Bomb German Towns and Peace Items Reported
New York reports the requisitioning of American shipping has been elective and only a fraction of a million tons were taken. Paris notes a secret session planned to discuss M Ribot’s claim that Germany hinted at restoring Alsace Lorraine if peace talks proceed.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputien
Han
Dscuss
M. Ribot
Germany
Ple
Alstre-Lormine
France
HUSTAIN'S AERIAL POLICY GERMAN TOWNS TO BE TAMNED
London reports a House of Commons discussion announcing an air policy with plans to deploy aircraft over German towns. Field Marshal Haig notes active patrols on the front with counter battery work and some prisoners taken amid clear weather and artillery exchanges.
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London
House of Commons
Honor Law
Smutsbary
Haig
Sinking of Mail Steamer Citta TH Bara in the Mediterranean
A station mail steamer of 1489 tons named Citta TH Bara sank in the Mediterranean after a submarine attack. About two hundred crew members perished, including the Consulate, while the tragedy is linked by reports to ex-King Constantine as part of retaliatory actions.
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Athens
Citta TH Bara
Ly Aoenor
Furing Hone
Turkey
Switzerland
Constantine
Latest Wives GERMAN DISCONTENT STORY OF MUTINY TOLD BY OFFICER
Article reprints an escapee officer Tar dolp Glatleider’s account of a German naval mutiny. It covers uprisings at Wilhelmshaven Kiel Bremerhaven and Hamburg, including attacks on barracks zeppelins ships and forts. The piece cites disloyalty groups within the navy and broad suppression by authorities.
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New York
Tardolp Glatleider
Schwarlaul
Magdeburg
Flandians
Liban
eHatfeller
France
Belgium
Kiel
Sud
Wnd
Vad
Eglir
Giatiokdor
Admiralty Weekly Report and Russian Front Briefs
The Admiralty report records overall movement of 4414 against 315 last week and 18 sinkings versus 16. A Russian communique says forces retired about six miles toward Moon Island, severing land link with Ocsel and Moon Ishank, and a witness notes enemy mines. A warship was seen leaving the coast after an explosion with unknown fate.
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London
Admiralty
Moon Island
Ocxel
Moon Ishank
Ocsel
Train timetable protests prompt alterations in Geraldton rail service
Telegrams protest changes to the Yuna and Alana Geraldton railway timetable. Geraldton service departs 9.20 am on Mondays, with return and other runs set for Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays. Main aims seek same‑day arrivals for business, with an indignation meeting planned at Naraling and talks with Perth railway commissioner scheduled.
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Yuna-Geraldion
Ajans-Northmapton-Geraldion
J. C. Vock
HK. Maley
W. H. Fallowfield
Geraldton
Emhrasty
Alann Servie
Thureaye
Weiner Y
Yuna Bervice
Sanday Anomog
Setor Seine
Prevent
Naraling
Messrs Maley and
Widcock
Perth
Deaths and War News From Front and Home
News arrives of Private Len E. Chisholm dying of wounds in France while in the absence of the Rev Crane the postmaster J R Sinclair told his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Chisholm of Augustus Street. Earlier reports list Private Vivian Mitchell wounded and Private J Hansen also wounded with other local appointments and military updates.
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Dawn Roads Board
Jas Inglis
Wright
Vivian Mitchell
Bertie Mitchell
Mt View
J. Hansen
Ogilvie
Len E. Chisholm
France
Craven
Walter Chisholm
Augustus Street
J. R. Sinclair
Chisholm
Geraldton
Melbourne
Wool Spinning Association Acknowledges Donations
The secretary of the Geraldton branch of the Wool Spinning Association records donations received including wool and spinning apparatus. Donors include G Hinkley Erada J Hamersley Dandarragan Mrs Thompson Tumor Geraklon Mrs Jookin Mrs B C Clark Cunningham Brok J Bandy and others.
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Garaldton
Wol
G. Hinkley
Erada
J. Hamersley
Thompson
Geraklon
Jookin
B,c. Clark
Northampton Pranch
Woul
Cunningham Brok
J. Bandy
Railway Pie Day At 19 Mile Tank Gains Spectators
Reports describe the annual railway outing at the 19 Mile Tank in fine weather. About 1100 travelled on a special Geraldton train with six coaches eight vans and two engines. The event featured the City Band and a public refreshments stand while committee members and MLA J. C. Willcock received praise for organizing a day of sports events and entertainment.
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Geraldton
W. Thirkey
J. C. Willcock
E. King
Dug Green
Walter Forman
False Caper and Euphorbia Terracina in local weed issue
The article discusses eradicating Euphorbia Terracina, known as false caper, urging rapid action to prevent crop damage. It notes spraying with bluestone and cites cases of children suffering skin rashes from local weed play, with fragmented dialog illustrating confused accounts.
Yachting Club Prepares Vote on Commodore and Officers
The Yachting Club faces a vote on the position of Commodore and the office of vice Commodore with Lea ura and Jouown likely candidates. Secretaries Mora B Gibbe and C Waller assist as secretary and assistant secretary as the club plans a meeting next Monday at the Shemrock Hotel to decide the course changes and address members’ concerns.
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Leaura & Jouown
Pell
Ube Cleb
Mora
Gibbe
C Waller
Shemrock
Eil
The Sheep Industry Talks At Unemploy Show
Graupemarke at the Unemwat Show lunches a speech on the future of the sheep industry. He warns pests and drought may threaten flocks and wool prices, urging farmers to unite for better export policy, price stability, and vision for research and works to support producers.
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Graupemarke
Unewomel
Saya
Farners Om
Monger
Wwe
Uy Pty
Butler
Farm policy debate on horse breeding and mechanization
The article discusses W McKenzie Grant outlining Commonweal policies favoring horse breeding for wartime needs and opposing machine supremacy. It critiques using pastures to feed horses, questions pastoral development versus industrial farms, and notes inadequate arable lands and regional temperance concerns. It mentions potential crops and territories but emphasizes sustainable breeding over mechanization.
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Victoria District Co-Operative Flour Milling CO. Ltd
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Commonwealth Hotel
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Winter, Brandt, & Co
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Overland
Mesa
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Crossley
Ford
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Aki
Tay & Tor
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Feineeson
A. T. Davies
Busy Bee
Geraldton Motor Garage
Dunlop Tyres
Alas Goodyear, Goodrich
Barnet Giess
EB. W. Ive
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Buick Care
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Howard
W. McKenzie Grant
Asim
Autralls
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Drop Head
Locke’ Furniture Show Rooms
Anaes Cel Aly
Gorthempton
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Willian Motor
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Williams & CO
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