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  2. WESTERN FRONT

    The following French communique was issued yesterday:—"A German attack yesterday east of Vauxaillon was extremely violent. It was preceded by a fierce ...

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  3. RUSSIA.

    A congress of workmen and soldiers councils, representative of the whole of Russia, passed resolutions at Petrograd yesterday expressing confidence in the ...

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  4. STATE POLITICS.

    Beyond the meeting of the Parliamentary National Party in the morning, at which committees were appointed to further the party's interests, there were no ...

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  5. THE FRUIT INDUSTRY.

    A deputation from the conference of Victorian fruit growers, which on Thursday resolved to form a Victorian fruit pool was introduced to-day by Sir Robert ...

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  6. SHIPBUILDING.

    The Montreal correspondent of the "New York Times" reports: "Great progress has been made with shipbuilding in Canada, but there is room for further ...

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  7. AMERICA.

    Far-reaching results from aeroplane production may be expected. Members of the Wilson Cabinet are convinced that acronauties offer the best field for American war ...

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  8. OVERSEA MAIL SERVICE.

    For reasons that so far have not been divulged, the sailings of the P. and O. steamers to Australia have been suspended, and it is understood that after the arrival ...

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  9. THE COSSACKS.

    The Cossack Congress yesterday demanded firmer measures against the German propaganda and pleaded for the organisation of a distinct Cossack army ready for any ...

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  10. COMMONWEALTH.

    The following cable message from his Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught and the Marquis of Lansdowne has been received by Lady Helen Munro Ferguson:— ...

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  11. BELGIUM'S CONDITION.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Amsterdam correspondent states: "Refugees describe the state of Belgium as economically critical, although the morale of the population is ...

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  12. CO-OPERATION WITH THE ALLIES

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Daily Express" interviewed M. Terestchanko (Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs) yesterday. The Minister said:— ...

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  13. BRITISH NEWS.

    During the consideration of the Army Estimates in the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. W. M. R. Pringle (Liberal) raised a debate upon the re-examination of ...

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  14. REACTIONARIES TO BE TRIED.

    Mr. J. O'Grady, M.P. (Labour), speaking in the Queen's Hall yesterday, said the ex-Czar and the reactionaries in Russia would be publicly tried. M. Kerensky (the ...

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  15. THE NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The Minister for Home and Territories (Mr. Glynn) announced to-day that although the meat freezing works of Messrs. Vestey Bros. at Darwin had not yet been ...

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  16. DISEMBARKATION OF TROOPS.

    Information has been supplied by the Defence Department that invalided soldiers will disembark at Fremantle at 11 a.m. to-morrow (Sunday). The men in the list ...

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  17. DEFENCE AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS

    The personnel of the commission of business experts which is to be appointed by the Government to investigate and report upon the business side of Defence and Navy ...

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  18. FRENCH EXPERT OPINION.

    Experts anticipate that the vast American air fleet will turn the scale and give the Allies the air supremacy before the spring thus enabling the destruction of the ...

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  19. LORD SYDENHAM'S VIEWS.

    The London correspondent of the New York "Times" yesterday interviewed Lord Sydenham, who said:—"We can no longer expect a great Russian offensive, which, ...

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  20. A BELGIAN MISSION.

    Baron Moncheur, a Belgian missioner, says that, despite the annihilation of Belgian trade and industry by Germany and the system of deportations which would ...

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  21. THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

    A return issued by the Defence Department to-day shows that of the first 209,500 members of the Australian Imperial Force the various religions were represented as ...

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  22. NEW POSTAL REGULATION.

    Recently a regulation under the Post and Telegraph Act was gazetted, which provided that the cheap rate allowed for the postage of printed circulars should apply ...

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  23. WOMEN VOLUNTEERS.

    The Military Union of Women Volunteers, in a manifesto to the people and the workers, appeals to them to struggle as strongly as possible against the enemy ...

