The extraordinary outburst of militant unionism on the norhern railways of the State is causing serious concern to the Government. The Treasurer (Mr. Theodore) ...
Article : 588 wordsDuring the 10 weeks prior to Saturday midnight Hun submarines Bank 188 British vessels of more than 1,600 tons register, and 45 below that, tonnage Unhappily ...
Article : 400 wordsThe strike outlook is blacker than ever. Last night it was confidently hoped that the resumption of the conference between the Government and representatives of ...
Article : 1,088 wordsThe State Reciting Committee Writes:—The district of Grey (D), which: includes the northern portion of the State dawn to Wilmington, has enlished 130 men for the ...
Article : 506 wordsThe British Wednesday morning communique reports:—We mads a successful raid last night near to Lombartzyde. The enemy's artillery is active east and north ...
Article : 166 words"The Vice-President' of the Executive Council (Mr. Millen) told Mr. Fairbairn (V.) that Mr. J. C. Watson had reported that 35,680 soldiers had expressed a [?] ...
Article : 1,125 wordsSr. Hamilton Lew ina speech in the United States Seriate, said that American troops would not only be sent to France, but also to Russia and Italy. ...
Article : 33 wordsThe United States Department of Agriculture estimates that tne. total American wheat this year will amount to 653,00,000 bushels, compared with a yearly average ...
Article : 38 wordsContaining 841 names of soldiers of all the Australian States, as follow:-Killed in action, 3 officers, 201 men; died of wounds, 18 men; died of illness [?] men wounded 24 officers 274 men. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 68 wordsThe Senate has adopted the Food Control Bill, which has already been passed by the House of Representatives. It gives the President wide powers, which he will ...
Article : 50 wordsThe Government has secured the hidden archives which were kept by the secret police of, the Czarist regime, and promisee that remarkable revelations will ...
Article : 77 wordsThe Admiralty, States that the shipping arrivals for the week were 2,673 and the sailing numbered 2,796. Twenty-one vessels over 1,600 tons and two under that ...
Article : 40 words387.—Sgt. A. ASH. Adelaide, Feb, 25 (p.r. miss). 1920.—Pte. A. FIGG, Mylor, Aug. 4-16 (p.r. wounded and missing). 1876—Pte. C. B. H. MORRIS, Edwardstown, June ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 117 wordsThe Petrograd correspondent of The Daily. Telegraph, states, that the, most notable feature, of M. Kerensky's new Cabinet is the retirement of M. [?] ...
Article : 167 wordsThe Daily Chronicle states that it is true that Germany has agreed to an arrangement regarding hospital ships, but there has been no formal agreement with the ...
Article : 106 wordsM. Marcel Hutin writes in The Echo that the Germane have reorganized their troops in the rear of the Flanders [?] and have accumulated more heavy batteries in view ...
Article : 117 wordsThe Wharf labourers' difficulty, in consequence of the refusal of the men to load cargoes of food for export overseas, was referred to in the House of Representatives ...
Article : 300 wordsFor the weekended August 5 there were 948 arrivals and 934 sailings. The sinkings were four vessels above 1,600 tons and two below that tonnage. Six ships were ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 31 wordsA wireless Russian official message says:—In the region of the confluence of the Zbrucz with the Dniester we made an offensive, and captured the villages of ...
Article : 134 wordsThe French Wednesday morning communique reports:—There was most marked reciprocal artillery activity last evening on most of the [?] front. Our fire repulsed ...
Article : 126 wordsIn the House of Commons to-day Dr. Macnamara (Parliamentary Under Secretary to the Admiralty), in reply to Mr. R. P. Honston, said the Admiralty was not ...
Article : 66 wordsL. V. KEARIN. clerk; A. V. G. WILKINSON, farm labourer; R. F. GUNN. farmer; A, MILLER, motor driver; G. H. SMITH, civil servant; F. CRAWFORD. stable lad; C. D. KINNANE ...
Article : 38 wordsThe following is a detailed account of the interview (a cabled summary of which appeared several weeks ago) which Gen. Hindenburg gave to a Spanish paper:— ...
Article : 594 wordsAfter a conference this evening between representatives of 15 railway organizations and the Government regarding the southern district dispute concerning the ...
Article : 54 wordsNumerous riots have occurred in Poland. The Germans, fearing an organized revolt, have sent back all German women, including the wives of high officers. ...
Article : 28 wordsFriday's Labour Conference will comprise 600 delegates, who will meet at the Central Hall, Westminster. The gathering is awaited with daily increasing ...
Article : 428 wordsReplying to North Epirus deputies, who claimed admission to the Greek Chamber of Deputies, the Premier. (M. Venezelos); paid that the criminal policy of the recent ...
Article : 136 wordsAt a meeting of the Wharf Labourers' Union, held to-night, it was decided that the embargo in connection with the loading of foodstuffs on ovenseas vessels should ...
Article : 101 wordsMrs. T. Price, of Hawthorn, has been notified that one of her three sons, Lieut, W. D. Price M.M., is returning to Australia. Lieut Price was severely wounded at the front. ...
Article : 241 wordsThe Victorian Railways Commissioners introduce to introduce the butty gang system with permanent employes, consequent upon a recommendation made by the royal ...
Article : 246 wordsFor the week ended August 5 the arrivals totalled 487 and the sidings 442. Two steamers and a small sailer were sunk. ...
Article : 27 wordsThe result of the voting for the election of a representative of the fanners on the Australian Wheat Board resulted in the selection of Mr. dement Giles, of South ...
Article : 337 wordsThe Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George), in a speech at a luncheon to M. Pasitch (Premier of Serbia), said he believed in little nations. He belonged to one himself. ...
Article : 302 wordsA conference of fruitgrowers of Tasmania was held at Hobart to-day. All districts were represented. The delegates to the Melbourne Conference submitted ...
Article : 520 wordsThere was a good gathering of members of the Citizens' Committee at luncheon at the South Australian. Hotel on Thursday to consider the Question of augmenting the ...
Article : 415 wordsThe Speaker (Mr. Elliot Johnson, N.S.V.) took the Chair tit 2.30 p.m. Federal Capital Works. The Primp Minister told Mr. Gregory. ...
Article : 1,123 wordsIt is generally regarded as certain thai the age limit of enlistment will be reduced from 20 to 19 years. Probably, also, the standard of physical efficiency will be ...
Article : 67 wordsA great sensation has been caused by the discovery by the Argentine. Foreign Office of a German espionage, plot to secure information regarding the movements of ...
Article : 49 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly the Acting Premier (Mr. Fuller) made a long statement to show the improvement in the railway and tramway traffic since the strike ...
Article : 251 wordsThe Parliamentary Under Secretary for War (Mr. Macphereson) informed Mr. Arthur Ponsonby in the Commons, that the War Cabinet had forbidden soldiers to ...
Article : 163 wordsGovernment circles are informed that Argentina will mobilize 100,000 troops this month preparatory to a break with Germany, which is considered inevitable. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe Italian Government requisitioned the Aden Hotel, which was formerly owned by Germans. It discovered a secret tunnel to the Villa of Roses, which was ...
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Advertising : 880 wordsThe German press has not yet been allowed to refer to the revelation of the American ex-Ambassador to Germany (Mr. Gerard), although the Dutch papers ...
Article : 33 wordsMr. Holman, speaking at the Liverpool Exchange, said he believed the Allies could have peace during the next few weeks, but ...
Article : 84 wordsSeveral references to the strike, incidental or direst, were made in the Federal House of Representatives to-day. Members Travelling. ...
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