Violent Front Action and High Commands Confident
War dispatches describe a violent battle near Se region and sustained fighting around Rheims. British troops fall back toward the Many Canal as German assaults on Festubert and in the Sols plateau are repelled. French Premier narrowly escaped during a front visit while French High Command remains confident in halting the German advance. an American destroyer reportedly captured 17 German submariners after torpedoing the Innisarra.
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Foch
Moyeth
Vicent
Diareter
Solus
Solsaona
Fetleu Sept
Monts Abbreis
Hackse
Centir
Louperigne
Fete En Tardenois
Baingny
Tilor
Rheims
Festover
Rheins
M. Tremencrat
the Trent
Alternate Proposals for Australian Wheat Shipment
Washington May 20 The Government is considering proposals by Australia for shipping its surplus wheat. Prospects look good but weather may hurt. Australian ships will be moved to support shipments, with a plan to use faster ships for protection against submarines and slower ships routed to Pacific and Atlantic. Some treaties are wary of the scheme though the American government has not stated its position.
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Australia
Rene
Simon
Atric
Shine
Tron
Japan
America
Auetralia
Troyldea
Pacific
Atlantic
Stow Shipe
Te Iy
French and British hold line at Soissons and Festubert
London reports strong French resistance halting repeated German assaults from Festubert to Soissons. French divisions, outnumbered six to one, smash attacks with untiring tenacity, while artillery inflicts heavy losses. British note steadiness near Morris and Pont Arey as Paris dispatches describe ongoing battle actions and counterattacks.
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Lanaon
Paris
Out Arey
Pont Arey
St March
Lont
Enemy Aerial Operations Reported Over Paris Front
London May report says enemy aerial actions were checked behind the front. Bombs fell on Paris outskirts. suburbs and a nearby route reportedly hit by batteries. Several aircraft were directed to Paris but none succeeded in major strikes. Casualty figures not given in the conveyed text.
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PANIS
London
Parle
Paris
German Press Reviews the Situation at Verily Beachhead
A May 30 Amsterdam bulletin notes German papers warn against continuing offensives, urging patience as Allied resistance grows stronger. Reports from Verily say Allied countermeasures intensify while German artillery and transports face mounting difficulties and officials fear a need for reserves.
WA ship-building scheme hits subscription milestone
Telegrams report £118,000 subscribed toward capital for Western Australia ship-building, aiming to secure a loan or grant to lodge with the Commonwealth Government. The effort seeks to enable construction of ships in the state, with £44,400 already subscribed by May 1.
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Western Australia
Repairs to during last few years in Parliament
In the Legislative Council Hon J Hickey asked the Colonial Secretary about total cost to the Hallway Department for work on Mullawa Meckatharra railway line over five years and if the Rail War Department plans further permanent way alterations to prevent storm-water damage. Hon H P Colebatch answered £11,000 and that next financial year planned to lower the line to let water run over rather than wash banks away if funds are available.
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Legislative Council of
Ther
J. Hickey
Colonial Secretary
H. P. Colebatch
Birthday Cup Acceptances for One Mile Race
The following are the acceptances for the Birthday Cup at the AR C meeting. The one mile race will be run on the second day, Monday next, June 2.
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A.R.C
Yalgoo Prospector's Death In Shaft Inquiry Reaches Verdict
An inquest at Yalgoo into prospector Alfred Cameron's death near Emerald mine finds he fell down a shaft and died of acute concussion and shock. Witnesses note poor shaft protection. coroner and jury declare Cameron’s death caused by the fall with no party liable. praise for Moxon and local support.
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R. Gee
W. Bell
C. Crago
Alfred Cameron
Yalgop
Enpire
Puyid Mbson
Cameron
Walgoo
Moxon
Wo OM. Deehle
Mitts
Soames
Ieccamel
Aseaver Hind
Manet
Dispute Over Fencing Agitates Local Court
Honor the Chief Justice presided over a case in which W O Ramsay, a farmer, challenged a magistrate’s decision in a fencing dispute under the Cattle Purchase Fencing and Burning Act of 1882. The judge sought to interpret the boundaries and rights to erect a boundary fence, awarding judgment for the defendant.
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Robert McNlea
Justice Burnside
W. O. Famsay
Vagaines
Busbury Io Amsation
Ofte
Ako & Farmer
Ager
Dorin
Wade BP Draper
Hotea
Fent
Jortion Burnside
Religious Services And Schedules In Ghureh Notices
Sunday June 3 church services listed by denomination. Presbyterian Church holds 11 am and 7:90 pm services led by Rev. E P Camerce with Lord's Supper and morning sacrament. Salvation Army shows 1:80 pm meeting, 10 am Sunday school and 2 and 4:45 pm open air. Catholic St. Xavier's and Church of England First Sunday after Trinity with 8 am and 11 am Holy Communions, children’s series, choir, and midweek activities.
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Presbyterian Church
E&p, Camerce
Salvation Army
Salvation Meeting
Ensign Marion
St. Xavier's
Methodist Church Talk Prompts Youth Peace and Purpose
A fragment outlines a talk to young people titled Power of Purpose at a Methodist church event. Names include Weley Church and Rev. Lang don with references to speakers and a scheduled anthem Sweet in the Sunlight. The garbled text also mentions Daniel Servis and Blue Poi Me, suggesting a local program or concert.
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Weley Church
Bart. Nett
Reno
Lagan
Daniel Servis
iPoxer of
Purpow
Seloist
Wits
Greennish
Langdon
Local grocer price list fragment victorian era
A readible OCR fragment lists numerous low value groceries with prices per unit or tin. Items include biscuits, jams, sirups, flour and oats, sugar, tea, and household goods from suppliers such as Mills & Ware and Faithfathers. The text shows per-tin and per-ib pricing, with several brand names and weights.
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Glen Osmond
Mills & Ware
Banco
Debate on Land Tax and Income Tax Bill in Parliament
Sir Edward Wittenoom praised Colmes proposals while warning against rapid seat reductions. He argued no exemptions, universal electoral-roll taxation, and higher rates for high incomes, with minimal ministerial costs and broader state contributions, urging revenue to nearly balance expenditure.
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Edward Wittenoom
Colmes
Saiid
Parc
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Rob Agrey
Spartien
Jabor Party
Me Kingsmill
Mr Colmes
Twiffell
Commonwealth
Nnl
Thiel
Mossry Willington
Thickes
Kirwan
Nicholsom
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as nerve tonic remedy
An advertisement describes neurasthenia as worn nerves from overwork and worry. It claims Dr Williams Pink Pills build up blood to nourish nerves and halt nervous debility, offering free booklets and price details for single and six box supplies.
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Williams
Bisurated magnesia tablets offer convenient antacid relief
In recent years the press has highlighted bisurated magnesia as an effective antacid and digestive aid. The remedy now comes in compressed tablet form, two tablets equating to a half teaspoonful of the original powder, available in pocket sizes of 6 and 15 tablets.
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