Nations at War Report From June Seven
The dispatches note Venizelos accusing Greece of harboring 400 German spies under General Dasmanis who wields government power. Amid rising popular indignation, threats of proclamation and arrests target Yeulassos. Allied fronts report active engagements near Vaux and Dam, with violent artillery near Yeux and Demloup and Verdun’s vicinity seeing limited action. Russian offensives claim captives and big prisoner hauls from Pripet to Bowmanian fronts, and a new Turkish blow hits Hasnaki near Baghdad as MU forces strike.
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Andou
Dillon
Daily Telegraph
Dasmanis
Baro Bohench
Dusmania
M. ‘Yeulassos
Russians Campaign Against Austria Forts Forty Thousand Prisoners Taken
Allied dispatch reports a major Russian offensive against Austrian lines resulting in the capture of around forty thousand prisoners and significant enemy losses. The action, ongoing near the front, reshapes battlefield momentum and prompts Allied calls for renewed pressure.
Fragmentary war report on explosive shells and blast radius
The text describes two types of Begle explosive bombs with weights from 100 to 140 pounds, their approximate dimensions, and an open radius near 100 yards. It notes scattered fire and the fading danger area extending to about 000 yards, with timing of contact abroad seconds after detonation.
Midshipman Hero Guides Queen Mary Home Despite Losses
London reports 182 petty officers and men perished with the Queen Mary. A 17 year old midshipman, lone survivor among officers, piloted the vessel home after martial chaos. Conning towers wrecked, charts destroyed, yet the ship returned to harbor with remarkable bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ction
British Submarines Return Safely From North Sea Battle
Lemden June 7 officials announced that the British submarines taking part in the North Sea action have all returned safely. The reported fleet endured heavy seas and enemy activity during the engagement, with local observers noting cautious optimism about the fleet's overall condition and readiness.
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Lemden
Barr
German Navy Losses Mount in Major Naval Battle
June 7 report from Kottersam says German strength warships seen near the scene of a large engagement. Dutch trawler crewman cites heavy losses with 8000 killed 4000 missing and 400 wounded. Expert notes repairs may take at least six months.
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Kottersam
Osman Warabine
Germans Oppose Russia Isolation and Renew Trade
Admiral Boutelele writes to M Clemenceau outlining two German goals in WWI era terms. First to destroy grain routes via Archangel and Kolsky coast lines to starve Hussis and isolate Russia. Second to cover exits of warships and commerce by blocking Archangel and Kolsky establishments, leveraging coal capacity to reach distant oceans.
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Paris
Jane
Boutelele
M. Clemenceas
Archangel
Kols
Russia
British torpedo boat squadron destroyed near Heligoland
London reports British tiger cruisers destroyed a squadron of German torpedoers near Heligoland. A Copenhagen message says reports from the Beydlits crew indicate many casualties and possible sinking. British destroyers pressed the attack at close quarters, approaching within 30 yards before firing.
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London
Heligoland
Copenhagen
Tile
The Big Store Geraldton Juvenile Clothing Sale
A garbled ad lists Bee and wale knitwear, boys tweed suits, hats, undergarments, and blankets for children with prices and size notes. It promotes the COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT promising prompt service and customer satisfaction.
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Tewsey Burt
The Battle of Jutland Recounted in Brilliant British Form
A detailed account of the Jutland engagement describes British and German fleets clashing off the west coast of Jutland. It highlights Admiral Beatty and Admiral Jellicoe's maneuvers, losses including the ships Invincible and Queen Mary, and the intense sea fighting as weather and darkness affected outcomes. It notes casualties, including 40 bodies buried on England's east coast, and portrays the strategic ebb and flow of the battle.
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Condon
Wetherday
Jutland
Linn
Princes Royal
Queen Mary
Tiger
New Zealand
Iome
Pakenham
Batham
Valiant
Malaya
Hindenburg
Beydlita
Derfflinger
Letzow
Moltke
Salem
Admiral Beatty
Tusk
Beatty Weil Letore
Admiral Delliccest
Beatty
Jellicos
Jellicxe
Bestig
Battie
Invincible
Gennuss
von Hindeburg
Elsewbethe
Kate
Aix
Girlire
Barkan
O Ae
Jellicoe
Warspite
Elizabeth
Jellico
Sit O'Bloke
Une
Meveize
Royal Dak
Agincourt
Almant
Acros
Jelligue
Evan ‘Thomas
Fght
England
Warrior's Deathless Fight Ends In Fleet Tragedy
Survivors recount the Warrior's doomed battle as the Grand Fleet clashed with German forces. The vessel burned fiercely, 66 crew killed and 3 injured after rapid engagement with six adversaries including four battleships. Despite heroic efforts including a captain’s last-ditch maneuver, the ship was abandoned with engines crippled and a massive deck of twisted metal. Survivors praise Leading Stoken Allen for delaying catastrophe by disabling the main steam pipe.
