LONDON, Tuesday.—General Haig reports: In the afternoon after the sixth desperate attack the Germans succeeded in entering Troners Wood at the expense of the heaviest ...
Article : 67 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The "Times" correspondent Newport News says the Deutschland's captain alleges that the total distance traversed was 4180 miles. Anglo-French ...
Article : 65 wordsProceeds of raffle of doll's house presented by Miss Mavis Cope, £11 5s. ...
Article : 22 wordsLONDON, Monday Morning.—An official report states that shortly before midnight enemy aeroplanes visited the south-east coast. Apparently about five bombs were dropped ...
Article : 70 wordsPARIS, Monday.—A communique says:—We captured a line of trenches between Burleuc and Lamasionette, taking 950 more unwounded prisoners. The night was calm ...
Article : 38 wordsThe German staff work is amazingly bad. Guards, reserves, and other units are rushed forward, with no maps or instructions, and only the barest knowledge of the situation. ...
Article : 95 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Chief Secretary says he desires it to be distinctly understood that the War Needs Fund does not propose to interfere in any way with the funds of ...
Article : 52 wordsLONDON, Monday.—General Sir Douglas Haig reports:—Particularly severe fighting has occurred at Frones Wood, the northern end of which we captured on 8th ...
Article : 243 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The "Times" correspondent in New York says the gross tonnage is 794, and the net 414 tons. The cargo is reported to be in good condition. ...
Article : 38 wordsPARIS, Tuesday.—A communique says:—South of the Somme we progressed in the region of Biaches and Barleux, carrying a small fort and taking 100 prisoners. A ...
Article : 57 wordsLONDON, Monday.—A tribute to the work of the Flying Corps on the Somme is paid by Reuter's correspondent, at headquarters, who says:—The mastery of the air was never so ...
Article : 107 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—Professor MacCallum, addressing a meeting of the Universal Service League, said that to get where we were this time last year would require a tremendous ...
Article : 33 wordsBALTIMORE, Monday.—Captain Paul Konig, master of the German super-submarine Deutschland, which docked at seven o'clock on Monday morning, asserts that the ...
Article : 405 wordsWASHINGTON, Monday.—The American Embassy in Berlin characterises as untrue the widely circulated German propagandists' statements in the United States that ...
Article : 44 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—Mr. Cook, speaking at Beecroft, declared that the nation's need was greater than ever. Australia was not doing what she ought to do. ...
Article : 29 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Sir Newton Moore has accepted the appointment of officer commanding training in England, with headquarters at Salisbury Plains. He is ...
Article : 43 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—The narrative of a wounded man is as follows:—General Prowse was cheering us on when he fell, through a big shell dropping near by. ...
Article : 62 wordsAMSTERDAM, Monday.—According to a Munich newspaper a British airman dropper over a certain chateau a wreath of flowers with a letter reading: "In memory ...
Article : 51 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—At the recent secret session of the Federal Parliament something was said about the war. Senator Gardiner came away from it and said that ...
Article : 276 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The military and naval hospitals are now adopting Sir Almroth Wright's (the well-known physician who served in France in 1914-15) simple ...
Article : 39 wordsPARIS, Monday.—The Senate concluded the debate on national defence and carried a resolution of confidence in the Government by 251 votes to six. ...
Article : 26 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—Reuter's special correspondent in France describes the experiences of a battalion of East Surreys. This battalion was selected to start the ...
Article : 151 wordsPARIS, Monday.—A communique says:—We captured and organised 500 metres of trench west of Butto-demensnil. The bombardment of Chattancourt, Fleury, and ...
Article : 30 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The Vechovetchs' insurrection in Albania is spreading throughout the mountains. The Austrians are retreat ing toward Cettigue, the Montenegrin ...
Article : 56 wordsWASHINGTON, Monday Morning.—A Bill aimed at the yellow press, and introduced in Congress on Saturday, makes it a punishable offence to publish a false report or rumour ...
Article : 50 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Mr. Asquith paid a tribute to the undying fame gained by the Ulster division on the Somme, and the splendid devotion of the other Irish ...
Article : 35 wordsPARIS, Tuesday.—A communique says: —A violent enemy bombardment occurred north of Verdun, to which the regions Froideterre, Fleury; and Fuminwood, occupied by ...
