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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

3

Benalla Board of Health notes unsatisfactory hall and safety gaps

A Benalla communication from Secretary Knoxhan reports a Shire Hall inspection identifying light, door, and roofing deficiencies. It cites inadequate fire safety gear, faulty graf props, and overcrowding concerns, with plans for compliant gangways and revised regulations.

Bexanca Knoxhan Troy Board of Health Itta Benalla Fsb Traalo

War front updates reveal 7342 prisoners and weapon captures

London reports Sir Douglas Haig says total captures since June 7 include 7342 prisoners 47 field guns 242 machine guns and 60 trench mortars. A raiding party was driven back north westward of Lets.

Western Front Wy Braven London Douglas Haig

War news notes praise for Sir Hubert Plosmer and advance report

General Halg voices confidence in a special army order congratulating Sir Hubert Plosmer on the Second Army’s success at Mursines while Beitiah’s Commander-in-Chief says the enemy faces inevitable defeat. Sir Douglas Maig calls losses light given the battle’s scale as British forces advance on four fronts on Tuesday.

Hubert Plosmer Mursines Beitiah Douglas Maig

War dispatches report Pershing arrival at Boulogne

A muddled British dateline reports General Pershing and staff arriving at Boulogne as Allied forces press toward the front. British correspondent notes corpses and discharges, mentioning machine guns used to stir German morale, with chaotic references to American and Allied officers and locations from Boulogne to Washington.

London la Matin Messines

Submarine War Crisis and Austria Seventeen Callups

General war cables report the Russian mission to the United States has arrived in Vancouver. Zurich notes Austria calls up youths aged 17. German papers like Deutsche Tageszeitung concede submarines may not secure victory, signaling doubt about their effectiveness in naval warfare.

Keven Vancouver United States Berlin Deutsche Tazeszeituing Junkers Germany

Anzac Buffet planned for Benalla concert fundraiser

A Tuesday meeting at Mechanics' Hall discussed a concert to aid the Anzac Ballet Fund, organized by A P Roover and backed by Melbourne artists. The plan includes a Tivoli Theatre connection, a July 28 date, a March of the Rising entertainment, and a ensemble of twenty eight participants with Mr Mendway as secretary and stage manager.

Mechanics Dune Benalla Tar Sydney Anzas Butist Fund Anex Imo Melbourne Mix Parker Halon Baker Firs Brigade Mendway Mosasis Medway Parkinson

Soldiers' Comforts From Mokoan West School

A list of articles donated by Mokoan West State School for Caul Gold Military Hospital includes food items, sweets, soaps, preserves, and household goods. A pumpkin weighing 42 pounds was entered in a cooking contest and sent to the front with the donations, won by Mr. Gardiner who forwarded it to Gaulfiolt with other school items.

Mokoan West Caul Gold Military Hospital Mokoan West State School Onveth Pinizoum Gardiner Gaulfiolt

Disastrous Air Raid Hits London East End

Reuters reports a severe air raid on London's East End with 12 to 15 enemy planes crossing the coast and many shots fired. Casualties in the city range from dozens killed to hundreds injured, with a London County Council school reported hit and many children wounded.

Reuter London Pacaday House of Commone Ronard Law North Foreland Kent Essex London County Council

King Constantine Abdicates Throne in Greece

The article reports King Constantine of Greece abdicating in favor of his 24 year old son Prince Alexander. French and British troops have landed at Corinth and entered Thessaly, with Allied forces moving into the southern province.

Parisi Athens Constantine Greece Alexander Corinth Thessaly Lassen

Abdication of King Constantine Anounced in Commons

In the House of Commons on Wednesday Mr. Bonar Law announced the abdication of King Constantine in favor of his second son Prince Alexander who had taken the oath as King. The statement drew loud cheers as Mr. Lynch questioned government aims amid ongoing Greek constitutional issues. Paris reports note Constantine may seek refuge in Switzerland or Italy.

House of Commons London Bonar Law Constantine Prince Alexander Lynch Bonar Laweid Greece

Allies Land Troops in Greece Reported by Reuters

A Patissy dispatch cites an Athens message stating Allied forces landed in Greece at Piraeus under an agreement with Prime Minister M. Jonuart and the government. The report notes no incident and describes troop movements as coordinated with local authorities.

Greece Reerew London Reuters Patissy Athens Pirsus M.jonuart

Returned Soldier in Trouble at Booalla Court

At the Booalla Court inspector Borsum charged Jamee Neaves a returned soldier with assaulting W J Schofield at Booalla railway station on May 2. Neaves denied the offence, witnesses testified to the hit, and he faced a 20 shillings fine or three days imprisonment with costs.

