughter of the Emperor of Austria, on April 22, 1810, he spared no pains to make the happy date a…
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The new offensive in the Champagne district is continuing. All gains by the French have been maintained, and new German positions…
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Pte. Marcus Wm. Higgins, who enlisted from Dalgety, and who has been for some time in camp in Goulburn, died on Thursday afternoon in…
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A fierce aud unremitting struggle continues in the Champagne region, where the impetuous French have readied the…
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The nation which has so completely east to the high winds of heaven all the semblance to honor which it once may have posed, and which has…
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Trooper Chas. Lee of Queanbeyan, now lying ill in London, wrote to his mother, Mrs. Lee of Pound Hill, Queanbeyan as…
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The War Office states that recent operations in Gallipoli have been mainly confined on both sides to aircraft attacks…
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Yesterday was the last day for lodging war census returns. The authorities state that in the case of belated returns they must be…
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The Italian battleship Benedet-to Brin has been blown up at Brindisi. Admiral Decervin was killed, and 434 lives were lost…
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Mr. Ian Malcolm, M.P., has published a volume of war pic-tures, which includes an extract from his diary relating to an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Queanbeyan Age, Friday, October 1, 1915. the War. To-day's Cables. London
It is officially stated the French have cut the railway running through Sommepy, almost 15 miles north of Chalons-Verdim Road, which the…
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Word reached Braidwood on Wednesday that Private B. Filgate, formerly representative of one of the eucalyptus oil…
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Mrs. Rutledge, of Gidleigh, Bundore, who takes a deep interest in the welfare of our boys at the front, is organising a movement for the…
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Close upon the news of the wonderful British Budget came the intelligence of the success of the big loan of £160,000,000 which is being…
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