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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
3
Reports claim Roumania acts cautiously as German forces near Temivar arrive and a Turko Bulgarian pact forms. Turkish troops move toward the Dardanelles while Allied landings at Salonica seem settled. Italy shows elation as the German blockade of Britain wanes. 50 to 70 submarines out of service. On the Western Front Sir John French notes Allied actions. Russians press a counterattack near Dvinsk in the east as the front evolves.
Reuters reports a late Monday no reply to the Russian ultimatum to Bulgaria with Bulgaria said to have rejected allied proposals. Military preparations continue as General Mackensen is said to have arrived. Romania tightens defenses, Turkey and Bulgaria coordinate moves toward the Dardanelles. Allied landings at Salonika contemplated, Italy hopeful over Adriatic balance, and Western Front actions include rail and railway junction bombardments and repulsion of attacks at Vermelles.
In the Roziany region south of Dynske and near the Madzieski River, German forces pushed toward Avinsk while Henny fighters counterattacked. Allied lines claim to have recaptured previous territory and occupied a village west of Kozalany, capturing several enemy soldiers.
Amsterdam dispatch reports five British aeroplanes bombarded Zeebrugge before heavy antiaircraft fire. One aircraft was brought down and another landed at Zeeland after a high altitude volplane. The pilot was interned. Austro German artillery moves toward Serbia with 17 inch siege guns. General Mackensen may set HQ near Belgrade region. Greek government seizes three Mate tonia rail lines. sanctions debated amid Allied interest.
A Paris dispatch notes Teutonising actions in Bulgaria with bread prices set and Sun squares being restored. Municipal measures include restorming public spaces and local German and Bulgarian cultural signs. In Varna, Russian squadrons are reported to threaten the Black Sea port as of October.
Telegrams report E Gere tried to fly by aeroplane from Coolgardie to Kalgoorlie yesterday with local mechanics aboard. They reached about 2,500 feet before circling near Coulgardine then turned toward Kalgoorlie and were forced to descend near Aurrawang about 15 miles out. Gere hoped to complete the journey tomorrow morning.
Premier Scadden returned home after the Treasurers conference in Medbourne where he said no definite public works funding decision was reached. He noted prior policy would have funded works to end of Varines, but funding difficulties may derail it. Fisher clashed over money distribution with treasurers, proposing 10 pounds per head, which was rejected, prompting a plan for 12 pounds 90 pence per head for the states. West Australia’s share basis was disputed.
The Royal Show continued at Witty with favorable weather. Exhibitors competed for prizes in ring events. Three event prizes were awarded, including Trotting Mane, with various entries listed as winning horses and handlers.
Meo Mex, McCallum, General Sev- Telac and board members of the ammunition supply company spoke after a parade to a crowd about forming a state munitions venture. They described cross party support, aimed at producing shells for the front, with labor unions pledging cooperation and guarantees for workers. The mayor praised ongoing efforts and noted potential share participation by citizens to back the venture.
Fragmented OCR text describes aid to Australian troops with smoking materials and comforts. Mentions Western Australia, Dardanelles, and naval or military provisions. Notes unclear references to frames, quality concerns, and distribution through depots and authorities.
The Yuna District narrative covers land sales and railway debates. It notes opening of the Erin Estate and a wheat export trade, contrasted with expenses from buckstock selection. A Perth debate on agricultural railways and district development follows, ending with a public meeting and the arrival of visitors from The Vietorig District.
Fragmented text references transport issues and a manager figure, with unclear details about purchase, attention, and a phone line. Mentions a front area and a likely local business or event, but concrete entities, dates, or outcomes are not discernible from the readable fragments.
In Sydney racing action a hurdles event featured top riders and notable horses. The program promised stakes riches and a marquee lineup, with contenders from multiple stables aiming for major prize money and strong finishes. The meeting underscored a busy day of turf sport in New South Wales.
Messrs G Cobeldick and G Baston of the Mond Board Association escort passengers to Perth by last night’s train. The T1.B.A. holds sederunt during Royal Show week. Mrs Butler and two daughters departed for Perth, while Mrs Fuller and daughter plan a trip to the Eastern States aboard the s s Dimboola. Town Clerk W A Fuller expects to manage site business during a short absence.
The Tenindewa scene shows farmers gathering harvest amid heavy crops reports and truck delays impacting market delivery. Wright highlights rail and road issues, department failures, and a local Greenshigh committee success at the annual show, with broader social and educational implications.
The text lists bidders at a race meeting with many named horses and buyers. Mountain Knight is noted as a rich man’s horse. Buyers include Touryk Fraynette Hruttie Red Dennis Gold Wine and others, with numerous horse names such as Kiedalton Mine Meadows Duitries Aromwort Guverito King Maren Tisno Haraten and Milly Milton.
A long damaged poem fragment celebrates British empire and calls workers from miners to shop hands to defend it. It names many roles and places, urging collective action for king and country while fragmenting into garbled OCR. Strong references to workers, managers, and patriotic duty appear throughout.
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