Balkans unrest and war prep across Europe
EU war notes describe Greece moving toward the war zone while Bulgaria’s stance remains cautious. German pressure and Turkish dissatis faction are cited. The Dardanelles watch is urged as Allies reinforce Mudros Bay with artillery. Submarine activity in the Sea of Marmara continues. In the Baltic, Riga sees heavy cannonading and German forces retreat. Italian and Austrian fronts show mixed gains with French forces claiming a two and a half mile advance and 2000 prisoners.
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Dardanelles
Mudros Bay
Sea of Marmara
Greece and Premier Pact On Balkan Mobilisation
Athens Sept 26 A conference between King George and M Venizelos yielded agreement to meet the Balkan situation and maintain Greece's treaty obligations with Serbia. Greek forces are mobilised with several classes called to arms, martial law considered, and the National Bank ordered to back the war effort with deposits.
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M. Veniveton
Balkan
Greece
Serbia
Actin
Chamber of Peples
National Bank of
Balkans War News From London Report
The London correspondent says Bulgaria’s attitude toward mediation should be cautious as German forces near the theater of war. Negotiations with the Entente proceed as before while Bulgaria, other nations, and allied troops mobilize. Germany signals long campaign potential in the Balkans.
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Lonhon
West Sot
Ulgaren
Bulgaria
Cuavirupte Entente
Itt
Uinder
SIME
Ferabiy
Germany
Longaria
Front Page War Dispatches From Septembers Fronts
Reports from Lomson and Varied fronts describe limited land advances and prisoner captures. Newsletters recount Allied landings near Mudros Bay, heavy Allied reinforcements, and Turkish resistance while Turkish leaders debate German involvement. British submarines operate near Marmora as trench positions at Kerive Dere and Achi Haba face bombardment and aviator-led patrols.
EMS ENORMOUS LOSSES REPORTED AT SEA AND ON LAND
Faris Sept 6 reports the Terje voyage estimates of casualties among Turkish forces and Austrian units. The tally includes thousands killed or missing and many prisoners. Included figures cover naval and land battles through August with latest updates amid Lomwes and VIunia context.
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Faris
Terje
Anii Agli
Fierce Champagne Battle Report As French Drive Back Germans
London dispatch reports a major clash in the Champagne district with French forces penetrating along a 15 mile front to depths of 23 miles. Paris says 200 Germans captured amid stubborn fighting as Italy and Austria push onward with more positions seized. Also notice the death of Sir Keir Hamilton from pneumonia.
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Champagne
London
Hla
Paris
Turkish Artillery Helps Repel Night Assault in War Report
A Turkish communique from London dated Sept 25 says Anufarta artillery on the left wing caused a two hour trench conflagration. The enemy exploded a mine and inflicted some damage near Sarl Hair on the night of September and the next morning September 21 they bombarded the left wing before our guns silenced them. On September 21 our ships chased three Russian destroyers near coating ports in the western seas.
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London
Jfeon
French Communique Reports Quiet Dardanelles Front
An official Maris communique states the Dardanelles front remains quiet as Turkish attacks are repulsed and their forces stalled from regaining trenches. The report emphasizes successful Allied defense and reduced enemy gains in recent actions.
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London
Maris
Dardanelles
Balkan tensions ripple from Petrograd to Sofia and London
A Sept 35 message from Petrograd reports that Wat ML Cutthkov, president of the Slar Committee in Moscow, was telegraphed to M. Dani and Bulgarian leaders. It says Russians cannot believe that the Hilar ians freed by Russia will join against their brethren.
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London
Petrograd
ML. Cutthkov
Slar
Moscow
M. Dani
Russia
Greek Forces Mobilising Amid General War Warning
London dispatch reports a general mobilisation of Greek forces with virtually all but four classes under arms. The Legation says Greece is rising in response to Bulgaria's actions, signaling broad military readiness across the Hellenic state.
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London
Iitherta
Legation
Bulgaria
Germans Mines in the Wast Affects Swedish Fishermen
A British style summary notes that German mines in the Baltic Sea have damaged Swedish fishing boats, causing losses for Swedish fishermen. The Swedish government protests the incident and seeks compensation from the responsible authorities.
