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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
3
Boans promises best value in Western Australia with wide range for man woman and child. Large stock enables buying in bulk and sourcing from London Continent and Commonwealth. In-house staff ensures latest fashions and prompt procurement while cutting expenses to keep prices low and customer satisfaction high.
News from America, Holland, and Roumania reports near complete German isolation. Italy advances in Austrian lands and seas. Dardanelles success for Allies despite loss of two battleships. Turks attempt attacks at Gaba Tepe repulsed. Roumania may join Allies. Roumanian sentiment cited. Wilson pressures Germany over Lusitania threat and submarine warfare.
Washington reports Germany’s reply to President Wilson's note condemning the sinking of ships including the Lusitania, Vatuba, Cushing, and Gull Light. The note is said to be friendly in tone but refuses America's demands, with the U S government astonished by attacks on vessels carrying American subjects. The New York World notes the plain language indicating that regret and offers of preparation will not suffice if submarine warfare continues, Germany must face consequences.
A Rome telegraph reports King’s gift of 84 hunters and carriage horses for cavalry. Aristocracy add fine animals to army fund. Rome issues a com muniqué claiming Italian advances along the Adige with minor losses. Pasubo is captured and trenches at Lavared near Misurina fall. Dirigibles drop bombs on the Friuli frontier and an aircraft is brought down near Valdegane.
London dispatch reports from Athens describe E11 exploits including an attack on four Turkish quays beside a gun factory in Constantinople. The torpedo missed a lighter and the vessel struck a German steamer at Stamboul, forcing its beaching amid panic. Troop disembarkations were noted along with Turkish forces and Gallipoli strength estimates.
The Providence Journal argues Germany must meet American demands or face severed diplomatic relations. Reuters reports Washington officials express profound disappointment at Germany's reply, with the situation deemed grave. US press condemns the response and calls for a prompt rejoinder exposing German errors.
Amsterdam May 31 reports heavy fighting resumed at Ypres with unprecedented gunfire. No violence heard at Bruges and Ghent as German forces from Liege and Luxembourg continually arrive at the front.
Government prosecutes Major Richardson for publishing a front letter in The Times. The document alleged France sent countless recruits and warned of weary public sentiment, while criticizing war bonuses. The Times faced calls to consult press bureaus, and French authorities lodged complaints with Britain’s War Office.
London reports General Mackenson repeating a larger Lodz manoeuvre in November while the current operation remains incomplete. Some infantry regiments have only three quarters of their effectives, and Grand Duke Nicholas is credited with superior strategy as the German battering ram stalls.
A list of donors and supporters appears for a district fund to provide a tabla with the aang tank. Prominent figures and many residents from the Kalwneaca Mochi iow Institute corridor contribute, with Mr. F Gidoy serving as treasurer and others named, including Thomson, Todd, Cullen, Cobban, and McKenney, among many. The drive seeks sustained support and public acknowledgment of contributions.
Football overview: rounds scheduled with matches every Saturday. First and second rounds precede third to sixth rounds, all to be played on the grounds of the tiretavamed club.
May 31 dispatchs say Russians pushed Germans back on the San and captured 3,000. Italian operations against Austria show 5,000 enemy casualties to date. German and Austrian forces opposing Italy total 600,000.
New York papers report Germany’s response to the Lusitania sinking as merely temporising and insincere. The New York Herald says Germany seeks to delay while reserving the right to retaliate. the United States holds a brief to act.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a chess concept and a dramatic medical claim centering on Woods. The readable bits suggest a feature on strategy and an alleged peppery treatment, but details are unclear.
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