Reflections on Red Triangle Day and community effort
A veteran weekly column lauds Red Triangle Day results with £2500 in sight and possible more, noting generous rivalries among towns, praise for humble donors, and calls for better organization for future War Chest efforts. It criticizes a Dubbo paper's low target and laments public holiday disruptions to postal and newspaper services.
Wool Report: Appraisements Under Wool Scheme Near End
Schute Bell Co reports Brisbane appraisements proceeding under the present wool scheme with final appraisements soon. The article notes broad support for the scheme, despite minor objections, citing the British Government buyout preventing sales collapse and the cash value aiding the country’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schute, Bell and Co, Ltd
Brisbane
Wellington District Trotting Club meets with dust and thrills
The Wellington District Trotting Club held its June meeting at the showground drawing good public attendance despite the Red Triangle demonstration. Seven events ran on a dusty track with a dead heat in the Pony trot between Metro and Almond Rock, and Willow View disqualified in the Farmers and Tradesmen's Trot in sulky. Results include Mias Wood winning one mile, Fitzalmont taking the saddle race, Metro and Almond Rock dead heating in one mile, and Minnie Wilkes winning the Progressive Handicap trotting well ahead of Rangoon.
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Wellington
Red Triangle
Metro
Almond Rock
Willow View
R. C. Hungerford
Morning and Nickaway Lead In Flying Handicap Rails Race
In a busy program at the trotting club, Nickaway drew away early in the Flying Handicap to lead Morning by six lengths into the first straight, then extended the gap. Chief Girl closed late but ran out of ground as Nickaway won by about ten lengths with Morning second and Chief Girl third. Time 2.24.
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J.T. Fenton
Robinson
W. H. Potts
Minnie Wilkes
Almont
Rangoon
Payne
Lord Dudley
Nickaway
Huon
Chief Girl
Morning
C. White
Madora
Bdallabh
Doreen Huon
Theobald
Alma
Bryant
Geer. Bhd
Tearake Ser
Ribbonette Arr
Almond Rock
Wollroi Ser
Lubra
Bhd
Evens Madora
Tearake
Nancena Boy
Wolarol
Hent
W. Squire
Tom
Ssec
H. Sorrell
Bonnie
Sec
Marley
Emma
Glen Huon
Hector
Bobbie
Tango Seee
al Moon
Bonnie Ribbons
Wand
Position of Russia and evolving leadership crisis
Bohemian reader Masaryk cables from Petrograd outlining a fragile Russian coalition cabinet. Resignations shift command with Brossiloi as chief and Gurko to follow. He warns of pacifist influence, potential policy shifts, and the German threat while urging Allied resolve and American aid as Russia’s front strains deepen.
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Alexie
Brossiloi
Gurko
Masaryk
the Times
Petrograd
Kerensky
M. Lenin
France
Joffre and
Poetain
Jrosecn
War in France and Belgium Report From Haig
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports recapturing a post near Charisy and repulsing raids near La Bassée Neuve Chapelle Vermelles Armentières Wytschaete with 37 prisoners. Heavy artillery activity around Gouzeaucourt Vimy Ridge and Ypres. Allied airmen claimed four enemy trains hit and seven German aircraft shot down. Reuters notes 112 prisoners from three regiments taken in counter-attacks south of the Souchez. German assault waves repulsed, heavy shelling of trenches. French and British actions described with numerous aerial and ground engagements, captures, and ongoing bombardments around the Vallees and California Plateaus.
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Douglas Haig
Charisy
la Bassee Aml
Neuve Chapelle
Vermelles
Armentieres
Wytschaete
Gouxeaucourt
Vimy Ridge
Ypres
Reuter
Souchez
Enemny
Froilmont Farm
Wallelere
California
Nancy
Dunkirk
Teuter
Paris
Vallelero
Wytschnete
Tulloch
Lens
Monehy
Choriny
Winterberg
Croonne
Brave
Champagne
Pohl Mountain
Brazil to mobilize 20 million for European war effort
Brazil aims to use all resources and raise a large army for the European conflict. About 42 German ships seized by Brazil, undamaged, to be placed at Allied disposal. Italian report notes intensified artillery east of Gorizia from Vertolbizza to the coast, with strong fighting near San Marco and Dosso lines. Allied reinforcements counterattacks with heavy losses. Reuters: proclamation at Argyrocastro for Albanian independence under Italian protectorate.