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London
Jave
The
Warrior
Chatham
Ae Grand Fleet
Mie Veel
Jelloce
Wlacughie
Aber Waller
Engadive
Stoken Allen
New Zealand In Action In Battle Ground
A condensed report notes New Zealand forces in action on a battle ground as they press forward vainly hoping to strike further while opponents manage only trifling damage.
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New Zealand
BEBO FIGHTING Hero of destroyer Onslow dies after brave actions
A fragmentary report recalls Lieutenant Jerry Glugh Onslow, praised for single handedly defending his destroyer Onslow against an onslaught. He was wounded in the stomach but remained fighting, delivering critical damage before dying after the ship was hit by shells.
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London
Jerry
Onslow
Not YET AVAILABLE STATEMENT BY ME BALPOUR
London June Speaking at the luncheon of the Imperial Council of Commerce to J Balfeat First Lord of the Admiralty, he said the civil world had focused on the North Sea. Jellicoe's despatch may be received later. discussion would continue, with claims of German losses and the battle's outcome debated as evidence taints testimony.
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London
Imperial Council of Commerce
J. Balfeat
Admiralty
North Sea
Jellicoe
Wumerslia
Jeflicoo
Jessicoa
Wilelen
New Yerk
Women Engineers Take Key Roles in War Work Across Britain
A London Daily Mail report highlights UK women’s rapid shift into highly skilled engineering tasks. It notes 109000 women replacing men in various sectors, with examples in Lancashire where fourteen automatic machines run by women are supervised by a man, and women performing turbine and lathe work previously reserved for skilled men, underlining widespread capability and impact.
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Saya
London “Daily Mail
Que Rectory
Yorkshire
Trate Statistical Department
Lancashire
Heao
Lily Orcary
Jas
Deannie
How Nations Sleep and Cold Beds Across Nations
An excerpt contrasts bed practices among nations with ragged humor, noting British feather beds soaked for warmth, Japanese mats and raised platforms, Chinese sleepers on rush mats, and Russian peasants warming themselves by stoves. A separate Geraldton Quarter Sessions case resumes with a juror’s attendance issue and courtroom disruptions.
Thanks for Election Support by Portman District Electors
A local note of gratitude expresses sincere thanks to 190 voters for backing the candidate in the recent election. The message praises campaign helpers and promises to work diligently for Portman district interests.
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the Nations
Greece
Verdun Region
M. Venizelos
Oremay
Vaux and Dam
Yeux
Demloup
Verdwn
Petrograd
Euccea
Pripet
Bowmanian Fretier
Cptimus
Bagdad
Austria
Warters
Aubrecute Devi Ea Saeppiyaar
German Torpedoer Squadron
Pate
Seydlitz
Uritish Destroyers
Gallan
Frank Green & Co
Geraldton
Pocamet Margy
Cannes
Autrelion
Soo
Oalien
Bebo
Jellacue
ME Balpour
Wamee Engineers
Geraldion
Siyarston
TRE Geraldton Roads Board
Walepayers Annual Meeting
Dariachor Street
Boon
James
Kidd
Oliver's Clothing Company
Paidons
Hiosiers
Geneeau
Terrase
Geraldien
Williams & Co
Hein
Grim
Dunlop
Ford Cars
B.S.A. Motor Cycles
Tel
Iss
A. T. Davies
Victoria Motor Works
Central Province
Western Australian Government Railways
Geraldton Harbour
Durlacher Street
Haifway
Garald
Oswell
Dufrict
Eleanor Street
Pacwcuty
Ralway Statin
Meatami Sun’s
Luantry
Geraldton High School
Wesley Hall
Lacy
LTCL
Resturant
Mathews
Ie Fates
Yaimeb
Cuemo
Ana Kressware
Blight Bros
Ofpom
Wa‘ Ank
Eaywalk
ADV
Shamrock Rews
Howe
the Provincial Denture. Company
Mae * Deckers
Cees
Athens
Maiuas 1Erraus Girlar
T. Aslan
Augustue Hteeet, Geralior
Amos
Oppodita Union
H. J. Mills
Praetiont Wauhmake
Goes & Vom
Geraint Allrepsere
Pram
J. H. Scott
Joe Martin
Practical Mepeurs
A RL
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