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Geraldton Guardian

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

3

Eastern Campaign Update on Frederickstadt Battle

A war communique reports heavy German losses at Frederickstadt as Russian forces repulse a German attempt to break north and near the railway, with strong counterattacks claiming 39,000 prisoners, many machine guns, and thousands of rifles. German plans to divide Russian forces are described as a wedge driving toward Dubno and near Moscow, with Hindenburg assembling forces and continuing pressure on Russian lines amid a frost.

Petrograil Germany Frederiky Theewie Beniga Dvbsk Brest Litovskoo Meecow

Italian Front Weighs For Allied Bid On Constantinople

A Sept report from Budapest notes Italian operations hindered by Nameroff forces on the Ariuw front and in Trentino. Abaly aims to pass to Allies as Hromsyz and Nazers vow to press toward Constantinople with all available troops.

Namerov Budapest Hromzy Trentina Abe Ay Tong Comiantinople

Britain Faces War Time Compulsory Service Debate

A fragmentary Empire Review letter cites Milner and Ritchner arguing compulsory service could be mobilized to sustain Britain during the war. It notes government intent, potential opposition's ease of suppression, and broad wartime mobilization concerns amid fears of Russia's power.

L.milon Empire Review Lord Milner Ritchenor Kuasia Eld

Welsh coal workers demand 2 15 per coat wage rise

London dispatch reports Welsh militia and Welsh miners seeking a 2 shilling 15 pence per coat increase amid general strike action. Inrelated notes 40,000 coal miners refuse to resume work claiming no new agreement signed. Lusitania and Arabic murders prompt Germany to offer compensation for American lives. Balkan situation sparks sympathy for Entente as public opinion grows restless.

London Mousspe

Campaign on latest fashion styles ends this season

Fragmentary report outlines new blouse and crepe fashion items from Bulgaria, Turkey, Germany. Mentions silk blouses, low neck designs, and cream tones arriving with floral motifs. Notes a campaign wrapping up soon with tailored garments and skate outfits referenced.

Mastin Lake NY

Federal War Loan report from Amsterdam

A September dispatch from Amsterdam notes Borin overs from O16 state Uuat the Turkey Kugara agreement is in compliance under the Federal War Loan program.

Federal Amsterdam Borin Turkey Kugara

Prime Minister Announces Massive War Bond Subscriptions

The Prime Minister announced a record war bond subscription exceeding thirty million pounds for West Australia. Key figures noted include Fishar and other officials highlighting public support and national effort for the war cause.

The Money Market Tension in New York

The money market shows tension as trading muted on hopes for an agreement. German moves against Rica and Allied difficulties were cited as factors, with uncertainty curbing exchange activity and creating cautious mood across financial centers.

Latest Wires Echo Evesians Suffer Casualties Near Front

A garbled dispatch reports Allied reinforcements and multiple casualties. Names include Private R. P Somes and Private W L Turmer among others. mentions England, Denmark, West Australia, and New South Wales forces. Wounds and deaths are listed with units and locations amid heavy fighting near rivers and fronts.

Royal England R. PH. Somes Token Hill Turmer Cuballing Il Wess Dangerousis Hombarder Atle Vatterss Pield Artilery D. M Grant Denmark West Aus Bahakin Woud M.A. Lady Mattaion Northam Hemay Tas Kalgoorlie J. W. Franklyn Subiaco South Wales

Australians Break Through at Callipoli in Turkish Fight

Report from September news desk notes heavy fighting at Callipoli with Australian troops making gains while Turkish forces suffer. General Ian Hamilton and forces described as occupying positions amid rugged terrain and hostile counterattacks. New Zealand reports and allied updates emphasize intensified combat and setbacks for the Turks.

Tandon Ian Hamilton Yeporis New Zee

Constantipople Fate Marked by Ammo Shortage Record

The Mesagero reports a growing belief that a shortage of ammunition will trigger an early phase change in Constantipopia’s war, signaling the start of a second decisive phase as René, the Superintendent, voices concern.

Rene Constantipopia

Russia’s Front Line Sandbags Drive Faces Hurdles

Russia’s defence department calls for sandbags as recruits flood fronts amid wartime needs. Named volunteers B W Strachan, G Cook, W Boner, AR Davis, W Crinsley, A Howard, J Douglass, and G A McMima joined the training camp by Tuesday night as the campaign pivots on patriotic support and agency backing.

Ains W Strachan G Cook W Boner AR Davis W Crinsley Howard J Douglass G. A. McMima

Submarine Exploit Blows Up Bridge at Constantinople

A British submarine reportedly blew up a portion of Gala Bridge at Constantinople yesterday. The Daily News says the German government may have sunk the attacker after failing to report from the submarine that came with the Arabic and came into contact with the command. Belgian distress noted.

Athens Gala'a Camstantinople London Daily News Washington Hay

WAGE RESERVES OF GOLD AND BELGIAN PLIGHT

A Perrygrad message reports a Duma statement claiming government borrowing of £600,000,000 and likely access to foreign markets soon. The Belgian harvest is secured by Germany but 3,600,000 industrial workers are destitute, needing security to buy food amid a looming winter. Casualty notice lists Private W. A. Maxwell of Sandy Creek.

London Perrygrad Joan Ue Ros National Council of — Belgian Germany

Rumor of New Weapon Turpivite Sparks War Fear

The item reports a circulating tale that the French military authorities discovered an explosive called turpivite and prepared to use it in the war. Inventor Turpin is named, with claims of a gas resulting in deadly asphyxiation. Details discuss laboratory tests and potential battlefield effects, including a 100 yard blast radius and dispersal of gases.

Fageue Turpin Jorge Meena le Orvag Abell Ieee Orien Iver Wery

Welsh coal strike settled in favor of the men

London reports yesterday that the Welsh coal strike has been settled in favor of the miners. The wireless naval reports from Gallipoli mention a new development as tensions and opinions remain high.

London

Invasion fears and German plans flash through neutral ports

Fragmented wartime prose describes German invasion fears, aerial bombardment, and naval sorties. It notes neutral Colombians returning to London, warnings of rail and trench defenses, and alleged German beliefs about undermining England with transports and air power.

Coumbias London Germany Germaine Sallidiet Banda Te Keap England Witter Yeprnt Read Ness JeT'icos Steves Napoleon Trafalgar Murlov Germutuy

Enlistment Terms for Australian Expeditionary Force

Western Australians aged 18 to 45 may enlist with a minimum height and chest measurement requirements. Descriptions cover daily pay rates, reparation allowances, and marriage options for those living at home. Details reference Lieutenant Sewn and Private daily wages with adjustments for dependents.

Sepee Wits

Golden Ball yields rich gold from old Caledonian vase site

A Watdaome mining find yields 118 ounces of gold from 42 tims of ore from Mersis Gow Hurgoin and Nocks Kaw. The-pocket formed near the town’s north end and included a 30 pound piece yielding 88 ounces and another 0.4 ounce piece totalling 118 ounces, plus 380 pounds from battery plates.

Cus Say Cuc Treydon Murchison Times

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