War Cables. the Latest. London
Although it is too early to make generalisations, it looks as if, roughly, only about half the electors polled. Certainly this was…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
384 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 20
Welcome Home to [?]
Three original Anza[?]s—Co[?] T. Marriott, Lance-Corporal [?] Lance-Corporal Glanville, [?] —returned to Nowra on Thursday…
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At the funeral of sailors killed fighting at the Royal Palace in Berlin, 100,000 of the Spartacus Group assembled and hooted the Government…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War Monday Morning
The Poland corresponded - of the National Tridente reports that the s[?]uation is growing worse on the German front[?] troops are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Welcome to an Original Anzac
On Saturday afternoon, 4th inst. a happy family gathering took place at "St. Columb," the residence of Mr. Harry Glanville, when about 25…
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The "Times" Moscow correspondent states that while the position of the Bolshoviks in becoming more precarioup, their propaganda…
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On Friday afternoon Driver-Ted Hood returned to Begs after about four years service abroad. Luckily he did not receive a…
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British arti[?]ry interfered with a haltle in Berlin between Germans and Bolsheviks, Two Lithuanian defacements surrendered…
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The local hall was crowded with an enthusiastic gathering on Friday night last to welcome Corporal "Andy" Spence,…
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"Dinny" West, writing to his parents from Epsom Hospital, England, on oct. 11th says :— just a line to let you know I am…
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Prince Max complains bitterly [?] the maintenance of the blockade [?] the Entente's insentence on the [?] render of railway material, thus…
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Reuter advices from Vienna say that Lemburg is surrounded, and the Poles driven from Lubachoff. A division of Polish women suffered…
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A Vienna message says that a man entered Paderwski's room at an hotel in Vienna and wounded him slightly. Some arrests were…
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There are probably many people who are not aware (many more who don't care) that members of the Bega War Service Committee…
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The London "Evening News" correspondent says that Leibnecht was killed in the street fighting in Berlin…
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A meeting of the House Committee was held on Saturday, Jan. 11. There were present—Mrs. Mackenzie (president), Mr. Hayles (treasuerr), Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Welcome Home TO [?] Slater at [?]
The people of Q[?] and [?] never [?] things by [?] when the end for [?] to [?] [?] and [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War Thursday Morning
Documents [?]tured at Brussels show that the at ocities are far worse than the Entente [?] [?] [?] rev[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Soldiers’ Letters
In writing to his aunt. Mrs Jas Slater Junr. of Bimbaya, Gun[?]e E. S (Mino) Irvin, [?] ago gave some interesting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Welcome Home to Staff-Sgt. Arthur Read. at Central Tilba
In spite of the short notice (the majority of the residents only receiving word of the function during the afternoon), the Central Tilba…
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