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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
4
A dense report covers Irish or Australian racing figures marked by names like Jack Lynes and Paddy Hannan, plus references to Joe Carter and Josemy Carter. The item traces entries and outcomes across events and meetings, with mentions of Grand National Steeplechase and Lancashire Steeplechase as well as various horses, riders, and venues, reflecting a panoramic snapshot of the sport and its personalities.
A Paris report states that a resolution in the French Parliament calls for censorship to aid military operations. It urges the government to furnish information fully and to suppress critical discontent. M. Veranne declined the post, citing objections to suppressing truth.
The Morning Post reports Lord Charles Brees ford's protest against sending battle submarines. The piece questions why such a submarine program should proceed and contends the decision warrants closer examination. It argues the affair reveals broader issues in naval disaster planning and parliamentary oversight.
A Paris correspondent reports German forces in Lille are building cemented works and mounting field guns on key points. They staged four parades to overawe the Allied lines as they fortified approaches.
British forces engaged German defenders in a two hour clash near La feat. After intense bombardment, British troops charged with bayonets, breaking trenches and taking more than part of the position. The assault followed artillery fire that softened the defenses. The victory left British control in the area with several gains.
Fragmented report describes Russian movements along the lower Vienna region with German cavalry actions and riverfront engagements. It notes river lines, frontline positions, and a temporary comet-like carpathian alignment affecting battalion movements and river defenses.
War report states that frontline progress in Poland west of the Vistula continues with a Russian position north east of the River Bank captured. About 500 Russian prisoners were taken and three stubborn attacks were repulsed with heavy losses on the enemy side.
U V Croft reveals plans to take over a famous house on the estate line. He intends to conduct a thorough up-to-date sale process and bring the property to market.
Paris dispatch describes a northeast clash near Soissons with French forces withdrawing south of the line after hard fighting. Germans launched a heavy counterattack as Missy and Crowy positions held, with French troops resisting, suffering losses and prisoners but repelling reinforcements across pontoon bridges and river crossings.
Contested tensions between Gray Alain and the United States unfold as government measures threaten six kilowarh Gxes and detention of shits while awaiting a reply. Washington formally welcomes Sir Edward Uveys note and signals cautious toward improving capital relations and trade terms.
The narrative recounts the French Chamber of Bonwtivs urging unity and nobility as war tensions rise. Prominent figures including Dubast, president of the Senate, address members of the Be vod Chamber, stressing a strong, beautiful future.
A brief notice reports a complex arrangement involving Rath and Co, a riot incident, and compensation concerns. It mentions representatives, personnel terms, and branches including Aber and Accident Insurance. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a contractual application term.
Parcels delivery noted after a train meeting. general produce and merchant items including wool hides and sinew bought. Telephone 159.
In a formal notice, Jack Powley bess announces that Mr Jack Robb will oversee the above statutes and duties. The public is assured of thorough attention and confident service in all affairs and functions described, with experienced oversight and reliable conduct.
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