French and German Front Battles Intensify Across Oise Sector
June reports describe renewed German offensives between the Oise and Aisne with attacks north of Mont de Choesy and near the forest of Villers Cotterets. French and British forces counterattacked to recapture Faverchen, holding gains north of the Marne, while Haig's raid west of Merville yields prisoners. Despatches note German fleet gathering off Heligoland and heavy, costly combat around Pernant and Pompeile Fort east of Rheims with notable tank losses and heroism by French gunners.
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Paris
Jane
Foch
Oise
Quraq
Alene
Mont de Choesy
Olne
Aime
Moulin
Sous Tourent
Villers Cotterets
Lomen
Faverchen
Outeg
Marne
Vile
Tardenois
Champlat
Lenidom
Morning Post
Pompeile
Rheims
Anl
Perwon
Pont
Pelle
Women as Aviators Proclaimed by British Minister
London reports June 4 that Mr Roberts, the Minister for Labor, announced at a demonstration that women will become aviators noting they make good flyers. The note mentions Woods' Great Peppermint Cure but is unrelated to the aviation remark.
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London
Roberts
Labor
SheMeld
Geraldton Trench Comforts Committee
Red Cross
Perseus
James
Geralton
Geraldton
Paris
Trained Siamese Troops Join the Allies
New York dispatch reports a contingent of Siamese troops has joined the Allies. The force is described as trained testing men but details on their number and location remain undisclosed.
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New York
Rivalry in American shipbuilding sparks wagers
In Sam Francisco on June 4 a steel freighter began launching at a new Profite yard, the first of its kind, while rival shipyards in the Pacific competition boasted speed and large orders. Workers at both yards traded bets on production pace and outcomes.
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Sam Francisco
Pacific Yard
Australian Telegr ams on Vessels Funding and Petition to Prime Minister
Perth reports Attorney General B T Robinson heads East to seal Federal talks on building six wooden vessels. Subscriptions lag by 3750 pounds from a 37000 target as Minister Jen moves to secure full funding. Melbourne notes National Council of Women meets acting Prime Minister Watt and presents a petition with about 50000 signatures urging anti-hoisting regulation. Tasmania submission mirrors this effort.
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Perth
B. T. Robinson
Toviey
East
Jen
Melbourne
National Council of Women
Mr Watt
Tasmania
PITHY PIECES FROM PARLIAMENT
A fragment from parliamentary debate features remarks by Mr Mahony Mr Tudor Mr Bamford Mr West Mr Brennan and others. The talk touches loyalty hypocrisy and the War Precautions Regulations with critiques of Labor figures and references to Australia’s political position and wartime policy.
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Mr Mahony
Australie
Rome
Fascinating Stories of Great Men and Dream Warnings
A fragmented account describes dreams warning great men of fate and danger. Paris visions of hearse rides precede sudden losses or mislaid cheques, tied to authors like Mrs Radcliffe and Stevenson. The text hints at Du Boisish double minds and the strange interplay of dreams and reality in literary inspiration.
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Paris
Mrs. Radete
Usolpho
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Market reports on wool prices and local race meeting notes
Market reports cover Dalgety and Co. sheep sale figures by wool type and quality with prices in old currency, plus a lengthy critique of wartime fundraising by Geraldton committees and local recruitment. It also records a King’s Hall dance fund-raiser, officials, and race results from a birthday handicap event with names of stewards and staff.
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King’s Hall
Wndy
Mc Stout
Ars Holmes
FL J. Sims
H. Snowdoo
HK Drage
VM Jy
Correspondence to the Editor on Journalistic Beinetts
A letter to the Editor from a reader defends a colleague against criticism, arguing misinterpretation of terms and defending statements about the Mantred races and the Murchison aquat tore. The writer references May 1018 and disputes use of terms like dia tribe and contiged disputation.
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Etighietts
Journalian
Editer
Ath
Falitor
Murchison
Worthampton Jockey Club Birthday Meeting Draws Crowd
Worthampton Jockey Club notes a fairly well attended birthday meeting with holidaymakers arriving by train. Officials conducted the day well while Mrs Berringer and assistants received praise for their role in a charity event supporting Northampton Disabled Returned Soldiers Fund.
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Mus
Northampton
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Hutchinson
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