Mutiny Crisis Surges As Korniloff Signals Surrender
Petrograd reports Kerensky says Korniloff ready to surrender and military discipline to be restored. Mutineers handed to military tribunal. Kerensky's stance strengthens Provisional Government. Korniloff allegedly demanded three dictators and suppression of councils. Italian Front sees fierce fighting with heavy losses around Mont St Gabrielle as Austrian assaults continue.
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Austrian Desperation Report on Mont St Bab Movements
An official Italian report issued yesterday said the enemy renewed efforts to advance from Mont St Bab Fielle but gained only a few advanced posts. The description highlights continued heavy fighting and limited territorial gains amid ongoing clashes.
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Mont St Bab- Fielle
Pola and Fiume target to cripple Austrian Navy plan
Report from New York dateline cites a wartime strategy to crush Austria by seizing Pola and Fiume, aiming to cut submarine activity in two seas. General Cadoray deploys cannons coal and aeroplanes to execute the plan while Trieste is deemed secondary. Palestine campaign notes include Gaza battle reporting and Australian light horse activity.
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Turko Turbulence Ends With An Attempted Suicide
In New York on September a Petrograd message reports General Korniloff's commander, after meeting with M. Kerensky, shot himself. The wound is not yet fatal. A later dispatch notes the incident as part of ongoing military tensions and command unrest.
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Petrograd militia manned by five thousand workmen
Petrograd authorities have organized a militia of five thousand armed workmen to serve under M. Soviet. The unit will be placed at the disposal of Soviet authorities to bolster local security and support revolutionary efforts during the upheaval.
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German Report on Langemarck Victory and Prisoners
An official German report says forces drove out the enemy at a wooded sector north of Langemarck and captured numerous English soldiers. It also claims to have benefited the French line west of Guigi court and taken additional prisoners.
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Unfounded British Peace Overture Report Quoted
An unreliable German press claim that Britain sought peace is publicly denied as unfounded. Report mentions Count Luxburg’s travel to Paraguay amid riots in Buenos Aires and notes ongoing wealth conscription amid unrest.
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Bonar Law Urges Tax Strategy Over War Strain
Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr Bonar Law told a trade union deputation that wealth conscription is a question of national interest. He favored taxation on capital or spread over long periods and warned that a wartime conscription of wealth would be ruinous, though not categorically impossible.
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London
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Revolt in Russia Doom Likely to Fail Says Kerensky
Reports from London and Petrograd say General Korniloff seeks conditional surrender while Kerensky demands unconditional capitulation. Kerensky moves to meet Korniloff in battle as Lukovomskiy is named suspected instigator. General Voitinsky defends army discipline amid upheaval in Petrograd and SaVino acts against rallies and street events.
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Anti German demonstrations widen in Buenos Ayres turmoil
An official message warns of rupture if Germany does not disavow its minister. Large crowds protest and seize the legation posting, releasing two German newspaper workers. Demonstrations persist with attacks on German buildings despite guards. A bonfire destroys the Kaiser's portrait and furnishings.
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Crisis in Sweden Drives King to Meet American Envoy
The World's Stockholm representative reports the King is hurrying to Stockholm to meet an American envoy invited to the Foreign Office after lengthy discussions on the crisis.
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Australian Wounded Heroes Return Home
Telegrams report 1700 wounded service members return home with 216 for Fremantle. Of Fremantle’s group, all could walk except two. The brief notes the varying mobility among the returning personnel.
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Cheap timber and brick walls for cheap houses
A reader discusses building with timber and brick options as exterior walls and roofing. They suggest plastic wax coatings, bush carpenter methods, and cheap slate outer shells to create windproof, healthier, ventilated homes, with a spacious verandah as a low cost comfort improvement.
Taxing Wages and Premier's Poll Speech Debate
A letter questions electioneering claims about wage taxation under the Premier's Moora poll proposals. It argues single men earning £100 and married men with £150 would face tax, detailing thresholds, child exemptions, and potential nonpayment scenarios, urging clarification from Drew or Willcock.
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Industrial unrest. No settlement expected at Fremantle
Perth September 1 reports from union circles that prospects for settlement are slim. Rumors say power botton employees may be asked to withhold electricity to Fremantle’s large electric crane during unloading, but no official action is confirmed.
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Unloading the Dimboola work proceeds quietly
Perth reports the unloading of the Dimbooly continuing without fanfare and expectation that all butter will be unloaded today. A NSW coal strike looms as terms are rejected by miners after proposals for future mine operation and re employment priorities.
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