Mr. Philip Gibbs reports, as instancing the confusion into which the German troop distribution has fallen:—Old battalions and companies are mixed ...
Article : 347 wordsMr. Justice Harvey to-day made further enquiry into the continued detention of the seven Irish internees. Mr. Ralston (who. appeared for the (Minister for Defence) ...
Article : 551 wordsFor the half-year ended July 31. the accounts of the Municipal Tramways Trust, which were issued on Thursday, showed appreciable improvement on recent results. ...
Article : 706 wordsThursday's sitting of the Assembly was prief, and, for the most part, businesslike; Court Mr. Buxton, the earnest little Socialist from the Burra relieved the ...
Article : 648 wordsThe note of modern life is Speed. Its most characteristic phrase is "speeding up." This relates not only to travel, but also to the swift' transitions to be seen ...
Article : 987 wordsThe following letter, dispatched. from London on June 24, has reached The Register from Mrs. H. R. Trevelyan Bond, who is a daughter of Mr. James/Melrose, ...
Article : 895 wordsGen. Sir Douglas Haig, in his report on Wednesday morning, said:—We captured on Tuesday the village of Foucaucourt, south of the Somme, which the enemy had ...
Article : 204 wordsThe French communique on Wednesday night reported:—To-day we continued our pursuit of the enemy, who under our pressure precipitately retreated on a front ...
Article : 191 wordsThe Vienna correspondent of The Weser Zeitung (published at Bremen) says:—"Serious events are imminent in the Austrian province of Bohemia, and the ...
Article : 116 wordsThe correspondent of the United Press Association states that there are further signs of German reinforcements, particularly south of Bapaume, from Prince ...
Article : 60 wordsGen. Haig, reporting late lost night stated:—The Australian have advanced vigorously, and reached a general line from Fremes to Herbecourt. The enemy ...
Article : 155 wordsIt is announced from Washington that the United States Chief of Staff (Gen. March) states that the number of prisoners taken by the Allies to date exceeds 112,000, ...
Article : 48 wordsThe Kaiser has bestowed the Order of the Black Eagle—which is the highest German distinction—on Gen. von Boehn, the commander of the 7th German Army, in ...
Article : 114 wordsGen. Haig, in his aviation report, states:—Despite clouds and rainstorms, low fliers Lave constantly bombed and machine gunned enemy troops and transports, and ...
Article : 67 wordsA meeting of about 80 members of the Royal Agricultural Society, presided over by Sir Edward Wittenoom, last night passed a unanimous resolution of protest ...
Article : 126 wordsA wireless German official message says:—We held up an allied thrust, after bitter fighting, eastward of Pelves, near Vis en Artois and Croisilles. Our counter-attack ...
Article : 68 wordsMr. Percival Phillips says.—Although the German High Command must be anxious over the fall of Roye the Australian advance eastward towards Peronne and the ...
Article : 284 wordsBritish war correspondents in France have perused a great number of letters found upon captured Germans. The Morning Post says they afford the ...
Article : 77 wordsThe battle front is now 50 miles. It bus been extended several miles by the entry of Gen. Horne's army into the conflict. The British are fighting over ...
Article : 133 wordsThe Minister of Industries (Mr. Robinson) states that at his instance Dr. Leitch (Commonwealth Director of Commerce and Industry) has sent a cablegram to the ...
Article : 89 wordsMany considerable portions of large landed estates in England arc (being placed on the market. The decision of Lord Stalbridge to sell ...
Article : 133 wordsSpecial measures to guard against the introduction of plague and cholera are provided for in amended quarantine regulations issued to-day. The master or owner ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 55 wordsThe Australians north of the Somme yesterday advanced over the high ground beyond the Suzanne to the next bend of the Somme near Vaux. South of the river ...
Article : 178 wordsThe coal situation is unchanged. The A.M.A. has called a mass meeting of members for Sunday afternoon to consider the position on the mines caused by the ...
Article : 113 wordsMr. Hughes, addressing a guard of honour at Glasgow, comprising tramway women, munition girls, and wounded soldiers, said he regarded the presence of the ...
Article : 79 wordsStamp merchants and collectors are affected by a War Precautions Regulation issued to-day. Any person who, without the permission in writing of an officer of ...
Article : 75 wordsThe newspaper Demokraten, published at this Swedish capital, from statements supplied to its representatives, estimates that the White Guards in Finland have to data ...
Article : 111 wordsAdvices from Washington state that an agreement has been reached whereby national prohibition of traffic in intoxicants will be enacted shortly. It is expected ...
Article : 59 wordsWhen the Canadians were engaged in the attack on the enemy at Haucourt, German batteries shelled them to the last minute from the region of Hendecourt ...
Article : 124 wordsReports received at the Criminal Investigation Department indicate that Charles James Whitelaw, farmer, of Morwell, for whose arrest a warrant has been issued in ...
Article : 154 wordsThe Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr. Massey) was entertained at lunch today at the National Restaurant, New Bridge street, which has been organized by ...
Article : 73 wordsThe story of the capture of the German 11-in. railway gun captured on August 8, and now being exhibited at Paris is thus related by Australian officers who saw the ...
Article : 259 wordsMr. Godfrey Jones, a Welsh miner, of Ebbwvale, who at the outbreak of the War enlisted as a private, has been promoted to brigadier-general at the early age of 36. ...
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Advertising : 740 wordsA strong Japanese force recently arrived on tie River Ussuri front. Soon afterwards the Allies advanced six miles, and captured considerable booty and some ...
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Advertising : 182 wordsThe London Star says:—The Manchester members of the Chamber of Commerce must be startled by Mr. Hughes's economics. He asked them where they would ...
Article : 141 wordsThe Finnish opposition to the Grand Duke Adolf of Mecklenburg as their King has resulted in the proposal having been vetoed. The Finns want a Constitutional ...
Article : 43 wordsA Turkish communique says:—Alief airmen made an air raid over Constants nople on the night of August 25/28. Bombs fell in an outer quarter of the city. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe American delegation, including Mr. Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labour, has arrived in England for the trade, union congress ...
Article : 38 wordsThe Daily Chronicle is continuing its crusade against the Mineral Oils Department. It says it is accomplishing little to develop British oil resources, although ...
Article : 41 wordsThe afternoon French communique states:—We are mantaining contact with the enemy's rearguards. We continued to advance in the night time north and south ...
Article : 126 wordsThe Government has withdrawn all ships from the port of Cork, in Ireland, finding that it is impossible to settle the dockets: strike, which has prevailed for some time. ...
Article : 35 wordsGen. Mangin's French Army east of the Oise has captured Chivigny, northward of Soissons and has crossed the Ailette, ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Fri 30 Aug 1918, Page 7
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