Article : 37 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The German newspapers continue to prepare the public for long and hard-fought battles on the Western front. ...
Article : 27 wordsPARIS, Tuesday.—A communique says:—There has been great aviation activity on the Somme. French aeroplanes attacked many German machines, four of which were ...
Article : 86 wordsPETROGRAD, Tuesday.—A communique announces continued Russian progress on the Stokhod despite most violent and frantic efforts of the enemy to regain a footing on the ...
Article : 54 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The Admiralty has arranged for Mr. Hughes to remain in South Africa for four days. ...
Article : 27 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The fight for Peronne is a promising enterprise fraught with great possibilities. It is thought the powerful blows on the Somme will react effectually at ...
Article : 48 wordsLONDON, Monday Evening.—A graphic dispatch from a special correspondent discribes Friday's bitter fighting at Contalmaison, north of the Somme, as of the ...
Article : 527 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—An Admiralty official, interviewed anent the Deutschland, pointed out that the feat was nothing new since 10 British submarines built in Canada ...
Article : 78 wordsA well-attended meeting of ladies was held in the South Gundurimba Hall on Friday, 7th inst., the object being to form a branch of the War Cheat. Mrs. London and Mrs. A. F. ...
Article : 125 wordsCAPETOWN, Monday.—Preparations are being made for a warm reception to Mr. Hughes at Capetown. Mr. Hughes will be the guest of the Union Government. ...
Article : 47 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Montague has been appointed a permanent member of the War Committee. ...
Article : 23 wordsPARIS, Monday.—Importance attaches to the capture of Biaches bridgehead, opposite Peronne, increasing the prospect of breaking the German line, and leading to a return to ...
Article : 64 wordsLONDON, Monday.—There were no casualties or damage by yesterday's air raids over North Foreland. ...
Article : 29 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—An Italian official statement says that heavy enemy attacks north-east of Gorixia were driven back with heavy losses. ...
Article : 27 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday:—A meeting of representative citizen a decided, to tender Mr. Hughes a fitting welcome on his return to Sydney. Sir Thomas Anderson Stuart said ...
Article : 62 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Fifty Australian munition workers have arrived at Plymouth. They left, Melbourne on 24th May, and include men wounded at Gallipoli. ...
Article : 37 wordsNEW YORK, Tuesday Morning.—The captain of the Deutschland denies that he had a message for President Wilson from the Kaiser. He says he frequently sighted the ...
Article : 94 wordsLONDON, Monday.—In the House of Commons Mr. Asquith said the main provision of the Irish agreement was the exclusion of the six Ulster counties from the ...
Article : 72 wordsThe follwing donations have been received by R. Anderson and P. Morrow, joint secretaries, for Produce Day from Rosebank: —Mrs. Little, three pumkins, three gramas, ...
Article : 74 wordsOTTAWA, Monday.—Private Lunn, an Australian, who was badly wounded at Suvla Bay, having been blinded by lyddite, has arrived at Petewawa military camp. By some strange ...
Article : 84 wordsLONDON, Monday.—In the House of Commons Mr. Norton Griffiths asked Mr. Asquith in view of the necessity for each State Parliament to pass an Act before ...
Article : 73 wordsLONDON, Monday.—In the House of Commons Lord Robert Cecil, (Parliamentary Secretary to the Foreign Office) said the German note ...
Article : 74 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—William Derrin was proceeded against at the police court for selling adulterated butter. The analysis certificate showed that a sample purchased at ...
Article : 74 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The "Times" naval, correspondent considers the exploit as chiefly an engineering feat, impossible of having any effect. One swallow, he adds, does not make ...
Article : 74 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The "Times" political correspondent writes that the members of every party were eager to hear how the Government proposed to bury the ...
Article : 106 wordsNEW YORK, Monday.—A Baltimore skipper of what is described as an undersea liner is reported to have vaunted his intention to institute an export, and import ...
Article : 81 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Mr. Bonar Law stated that the Imperial and Dominion Governments were seriously considering the question of an Imperial Council, but a ...
Article : 39 wordsLONDON, Monday—In the House of Commons, interrogated by Mr. Ian Malcolm (Unionist), Lord Robert Cecil said that representations had been made to Germany through ...
Article : 41 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The "Times" correspondent in New York, sends another version. Captain Koenig stated that he saw no Anglo French and was not chased. He avoided all ...
