Battle for Hill 60 and Exhausted British Ammunition
European War reports detail a bloody South African front with a German counter attack to recapture trenches near Hill 60. British supply of ammunition is exhausted while colonial troops are lauded as the backbone of forces. Negotiations with Germany and Italy appear at a standstill, with Count von Bülow issuing statements.
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Germany
Italy
Count von Boulow
Frome
Peil
Messager
ASU
Bulow
Varta
Austria
Car Yala
FRANCE ANG UELGIUM ALLIES PORWARI MOVEMENT
A scrambled dispatch from LONDON dated April 2 reports French and Belgian forces pressing an Allied movement with renewed shells and supplies expected daily by May 1. British ammunition shipments are said to be exhausted, while German counterattacks recapture Jas sin in German East Africa amid supply strains. An explosion at Woolwich Arsenal injures three. reports describe a heavy artillery duel and a heroic defense amid worsening conditions.
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Porwari
Anest Te
London
Jouve Hae
World War I dispatches from London Paris and Trelligeland
Wires report Allied activity in the Aegean and Gallipoli region with Turkish coast bombardment and fleet actions. British submarines observed off Trelligeland with a German counterclaim, while a French aviator bombed a Belgian coast objective and faced machine gun fire.
Chinese government notes U S treaties amid Japan talks
Pekin April 21 The Chinese government has received a note from the United States asserting that Washington will not recede from existing treaties with China. The note is believed to relate to Japanese negotiations with China for concessions.
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Chinewe ‘Goverment
United States
China
I Ds
Victoria Cross Heroes Rewarded in London Display
The Victoria Cross rewards bold acts of gallantry in World War I. Soldiers including Private Barrier of the Grenadier Guards and Lance-Corporal Fuller of the Grenadier Guards seized opportunities at Neuve Chapelle and Spanbroekmolen. Lieutenant Corl Martin of the Naval Engineers, wounded, held trenches for hours at Spanbroekmolen. Private Henry May of the Highlanders and Private Tollerton of the Cameronian Highlanders risked their lives, tending the wounded and shielding comrades under heavy fire.
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London
Peance
Flanders
Barrier
1St
Grenadier Guards
Neuve Chapelle
Gernwax
Henry May
Camistouluo Highlanders
la Montillerie
Lo Rexene
St .Cards
Tolletton
Cameronian Highlanders
Tollerton
Om Guar
Geraldton Labour Federation Meeting Hosts Delegates
The Geraldton area Labour Federation met last evening with all unions represented except the Raddera mission. A proposal noted appointing delegates for those who left the chamber, with talks about arranging a May meeting and a new organising committee. A report from General Secretary Mr McCallum discussed upcoming conferences and plans to coordinate unions, overlapping roles, and preparations for a unity conference in Perth.
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Ab.f
Hanns
Raddera
Go Informarts
Catineil
Y McCallum
Motallam
Lehe
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Male
Waller
Wilcock
Alekes
Perth
Co Oserative Store
Tradesall Building Committee
Geraldton
GAN
Cir
James Mickey
Teaver
Greenough Referendum on Proclaimed Loan Outcome
The Greenough referendum on a proposed £500 loan was held last Wednesday. The result showed three times as many votes in favor as against, with ten to thirty in the opposing column. A wandering traveler waited for a German man named Hungary, then fled after paying for his meal in New Guinea.
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Greenough
Viurhusci
Hungary
Howe
New Guinea
Yachting Notes and Rivalries Dominate Next Regatta Season
The clipping reports on yachting culture with notes of social teas, hospitality urged by Chacon, and a forecast that the next season will build on the excitement of this year. It mentions the Cambri, Pope as Commodore, and the Commonwealth Hotel silver cup, plus various trophies and boats like the Abunturn and Lorna. It highlights the desire for strong performances and community support for the Geeabdton Vaektlub.
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Pry Akins
Tay
Cambri
Commodore Pope
Dig Grew
Commonwealth Hotel
Duck Chapuran
Cutuitilla
Fn Te Phy
Snell
Forewan
Abunturn
McKay
Redent
Lorna
Isabel Gent
Iwek
Isabel Thuch Hines
Molly
Iig
Charon
Market Reports Muss Shenton and Ces Share Varied Prices
Market reports from Muss, Shenton and Ces note weaker demand and abundant supplies in staple commodities. Prices fluctuated as buyers faced a surplus of sheep, pigs, and grains amid uncertain weather, with cattle and lamb yards showing mixed demand and some items at higher values early and retreating later.
