World War Dispatches Endure Colossal Austrian Losses
Vienna is described as full of wounded after massive Austrian casualties. Reports claim about 50,000 killed or wounded in several regiments, with German and Austrian forces suffering heavy losses. The narrative notes German retreat near Paris and Japanese actions at Tsingtau, while Vienna and Paris fronts are depicted as chaotic and costly.
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Vetrograd
Tr Tx
Maintremy
Vierton
Prench
Colummns
Donohoe
Daily Chronicle
Germany
Germany Expels Alien Enemy Teachers Amid Tension
A fragmentary report indicates Germany excludes alien enemy teachers and professors from schools as ministers face pressure over education policy. The note mentions French and German authorities in a tense exchange about wartime controls affecting instruction and discipline.
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Germany
Amsterdam
Educat
Allen
Theess
Tas
Germany taunts the Boers over South African war stance
Amsterdam dispatch notes the Hertiner Tageblatt cites Boer attitude toward Germany as evidence by Prime Minister Botha's claim the Boers stand with England against Germany.
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Amsterdam
Hertiner Tageblatt
Germany
Bo‘tha
Famous Boer General Shot Dead by Police
London reports General Delarey and General Revers were shot near Johannesburg after failing to hear a police challenge. Police were tracking a desperado gang using a car like the general’s, amid a patrol pursuit.
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London
General Telarey
Arivadier
Revers
Johannesburg
General Delarey
Dectarev
War News and Rumors From Front Lines in WWI
Reports describe General Joffre halting German retreat to choose battle grounds and Russian victories over Austria as decisive. Claims of 200,000 prisoners and widespread German losses appear amid conflicting, sensational war narratives and rumors from London and New York press.
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Joffre
The Marne War Film and Red Star Stock Plot Summary
A wartime film account shows German and French casualties at the Marne with British reactions and hospital scenes. The narrative shifts to Olive Sherwood in a separate plot as German soldiers died to fund Red Star mining stock, leading to a romantic and social conflict in New York and Omaha.
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Basterm
Olive Sherwood
Watlings
New York
Richard Bury
Hank
West
Booker
Red Star
Olive
Paris
Watling
von Kuick
Burbank
Omaha
Watigs
Old Town
Rushank
Tove
Western Australia Federal Election Returns Incomplete
The latest returns from Western Australia show little change in the Senate race with candidates including Bunder M Buzacott Henderson Lynch Needham North M Pearce Spencer M Theyssell M and Thomson M. Additional results received do not alter the overall situation.
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Western Australia
Bunder
Buzacott
Henderson Lynch
Needham North
Pearce
Spencer
Thomson
Theyssell
Labor and Ministerialists lead in New South Wales race
The report shows four Labor candidates Gardiner Grant McDougall and Watson leading in New South Wales with two Ministerialists Gound and Millen. Lost Senate seats for Oakes and Rue Jensen noted, while preferences and absent votes may decide a seat in the House of Representatives.
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New South Wales
Labor
Messrs
Gardiner
Grant
McDougall
Watson
Messrs Gound
Millen
Senate
Oakes
Rue Jnsen
Delarey
Thelmen
Messrsant
D. Watson
House of Representatives
Feynch
Conroy
Gouklany
McDonneall
Mayoress thanks volunteers for Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force clothing
Australia at War notes the Mayoress Mrs Q Ly Bernard thanks a long list of ladies for sewing clothing and collecting items for the Australian Imperial Expeditionary Forces. Donations from Carter Semple and others funded fabric soap tobacco chocolate towels and handkerchiefs. Clothing was sent to Tailly Barron and acknowledged last week.
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Q. Ly Bernard
Australian Imperial Expeditionary Forces
Iie
Mesdames
Harwing
Lucker
Colhateh
Fraser
Dunkley
Purcowe
Camm
Turton
Gobling
Witney
Matone
Broomball
Duence
Johns Marshall
Sh. G. Mc Wood
Twine
Winnie
Miriam Coob Mics Henley
Carter and Semple
Broom
Fannet T
John
Taily Barron
Military Votes Near Blackboy Hill Camp
A report notes 1834 personnel of all ranks were off duty at Blackboy Hill Camp on Monday, reflecting military voting activity or related movement at the site.
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Blackboy Hil
Electric brushes brighten chair in Tim Harnett’s salon
A curios note describes how the chair gains strength and new shine through electric brushes used in Tim Harnett’s cabin. It mentions an electric face massage device at T Harnett’s shaving saloon.
