AX Submarines Exploits and Local Notices
The Admiralty reports the submarine Est conducted aggressive actions in the Sea of Marmora against Turkish shipping including sinking a Turkish eboat near the wharf on entry, a transport on April 9, a gunboat on May 4, nine troops aboard a late jeam-port on May 10, and forcing a small steamer aground on May 13. Money was found in Queen's Park on Empire Day. Sale of Tobacconist’s Business details the sale terms to J. Kidd as trustee, for H. Richey’s purchase of lease, stock, and plant. In Pullin Court, eight jurors faced fines of 24 and 5 were levied for unspecified offenses.
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Admiralty
Sea of
Marmo- Ma
Forum
Day Labor Controversy Letter to the Editor
Correspondence from Di J McGauran of Teraldton urges the East Ward councillor to access books and documents in the Municipal Council office to substantiate claims on the day labor question. He asks for quotes and particular figures to justify the councillor’s stance before the next issue.
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Aghireg
Particulaca
di J
McGauran
Teraldton
Wats
Aining
Noveber Las Iies
When London Sleeps at King's Theatre Saturday Night
The Chan Darrell melodrama This famous stage production is billed as one of the greatest in the era. A sensational plot and realistic cinema portrayal accompany a chorus from the famed song While Landon sleeps and all the Tames are gleaming. Patrons are advised to reverse their seats.
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Chan Darrell
King’s Theatre
Landon
Lomlan
Varios
Bastarionus
Nero
Keone
Hawibean
Apostles of
Gloom
Knights of the Sorrow
Seth
Mere
Etter
Ageane
Hfundtertass
Farewell Party for Mins Taunt at Irwin School
Irwin School residents and Vardarino celebrate a farewell for teacher Mins Taunt who plans to leave for Kal goorlie. Guests express regret, present a parting gift, and enjoy supper and dancing into the morning. Proceeds include songs, recitations, and a group sendoff with “God Save the King.” The note also mentions Rotterdam war news on German trench work and German retreat choices in Galicia.
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Irwin
Vardarino
Mins Taunt
Kalgoorlie
F. Brawl
Paunt
Miley Daunt
Trinroad
Brand
Mia
F. Broad
Abe
S. Broad
God Save the Ring
Europe in War Report Promises Big Engagement Hourly
Europe reports strict censorship as forces on the West Front and Dardanelles intensify. British forces claim a brilliant victory amid a 13 day battle while the peninsula burns and Russians show progress. Germans are weakening as Allies push forward.
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West Front
British Political Crisis Attacks on Lord Kitchener
The Daily Mail and Daily News publish attacks on Lord Kitchener accusing him of errors in artillery shell selection for the army in France. The pieces say his shell choices killed thousands, critique recruitment ads, and question his record in South Africa, India, and Egypt.
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Paath
Daily News
London
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
France
Kichener
South Africa
India
Egypt
British cabinet to be announced amid war councils
London reports anxious anticipation of a new British cabinet, with Ry Mackenna likely to stay in office and Admiral Fisher reportedly relinquishing his post to focus on the Dardanelles campaign. The Daily News notes Fisher signed key documents and the War Council weighed his approval of the expedition.
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London
Lee
Ry Mackenna
Admiral Fisher
Daily News
Lord Fisher
Dardanelles
War Council
Mein Fern
Petrograd
Kaiser
Lasoslav
Wand
von [Indenders
Ilu
von Mackensen
von Inimich
Hayr
Germany
Pilitza
British tennis star Wilding buried alive claim surfaces
A London report states a British petty officer claims A Wilding, the tennis player, was buried alive in a dugout by shell fire. The allegation references Wilding’s Irish terrier found whining over the grave, prompting later disclosure of the New Zealander’s billy. Inflamatory pamphlets circulate in Sweden urging war against Russia.
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London
Way
A. Wilding
Shell
Fred
Jack
Johmson Wilding
Billy
Colonel Weslie Leads Charge Before He Falls in Battle
Charges of the troops from the shore to the trenches see numbers fall, officers foremost. Colonel Weslie requested permission to assist and, when granted, led the Australians ashore guiding men to follow him. Inspired, they pressed forward through fireswept, slippery terrain and repelled enemy advances. Colonel Wylie was killed, yet his action secured a tenuous Turkish harassment end as the Australians pressed on.
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Weslie
Wition Minti
Wylie
British Cabinet Portfolios In Lively Postwar Shuffle
The May 27 dispatch from Bondon lists a crowded postwar British cabinet lineup. Key roles assign Prime Minister to Asquith, with Lord Chancellor Sir Stanley Owen Muckmaster and Lord President Crewe Mar iquin among senior posts.
