War Front Dispatches From World War Fronts
Sir Souk reports rail expansion east of Heber successful with 120 prisoners taken and machine guns captured. British gains near Méteren improve. German and British artillery exchanges heavy with raids on Zeebrugge. In Palestine Arab demolitions on the Hedjax railway and Maan water defenses altered. Between April 11 and 17, 322 prisoners were captured.
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Zeebrugge Raid Attacks by British Troops Recall Historic Ports
Survivors recount a bold Zeebrugge harbor raid in which British marines and sailors surprised German destroyers and batteries. The night action saw German crews captured or killed, ships sunk, and dawn glow from star shells as the Väldant and Vindictive pressed inland, with heavy fighting and dramatic, vivid scenes across Dover and Deal.
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Molas
Atips
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Offensive resumes across front under heavy bombardment
Sir Douglas Hale reports resumed offensive on the Western Front with heavy artillery and bombardments from Albert to the Prenes, including the Semmes and Ancre sectors. Australians in Armentieres advance, German attacks repulsed near Dranguiero, and heavy fighting along the Somme and Avre sectors continues. Reports also note captured French towns, Vienna unrest, and espionage trials in Aptwerp.
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French reports of heavy fighting south of the Senne and Avre
British and German actions dominate the front with bombardments and counterattacks across a wide stretch. Heavily defended sectors near Mangard see renewed German pressure, while Allied efforts regain ground at Villere Bretonneux and counterattacks limit the German advance amid heavy losses.
Commercial Strouds Markets Report Shows Mixed Prices
The Stroud market report notes cautious bidding with local buyers, strong interest in cows calves and heifers, and varied prices across multiple bidders including Wilmes Hampson Sinale McPherson Berry and Middleton. A follow up sale Tuesday yielded high demand and firm rates with notable gains in cow and calf lots and bullocks and vealers across vendors such as Abbott, Stott, Walker and Middlebrook.
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T. Hampson
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Magtom
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A. Acpold
O. A
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Wm. Maglom
Bourke
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C. Stott
Roberi Lean
John Shelton
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John Walker
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Stanton Brown
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Mildiebrook
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Lean
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G. A. Abe ‘Hott
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Neil McDonalds
Blanton Bros
John
Dal Bas
DORAL
O. Berry
Aledes
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T. J. Bourke
C. Maytom
Market Report Shows Slight Yarding Dips and Steady Rates
Auction notes from Wednesday Easter week indicate reduced cattle yarding with prices easing slightly yet overall steady. Buyers and sellers including J Munnell and T Doree report varied consignments of cows, calves, steers, and heifers with prices broadly within expected ranges.
Maitland Fat Stock Sales Report at Maitland Yard
Alarms bring a good turnout of buyers as the Maitland fat stock sale opened slightly lower. Prime bullocks sold up to £95 2s 6d, with weights and grades ranging from extra prime to medium. Cows and heifers followed with prices mostly in the £10s to £16s, reflecting the day’s softer tone. Numerous consignors including Sparko, Alexander, M’Menamin, and O’Donnell featured in the sale with varied results.
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Ofa
Ibe
Thomas
Ebrhis
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WH. Mackay
Dal
F. O'Donnell
K. Mackay
Laurie
J. Enright
Leora Sloer
Eld
J. Menity
Cown
Livestock Sale Notices From Local Fair Auction
A scanned sale listing shows numerous entries for cows steers and heifers with prices in pounds shillings and pence. Buyers include Worrell Moran Lambkion Sparky Skinner Farrall and Cooper among others with multiple cows priced from £4/6 to £20 per head and several lots described by breed or condition.
Demonstration Of Automatic Voting Machine By Mr Edward Rye
A demonstration of an automatic voting machine by printer Edward Rye of Glouseater was held for State Government officials. The device registers votes instantly, allows voters to choose a candidate by turning a handle, and records the ballot without revealing the voter. It includes color coded backdrops to indicate candidate choices and prevents multiple votes by the same user. The test showed efficiency but raised questions about installation costs.
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Fragmented OCR note on protests and governmental figures
Fragmented text references a demonstration with figures named Fuller and Warkorss, a Parliament setting, and mentions a wave tee and plant-like items. The passage is garbled with unclear names and actions, offering little cohesive event details beyond a public demonstration context and vague references to government officials.
Mail thieves pull off silent robbery on railway line
The mail thieves carried out a quiet heist on the railway route between Stanmore and Wurwood. A suspect, Koteld Baw, vanished amid the investigation, with no registered motive or material recovered.
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Active fighting at Salonika front intensifies
Reuters reports ongoing combat near Salonika with French and British actions west of Lake Doiran. German forces are said to be reinforcing the front while Allied defenses claim no miles gained near the lakes. The note also mentions shipping totals and French precautions against air raids.
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