Threatened British Coal Miners Strike and War Front Updates
A grim outlook reports threats of a coal miners strike in Britain as 120,000 men idle in South Wales. Simultaneously the warfronts show intense actions with German pressure on the Western Front, and British Fleet life lines at Stoke. Reports claim 22,600 Russian prisoners and Italian advances, while Turkish and Bulgarian fronts note talks with the Young Turks breaking off. A casualty list from the Dardanelles lists 52nd, and weather considerations are awaited for future offensives. West Australians are mentioned among the affected regions.
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Stoke
South Wales
War News From Front Lines and Air Raids
Latest war cables report threatened strikes by Wictish coal miners and political posturing over supply impact. Bombardments east of Dunkirk continue with failed trench withdrawals, while Zeppelins head toward Britain pending favorable weather. German aircraft and submarine production centers are described as expanding operations in Constantine, Stensa Bay, and Chieti.
Decisive engagement claimed on the Wisluka front
The Russians report a decisive engagement on the Wisluka front with 22,010 prisoners taken last week. Petrograd notes the second line of defense held, while Paris reports Turkish Bulgarian talks broken after German gains. London says a government note credit will be sought. Coal mine strike affects 130,700 Welsh miners under the Munitions Act.
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Petrograd
Wisluka
Italian Front Battles Rage On Esonzo Banks
Italian forces on the left bank of the Esonzo have been in contact with the enemy since Tuesday. An advance between Wasi and Gorinia is reported, while Frovereto sees escalating clashes. Italian air squadron raided an encampment near Guttzin dropping 1000 bombs. all aircraft returned safely.
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Cheney
Dary
Esonzo
Wasi Nd Gorinia ix
Frovereto
Aqtadron
Guttzin
Brepiste Coal Stern Sees Critical Aeratis Stills
London reports the Board of Trade chief Runciman meeting leaders amid a mining stoppage row. Ashton of the Breakin Miner Federation says government will settle the dispute, work to resume next week, and a card vote was demanded after a Cardiff conference split 418 to 0 against the council’s return-to-work recommendation. South Wales Federation executives clash over stoppage stance. Standop warns against endorsing any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Brekink Miner’ Federation
South Wales Federation
Beurn
Standop
Abe
Battles Continue Near Prannysz Despite Fortified Russian Defense
Reports claim ongoing clashes in the Prannysz area with continued Russian resistance. Allied forces report some territorial gains while facing strong Russian fortifications and counterattacks.
British ships shell Gaba Tepe after bombardment
Avens reports that on Saturday a British battleship with four destroyers bombarded Gaba Tepe, firing 250 shells and achieving considerable success. The item notes the assault occurred on July 13 near Avens, detailing the naval action and its claimed effectiveness.
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Avens
Gaba Tepe
The Roll of Honor West Australiams Perth July 15
The latest casualty list lists Sick and Wounded including Bugler J A McCoy and Private F E Hawnett with reported wounds and other soldiers such as Signaller W J Mouton Private W C Young and Private R C Merrick. It notes a Turkish War Information Bureau in Constantinople and the American Ambassador guiding information to authorities.
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Perth
J. A. McCoy
Neurasthenia
Constantinople
Letters from the Dardanelles Honoring Brave Soldiers
War correspondence from Gallipoli describes Dunlop and Francis writing home about comradeship and sacrifice. It recalls Chum Dunlop killed at May 27 after leading from a trench and details Australian troops advancing, casualties, and a friend’s death. Messages also note Martin Duples, son of W J Duples, joining colors and embarking for Melbourne.
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Tlthough
Meg White
Fitzgerald-street
Dardanelles
Arthur
Fremantle
Geraldon Railwas
Ginger) Dunlop
geoMinene Wentner
Fire Uris Parle
Gallipoli
Tune
Whittle
Chun
Gle
Chum
Golos
W.A
Turkey
Jackie Turk
Chung
Clarke
Edgar Francis
Shipping Note Thess Charet Arrives at Geraldton from Singapore
Dalgety and Co ship Thess. Charet arrived at Geraldton from Singapore via ports at 9 this morning. After discharging 70 tons of general cargo and boarding passengers Mr and Mrs Wilkinson and family, she continued her voyage.
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Thess. Charet
Dalgety and Co
Geraldton
Singapore
Municipal Mems Report On Electric Light Plant Delay
The electric light department manager reported to the council that finish of the station extensions is delayed due to setting issues and a shipment shortfall. He expects completion by July if the deliveries arrive as planned, while discussions to cut consumer power costs proceed with the gas works manager’s report on plant improvements and further expansion.