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Bondon
Prine Mibinter
Asquitt
Stanley Owen Muckmaster
Cornell Mar Iquin
Crewe
Real
Uuezn Chanselor
Calo
Docks of Lancaster
Winston Churchill
Sreretane
Trelinih
the Duight
Han A. Hirtell
Scotland
Thos WeKingon Weed
Aerigalture
Selbourne Hirst
Kion Lewis Marovort
Waiteadon
Menderson
Mommey
Balwart
Carnio
Twenty second Casualty List and political notes
The article lists military casualties with ranks and names including Private Linder and Private 7 Beat, among many others, noting wounded statuses and unit details. It also mentions imminent appointments in London and discussions on forming a coalition government led by Lloyd George with Asquith and Lloyd George’s aides.
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West Apstials Prt
Tillows
West Wastaltans Noathes
Linder
Beat
Sherbor
Wilkinson
Warneck
Kiltuncer
Hoston
Mangeratsty
Wi Sndgen
Bies
Prive
Kerres
Ferguson
R Vigtdl
Itv Mune
Lawson
Tuquxden
Murty
Hoberts
D, Stuart
Spark
Mugler
J. F Rudd
AP OV Edmonds
N. Mawnigan
W. Bewick
Punhai
1 Gibbon
W. T. Afiick
EN Barnett
P.V. tHrern
Wat Crompton
J. Howatil
W. Kaye
S. Medtrath
Foparker
Empire Day Celebrations Spark Prolonged Manila Festivities
Empire Day events continued through the afternoon in Manila with a program of activities for many children. A prize bag of fruit and sweets was given to numerous youngsters at the King’s Theatre, while speeches by Mr. Hematin and Mr. Pleat voiced support for unity and homefront resilience amid global conflict. The sprawling narration reflects wartime morale, highlighting patriotism, civic pride, and community celebration as nations rally around the Allied cause.
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Manilas
Ain
Empire
Qabward Peaermabir
Atul Victoria the Hind
Neto
Inal Wellton
Ander
Dare Hayellirs
Plesaore
Thanneti
Plage
Jose
S40
Kherjeer
Angie
St Ting
Boyne
Vustrdie
Bnesolt
Geraldton
Felicia
Prolonged Protests Across Varios Newspapers
Protestations spread through Varios papers as critics denounce wartime relaxations and temperance campaigns. The writer laments the wartime mood, condemns social gatherings, and argues for moral restraint while warning against patronising sentiment and national discontent.
Wanted Known in Wombat Near Misses and Political Gab
Fragmentary notes describe the Getalilion Prey Brigade resisting revolts as emer Var Fireman Sheldon Teleties and others face inquiries. Mentions of sports talk mix with local groups, hints of May environmental issues, and age 21 voting eligibility amid scattered names and places.
Fragmented column musing on global politics and society
A highly garbled column fragment discusses world population, governance, and social issues. It references Whitby Falls, colonial retreats, and generic remarks on reform, labor, and state enterprise with unclear attributions and several distorted names. The readable text yields few concrete facts or clear entities.
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Om Empire
Queen’ Park
G. A. Kempton
Tobacconiat
J. C. Kidd
A. J. Davies
Marine
Terrace
Mins H. Richey
Businews
Pullin Court
A. C
Tie “Daily Mail
Rotterdam
Lille
Galiciia
Wruges
Ghent
Cate
Bonningtons
Italy
Peninsula
Russia
Day
Daily Mail
the War Council Ments
Atrict
Holly
Rome
Wreowghout Thaly
Pepepers
Wat
Nstrian
Staluin
Adige
Wathe Talians
Urillanst
AMM
Paris
White
Lurette
Dardaselles
Tim
Athens
Mai
Mnet
Berg
Pate
Dow
Sweden
Copenhagen
Finland
Thursia
Geneva
Waytotenlticiatl
Ot Heers
Marne
Wylltes Herol Lead
Gaba ‘Tepe
British Politics
Alty
Bevis Poulriean Brats
Churchitlles Posueton
Hondon
Winaton
Wiral
Churchill
Asquith
Liaydurge
Lok Fisher
Salualeats
Lansdiis
Jautice
Princialdy
Marie Sor Hahward
Carson
Hese
John Simon
Hove of Commons
Great Britain
EdWard Grey
Berna
Austeitia
Mistratia
Hibernia
Poten
Gernaus
Kents
Heme
Wiel
Ehewise
Dari
Chris Vins
Suniay
Perth
Vnstien
Wis Row
Iran
Diherald
Wombat
Getalilion Prey Brigade
Emer
Sheldon
Firesneas Cooper
McGilfray
Cont
Pinion
Fionn Co Adams
Whitby Falls
UTR
Thik Colwnn
Tin Globe
Vack Rowe
Tate
A.J. Davies
A. Clemente Eon
Tobaccu
King's Theatre
Wen O'Neil
Wigs
Chapman
4090
Dainty Tech
Holzman ‘Bros
Freeman
Figabe
W. H. Mgneece
Gerwish Fon Mathe
Klean
Eleanor Street
Meilhcomlor Fartha
GEO. P Wankis Scarfe & CO
Taree
Mrewas Seaver
Perri
Ceper
Elke Brooke
Woods
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