Church notices and community fellowship events amid Armidale region
A batch of church and Salvation Army notices from Armidale and surrounding districts lists services at St. Pauls and St Marys West End, fellowship meetings, farewell services for Major Henry, and forthcoming events across Kilgrow Hillgrove and Guyra. Also notes a Roll of Honor entry for Lance-Corporal Parkinson and a report on Inverell Show events and local entertainment.
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Sars Gnwewe Dumaresqu Hallo
Armidale
H. Pull
Llangothiin
Guyra A
Clack Mountain
Whittle
Salvation Army
Henry
Tand Ffaan
MekKeoxie
Town Hall
Mra. Orames
James
SA. Hall
Peace with Turkey and the War's Global Echoes
The article discusses peace with Turkey as a milestone in civilization, highlighting Australia’s involvement and the broader impact of the Gallipoli campaign. It notes Germany and Austria's status in Central Europe, British and Hallinan blows, and the push toward German dominance while appealing to humanity's principles.
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Turkey
Australia
Hernia
Ligilly
Nowir Priven
Nis
Italy
Europe
Callipoli
Kut
Austria
Hallinan
Ger-mhany
Vin Alles
Germany
Hae
War Chest Day Meeting Postponed In Hillzrove
Local notes report a Hillzrove War Chest Day meeting postponed to next Monday night with hopes for a larger attendance. Salvation Army appeal shows £460 raised this year, £100 higher than 560 last year, praised by Captain Percy for Annidale generosity. A Prisoner of War case notes Roger Pred Ashton, once a bank clerk in Western Australia, held by Turks four years and forced to work on pond-making with injuries. A Small Debts Court adjourns Bridget Marton v. Waca rent claim to Police Magistrate after jurisdiction issues. War Loan committee outlines next steps and thanks volunteers including Captain Webb and local officials. funds raised in the competition totals £70,000 with £45,000 documented.
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Dour
Hillzrove
Salvation Army
Locial
Percy
Annidale
Turkey
Roger Pred Ashton
J. Lewis
Arindale
Constantinople
Western Australia
Armidale
Gowri Youterda
Fr. M. Cohen
WACA
Turtle
Bridget Marton
BE. Simpson
Cohen
Ull
Armivale War Loan Committee
Nh Weineileay Evening, the Mayor Was Asked To Limd Over the Timaresq
Jassee Caupalen
Webb
Bere Ane
Ityrant
Wipertve
Ube
Tamwerbh
Lee Fquueta
Soliners' Mails and Armidale Social Fixings
A partial report from Sydney notes mail for an Expeditionary Force near closure date. Armidale events recount a Montague school concert with Miss Allerton, staff, and pupils, raising funds for Red Cross. Local notices announce auctions, stock sales, and a licensed renewals deadline with community gatherings planned.
Melbourne Telegraphic Telecast of War News and Local Crime
A chaotic Australian wire reports electric trains in Melbourne and a West Australian tragedy with Walter Rasep and his wife found dead and a suicide note. Townsville labour turmoil and parliamentary debates on the Turkish capitulation follow, along with a safe theft in Manly, rising fares, milk price inquiry, and sporting notes from the Melbourne tracks.
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Walter ¥Rasep
de Midian Raliwiy
West Amtrall
Austria-Hungary Accepts Wilson Peace Proposals
Reuters reports Amsterdam notes that Austria-Hungary fully backs President Wilson’s plan for safeguards to avoid future wars and a family of nations. Andrassy seeks Allied approval and U.S. support in Washington. Vienna indicates Austrian-German leaders oppose America’s stance and push for self-determination.
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Reuter
Shiles Ambrassy
Lansing
Amsterdam
Vienna
Austria- Hungary
Andrassy
Washington
Aldrassy
America
Turkey Surrenders Unconditionally to End War
The report states Turkey has surrendered unconditionally, marking an end to its involvement in the conflict. The declaration confirms all hostilities cease and Turkey agrees to terms set by the Allies. The move follows wartime negotiations and impacts regional alignments.
Dardanelles Free Opened After Turkish Armistice Talks
Prolonged events in the House of Commons led to an armistice with the Turks. The Dardanelles were opened and British prisoners repatriated. General Townsend, once pressed to surrender after Mullemere, was released and carried proposals from Turkey. Turkish forces on the Tigris surrendered with three divisions.
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Carters
Townsville
Hoghenden
Gortatmona
Constantinople
Townsend Melassid
House of Commons
Dardanelles
Tigris
Townsend
Mullemere
Turkey
Berm
Mesopebiania
TERMS FOR GERMANY REPORTED BY FOCH ARMISTICE TERMS
A dispatch from Ghent reports Marshal Foch’s armistice terms near Berlin. A Belgian-Italian communique claims 1,008 prisoners taken. French forces pressure Belgium front, with advances south of Guise and near Laharie. Counterattacks continue as the west push progresses.
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Foch
Gopenhagen
Marshal Foch
Berlin
Sable
Serbian Cavalry Reach Banady and Occupy Poporevalz
A French Eastern communique reports Serbian cavalry reaching Banady east of Semendersa and seizing Poporevalz. The enemy is retreating headlong as forces move from Milanova to Lola and Polanka, about 45 miles from Belgrada.
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Banady
Eask
Semendersa
Poporevalz
Milanova
Lola
Polanka
Belgrada
Eastward of the Tigris forces clash near Kalatz
An official Mesopotamian report describes cavalry moving east of the Tigris and advancing toward Kalatz sherehal. A heavy enemy attack on October 28 repelled the right flank but our reserves held. Reinforcements arrived to restore the front as forces pushed west and seized Kalatshorghal from Turkish positions. The guard remained in continuous engagement.
