Killed in Action
Mrs. Rebecca Robertson, Moore Street, Railway Heights, Queanbeyan, has received the following communication from District…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
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War News
According to Washington advices, the Germans are hurrying troops from Prance to Italy. Mr. Lloyd George said that it was…
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Senator Pearce is not the only bungler in connection with our war administration. The following extracts from a London…
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In the House of Commons the Secretary of State for the Colonies asked whether he would submit to the Prime Ministers of…
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A Rome message officially advises German reinforcements from France have arrived on the Italian front in the mountain region…
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Instances are on record where returned soldiers have had to wait 12 months for the balance of the deferred pay due, to them…
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Macksville witnessed a remarkable scene at a welcome home to a newly-married couple, as the result of which Edward M'Cusker…
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An Italian official message reports : We took 509 prisoners during an operation extending the bridgehead at Caposile on…
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The resolutions passed at the Inter-State Conference of the Australian Labour Party, recently held at Perth, W.A.,…
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The following, which appeared in a New York paper prior to America's entry into the war, is said to be the best poem written…
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War workers, who left Sydney on April 13, have arrived safely at their destination. THE NEXT OFFENSIVE…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The War. To-Day's Cables. LONDON
Two aerial attacks on Paris failed to reach the city, the suburbs only being reached. A Moscow message states…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic News. Monday, 4 p.m. War's Toll
The 413th casualty list, issued this morning, totals 440, of which deaths number 63. THE WIMMERA…
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Sir Douglas Haig, reported on Tuesday :—We rushed a post in Aveling Wood on Sunday, and at night nine raided the enemy…
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The next war loan will not be asked for until later in the year…
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Rescued officers of the Llandovery Castle state that seven boats were lowered. It is believed that some got clear, and that…
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"What a jolly good thing this war is for the newspapers. They must be making a pot of money." This casual statement, so frequently made by the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest War News. "Wild Beast at Large."
Mr. Bonar Law referred to the sinking of the Llandovery Castle as an unspeakable outrage." "A wild beast is at large," he…
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Sir Douglas Haigh reports successful operations between Villeres-Bretonneux and the Somme. We captured the…
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The "Morning Post's" correspondent on the British front writes:—The Germans in the Lys area are so demonalised by…
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