Russians Gain Ground in Riga Area As German Assault Fails
A dispatch reports intensified shelling around Riga with German units attacking in disorganized waves. Soviet troops repelled the assault near Nowe Mlevandrovsk as artillery and machine gun fire checked the invaders, who retreated in disorder. An Italian communique notes heavy fighting near Sante Caxton with the enemy isolated and forced back after a week of violent efforts.
The Greenough Show Celebrates Rural Skill and Attendance
The Greenough Show showcased strong rural exhibits despite drought, with high public turnout and quality entries in crops dairy and poultry. Judges praised dairy and vegetables while noting packed halls for the gala and prize allocations across sections.
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Hou Goriklion
Aletine Vrampton
Niger
Evens
Ili
Coute
Hans
Janis
Prowerven
V. Connolis
Aetwon
D. Th Daal
Frank Cine
J. Mareise
The King Honored At Local Society Meeting
Members of the Rad Cross Society and guests gathered for a tribute event and discussion of recent projects. Mr. Vine presided, praising participants for their help and outlining plans, including fundraising and manufacturing efforts.
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Norvainy
Ian Hee
Pertiria
Local Agricultural Show Notes and Death of Mr Drage
A fragmented report covers farm show items with heavy livestock and produce listings, buyers and sellers, and remarks on crop prospects in northern regions. It notes the funeral of the late J A Drage, details route of the procession, church service, and burial, with weather delaying ceremonies.
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Mulberg
Jim
Naikway
Mes
Geran
Notice to Growers of Garden Produce in Kalgoorlie
The Peoples Mart Kalgoorlie invites growers in the Victoria district to consign vegetables including tomatoes peas beans cucumbers pumpkins and green cabbage. High prices attract buyers through extensive town and country clients. Twenty years in Kalgoorlie assures reliable personal attention and prompt posting of sale accounts. One trial consignment will prove the benefits of sending produce to the Mart. Advice notes and labels provided on application.
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Victoria
Kalgoorlie
My Mart
Market Report from Mossrw Delgety and Co Ltd
Market report notes slow demand due to heavy rain with prices easing on most cattle classes. Coples’s Siding sale saw 28 head mainly Derby stock. Warrawagine Station cattle sold well with improved prices. East Kimberley shipment planned for Sept 23. Midland Auction Yard offered a fair yarding of sheep and lambs with generally good quality and firm to rising prices. horses remain limited in the Western market though some in hand for future sale.
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Mossrw
Delgety and Co., Ltd
Coples
Thurstay
Tives
Derby
Kwinana
Midland
Millton
Nick
Copleys Siding Market Report Amid Mixed cattle trade
Buyers from metropolitan and country areas attended the Copleys Siding market with a slight rise in prices from last week. Prime heavy weights ranged £15 to £17, medium £11 to £13, light £19 to £21, while season’s chal-Feag and fodder notes surfaced amid thin new-season stocks.
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Port Hedland
Iim
Vrite Terior
Sapien
Caton Chai
Bam
Midland Junction Market drives up livestock prices in mixed week
Market notes show quality sheep and lambs strong with better Weekes rates and keen demand for pens of medium and inferior stock. Pigs opened faster then steadied. heaviest sows 1 to 5 5s, porkers 3s to 5s, stores 18s to 27s, lambs 20s to 26s, rations varied across categories.
Market Notes on Wheat and Supplies in Melbourne
A garbled Melbourne market report outlines wheat prices and supply delays, noting quiet deliveries and small futures shifts. It mentions auction values easing, a reprinted season outlook, and farmers preparing for wood cutting and peppermint production amid a softer market.
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Chail
Miyitewa
Fremantle Market Skins Deluge and Prices Report
Fragmented auction notes from Fremantle Market detail brisk demand for hides and skins. Prices show wide spreads by condition with best pelts commanding higher rates while damaged pelts fall below standard values. overall market activity described as brisk with sellers favored.
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Tatwety
Salepskins
Walla
Fragmentary lines reflect unclear discussion on harm and care
A muffled passage describes confusion about a hospital, a game, and personal feelings with phrases about not caring whether someone is killed. The fragment lacks clear subjects and events to form a coherent report.
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