The War
The German Socialist paper "Vorwaerts," protests against certain schoolmaster compelling children to learn the "Hymn of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
806 stories in South Coast's papers · page 6 of 41
War Cables. the Latest. London
Germany, in reply to tho American Note, says that she is determined to stop the importation of war material to Great Britain and…
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"Ireland was never really loyal until now," said Mr. John Meagher, M.L.C., who returned recently by the returned the Osterley from a trip to the…
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Captain Bean cabled from Cairo stating Chat after failure to cross the Snez Canal at Toursoum on Wednesday the Turks did not make any…
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Notwithstanding the large quantities of foodstuff sent home by the Sydney Chamber of Commerce for free distribution amongst the poor,…
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Notwithstanding the large quantities of foodstuffs sent home by the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, for free…
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A combined attack by the British and French battleships was made on the Dardanelles. The [?] were out[?]anged and [?]…
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The 'Politiken" (Amsterdam), stated that Germany's fond and grain statistics were wrongly compiled, and that the errors surprised…
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Mr. Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking in the House of Commons last week, mode the following wonderful and…
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The circular recently sent out by the President of the Chamber of Commerce War Food Fund askking the coastal farmers to give…
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Austrian submarines are awaiting German orders to attack merchant ships in the Adriatic. The Board of Trade estimates…
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At a recent meeting of the Millions Club in Sydney the effects of the war and lessons it has for the people of Australia, was discussed, and a…
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A combined attack by the British and French battleships was made on the Dardanelles; the forts were outranged and suffered extensive damage…
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As exhibition of objects and reties associated with naval and military surgery was held recently in London, showing the made instruments which surgery had…
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The Board of Agriculture estimates that there is sufficient wheat and flour in the United Kingdom to maintain a normal bread…
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German troops have been moved from the Western to the Eastern front bringing the force to full strength. A submarine attempted to…
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Notwithstanding the large quantities of foodstuffs sent home by the Sydney Chamber of Commerce for free distribution amongst the…
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Following is a letter received by Mr G. A. Parkins, of Tilba, from his brother who is with the Australian force in Egypt:—…
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacombs, of Kameruka, have received a nice souvenir card from their daughter (Mrs. Popplewell) at…
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Lance-Corporal Cleary, a crack-shot, who was formerly in the Canadian Mounted Police, and recently pained a Victoria Cross, led…
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