Booalla J. Pennefuther Borsum Railway Department Jamee Neaves Abboteford W. J. Schofield Smith Speared Wa. E. Schofield Apresa Clifford Aldridge Sydovy Green Roy

Red Cross Benalla Branch Apayo Committee Meeting Minutes

The Red Cross Society Benalla Branch held a meeting of the apayo committee with Mrs Walker chairing. Attendees included Mrs Walthaus, Mrs Farlane, Mrs Loak, Mrs Knox, Mrs Wardrop, Mrs Namsea, and Mrs Bhoewill. an apology from Mrs Little was noted. The treasurer reported a bank balance of £201 15s 7d, outstanding cheques of £18 forthcoming, and accounts totaling £13 3s passed for payment. Donations of goods to be attached with names in future were decided. £60 to be paid to the British Red Cross from American funds, with the local branch covering balance of expenses. Several donations and beneficiaries were listed, including Mrs Wana’s afternoon to 38 12/10 Empire Days and items donated by multiple individuals. Articles donated or sent during April and May to the Central Bypath included clothing and warm garments. gifts for afternoon teas were noted for various members and friends.

R. J. Moodie Cvcil-stront Moodie Perry Sissross Benalls Court of Putty Pennefather P.M. W. J. Crossley Michael Joyce Cass Eseroet Warren Aynu Carmen Meduo Vallender Myrthes Kiasick Covusmiy Fine Bure Bos Thos, Cayey Maryborough Country Fire Brigades’ Board Wallarat City Ballarat East Knox Robt Habbie Teertse Benalla Melbourne Jeffrey Stephens Tira Ata Maeting Apayo Tbwadaly Mr. Holaki Mes M'Kennie Mra Walbors A. M'Kopzle W. Say J. ‘Taker Sloan Mies Mackenzie Miss Woodward Mies Ryan W. Shoewill Nate Jug Wana I Edwards Sanda John Mon J Mio Burneas Ledger Mirx Young Mes Claman B. Lolmot D. Print K Bobet M. Koo D. Curran M. Pearnon Wanhora Sachs D. Cura M. Robinugn G. Ledger Sear Tuch Thomson Praox M. Ryan Mra Rodgers Mite Soart Gnoooigna Stes Elshaug Cap Mesdamoe Carran Kills Sien Parvo Taco Waumwen Siorts Smathiewny Phillips Wilcox Walker Kitty Loak Stewart Sugarland Ledger Turley Young Rodgers Cassy

Returned Soldiers Club Formed in Benalla Meeting

A Wednesday night gathering at the Mechanics Institute in Benalla formed plans for a Returned Soldiers and Citizens club. Distinctive attendees included Lt Cloney, Major Kore, Sergeant Moon, and local notables who elected a provisional committee to recruit 20 members and arrange a concert to raise funds.

Mechanies’ Institute Benalla Cloney Etheridge Imperis League of Returned Soldiers Tiwan P. J. Widwards Elans Aecess Burness National Federation Kore Green Bonalla Club Ifo Nobbes Menser Talahene Club Talshene Moon Everett Indies Miss Gouray Mordimon Mathieson Shannon Mowars Mert Sanderson P. J. Edwarda Reynolds W. Say Poo. Willis Sorgt Mason Mewre J. HL. Bishang Twalte Mesdames Shannon Mathieson Conroy Sprigt Palahonu Franco Bayt

Unusual Weather Totals Bring Severe Conditions This Week

Readable text notes heavy rain and thunder with a brief earthquake impact around Borh worth Une chimney damage and fatalities. It records rainfall totals for May and June and cites seasonal patterns with mention of a long mud period and fluctuating daily weather.

Gasworks project sparks debate over improvements and delays

A report details plans and delays for a major gasworks excavation and wall construction around a reactor site. It notes contractor timelines, safety measures, and the aim to remove obstacles delaying work. Local officials express concerns over costs and schedule while inspectors emphasize meeting requirements and minimizing disruption.

Submarine Warfare Weekly Report of Arrivals and Sailed

The Admiralty states the Wook fleet total ships number 2760 with sailings 2822. Twenty two ships over 1600 tons were sunk or attacked. Twenty three were unsuccessful, six fishing boats were sunk.

London Admiralty Twenky

Roll of Honor Killed Soldiers Reported in District

A damaged notice lists several war deaths and casualties, noting Private J Cui tow and Second-Lieut. W. B. Daniel among the fallen. It cites ages and relations, including a nephew of Mrs. M’Kurnan, with multiple May dates and locations across the district.

Gil Stattin Win Kerley Mranowon Vaughin Eoldier Thie Wig Barua Yarrawongs Han Reesi Cui W. B Daniel Haylog Frynce Dankel National Bank Dackle Western Australia Sydney Tae Katene Western New South Wales Lialion Py Dugenty Shepparton Taoee

Make Cough Mixture and Save Money

A wartime column notes a home remedy ad guiding readers to prepare a cough mixture with water and sugar as per label directions. It claims a pint of mixture costs about 2d and 2s 0d postage, marketed by TRENZO and Aiuto, sold through chemists and stores for colds and sore throats.

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