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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
3
Great Shopping Week at West Australia Mammoth Stores showcases Boon’s goods for men women and children. Large-volume buying and staff sourcing in London and the Continent deliver prompt access to latest fashion, with emphasis on value and customer satisfaction.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson accepted the resignation of Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan amid war tensions. The note to Berlin follows Germany's submarine warfare and signals a shift toward a tougher policy. Public opinion splits. Bryan opposed tougher action, others expect decisive measures.
London reports the Kaiser returned to Berlin from Vienna and told troops at Galizia that losses at Przemysl were heavy. He said defeats were unavoidable as Germany must conquer or dig in and planned to address the Italian frontier with a speech seen as a prelude to war.
In the House of Commons today the First Lord of the Admiralty announced a German submarine had been sunk. Six officers and 21 men were taken prisoner as arrangements were made for the treatment of the survivors.
London dispatches report military moves as Russia and Germany clash near the Baltic. A Russian submarine torpedoed a fleet of ten battleships between Windau and Gotland, with explosions heard on diving. A German cruiser hit a mine near Libau. Lindenburg sunk near Papen. Echo de Paris notes Istanbul may abandon Persia and Egypt to focus on the Dardanelles, and the Sultan vows to resign if required to leave Constantinople.
London reports Germany concentrates large reinforcements for a fresh assault at Ypres. The action follows decisive local pauses between the Oise and Aisne rivers, with an estimated 90,000 German losses noted in the bombardment and fighting.
Berlin reports minor progress southwest of Shavk ows and a withdrawal near Durasa amid encircling moves. Russian forces near Lemberg push south while repulsed attacks target Drohobygz and Dniester districts. Fire devastates Broun Hughes Strachan works at Park Royal. 80 000 pounds damage and 300 vehicles destroyed. London notes more internment space, age-limit extension aiding recruitment, and 3 200 000 already sanctioned. Perth lists 35th casualty and 36th M Dawson among West Australians.
Residents of Kwobrup and district held a May 28 social to bid farewell to Mr. G H Mills. The event featured a flower vase gift with a pendant inscription to the Mills family from local residents and a purse of sovereigns, with speeches and cake distribution before a 2 pm close. A second note warns information could lead to convictions for gate tampering at Kwlyamartup. Also listed are notices for livestock, real estate, and boarder inquiries in Katanning area.
Readable items show a June calendar with days noted and fragmented wording. The text mentions Thursday and Friday sequences and unclear abbreviations, making precise events or names hard to verify.
An official communiqué states a German submarine has been sunk by Allied forces. Torpedo boats numbered 10 and 12 were involved in the action off the east coast, with details shaping the ongoing war report.
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