Article : 80 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Railway Commissoners who recently inspected the country from Harden to Tocumwal refer in glowing terms to the appearance of the country, due ...
Article : 84 wordsLONDON, Monday.—In the House of Commons Mr. Bonar Law said an Imperial Conference would be held as soon as it seemed desirable to the Imperial Government and the ...
Article : 42 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—Telegrams from Athens state that Prince Nicholas, who has a Russian wife, is departing on a mission to Russia via Germany, returning via ...
Article : 47 wordsLONDON, Monday,—All honorably discharged soldiers will shortly receive a badge. ...
Article : 21 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Sir Edward Carson asked in the House of Commons would the six Ulster counties be definitely struck out of the Home Rule Act? ...
Article : 58 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The "Times" correspondent at New York states that Hearst's papers publish an amazing two columns interview with Dr. Bethmann-Hollweg ...
Article : 117 wordsWASHINGTON, Monday.—Diplomats have grave fearas for peace in several of the South American nations, a secret agreement having been completed between Peru ...
Article : 69 wordsHAMILTON (Ontario), Monday.—At a recruiting meeting Mrs. Pankhurst said the results of immorality had caused the rejection of large numbers of Canadians who wished to ...
Article : 55 wordsLONDON, Monday.—A German, submarine has arrived at Baltimore with a valuable cargo of dye stuffs. When 20 miles off the coast the submarine was chased by ...
Article : 55 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—A prominent business man says that the new petrol regulations will mean additional revenue of £60,000 to the State. In his opinion the whole thing is an ...
Article : 35 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Mr. Asquith admitted here had been some misunderstanding in the Cabinet regarding the precise point at which the Cabinet should review the Irish ...
Article : 152 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday—On account of heavy rains the River Murray at Albury is rising so rapidly that large numbers of stock are in danger. ...
Article : 296 wordsLONDON, Tuesday:—Reuter's correspondent at the front says that there are persistent rumors that the Kaiser is with his staff engaged in devising means to stay the ...
Article : 37 wordsSAN FRANCISCO, Monday.—The union teamsters have joined the longshoremen's strike. Fruit shipments have been badly delayed. ...
Article : 32 wordsWASHINGTON, Tuesday Morning.—A significant indication of America's attitude after the war is contained in a speech by Mr. Stone, President, of the Foreign Relations Committee ...
Article : 68 wordsNEW YORK, Monday.—The officers of the submarine Deutschland denied they had been chased by warships. They said they saw no British or French ships. ...
Article : 30 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The "Times" in a leading article states:—"After a considerable interval and commotion the Cabinet is again muted. We sincerely hope that ...
Article : 75 wordsThe correspondent personally testifies to the extraordinarily bad morale of the captured officers and men of the Prusian Guards. "It's incredible," he says, "that any of our ...
Article : 69 wordsNEW YORK, Monday.—Rain and coole? weather failed to check the epidemic of infantile paralysis, there being 100 new cases to-day. The deaths total 250. ...
Article : 35 wordsNEW YORK, Monday.—The German submarine Deutschland is a thousand tonner, with a length of 800 feet by a 40ft. beam, and does 14 knots on the surface. The submarine ...
Article : 60 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—General Smuts reports that Tongo was occupied on July 7th. The enemy made a slight resistance and then evacuated the town after destroying the ...
Article : 36 wordsLONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Asquith said the new Bill would provide for Imperial control of the navy and army and all matters arising out of the war. The agreement provided ...
Article : 136 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Beach Thomas, the "Daily Mail" correspondent, describing the fight at Contalmaison, states that it may be accepted as an undoubted fact that the enemy ...
Article : 120 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—It is probable that an arsenious chloride of gas system for destroying prickly pear will be introduced into New South Wales. ...
Article : 30 wordsWASHINGTON, Monday.—Government circles are disposed to consider the German submarine is a commercial vessel and not a warship, but it is recognised that complicated ...
Article : 37 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The overseas members of Parliament visited Birmingham war material factories. They were deeply impressed by the enormous number of hands ...
Article : 37 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Lloyd's reports that it is believed the Germans have captured the British 2000-ton steamer Pendennis. ...
Article : 18 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Chief Secretary says that the Government contemplates opening venereal clinics at Newcastle, Broken Hill, and other country centres. ...
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