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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1916
Page
3
Times correspondent reports on the Bukowina campaign and Russian advances. German and Austrian divisions gather on the Serbian frontier while Austro German forces reel from prior setbacks. Russian left flank actions press toward Munk as central strikes intensify near Ozernowitz.
An official Petrograd notice reports Hessians near Owrovwite, while Allied air strikes batter Turkish targets near Constantinople. Casualties are listed as around 2000 Turkish and German workers killed or wounded. Germany pressures Greece on troop removals, and a Paris communique claims destruction of German ammunition depots at Le Ville Movmte with evacuations ordered.
London January 10 Lieutenant General Sir Percy Like has been appointed to command British forces in Mesapotamia where the latest reports say the Turks are in full retreat.
Reported by Jan 10 German sources that Turkish positions near Lannon are under siege or stalemated as 10 000 British garrison troops hold the line on the Tigris. British triumphs amid enemy retreat described as a brilliant victory and a notable success. London reports statements by Mr Austen Chamberlain on a Krmony topic.
A fragmented report describes enemy forces capturing two pups and 700 prisoners. Delays and chaotic names obscure events as General Nixon reports a retreat after a battle near a riverbank location, with later notes on a perceived victory and conflicting names.
Yesterday's wires report a fierce battle in Bukowina where Russian forces press forward against stubborn defenses. Lines along the front hold under heavy fire despite the advancing enemy.
Report notes a scale of Russian actions with 3 500 guns observed as forces move toward Bukovina. Mentions Romania and Ukraine context and the broader Axis alignment while describing the strategic tension in the contested region.
Landon reports on January 9 that the Japanese premier states Germany proposes a separate peace with Russia and Japan. The page notesGerman efforts amid wartime diplomacy and possible shifts in alliance dynamics.
Report from Lowlon states the battleship struck amidship and abandoned wing. the crew were saved. The King Edward V1r, completed 1905, displaces 16,390 tons and carried four 12 inch guns, four 92 pounders, and ten gin gums.
Towa reports the Gallipoli peninsula has been completely evacuated with only one man wounded as the Turkish version confirms the action and outcome.
A violent battle ends with British forces evacuating Suddul Baby during the night. The report notes no British personnel remained to bind the area. Local forces described the operation as swift and decisive with heavy casualties undisclosed.
A Paris telegram notes Zurichs principal bank had not advanced more than 1 percent on German railway verifications. A fresh communique claims German air forces bombed Allied cantonments at Salonika, causing limited damage.
A Petro stal communique says on January 7 war torpedo forts engaged the Queben in the Jack Sea and then withdrew to the protection of a battleship The Gueben fought the Greben at long twice but the Greben used superior speed to disappear.
A Petrograd dispatch reports twelve Moscow schoolgirls bought war gear and rode a troop train to Lemberg where they served with Dutch moved troops. They hid their identities but were ordered to return home. Some chose to stay and work as nurses while others were wounded or killed in action. One girl, age 15, earned the St George cross and became a corporal, while the regiment moved through the Carpathians. The group later left the front and gained notoriety as hospital figures.
Local Manchester department store offers a wide Festal season assortment. Men and women's wear, household linen, embroideries, damask napery, table covers, kerchiefs, shirts, milled goods, millinery, perfumes, electro plate, glassware, and groceries. Prices from 6d to several shillings with special Christmas offers and a price list available.
A British civilian party leased from Rohleen reached Amsterdam reporting improved German soldiers conduct toward British prisoners. They note guards eager to fraternize and believe Germany’s confidence in its wartime victory is eroding, though some danger remains in camps.
A garbled OCR fragment references the Red Cross Society and a list of amounts received by the Hom Treasurer, with unclear names and dates. Missing context and illegible portions prevent full reconstruction of events or totals.
The council outlines paused debates and adjournment motions, seeking efficiency. It notes increased labor costs driving contract revisions from ten to twenty five percent and emphasizes preserving order over prolonged disputes while planning for a tighter fiscal year.
The fragment notes buyers in caves and Os Classes of goods at current market rates to benefit from nourishments. It hints at large contracts for 1916, with anticipated increases that will force Lowton ratepayers to pay more.
A rambling account traces a failed expedition to prospect for gold and minerals with camels used for supply transport. It notes miscoordination, water shortages, and split parties across 100 miles, undermining trial runs while detailing local leaders, backers, and a miner's promised ore price as gears grind toward salvage.
Mr W H Krechtuaar opens discussion on forwarding agents at Peroujocl near Malews Wilt Hon. W David of Payney appointed Justice of the Peace for the Taigea district. F Pimleter named Justice in health scare. J Cussingham in town for ministers reception. Driver Walter B Hal reported in city with injured finger likely to be amputated.
Fragmentary report describes able bodied Navalids with rough handling and a mob at a street corner. The text mentions a crowd, a call for gear including breaching tools, and a sense of disarray amid the crowd. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
A court matter involving Lada Ole W Ty Johnson appears to be scheduled around January 14 and January 28. GEO Baston serves as chairman and Stansefeld as secretary in the related notice issued by the WF.
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