DARDANELLES REPORTS NEW TURKISH DEFAT
The Tenedos correspondent reports Allied forces advanced on Gallipoli routing Turkish entrenchment regiments. Paris dispatches describe house to house fighting and German losses in the conflict. Provisional Berlin notes Mr Bryan’s resignation as a boost for Germany’s enemies. Italian campaign headlines warn of anti aircraft guns and attacks on Milan and Venice. Trieste threatened as Italian troops near Monfalcone and Canaro with Austrian losses listed.
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Australian Casualties and German Submarine Sinking Report
London reports list British and Australian casualties from the Western Front and Gallipoli areas with figures, while a German submarine sinks a trawler. The crew clung to life as rescue efforts began.
Renewed Controversy Over Central Works in London
London dispatch summarizes a British Weekly article suggesting Lloyd George may resign if hampered by Government or House of Commons. Daily News questions threats, while civil engineers push to establish central ammunition works in London, targeting workshops of major utilities. Latest wires note a friendlier American tone on submarine talks, with iron resolve to guarantee safety during negotiations. French gains at labyrinth patrol are reported alongside a German escape from internment.
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Britain’s War Losses Exceed Fifty Thousand Dead
Yesterday’s wires report the British war toll since hostilities began now over 50,000 killed while front reports from France and the Mediterranean note expeditionary losses up to May totaling about 2,869 with new casualty figures. Diplomatic tension grows as America-Germany relations threaten rupture and anticipates shifts in policy amid cautious official statements from London.
British to Use Gas in War as House Reports Provisions
Amid war dispatches from London June 40 the Lords announce government plans to produce poisonous gas for use against Germans. Reports detail heavy German losses on the Oire and Aisma rivers with about three thousand killed. Other items note German efforts near Ypres, Turkey refocusing on the Dardanelles, and casualty listings from West Australians detailing numerous private and sergeant deaths along with donations to a wartime relief society.
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Bowtieg Kotes. Traiter. Jost Wan attitles day for ho
The article describes a billiards event with players such as Loomis and Roberts, noting leads, improved play, and a forthcoming meeting at the Railway Hotel for members and friends. It highlights social details, refreshments, and club roles including President and Vice Presidents.
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Torpedo Boats Sunk Off English Coast
Official reports confirm a German submarine sank ten torpedo boats off the English coast. Private M. Dawson was killed and Corporal W. Eigar wounded, with forty one survivors picked up. Additional accommodation prepared. interment plans discussed in the House of Commons.
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Farewell social for Educative Dept retiree Halpin in Isseka
The Educative Department honors Mr Le G. Halpin who leaves for Mbigenew after over three years as school teacher. A farewell banquet in Air and Mire Halpin’s honor featured Mr G Teakle as chair. Education officialdom praised Halpin’s work while residents presented gifts. Ada Ball appointed administrator of the late John Edward Ball estate with £297.
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Edith Tez Matai
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