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Electric Light Department
Carrie
Sinpert
Currie
Council
Westnessay
Benoit Frye
Heston
Electric Wiens
Davatlines
Pee Vietsy
Connect
Thay Hall
Red Cross Entertainment
Hoyas
We Must Repeat Evening Story Of Pain And Cure
A narrative ad describes suffering from backache and kidney issues. It claims relief from Ty Tirekache Whines Pills, with testimonials of improved energy after taking the medicine. The text cites a store and price details, urging purchase via Kuster McClellan Co. at 9 Murray Street, West Wut.
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Hase
Aad
Hilti
Srmadon
Geeathon
Bishan
Lins Korey
Noau
Che Hasse
Kielce
Stinttel
Salir Kitnees
Sia
Pelee
Kuster McClellan
Jls Murray Street
Werth
Ian
Marist Report from Midland districts notes strong sheep trade
The Marist report describes solid activity in the Midland districts with high attendance and steady demand. Prices for prime sheep and lambs are listed by grade, with some quality variations noted and several lots shipped from the Great Southern.
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Port Timbe
Prine Vitrelison
Kool
Great Southern
Notable Events in Western Australia History
A fragmented OCR record recounts historical happenings in Western Australia, including government deliberations on mineral resources, harbor plans, and past maritime disasters. It references figures, places, and dates such as Geraldton, Fremantle, Sir George Shenton, and a stormy sea incident with ships named and tied to past governance and regional development.
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Marek
Geraldten
Fremantle
Hunbues
George Shenton
Hleney O'Grule
Geraldton
A. Vesnet
Fragmentary OCR Item Mentions Prices And Pairs
An unreadable OCR fragment references prices and items with scattered terms like boats and bits. The garbled text lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item or outcome. The readable portions provide little actionable information for a full summary.
Municipal Council Proceedings In Dense Ledger
The document reports a string of municipal council notes and decisions with references to appointments, public works, and financial matters. It mentions the disposal of the Worse or The West advance, the town clerk’s duties, and various names such as VIER, Wat, and Calder. It notes a sanitary expense and a statement about pay for trade services, with emphasis on detailing the proceedings and outcomes.
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Deserystunn
Prion
Ye Harses
Valen
Harvey
P Bartley
Haniel
Punch Motors
Tre
Huthee
Ebler
Shontar
Tr Watts
Julian Harned
Carrie Vetter
Pieretar
Heiman
Leaner Street
Mahymet
Fragmented OCR Conveyed Education Board Dialogue
A garbled report discusses a Works Committee and contractor talks about a project, with references to a clerk named John and a chairperson, indicating delays or decisions on construction progress and official oversight. Names and places are obscured by the OCR.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear health and wealth lines
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health and wealth themes and several unclear names. The text is partially unreadable, with nonsensical phrases and stray quotes, yielding no coherent event or person.
Street Fruit Stalls Debate at City Council Meeting
At Wednesday night’s council session a motion to prohibit fruit stalls on streets was defeated after debate on licensing, petitions, and street display rules. District Traders Association urged support for stalls while some residents objected citing obstruction and price concerns. The chair referred the matter to further consideration as councilors weighed license terms and potential rent controls.
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Cry McCantan
Deatt
District Traders’ Association
Alwy
Uwe
McCuuran
Hatal
Shieh
Iit
Lotab
Geome TV
Perth
Peathy
Wyck
Phe Ameren Bs
AAV
Plauen
Keniirek
Gardner
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Poland
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Young Turks
Day
Wictiss
el Wean
Meet
the Western Front
Dunkirk
Paris
MiddleKirke
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Arras
Gerass Y
Copenhagen
Britain
Rire
Constantine
Stensa Hay
Mulgaria
Chieti
Beoken
London
Tilly
House of Commons
Lo Buss
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Posttius
Hoard of Trade
Runciman
Lamon
Russia
Camiat
Han
Jilly
Merlin “Equiuiaique
Prannysz
The
Roll of Honor
the Dardanelles
W. Dunlop
D. Smi
Mes. Goodwin
Lewin
Martin Eulward Duples
Colors
Melbourne
Ulyrd
Martin Duples
W. J. Duples
Erin
Marist Report
Midland GP
Netion
Crem
Gyallton —Sansthutls Ay Lighthaws
Champion Bas
Champien Bay
Hostead
Kishan
Mirket Vopr
Boans’ Emporium
BOANS
Soan Bros
Universal
Wellington
Murray Streets
Chas. Hormann
Tilk
Sali BE
Crautieny de Weikgesttie Geen
Tuba Bude Mars Ieeeer
Drs. Tass
Colsitlivks Ganthee Hedy
Stine
Martbett
Heports
Angiers
Angier
Son
Talbot Street
Whitchurch
Salop
Barrack Street
Saney
Wes
Anasane
de Partind
Moulay-shert
Roel
Vonutitter
Vine
Weaend
Twitter Lavmiter
Works Committee
Wioener Cumputge
Jhonile
Max Whit Hiece
Jonly
Ullin
Ee Allan
Lava Mt
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