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  24. WAR CASUALTIES.

    News has been received that Private S. J. Cottrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cottrell, of King-street, East Fremantle, has been wounded in France. ...

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  25. THE REGULAR ARMY.

    Since April 121,000 recruits have volunteered for the regular army. The President aims at bringing the war strength of the regulars up to 293,000. ...

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  26. THE GERMAN AIR RAIDS.

    The Corporation of the City of London has decided to prepare a petition demanding air reprisals against Germany. The Sheriffs will exercise an ancient privilege ...

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  27. THE GERMAN VERSION.

    A wireless German official report intercepted by the Admiralty yesterday afternoon stated:—"Near the coast last night we surprised and attacked the English, ...

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  28. FOOD CONTROL.

    The opposition to the Food Control Bill is weakening. There is some talk of [?] Senate compromise measure including authorisation for the Food Control ...

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  29. AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE.

    M. Maklakos, leader of the Cadet Party in the Duma has been appointed Russian Ambassador at Paris. ...

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  30. RETURNING SOLDIERS.

    Appended are nominal lists of sick and wounded soldiers returning to Western Australia at an early date. The lists are cabled, and are open to correction on ...

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  31. THE FREIGHT PROBLEM.

    The Commonwealth Shipping Board held a meeting this afternoon at the Federal Government Offices to consider a number of matters in relation to oversea shipping. ...

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  32. MARTIAL LAW AT TOMSK.

    A message from Petrograd states that martial law has been proclaimed at Tomsk owing to murders, robberies, and wholesale excesses. Over 2,000 arrests have been ...

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  33. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The 314th casualty list was released by the Censor yesterday, and is published below. It contains the names of Western Australian soldiers, together with those ...

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  34. MR. PHILIP GIBBS.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, in the course of a despatch, says:—"The great battle on the West front blazes with sudden fury at different points, but there is always a ...

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  35. CRUISER RAMS A SUBMARINE.

    The United Press Association's correspondent with the American Navy abroad states that a United States cruiser recently rammed a submerging German ...

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  36. FOOD PRICES.

    At the annual meeting of a large catering firm in London yesterday the chairman stated that the increase in food prices since the beginning of the war averaged 97 ...

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  37. CANADA.

    In the House of Commons yesterday during the discussion of the Conscription Bill the Liberal Whip (Mr. Pardee) appealed to members to ignore party and ...

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  38. THE LIBERTY LOAN.

    It is announced that three million persons subscribed to the Liberty Loan an average of £200 each. ...

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  39. INDUSTRIAL CONSCRIPTION.

    A conference at Westminster, comprising 270 delegates, representing 1,286,000 miners, railwaymen, and transport workers, passed a resolution in favour of the summoning ...

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  40. ITALY.

    The Milan correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states:"The brilliant capture of Ortigara by the Italians was a sequel to the capture of Agnella Pass on the 10th ...

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  41. THE MURRAY FLOODS.

    The cessation of rain in the north-eastern aleas is having a marked effect on the rivers, which are now steadily approaching the normal level. With a continuance of the ...

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  42. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tregilles, of Victoria Park, received word by the last mail that their son, Flight-Lieutenant F. E. Tregilles (G.P.O., Perth), has passed his examination ...

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  43. MR. ANDREW FISHER.

    The High Commissioner for Australia (Mr. Andrew Fisher), in the course of his visit to France, traversed the scenes of the recent Australian fighting on the ...

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  44. GENERAL ITEMS.

    A French patrol vessel yesterday picked up 50 English survivors from a submarined steamer. Another patrol rescued 40 Englishmen, who reported that a German ...

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  45. WRONG SOLDIER DECORATED.

    An extraordinary mistake was made on Wednesday in connection with the presentation of medals for bravery to four Australian soldiers. ...

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  46. THE COTTON TRADE.

    Although cotton trading in Manchester has practically ceased, the mills continue to run, but it is feared that unless prompt measures are taken the raw materials will ...