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Ces
SUE
Cmntry
Briese
Wales
Bern
Fata
Gollora
Seule
Aist
Murchixan
Hotea
Taub for Cindi at Bindi District Approval Granted
In the Northampton district, approval was obtained for a mining facility, with plans to proceed under the sanctioned permit. The project aims to start construction soon, pending final safety reviews and environmental clearances. The move reflects local government endorsement and company commitment to begin work.
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Taub
Bindi
Northampton
Geraldton Football Association adjourned meeting held at Victoria Street
The Geraldton Football Association adjourned meeting convened Wednesday at Victoria Street. President PM Stegelate presided before full delegation, grants issued to W McGuvnay and KF Cooper. Elections named Stegealt as President, Mid US pinvew as Treasurer, and O Pind as Secretary. Subcommittees set gatekeeper appointment and central Minpine appeals funding.
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Victoria Stotel
Stegealt
McGuvnay
KF. Cooper
Samioch Troy
Ollerrs
Trewident
Stekml
Mid US
Tt Way
Ual
Wink Alan
Mate Kr
Uwe
Barker
Unclear text on team rosters and meeting notes
Fragmentary notes mention players, coaches, and upcoming matches with scattered names and terms. It references Geraldton, parties like McGilvray and Witte, and junior association talks. The legible portions depict rosters, eligible players, and tentative meeting arrangements amid distorted OCR.
British Association Council Meeting Reports Player Shortages
The British Hoathalt Association council met Wednesday night with enthusiasts and supporters present. Delegates noted depleted player titles and plans to recruit from the Expeditionary Bares, electing officers led by Me BG Farvington as President and Mes O Acott as Secretary and Treasurer. A general inquiry was set for the next Council meeting to discuss player shortages, selection, and prospects for recruitment. A scratel gun is planned at Queen's Park Saturday afternoon for intending players.
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Rcmeeting
Council of
Frank Grohuis
Farvington
Acott Tan
Sprectary
Treasier
Wats
Las Commie Ealily
Queen's Park
Agriculture lectures for farmers in Perth June to October
The Department of Agriculture Perth runs a youth course of instruction for farmers from June 7 to July 2 and September to October 8 at the University Building. Lectures and practical demonstrations cover Cultivation and Cropping Agricultural Botany Geography and Geology Agricultural Chemistry and related topics. No fees. one may attend by notifying the Registrar.
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Department of Agriculture
Perth
Beith
Paterson
Dakingraphy
Westhough
Russ
Weston
J. Hy Mooly
Sutton
Bat. Wsent
Yalgoo Meeting a Successful Evening and Race Day
The Yalgoo Tuesday meeting was financially successful with high drink and betting turnover. Attendance was strong, races ran smoothly, with close finishes in many events including the Yalgoo Woascheap. The ball in the evening drew a large crowd, and officers and staff carried out duties satisfactorily despite damaged weather reports.
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Mugars Huddy
Fay
Tee
Marshall
Martin
Oliver
Rodan
J. Hogan
EJ. McKenns
Chelotic
Indien Moers
Cobb and Ceo
J. Rowe
Express
Nasty
Joby
Payne's
T. Pidgeon
Three Springs Dispatch Mixed With Local Notes
Our Correspondent reports on Three Springs Murawa and nearby lines as trains face frequent punctures and erratic supply orders. Readers hear a running commentary on tracks, a government drill, machinery, local crews, and a brief fire brigade response at a ball with quick action limiting damage.
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Char- Li
Romo
Claikie
Billys McDonald’s
Elias
Homer
Sky Ain
Geraldton
Min
Wbte
The
Angels Hovne
Killarney
Three Springs
Williams’ Pink Pills for Dyspepsia Relief
A damaged 19th century advertisement touts Williams’ Pink Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. It claims improved digestion, blood and nerve health, and general well being, urging readers to obtain the pills from chemists or druggists to aid digestion.
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Lawes
Willigas
Bain
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