The Chief Electoral Officer (Mr. Oldham) announced. to-day that he had received the first progress return of the vote of the soldiers overseas. He was unable to ...
Article : 205 wordsNo immediate developments in tie political situation are probable; none, indeed, can happen for the present. It is merely a cage of waiting. The next event leading to ...
Article : 592 wordsCaucus is a wideawake force in these days of political stress. It knows its enemies, and from them it expects little. From its own disciples, however, it seeks ...
Article : 820 wordsThe Russian War Minister (M. Gutchoff) has resigned as a protest against the dual control of the army and interference by the council of workmen's and soldiers' ...
Article : 100 wordsAn impressive address on Australian national development and Imperial unity was delivered at the North Terrace Institute by Professor G. C. Henderson on ...
Article : 1,209 wordsLord Bryce, in addressing the League of Nations Society, said everybody feared the war would end the peaceful. progress of mankind. The beat remedy for this would ...
Article : 181 wordsThe terrific fighting that is still in progress at Bullecourt emphasizes the desperate character of the German dfence of the few ruins which constitute the defensive position occupied by the Germans there. The British have captured the village of Roeux, and have made further progress near Gvrelle. The ...
Article : 287 wordsThe Daily Ghronicle'a Petrograd correspondent reports that the Russian Foreign Minister (M. Miliukoff), the Socialist leader in the Duma (M. ...
Article : 541 wordsThe Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Bonar Law), replying in the House of Commons to Sir John Lonsdale, said no Anglo-Japanese treaty ever had ...
Article : 229 wordsReturns received at Brisbane to-day added further to the substantial lead held by the Coalition Senate candidates over the Caucus nominees. Mr. Crawford still heads ...
Article : 193 wordsGen. Haig in his report on [?] eight, said: — "We continued our progress to-day northward of the Scarpe, and completed the capture of ...
Article : 82 wordsThe Monday night French communique states: — The Germans bombarded north of Braye en Laonnais and Cerney, and violently answered ...
Article : 183 wordsThe Daily Express says that the British Cabinet on Monday decided to place the liquor .trade under the control of Viscount Miner, and to request the brewers to ...
Article : 101 wordsThe Stockholm correspondent of The Daily Chronicle says that two Belgian Socialists, M. [?] and M. Deman, who are one that way to [?] ...
Article : 308 wordsThe war correspondent of The Morning Post at British headquarters in France has telegraphed:—Bullecourt is still the battleground of the Prussian Guards and the ...
Article : 321 wordsThe United Press Agency's correspondent at headquarters in France, says that the British and French, between April 9 and May 12, captured 49,579 prisoners ...
Article : 51 wordsThe London police, who are endeavouring to stamp out institutions which thrive upon the gullibility and superstition of sections of the community, on Monday ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 282 wordsTwo German officers with a white flag approached the Russian lines on the [?] western front. They were taken to Dvinsk blindfolded, where they ...
Article : 78 wordsThe German losses on the west since the new year have been heavier than anything previously experienced, and even more serious than in the great battle of Verdun ...
Article : 161 wordsThe Full Court to-day dismissed an appeal by the Barrier branch of the Amalgamated Miners' Association and. 'others against a verdict given, in March last in ...
Article : 239 wordsA wireless Russian official report states that southward of Erzinghan the Kurds repulsed one Russian company. The Russian troops repelled a Kurd attack near ...
Article : 62 wordsCorpses of Prussian Guardsmen carpet the earth around the upper fringe of [?] court, and also choke the ditched which link up the village with the Hindenburg ...
Article : 327 wordsFor several days Italian bombardment, in which naval, guns are participating, has been devastating the Isonzo lines of the Austrians. ...
Article : 34 wordsIn the May number of the Prussian Yearbook, Herr Emil Zimmermann estimates that Germany has advanced Turkey nearly ...
Article : 57 wordsThe Minister of Munitions (Dr. Addison), in the Course of an interview, said a large body of Australian munition makers engaged at a factory at which the ...
Article : 477 wordsSir—Because Socialists have fallen out among themselves, as they invariably, have done when confronted with momentous problems. I fail to see why liberalism ...
Article : 330 wordsTen thousand busmen, together with women conductors, have struck, and. as a result the London streets are without buses. Travellers are crowding the underground ...
Article : 41 wordsSerbian communiques State that on Saturday last a violent artillery, combat occurred along the whole Serbian front. The Serbs carried more trenches in the ...
Article : 236 wordsTo-day a deputation representative of the. churches and various women's social organizations and the National Council waited upon the Colonial Secretary (Mr. ...
Article : 88 wordsA dramatic development has occurred in connection with the London bus strike. The Commissioner of Police toward midnight on Monday issued a warning that any ...
Article : 75 wordsSir—Under the above heading, a correspondent signing himself "East Torrens" has addressed an impertinent letter—purporting to represent the views of Liberals ...
Article : 404 wordsTo-night's telegrams from the British front state:—"We continue to increase the number of prisoners by clearing out nests of German snipers and machine gunners at ...
Article : 255 wordsOn an application by the Barristers' Board, the Full Court to-day struck Frank Morley Alcock off the rolls. The chief Justice (Sir Robert McMillan) said he ...
Article : 78 wordsA large meeting of Venezelist supporters, held at Salonika, enthusiastically declared that the Constantine dynasty had ceased to [?] cried. "Long live the ...
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Advertising : 299 wordsEngineers in [?] yards a Liverpool and Birkenhead struck work on Monday Those at Barrow-in-Furneas voted in favour of a strike, but possibly will not ...
Article : 99 wordsM. Hutin, writing in The Echo de Paris, says—The valiant Australians with their marvellous mobile guns completely encircled Bullecourt, and overcame the ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Wed 16 May 1917, Page 7
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