German Attacks Repelled on the French Front
London reports a French communiqué describing lively fighting in the Vaux Aillon and Laffau regions. North west of Rheims near Hill 108 near Berry-au-Bac, mines were exploded by the enemy and trench works damaged. A vigorous counterattack in Champagne pushed the enemy from gains near High Mount. our line was restored. Five German aeroplanes were shot down yesterday.
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London
Vaux, Aillon
Laffau
Rheims
Berry-au-Bac
Champagns
High Mount
British Mission to Russia Represented by All Parties
London reports say June 1 and NW in Britain will send representatives from different political opinions to Russia. Government aims to show all sections of Britain and their views, arguing Britain entered the war for small nations and democracy, freedom and justice.
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London
Russia
Britain
Great Britain
Japan and the War Policing the Eastern Sphere
New York interview with Jane x De Tuenen, Japanese publicist, saying Japan guards communications from Aden to Shamghai. Siberian railway crowded with people, and a suggestion that Japanese troops be sent via America to France to secure ships. Russia amid tensions, Japan pressured to defend its frontline routes from Harbin and Vladivostock.
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New York
Jane x de Tuenen
Japan
Aden
Shamghai
Siberian
America
France
Harbin
Viadivostock
Wanton Destruction in Paris and Idaw Shell Attacks
One thousand shells fell in Abaias on Sunday and about two thousand on the following day, signaling extensive bombardment. The assaults caused damage and fear as residents sought shelter amid the heavy shelling across the city and surrounding areas.
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Paris
Abaias
Russian Front Armament Activity Amid Frontline Assaults
Russian artillery on the front shows vigorous activity with significant damage to enemy fortifications and storehouses. M. Kerensky loyalists push for rapid assault divisions while leadership debates the pace and conduct of the war.
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London
Petrograd
Arillery
M. Kerensty
Enthusiasn
Aleryinwall
Hoing Ue
Varmia
Mysory
Ferrinon
Benners
Rerena
Change in Public Opinion Amid Economic Strife
London June 1 The Feitograd correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says public mood shifted from anarchy two months after the revolution. Quarrels and government paralysis allowed crime, yet overall violence was smaller than feared. Restoring order seems likely as M Kerenaky’s army gains discipline, but economic problems loom large.
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London
Feitograd
Daily Chronicle
M. Kerenaky
British Break Through Third Line Near Loos and Cherisy
British correspondents report a raid near Loos reached the third line and stormed two enemy posts west of Cherisy. No significant German losses were noted in the Scarpe Valley as a raiding party clashed with a patrol.
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London
Loos
Cherisy
Scarpe
French Front Operations Report Capture Totals
The Daily Chronicle correspondent reports French forces from April 15 to May 24 captured 28,043 unwounded and 3,784 wounded, with fighting showing the French can advance and hold. Additional hundreds of prisoners were taken in the last days of the offensive.
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Daily Chronicle
Alwa Gemens
Bali
Austrians suffer heavy losses in new offensive
London reports yesterday that Austrians endured severe casualties as the Malians advance toward Trieste, with 90,000 Austrian soldiers lost in the ongoing offensive and the Malians claiming 89 miles of road toward Trieste.
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London
Trieste
Germany Deploys New Range Forces to Russian Front
A Hague report states Germany has dispatched range forces with naval guns and gunners to the Russian front amid signals that prolonging Russia’s inactivity is waning. The dispatch accompanies broader notes on the submarine campaign and wartime posture.
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London
The
Hague
Germany
Russia
Reduction in Losses This Week Amid War Losses
A fragmented naval weekly tally shows reductions in losses with arrivals 2719, departures 2768, sunk over 1600 tons 18, sunk under 1600 tons 1, unsuccessful attacks 17, fishing boats sunk 2. Total vessels for the week 5487 excluding small craft, compared with 8423 last week. vessels sunk 19, unchanged from prior week.
Australian Enlistments Lead West Australia in 1914
Melbourne May 31 The Nesea reports that up to enlistments in the ALE reached 961,949 nationwide with state totals. Queensland 51,181. New South Wales 139,666. Victoria 98,583. South Australia 30,443. Western Australia 29,121. Tasmania 13,240. Australia as a whole shows 141 percent of the male population enlistment in 1914.
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Melbourne
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Australia
Western Australia
Tarcunia
Wossean Wah Ministers Tourney Rivalry Sparks Readiness
Wossean Wah and Arif gear up as ministers ready for a touk matchup. Both teams/ranks mobilize for the contest, with key players tabbed and venues set.