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Tigris
Kalatzsherehal
Mosul Roa
Turka
Kalatshorghal
Maiser’s Abdication Rumors Stir German Headlines
The Kaiser told Reichstag members he might abdicate if Germany’s interests demanded it. If abdication occurred, the nation would favor Crown Prince William. The report notes fevered speculation amid political tension and a push for continuity under the royal line.
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Puseaster
Reichstag
Germany
Mods
Eldtat Keven
Italian and Allied Forces Advance Amid Disruptions
Reported World War II battle notes describe Italian divisions and Allied units attacking near Sacile and Campari, with captures and surrenders. Prisons hold over 12,100 prisoners as German, Austrian, and Romanian actions include arson and pillage in Shivenia, Croatia, and Pesegate. Cavalry maneuvers and continued advances are noted despite shortages.
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Sacile
Campara
Shivenia
Croatia
Sesex
Pacak
Allied thrust on Venetian Plain reported in Austrian dispatch
An Austrian official message says British and Italian forces push forward on the Venetian Plain breaking through near Pacers and south of Montella. Armistice hopes and regional stability are noted as stalemate looms on Italian soil while Austro-Serbian fronts advance along the Save and Drina rivers with no pursuing enemy.
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Pacers
Montella
Itoljan
East of the Piave Italian Communique Details Battles
An Italian report describes rapid progress near the Piave with advances against Austrian lines. It notes cavalry actions near Lucilio and the Third Army breaking resistance between Blake and Monpean while several officers are dismissed and fronts shift along the Piave sector.
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Bacile
Serravalta
Uraage
Cairing
Erza
Lucil
Blake
Work of the airmen devastates enemy positions in Italy
Allied air action by British and Italian forces caused heavy damage to enemy aerodromes at Ai Tansuo and Pro edna, plus dumps at Sacile. In coordinated strikes, RAF dropped over two tons of bombs and 12 000 rounds of ammunition as Manhamp and Pennell led advances. Roadways near Sacile Pordendone were littered with casualties and wreckage.
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Yeaterday
Northhamptonsiine Yeomanry
Ai Tansuo
Proedna
Sacile
Aveheirene
Pennell
42Th Walian Corps
Asdaure
Royal Air Force
Saeile-Pordendone
Godemn
Separation Completed Shifts in Austro Hungarian Government
Reuter’s Amsterdam correspondent reports that Hazard and Ankresey have reached an understanding for a joint embassy and temporary foreign ministership, with Karolyi to become Hungarian foreign minister after separation of Hungary and Austria. The piece notes preparations to allow both nations to chart their future constitutions and highlights Karl’s peacetime leadership since succession.
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Kleuler
Hhat Ceaml Hadik
Promice
Reuter
Amsteram
Weren Zeitung
Pdapest
Karolyl
Ankrasey
Anmbassy
Iam
Thn
Hungary
Austria
Reinady
Karl
Ludendorff Resigns After Government Confrontation
Reported push within the government led to Ludendorff's resignation as the military leadership faced a stronger central authority. Early explanations cited failed plans, but later advices suggest a bid to overturn the new government and install a de facto dictatorship. Government forces his exit, raising questions about future stability.
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Ludendorff
Ludendorft
Austrians redeploy as Italians cross Piave front
Allied forces push forward near Oderza and Montirane as Italian troops cross the Piave with a 30 mile front. Cavalry and machine gun units harry retreating Austrian lines near Savile and the Tagliamento. The Austrians shift divisions to counter the Anglo Italian assault while the wider offensive develops.
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Avetriane
Piave
Oderza
Montirane
Livenga River
Savile
Pave Ani Tagliamento
Prospect of British Blaselution and Unionist shifts
Fragmented text hints at political realignments within the British Unionist camp and House of Commons discussions. The garbled OCR mentions party systems, potential reforms, and unnamed officials concerned with changes. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
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House of Cea
Syvetem
Disrupted Front and Political Tensions Amid Armistice Talks
Fragmentary wartime report notes disaster and calls for truce. Labor Party factions push to mobilize voters while French communique mentions enemy actions west of the frontier. A colonel describes delays in armistice replies as tensions rise.
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Labor Party
Guyra Show Committee Meeting Notes and Exhibitor Decisions
The Guyra Show committee met at the Armidale district base, discussing exhibit plans for the heat of the show and noting adverse conditions affecting turnout. Appointments were made for conference travel, advertising rights debated, and ground charges set, with a forthcoming meeting to finalize arrangements.
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Comaitter
A. Addilson
Westriday
Mare
Evert Lebile
Bumiell Oban
Fy W. Ol
Sole
Juulee
M'Lean
A. Ti W. Yourman
Tuirsona
Fee Joop Youn
Wint
Slevenpim
Kark
Crageh
Moore
Haniteba
Simpaon
Dr. Norris
Mackenxia
Mulligan
Andl
Jacko
Tk S. Kine
Mickenzie
Armidale
Shearing Progress Amid Transport Troubles
The Grahgers' Association reports shearing moving forward in most sheds in Kings Plains and Panar’s Valley areas, with Gowrie and Drm dangi starting this week. Disputes over mast meals delay open sheds. public prices hover around 0 at per pound, while workers seek 1d less.
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Gmaiers’ Association
King's Plains
Panner's Valley
Glen Tones
Armidale
Stone
Neal Errretaries
Shearing
Ava
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