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  2. THE RUSSIAN CRISIS.

    A wireless report received from Petrograd last night stated that the Workment's and Soldiers' Council had issued a stirring proclamation urging the soldiers ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. RAILWAY DISASTERS.

    The heavy rains which have fallen during the past few days brought disaster to the mail train from Perth to Geraldton at a quarter to 2 on Tuesday morning at the ...

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  4. GERMANY.

    Senator Lewis, speaking in the Senate yesterday, declared that Dr. Michnelis's speech in the Reichstag was a bid for peace. He believed that Germany and the Kaiser ...

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  5. EAST AFRICA.

    An official East African report received early yesterday stated: "The enemy evacuated Mt. Shakarna last Tuesday. We Pursued them. The main body occupied a ...

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  6. UNIVERSAL SERVICE.

    A number of prominent citizens met in the rooms of the National Association to-day and gave consideration to a proposal that national service on the part of all ...

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  7. WHEAT POOL.

    The Honorary Minister in charge of wheat scheme inatiers (Mr. Baxter) has issued a statement, setting out that the necessary local arrangements have now ...

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  8. CONSCRIPTION.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Thomson gave notice of his intention to move—"That, having regard to the overwhelming majority cast in this State in ...

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  9. BRITISH NEWS.

    The amendment submitted by Mr. G. J. Wardle (Labour, Stockport) to the Corn Production Bill to secure an increase of agricultural labourers wages from 25s. to ...

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  10. W.A. WAR COUNCIL.

    Amongst the correspondence before the War Council at yesterday's meeting was a notification from the board of trustees of the Repatriation Fund of the purchase ...

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  11. MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

    The "Petit" Parisien" reports that German despatches received through Zurich announce that Herr Zimmermann (Minister for Foreign Affairs) has definitely resigned ...

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  12. WESTERN FRONT.

    Early yesterday Field-Marshal Haig reported:—"We carried out a successful local operation south of Avion last night, and reached objectives with little loss, after ...

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  13. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The 326th 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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  14. PRUSSIAN CONSERVATISM.

    The "Neueste Nachrichten" states:—"The pan-Germans in Berlin are indignant at the Kaiser's granting the suffrage to Prussia. They declare that it undermines the ...

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  15. AT SEA.

    A British cargo steamer which has just arrived, reports having fled from a mysterious vessel, believed to be a German raider, which was sighted at about two-thirds of ...

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  16. ECHO OF HELIGOLAND BATTLE.

    In the Prize Court yesterday Mr. Justice Evans granted a bounty of £6,415 to the warship's companies of the Princes Royal, the Queen Mary, the New Zealand, the ...

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  17. MISCELLANEOUS.

    51st Battalion Fund.—Archdeacon Louch, of Albany, acknowledges the receipt of the following donations to the fund for purchasing band instruments for the 51st ...

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  18. THE SUBMARINE BASES.

    The New York "World's" Washington correspondent states that in reports to Washington Admiral Sims and the Allied naval officers oppose the suggestion for an attack ...

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  19. MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

    Colonel Winston Churchill, who, as the result of his appointment as Minister for Munitions, has to go before his constituents at Dundoe, is being opposed by Mr. ...

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  20. HARWICH AGAIN BOMBED.

    The German War Office, in a wireless message intercepted by the Admiralty yesterday, stated:—"Our aeroplanes bombed Harwich to-day, with visibly good effect. ...

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  21. DEPARTMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION.

    The Government has decided to introduce a Bill for the appointment of a Minister for Post-war Reconstruction at salary of £2,000 a year. ...

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  22. FAITH IN KERENSKY.

    M. Kerensky has received from 18 provinces numerous addresses of confidence and advocating-strong measures-against the extremists. M. Lenin has been informed of ...

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  23. A SWEDISH CASE.

    The Prize Court gave judgement to-day in favour of the Swedish Victualling Commission in the case in which the Crown sought the condemnation of 2,000 tons of ...

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  24. LOYAL TROOPS REACH PETROGRAD

    Loyal troops from the front continue to reach Petrograd. While some of them were detraining at Nicholas railway station yesterday Maxim guns were turned on them ...

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  25. ANXIETY AT GERALDTON.

    When it became known in Geraldton early this morning that a serious accident had occurred to the express train from Perth there was a feeling of the greatest ...

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  26. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The following official Egyptian report was received early yesterday:—"Two enemy cavalry regiments on Thursday purshed on to nine miles west of Beersheba, but our ...

