A comprehensive statement, describing the necessities of the army and the nation, and the need for increased home production and the limitation of imports, ...
Article : 872 wordsFrom Australian War Correspondent, C. E. W. Bean. British Headquarters in France, February 21. ...
Article : 337 wordsSir Gerald Striokland, the State Governor, has been recalled. The Premier (Hon. W. A. Holman) received a message from the Secretary of State for the ...
Article : 647 wordsThe "World" states that the Federal Department of Justice is making an in vestigation into the epy sysetms which are alleged to have been conducted by ...
Article : 134 wordsMarshal Haig, in an official report from the British from in France, states: —"We improved our position northward of Guedecourt, capturing portion at a ...
Article : 102 words"To suggest that a graving dock should be built at an outlandish place like Glenelg in preference to Port Adelaide, the State's chief seaport, is the height ...
Article : 1,275 wordsThe Commerce Department states that the new British import restrictions will cost the United States 100,000,000 dollars, and it will throw hundreds of ...
Article : 108 wordsThe "Daily Telegraph" states that Mr. Lloyd George's full and frank acceptance of the war situation, was an abandonment of the policy of letting things ...
Article : 115 wordsAn Amsterdam message states that the Germans have ordered the evacuation of the populations of several places behind the firing line, particularly in the ...
Article : 41 wordsLloyd's announce that the crews of the following Dutch steamers were landed yesterday. The vessels were attacked on Thursday:—Zaandijk (4189 ...
Article : 111 wordsThe Paris correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that the French authorities have arrested on the frontier three persons who were a companying ...
Article : 88 wordsA Paris communique states:—"After a violent bombardment the Germans attempted an unsuccessful [?]coup de main on trenches near Wiesbach. ...
Article : 53 wordsButchers and stockdealers at Smithfield, when interviewed, expressed the opinion that provided the public obey the requst of the Food Controller (Lord ...
Article : 152 wordsFive persons have been arrested and charged with plotting to blow up the Hotel Groningen, where the British consulate is quartered. The police found ...
Article : 54 wordsA French communique states that there has been great artillery activity [?] Alsace-Lorraine. The report adds:—"We repulsed the enemy, who attempted ...
Article : 43 wordsThe German submarine B30, which was stranded on the Zeeland coast, was not damaged. She was towed to Flushing. The crew of 16 was interned. ...
Article : 99 wordsFarther details of the successful [?] made by the New Zealanders south of Armentires, show that the troops entered the German lines to a depth of 300 yards ...
Article : 91 wordsA Madrid message states that the police have traced the German agent who was lately operating at Cartagena. They effected a timely capture when the spy ...
Article : 94 wordsA presentation was made to Mr W. O. Clough at the. Labor Regulation League meeting in the Botanic Park yesterday afternoon by Mr. G. E. Tate's, M.H R., ...
Article : 336 wordsIn the House of Commons yesterday the Secretary for the Colonies (Mr. W. H. Long), in reply to Mr. Runciman, stated that the shipping controller was ...
Article : 164 wordsA submarine has sunk the Freud liner Athos (12,000 tons), which was built in 1314 for the Messageries Maritimes Company. ...
Article : 77 wordsThe troops have set a new high record for raids by bringing back 120 pri soners near Ploegsteert. The Canadian[?] held the previous record of 100. The ...
Article : 120 wordsThere have been eight arrests of Sinn Feiners in Dublin; 24 at Limerick, Galway, and Skibbereen, including four at Cork. The arrests were made under ...
Article : 38 wordsArmy estimates have been issued for five million men, exclusive of the soldiers in India. There is an additional navy estimate for 50,000 officers and men, ...
Article : 52 words[?]e United States Consul at Malta has reported that it was understood that troops were aboard the Athos which was sunk without warning by a submarine ...
Article : 39 wordsThe fruit merchants at Covent Gardens and Liverpool are emphasising the effect of the restrictions on Australian fruit. They point out that the Canadian and ...
Article : 70 wordsA contingent of soldiers, mostly lighthorsemen who have been-engaged in clearins the Turks from Sinai Peninsula, and who were either wounded or fell sick in ...
Article : 714 wordsAdvices received through Paris state that the freighter Orleans will be the first American ship from the United States to dare enter the German ...
Article : 56 wordsA farewell dinner was given at Parliament House to the retiring Governor. Replying to the toast of his health, Sir Harry Barron said the only opinion ...
Article : 224 wordsThe "Daily Chroicle," in the course of a leader, commends Mr. Lloyd George's "wise and bold statesmanship." It says that his appeal will strike the ...
