Local and General News Welcome Home at Major's Creek
On Saturday night last a large crowd assembled at the local hall to welcome home Sapper J. Green, who has just returned invalided…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
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War News
The Germans are hurriedly leaving Ghent. Further progress has been made in the battle east of Cambrai,…
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The war loan closed yesterday. Braidwood and district have succeeded in making up their quota of £25,000. At the original date…
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The Canadian Pacific Company's steamer Princess Sophia, of 2370 tons struck a reef at Lynn Canal, Alaska, and 568 passengers and…
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Germany has replied to President Wilson's last note asking for an armistice in the name of the German people…
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The Central News Agency has received a cable from Vienna, stating that the Austrian reply informs President Wilson that…
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Unconfirmed Copenhagen reports state that the leaders of the German Federal States have held a prolonged meeting in Berlin…
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The Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Watt, announced on Monday night that according to latest advices, which were not…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. To-Day's Cables. SYDNEY, Thursday. Another German Note
Another German note recites the change in the German Government showing that the Kaiser's power has been…
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The postal authorities notify that, owing to heavy congestion of all classes of cable traffic to the United Kingdom and Europe, the acceptance of soldiers' rate messages…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Federal Parliament. Land for Soldiers. the Arsenal. Mr. Chapman at Work in Parliament
Mr. Austin Chapman.—Will the Minister for Home and Territories (Mr. Glynn) inform the House what is to be done regarding vacant land that is now lying idle,…
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Turkey has surrendered unconditionally. The Allied fleet passed through the Dardanelles at 6 o'clock on Thursday morning. The…
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The Austrians are withdrawing their divisions from the west front. Three divisions have already gone…
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The Foreign Office states that rumors of the abdication, of the Kaiser should be received with the greatest suspicion…
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Sir Douglas Haig reports we attacked at dawn on Monday morning on a wide front south-west of the Scheldt River. The…
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An armistice has been signed on the Italian front and hostilities have ceased. KAISER SIGNS ABDICATION…
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Ghent has been captured. There were demonstrative scenes in the House of Commons on Tuesday, when the Prime…
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The Americans continue to progress on the Verdun front. The Germans are rapidly retiring fighting rearguard…
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An American communique says: The First American Army has captured a portion of Sedan, on the west bank of the Meuse…
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Mr. Lloyd George, in a speech at the Guild Hall, said :" We must not forget what we owe to the sturdy Australian children. Their…
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