Russia's regive from old to new amid wartime gaze
The article notes a tense transition in Russia with M Kerensky touring the war front amid triumphal reception. War Minister and troops express readiness for no retreat, while Kerensky receives unprecedented ovations on the southwestern front. French Minister for Munitions M Thouss is carried shoulder high as leaders urge resolve.
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Russia
M. Kerensky
Pate ‘Ates
Reremy
South Western Front
Wwe
Biog
Erenuky
M. Thouss
Calm Before the Storm Quiet Time in the West
London on May 31 reports a France-based headquarters noting a portentous quiet over the front as German forces show visible nervousness and anticipation of action in the west theater.
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London
France
Britain’s Food Requirement: Expected Shortfall in Supplies
Britain faces a looming food shortage as wartime pressures strain imports. Officials warn the expected deficit could jeopardize meals for civilians and troops, prompting calls for tighter rationing and domestic production boosts to sustain the nation.
Reinforcement Parade Faces Bad Weather and Mixed Impressio
A Great change in the weather disrupted the Reinforcement Parade plans with some parts postponed. The march, led by Sgt May Parsons, featured the City Band the Cadet Forces and Boy Scouts with banners calling for recruits. Despite effort and good organization, recruitment was not as strong as hoped amid low attendance and holidays.
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May Parsons
Bannera Appealig
Tiderless Horsaa
Caretown
Rand
Tom Davis
Thiedi
Toway
Saturda
Red Cross Society
Congratulate Me Tor Business Jeauoux Abe Called Up
Abe and his partner faced unexpected military call up as business thrived. He exited with a smile and urged congratulations, while noting the possibility of rapid changes. The scene reflected anxious anticipation amid growth and duty.
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Jeauoux
Abe
Firho
Patriotic Effort at Mt Erin Net Proceeds Rise
A Mt Erin patriotic fund event raised 31 5s 6d after a varied program by local teachers and performers. Notable contributions came from Jupp Nabawah and Pickard. total proceeds surpassed expectations with £12 7s 6d from individual efforts and generous support from Geraldine figures.
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Ithe
Erin
Grugifyeig
HE Msuchin
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Nabawah
A Pickard
Maner
Youn Stye Salool
May Bignell
Gree Lunt
Jupp
Scu
Mie
Hurl Bagwell
Dtr
A Pickarl
Mase P Stanallell
Misa Meyjun
Mr L_ O'Neii
Udereet
Mme & Goul
Nobawah
Air L Forpreter
Miep
Miss Turne
Kempton
Geraldine
Cupenser
Gerablton
Egda
Temindewa Votes amid Frosts and Poor Wheat Outlook
Our Own Correspondent reports farming in Temindewa faces a dark season with frost and light rains. Wheat areas show some promise though seeds and stock are troubled. farmers complain of creditor pressure, delays in assistance from Wheat Pool, and high official costs. A Royal Commission inquiry into farming methods is noted, with calls for clearer support and practical reform.
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J Teimiewa
Fry
Agende
LAB
Perth
Uae
Iris
Skyle
Loval Lanades
Verakitou
Mining At Tuckabianma Parcel Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 138 toms parcel from Tas cand leate Gyexzeliy aye the Murchisgu Timsy with an estimated mullet quantity. The underfoot wall Wali Mhwee awl shows a two year trend, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Murchisgu
Timsy
Labor disputes stir in Adelaide factory drive 1927
A letter to the editor from Gro RasHaM details a proposed factory takeovers, workers’ co operatives, and government plans in Adelaide. He cites Minister for Labours policy debates and urges a district wide meeting to discuss methods to save local industry and avert evictions, noting calls for urgent attention and cabinet considerations.
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Labuabies
Freatiers
Mitehall
Gevgrumen
Gavernaakt
Ikon
West Australian
Tee Distrit
Iles
Michell
Tien Committee
Div
Abe
Gro Rasham
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Businew
Fa Deen Seta
Valeen Busierfly Company
Adalaide
Wes Heydan
Cma
Fauy
Hs Nereietore Sielletag
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Ucar
Stuart Bacen
Braue
HS Mackenale Ana Company
Amo
Witsoe
Tle
Robinson
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Alay
Ada. WA
Public Accountant & Alultan
Eve's
Mamine Terrace
Geraldton
Agca
Orand Ike
Col
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Licensed Victual
ERS’ Association
Brede & Dalziel
Durlacher
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Wills & CO Umited
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Goodyear
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Am Motor Trader
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UBUD
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Talior
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Busy Bee
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Demeter 6S Fonda
Westralian Farmers, Limited
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Chae
Anne Oreompany
the Farmers’ Co-operative Company
Op Sermere’ Co-operative Company
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