Article : 84 wordsThe Greek authorities report that serious trouble has occurred among 8000 Greeks who surrendered to the Bulgars at Kavala and are now interned in ...
Article : 71 wordsThe British steamers Nortifield (3012 tons), and Beligeur (4588 tons), and the barque Invercauld (1416 tons) have been sunk. ...
Article : 26 wordsIt was reported to the police on Saturday that the man named Arthur Peters, of Ann street, Stepney, who fell from a tramcar on Friday evening, was ...
Article : 100 wordsThe latest reports from London and Paris show that vessels of an aggregate tonnage of over 21.000 tons were sent to the bottom by mines or Submarines. ...
Article : 53 wordsThe actual deliberations of the Imperial War Conference will begin about the end of March. All the overseas members will be the guests of the ...
Article : 54 wordsThe "Morning Post" declares that the speech of the Prime Minister is one of the most momentous statements of the war period. The country had long asked ...
Article : 73 wordsA meeting was held on Friday night at the kiosk (kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. Griggs), Henley Beach, [?] form a local voluntary recruiting ...
Article : 232 wordsAs Sir Edward Carson, says the "Age," has stated that the Admiralty will henceforth relax the censorship on shipping, news, and will notify oversea ...
Article : 116 wordsNewspaper reports indicate that 40,000 munition workers at Krupp's factories went on strike owing to grievances caused by the deficiencies in the food ...
Article : 38 wordsThere was a splendid crowd at the Botanic Park on Sunday afternoon when several excellent addresses were delivered. Mr. J. D. Scott, of ...
Article : 318 wordsThe Director of National Service (Mr. Neville Chamberlain), speaking at the Baltic Exchange to-day, said that the time had come when each man must do more. ...
Article : 70 wordsThe prohibited imports include agricultural machinery, antimony ware, and apparel (except waterproof goods), works of art, basketware, books, printed ...
Article : 141 wordsAn official report received from Mesopotamia states.—"We secured and consolidated two lines of trenches at the southern end of the Samaiyat position. The ...
Article : 46 words"Nothing doing, nothing whatsoever," was the reply given to a pressman twice yesterday when enquiries were made at the Port Adelaide police station to ...
Article : 389 wordsDr. Toyokichi Iyenaga, in an address to the World's League, stated that relations between the United States people and Japan may get beyond restraint if ...
Article : 66 wordsAt the forthcoming State elections the New South Wales Temperance Alliance will ask the following questions:—Will you support legislation giving the ...
Article : 79 wordsMr. Walter Runciman, in a critical speech, said that Mr Lloyd George's statement in the House of Commons showed that the position was very grave. ...
Article : 152 wordsThis afternoon Eric McIntosh, aged 25, single, a blacksmith, was shot dead at the house of Stella Hines, aged 36, a married woman, at Brunswick. The latter ...
Article : 91 wordsA private cable message was received in Sydney on Thursday (says the Melbourne "Age") announcing the sinking of the steamer Perseus, one of. Holt's ...
Article : 108 wordsAmong many thefts which have been reported during the week is that of a horse and buggy valued at £68, the property of Michael Naughton. It was ...
Article : 49 wordsIt is stated that the collier Yambacoona was wrecked close to Terrigal, while voyaging from Newcastle Sydneywards. The captain and the crew were ...
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Advertising : 32 wordsMr. T. D. Mutch opened his campaign at Botany yesterday. He declared that the conscription campaign would not be dead until all who advocated that system ...
Article : 51 wordsOwing to some of the farmers around Finniss not being finished cleaning-up operations, the late rain will cause considerable bother. Complaints are ...
Article : 47 wordsThe "Daily Chronicle" stated that many breweries and public houses would be compelled to close. The liquor trade considers that the Government ought to ...
Article : 79 wordsSome time ago the Mortlake coal lumpers demanded six men instead of five to a gang. That was granted, but the wages were fixed at 21/ per day. ...
Article : 54 wordsThe Premier (Hon. Crawford Vaughan) was asked on Saturday morning whether there was any truth in the rumor that it was the intention of the ...
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Advertising : 96 wordsThe Union line steamer Mararoa has been refloated. ...
Article : 13 wordsA leading brewer, who was interviewed yesterday, stated that the proposal to reduce the output of beer from 18,200,000 to 10,000,000 barrels was a knockout blow. ...
Article : 75 wordsMr. Daniel Cox, formerly a police sergeant in the north of South Australia, died suddenly at his hotel after tea to-night. Heart failure was the cause. ...
Article : 39 wordsConsequent upon the tick outbreak the Warwick saleyards have been closed. ...
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Daily Herald (Adelaide, SA : 1910 - 1924), Mon 26 Feb 1917, Page 5
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