PRESSMAN DEFENDS PAPER IN WAR TIME DISPUTE
Editor John J. Gay of the Dubbo Dispatch rebutts a subscriber who stopped paying after alleging the paper influenced enlistment. The editor vows to continue the war coverage and uphold principles despite hostility, praising his son’s duty and warning against surrender to “savages.” Also notes Miss Tontles Williamson’s humor and a letter about Americans’ losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressman
John J. Gay
Dubbo
Pelf
Tontles Williamson
Inter
Wil- Wittmen
Sydney
the Sayer
J. C. Williamson
America
Bodney
War of Nations headline finds bold conflicts and losses
London reports five heavy German attacks on the Voust repulsed with heavy losses. Dutch steamer torpedoed. another steamer Malemonoy sunk near Galloper Light with crew saved. Russian successes near Ereeroum fortifications. Turkish and Balkan fronts show ongoing turmoil. Verdun struggle wanes. Tirpitz resignation discussed. fuel shortages and economic strains across Germany and allied moves in Romania and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ttme
Stramer
Toranita Wna
Suntay
Ateamer Malemonoy
Rotterdam
Java
Russia
Ghergheli
Monastir
Apo
Seria
Sofia
Our Cormany Okie
Polgaria Team
Kortake
Saluwita Dolgaria Celasd
Austria
Germany
Polo
Maus J “Hedo
Turkey
Entente Paainet Palgeria
TAK Verdun
Gorinta Jt Verdun
Welghing & Ton
Daily Chronicle
Mays
Tay
Gener
Codorna
Adriatic
Caren
von Tirpitz
Daily Telegraph
Rome
von Tirpite
Toas
Tirpite
Daily Mail
Herr Balfin
Flamburg-American
Neutrila
Washington
United States
Hollwee
Verdun
Tolmano
Profesor Pace
Berlin
Portugal
England
France
The Siamese Twins Visit Armidale at Carnival
Daisy and Violet, two conjoined sisters, arrive for the Patriotic Carnival in Armidale. Doctors in Melbourne have affirmed they cannot be separated. The girls, fond of music, will be exhibited at the Armidale racecourse without performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
Daisy
Violet
Melbourne
Henry O'Mara
John Murphy
Wells known Rockhampton nurse praises Dr Sheldon gin pills
A Rockhampton nurse testifies to Dr Sheldon s Gin Pills improving her kidney pain and overall health. The patient, Mary Ann Holt of Archer Street, urges others to try the remedy sold by Hendersons Beard Street. Also reported a Moree case where William Bud Millen, a discharged soldier, received six months hard labor for insufficient lawful means of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Mary Ann Holt
Archer-strest
Rockham
Pia
Moree
Armidae
William Bud Millen
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Venus Prion
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Hema
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Fast Africa
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A. W. Finch
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George ST
Bydney
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Humphrey Oxenham
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Takroner
Egypt
Tett Lew
Diegelsberg
W. A. Hirschberg
Beardy
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Phone O i
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Arthur Robins
New England
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Frank Claverie
Commercial Bank
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West Dechy
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Tyron
Ole Trunty
Fortescue
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Massey-Harris
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C. Ramsay & Son
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