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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1915
Page
3
Reports describe the fall of Przemysl after brutal fighting with Russian defenders and German assaults. Zeppelin raids caused light property damage while eight people were slightly injured and defenses, including aeroplanes, faced mist and difficult conditions.
General Kusnack, governor of the Istrian garrison at Pree mont, addressed troops on Thursday amid Russian occupation. He urged rapid action to pierce enemy lines, while rationing five days of provisions and equipping worn clothing and boots. A force of 20 000 was planned to wake the Sortin, but several units declined the excursion. only the 23rd Honved division and parts of Landwehr engaged, facing Verdittiain and Noteseeve infantry with limited success.
London dispatch reports Russia’s wide scale victory near Pekin with captured prisoners and a garrison, claiming strong German hesitance and renewed Russian firepower. The interview suggests munitions and supplies remain crucial as a broader conflict unfolds.
The commander notes German morale deteriorating due to failed lightning victory plans and protracted war, while Allies gain steam. He adds that supplies are tighter for Germany, the damp winter sours British spirits, but French troops remain in good condition and well supplied.
Yesterday's dispatch from Paris dated March 22 reports German shelling severely damaged Soissons Cathedral. The German unit Reichaeders kopp and Little Reichaederskopp are mentioned. the recovery of the latter is achieved, while efforts to recover the former continue in the ongoing battle.
The Rone correspondent of St Matin reports a decree calling the first line officers on half pay to colors. The move is seen as significant because most officers hail from the public administration, and its disruption would be unlikely without serious reason.
Rome reports German and Austrian consuls advise their nationals to depart Italy at once. Police monitor many new arrivals from Austria and Germany amid strong suspicion that the sisters are military spies.
Telegraph from Telocenens reports a proclamation urging rally to the emperor Francis Joseph. Mass mobilization in progress as hundreds of German-armed men are summoned and preparations advance at the camp. French sources note early campaign setbacks and a shift to strategic retirement, signaling an imminent French offensive.
March reports from Petrograd and Pree describe Russian advances and heavy casualties. Prisoners recount exhausted supply lines, while celebrations erupt in the capital over the capitulation. Frontline gains include Krassitelime and broader western fortifications. News from Grind Hike Nicholas confirms military leadership. A separate notice highlights the Gerald tom Northampton districts selling goods, and a Tipperary prize promotion opens with Melbourne and Sydney markets referenced.
Messrs Te Mate and Cor will hold a sale on the premises Santa Ford Street opposite Queens Park Saturday March 4th. Furniture may be viewed on the day of sale at 10 am.
A large Perth gathering aligned with liquor licensing reform, with about 341,000 attendees, urging government enforcement and emergency licensing changes to extend closing hours. Opponents present but in minority while speakers stressed hours from four to ten as the aim.
Melbourne March 24 The censor appeals to the High Court in the Daily News case were decided without requiring the respondent to answer. The court rescinded leave to appeal and awarded costs to the Daily News.
A state official explains the Early Closing Act and outlines the upcoming poll to decide whether a Saturday holiday will continue. The executive committee will set the date for voting on April 17, with electors within the Geral Lou municipality and related districts listed. If a majority votes yes, the holiday remains. if no, existing provisions may be adjusted.
A letter from ANGLO-RWISS CAN discusses supplying sweetened condensed milk to patriotic societies aiding relief efforts for Helgimn. Terms include delivery at 0s per case, 3d per tin equivalent, and remittance by mail to recognised patriotic societies, with restrictions on individual subscriptions and required attribution of society origin.
A chaotic scene at a rural gathering along the Milind Thi Ube ended with a horse bolting and a crowd reacting as bystanders describe a Wild St Patrick’s Day incident. The horse reared and bolted injuring none while the onlookers asserted the animal’s behavior was caused by a good job and a claim of welching was dismissed.
A garbled OCR fragment references public health concerns on streets epidemics and authorities taking measures. Mentions pricing of coal and coke industry links to East, Geraldton, and Victoria, with scattered phrases about civil service reforms and volunteer service.
A dense, OCR like summary of a Victoria District Turf Club meet listing multiple horses, weights, handicaps, and race details. It names numerous horses, jockeys, and events across a long card with fractions, distances, and placings, including possible favorite picks and betting notes. The fragmentary text reads like a program dump with many errors but preserves event names and participant identifiers.
A large turnout discussed restricting hotel hours amid wartime distress. Rev A Craven supported the move noting unity among churches, while speakers argued clubs vs hotels and the need to conserve resources. The resolution, with an addendum, urged government action to limit hours between 1 am and 11 pm.
Mingenew marked St Patrick’s Day week with an excursion by The Trans Band to Thine Springs. The band and patrons enjoyed platform selections, breakfast invitations, and social fellowship. Community support funded the expensive tent and transport, with praise for the venue’s hospitality and musical offerings.
The text blends opinions on public figures and social topics in Geraldton, noting attitudes of police magistrates and a liberal press figure. It references Davies, Walton, and Walker, plus a barmaid dismissal and critiques of pay and cost of living. The piece surveys public discourse and local figures amid a storm season.
The readable text discusses patient population and expectations for decent meals and fair seasons. It mentions a need to meet patient needs and keep up with proper care amid unclear context. The fragment hints at timing and openness to improve nourishment and service.
A dubious promotional item touts Down’s Backache Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for backache and kidney pains. It includes testimonial snippets, a price list, and an offer to post the remedy to readers, urging purchases through chemists and storekeepers.
A fragmented account discusses the 181 championship in early form with the Groper winning and references to Dorothy's skipper. It notes debates over eligibility and start rules at a forthcoming special meeting, with weather hinting at favorable conditions for upcoming events and opinions on participant performance.
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