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  47. AN UNSIGNED ARTICLE.

    At the Adelaide Police Court to-day Henry Kneebone, editor of the "Daily Herald," the Adelaide Labour morning paper, was charged with having printed ...

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  48. A GERMAN STATEMENT.

    The "Cologne Gazette" correspondent with the Austrian army on the Italian frontier states that a battle of extraordinary magnitude has begun along the whole front, ...

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  49. FRANCO-ITALIAN SHIPPING.

    The French shipping figures for the week ended last Sunday were:—Arrivals, 1,028; departures, 1,122; sinkings above 1,600 tons, nil; below 1,600 tons, 75; ...

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  50. LOSS OF MEDICAL MEN.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Macpherson (Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the War Office) said that 137 British medical officers had been killed in ...

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  51. PEACE TALK.

    Herr Scheidemann (Leader of the German Socialist Majority) and his colleagues have declared their readiness to participate in an international conference at ...

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  52. CHILDREN'S HOME, PARKERVILLE.

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  53. ITALY'S AIMS.

    Baron Sonnino (Minister for Foreign Affairs) said in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday that Italy edhered to the Allies' war aims respecting Belgium, Serbia, ...

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  54. LACK OF WAR NEWS.

    Mr. W. A. Holman (Premier of New South Wales) desires to correct the impression that he blamed the Press for the lack of information received in Austraia. He ...

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  55. GERMAN CATHOLICS.

    The German Roman Catholic clergy are straining their efforts to use the Catholic world-wide organisation to secure a German peace. The "Kolnische Volks ...

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  56. GERMAN DEAD.

    A correspondent at headquarters says that Welshmen who participated in the savage fighting resulting in the capture of Oostaverne found many German corpses ...

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  57. SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS.

    A meeting of the advisory council of the Commonwealth Bureau of Science and Industry will be held in Melbourne on July 9 or 10 with the object of ...

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  58. GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

    The "New York Times" states:—"The high Conservative Junker classes in Germany are displaying apathy in connection with the negotiations with Russia, as they ...

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  59. THE BALKANS.

    A French communique issued last night stated: "The British air service bombed enemy camps and depots between Lake Doinan and the Vardar and on the Struma ...

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  60. THE TRADE CORPORATION.

    The Trade Corporation is offering £2,500,000 of its capital for public subscription. ...

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  61. AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS.

    An Australian Press Association representative visited the Australian Red Cross base at Boulogne recently. He says: "The work has attained a high level of vigour ...

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  62. THE BEER OUTPUT.

    Cabinet has decided to relax the beer restrictions and to permit a larger output forthwith. This decision will avert widespread labour discontent. ...

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  63. BREACH OF PROMISE.

    The hearing was concluded in the County Court to-day of the case in which Myrtle Keane, of Fawkner-street, St. Kilda, claimed £2,000 damages from Thomas Greene, ...

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  64. THE LUXURIES BOARD.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) stated to-day that he had received the second progress report from the Luxuries Board. He declined, however to give any ...

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  65. GREECE'S EX-KING AND QUEEN.

    The State Council at Geneva has apologised to the Consuls of the Central Powers for the incidents connected with Constantine's arrival. ...

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  66. "AN INFAMOUS MESSAGE."

    At a meeting in Queen's Hall yesterday to welcome the returned Labour delegates from Russia. Mr. Hyndman denounced the Independent Labourites for endangering. ...

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  67. GREECE AGAIN TROUBLESOME.

    Certain newspapers assert that M. Zaimis has refused to reconstruct his Cabinet and to convoke the Chamber of Deputies. The persons expelled at the instigation ...

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  68. THE HOFFMAN EPISODE.

    Swedish newspapers report that M. Odier, the Swiss Minister at Petrograd, has been recalled, owing to his connection with the Hoffman episode. ...

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  69. Advertising

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