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Ned
Tim Harnett
T. Harnett
Shain Trensing
Phenomenal Rain Could Save Wheat Growers From Disaster
report from Western Australia notes farmers face a critical drought with crops only salvageable by unprecedented rainfall. Local officials fear substantial losses unless August rains appear, while experts urge strong harvests to avert total ruin. government schemes discussed to support bank certificates against value.
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Hamersley
Mc Hammersley
Pesse | Alla
A Week in a Day Fair Supports Wesley Church Funds
A village fair held at the Town Hall drew a large crowd on Wednesday evening. Mayoress Mrs. C L Bernard opened the event, with stalls named for each day and others for Red Cross and a Mower display. About £56 was raised, roughly £40 profit, to aid Wesley Church funds.
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C. L. Bernard
Wesley Church
Red Cross
Mesdames F. Bofield
J. Caddy
Mesdames Dyer
Dulfield and
Need
J Alesdames
F. Gregory
W.atkinefoam
Morrell
Mesdames
Camm
Williams
Foster
Matthews
Miss Winsorough
Mn Akind
Wending
J. Stewart
Healey
James Martin
Tockver
James Kirkman
W. Turner
Ant
Martin
Gale
Cutts
Stewart
Byfield
Henley
Irs
Canton
Korrelocking Wins Premier Ship in Stunning Final
The Korrelocking team defeated Yorkrakine 211 to 3.9 percent in a decisive match at Korrelocking last Saturday. Jack Carmody starred as Player of the Season earning the roid medal presented by Mrs. Connelly. Yorkrakine floundered, while Jim Throssell praised for skipper duties. Grass Valley meets Jenna Cubbine tomorrow at East Northam Ground to decide the Central Districts Association premiers.
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Jocal
Jack Carmody
Connelly
Yorkrakine
Jim Throssell
Musner
East Northam
Rmorrow
Ain Central Districts Association
Foodstuffs Commission Clarifies Reports About Reports
The commission explains that reporting requirements for holders of fixed quantities of commodities are not confiscation. It aims to study quantities distribution and estimated public needs, not interfere with normal business. The piece ends with a verse about stock traders and the folly of their greed.
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Tyrg
Commission
Drought Stricken Districts Carriage of Stock Debate
Farmers in eastern districts request free carriage of horses to feed and water points as drought devastates crops. A. N. Piesse and others urge government aid, suggesting free freight or half-rate returns to move horses to better areas. The minister vows possible starvation stock relief and aims to keep settlers on land.
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A. N. Piesse
Baster
Hamersley
Pieyse
Dowerin
Aries
Beverley
Markan
Baxter
Horse Lee
Kent
Western Australia
Phew
Abel Seqinst
Race of the year thrills crowd at the barrio
A lively race unfolds with a galloping mob and roaring crowd. The note mentions sending six bodies to Jack Cody, Tattersall's agent in Dowerin, and arranging a mover at Rooks Castledine's.
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Jack Cody
Tattersall
Dowerin
Rooks
Castledine’s
Anglican church Sunday service schedule posted
St John s Haly Communion services listed for Sunday September 6. Children's service at 8 415 and Holy Communion at 10 g m. Matins at 7 40 pm Evensong and country service at 3 pm. Rector Alban Luxmoore Marshall and Assistant Priest J P Davoren named.
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ST. John's
Haly Communion
Holy Communion
Country Service
Pam
Seabrook
Alban Luxmoore Marshall
J. P. Davoren
Wesley Church Sunday Service Schedule Summary
Wesley church lists Sunday events led by Rev. G McLaren on September 20. Morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 4 p.m. Bible class at 7 p.m. Evening service to follow.
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G. McLaren
Junot CE
Baptists Church Holds Autumn Ministering Service
In September the Baptist church announces Rev Ky Chaster Jerrick will lead services at 3 pm Sunday School and Bible Class. The message centers on Christ's second coming with emphasis on faith and devotion for attendees.
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Ky Chaster Jerrickson
Divine Pervice
Mass and devotions at St Josephs Chorele Northam
Roman Catholic Church schedule lists Mass at eight o'clock and evening devotions at seven ten. Services continue in Jennepallin Hall with class at nine o'clock.
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St. Josephs
Chorele Northam
Jennepallin Hall
Slass
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