War News From Front Lines Amid Marne and Somme Actions
Allied artillery moved forward as German forces pressed in the Marne salient and near Albert. French and American troops report captures including Ville Montoirs and several guns with hundreds of prisoners. British and New Zealand units counterattacked Stalled German assaults with heavy shelling and gas. General Haig notes a mixed day with anticipated further action.
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Marne
Foch
Chatesa Thierry
Fereen-Tardennoia
New York
Saissena
Ville Montoirs
Quiphy la Chateau Teil
Germany
Sen Ask
Gar Maine
Albert
Douglas Haig
Habuterne
Morris
United Prees
Wietre
Advices From Washington On World War I Fronts
Mon dated dispatches report Allied air power and artillery pounding German lines in the Marne salient. British and French air crews claim substantial enemy losses while German retreats face continued bombardment and cautious reports of possible movement near Solsona and Reims.
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Tons
Washington
Epleda
Douglas Haig
Aires
Gireges
Billela
Dames
Courtrai
Seclin
Allies plan Siberian expedition and world front shifts
The article outlines Allied plans for a vast Siberian deployment to secure supplies and stabilize regions from Windivastock to the Urals, with 40,000 Americans and similar forces from Britain France and Japan to operate across key corridors. It notes Japan's agreement to intervene in Siberia and large monetary funding, while reporting on Soviet resistance, revolts, and German setbacks as the wider conflict stabilizes fronts amid shifting power.
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Ardea
Vesio
Wells
Peps Prochl
New York
Waalineion
Warl
America
Wiemba- Son
Windivastock
Lake Baikal
Urals
Washington
Japan
Siberia
Peking
Siberian
Amsterdam
Lokal Anzelger
Moscow
Coonche
Viedivostoek
Mikoluk
Semenoff
Manchuria
Walropg
Ukraine
Kiem
Imported firewood controversy shown in Sydney ad
An advertisement in Sydney papers claimed a pine wood shortage and advertised imported firewood from America for kindling. Forestry Commissioners investigated and found the “cedar of pine” was actually ordinary dunnage timber with shipping constraints and no evidence of overseas imports or deliberate hoarding.
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Sydney
America
New South Wales
Winien
Lund
Australis
Alves
Jg AP
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Solasona
Reime
Lokal Anseiger
Arma
Forman
vTeo
Amrial
Momala Parla
Milan
Mommwile
Sale Sons
Sole
Breakfest
Dficht
Wm. H. Macaat, Jr
Trespario
Borman
B. MacKay
Manchester
L. E. Street
Gloucester Stores
Gloucester
Jack Crook
General Commission
Saddlery
Thrift & ‘Thurlow
Thrift & Thurlow, Boone
E. W. Ike
Stonn
Carrie
Ampangen
Truimmai
Wight
Abbott & Co
Advan
J. Enright
West Maitland
Horme
Howe Jim Grimshaw
Cood Sample Room
Jim Grimshaw
Royal Hotel
Bill Foster
North Coast
Tel
William E. K. Foster
Falta Palit
Theo, M. Roge
R. Breckenridge
Timber Marchant Dé
Comino Bros
Beals
Steve Matic
Camino BrOs
C.w.walker
Hunter Street
Newcastle
Glucester
Gloucestem
W. Byrne
Motor, Cycle, & Engineering Works
Park, Street
Clas
C.W. Byrne
Jon
Marup
Lab
Molesworth Eee
Farmers
John Lee & Co
Sussex St
Anchorwids
E. Burne
Clarrie Burne
Arnott
Turin
Libby
Holbrook
J.f.c.o'briens
Arcade
Mattland
F. A. Isaac
Church ST. Gloucester
Hunter . Ltd
Tive Sar
King
Byaney
King's Wharf Newesalle
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