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  27. OCEAN RATES.

    The United States and Great Britain, with the endorsement of the Allies, have reached an agreement virtually giving them control of the world's shipping. They will ...

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  28. LENIN'S ACCOMPLICE.

    Koslovsky, the lawer accomplice of Lenin, is charged with having acted as an intermediary between German agents at Stockholm and Petrograd. ...

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  29. GERMANY'S LATEST ENEMY.

    Siam has declared war against Germany. This involves the taking over of a number of German ships, as the Germans monopolised the coasting trade of the Gulf of ...

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  30. YOUNG WOMAN'S SUICIDE.

    An inquest on the body of Miss Beryl Haines, which was washed up on West Strahan Beach on Sunday afternoon, was held to-day. The medical evidence showed ...

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  31. MACEDONIA.

    An official report received from Salonika yesterday stated: "We successfully raided Nomondos, south-west of Ser[?]s, to-day. Our aeroplanes bomber Demirhissar and ...

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  32. GERMAN BRIBERY.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the United Press Association telegraphed yesterday afternoon:—"There is now full evidence that the Germans financed the recent ...

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  33. THE ALLIES AND GREECE.

    The Government has been notified that all Allied troops have been withdrawn from Greece, except the Italians, who will remain in the occupied districts in Epirus ...

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  34. BODIES BROUGHT TO MIDLAND JUNCTION.

    A relief train from the scene of the disaster, conveying the uninjured passengers and the bodies of the three victims, ran through late last night to Midland ...

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  35. A GERMAN REPORT.

    A wireless German official message, intercepted by the Admiralty yesterday afternoon stated: "There was an artillery battle all night long in Flanders. Air ...

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  36. SOUTH AFRICA.

    The Nationalist independence manifesto has aroused indignation. The formation of a counter movement in favour of a non-party constitutional league is receiving ...

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  37. ALLIES TO CONFER WITH RUSSIA.

    The Allies will confer with Russia next month in order to explain thier war aims and foreign policies. ...

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  38. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mr. and Mrs. Siefken, of Tenth-avenue, Maylands, have received word that their son. Private O. J. Siefken, No. 354, 3rd Machine Gun Co., formerly of the 11th Battalion, who was ...

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  39. AMERICA'S CONFIDENCE.

    America has shown her confidence in Russia by advancing her £200,000. ...

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  40. CANADA'S FOOD CONTROLLER.

    The Food Controller has organised his department, which will work in with advisory provincial committees so that the producers, the workers, the churches, the ...

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  41. AMERICA.

    President Wilson, in a letter, objects to the creation of a committee to supervise was affairs on the ground that it would make the President's task impossible. He ...

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  42. REASON FOR GERMAN ACTIVITY.

    "Le Matin" states: "It cannot be denied that there is a great recrudescence of enemy activity against Russia and also a muhaplicity of attacks on the West front, ...

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  43. THE FIGHTING ZONE.

    A wireless Russian official message received yesterday stated:—"We attacked in the direction of Vilna to-day, and penetrated for a depth of two miles in some ...

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  44. SMASH AT BOYERINE.

    A railway smash resulting in the loss of one life and the probable loss of a second occurred between Woodanilling and Boyerine a[?] 6.30 this morning. ...

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  45. COMMONWEALTH.

    Senator Millen, Minister in charge of repatriation, stated to-day that he hoped to be able to visit the capital of each State in the near future, to explain the ...

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  46. IRISH LEAGUE'S REQUEST.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) has refused the request of Mr. M. P. Jageurs, president of the United Irish League of Australia, that a petition should be sent ...

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  47. EXPORTS EMBARGO.

    Pending an absolute guarantee against neutrals supplying Germany, the Exports Control Board will enforce a complete embargo upon cargoes for Scandinavia, ...

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  48. THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

    The Senate yesterday passed a resolution expressing the nation's thanks to the French and the Allied armies, also confidence in the Government. ...

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  49. ENEMY STORY.

    The following German official report was issued yesterday:—"A Russian attack south-west of Dvinsk to-day failed. The Russians, in an attack at Krevo, penetrated ...

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  50. HELPING PRISONERS OF WAR.

    The arrangements for the comfort and convenience of Australian prisoners of war in Germany and Turkey, so far as the Commonwealth Government has power to ...

    Article : 93 words
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  52. SOLDIERS AND INTOXICANTS.

    President Wilson has prohibited the sale of intoxicants within five miles of military camps. ...

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