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Salonica
Russia
M. Kerensky
Repington
Times
Murray
Maude
Landwehr
Landsturm
Germany
Brazil
Gorizia
Vertolbizza
San Matco
Dosso
Faiti
Flondar
San Marco
Reuter
Argyrocastro
Albania
Farmers muster to sow 200 acres for soldiers relief
From Eu bindal Hughstonia a large turnout of volunteer farmers collected with ploughs drills and implements to sow 200 acres donated by Friend Bros and E Davidson. Proceeds will be shared among returning soldiers in Galong Binalong and Burrowa districts. Last season fell short but 1917 18 crops hoped better. Nine nurses left Wagga Hospital after dispute over a nurse's reinstatement. Eight nurses one sister and five staff resigned unless reinstated by 9 yan. Executive warned stoppage meant dismissal. the nurse and eight nurses left. Hospital has 62 patients and about 20 nurses. Merger of many British steamship lines including Cunard and P Commonwealth reported as completed in San Francisco.
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Vass
Eubindal
Hughstonia
Friend Bros
Davidson
Galong
Binalong
Burrowa
Wagga Hospital
Yan
Global Shipping Combine Formed Amid War Developments
Dominion Allan Union of New Zealand British India and New Zealand Shipping Company unite under Lord Inchcape as managing director, controlling 400 vessels. Guynemer’s final five victims raise total to 44 in daring sorties. Commonwealth cargo line profits buoy treasury by June 30. Peking reports eleven provinces in revolt with a Provisional Government forming under Hsu Shi Shang and Wang Shih Chen. central authority isolated amid press censorship.
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Dominion
Allan
Union of New Zealand
British India and
New Zealand Shipping Company
Lord Inch- Cape
Paris
Guynemer
House of Representatives
John Forrest
Qne
Peking
Reuter Corresonient
Shanghai
Hsu Shi Shang
Wang Shih Chen
Pekin
Australia’s Share Enlistments by State to April 1917
Senator Pearce reports enlistments across Australian states up to April 30 1917. West Australia 9 16 per cent Queensland 7 52 NSW 7 40 Victoria 6 05 South Australia 6 81 Tasmania 6 60 total 6 13 per cent. The proportion of enlistments to male population since 1914 is 41.8 per cent. Broken Hill and Northern Territory counted with SA. Federal Territory included in NSW.
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Pearce
Defence
West Aus
Queensland
Nsw
Victoria
Tasmania
Australia
Broken Hill
Northern Territory
South Australia
Federal Territory
New South Wales
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Dubbo
War Chest Fund
Y.M.C.A
Sydney
Forture
Dungog
A. W. Morse
Gent's & Children’s
Mercery
Towers & General Manchester Lines
CREAN
Percy Street
W. Morse
Sydney Wool Report
Wellington District Trotting Club
J. Rutter
J. T. Fenton
Lulu Hoy
T. Warren
Lubra Ser
Ragtime
Movie Rock
Lulu Girl
Miss Wood
J. Munro
Jenn Fitz
P. F. Cleary
Kaiser Huon
Wilfred Dick
Rockasia Ser. Bhd
Huon Lad
Tuxey
M. Smith
Asec
P. B. Cousin
A. Carr
Wolaroi
Huon Uleve
Aunt Sally
Bird
Evens Metro
Wolardi
Volardi
Wolaro
Sulky
N. Macken
J. E. Thompson
Elmo
Secret See Bhi
Little Victory Awl Prince
Little Victory
Elino Ol
Prince
Elmo Olf
E. J. Thomas
Peecy Street
H. C. F. Glover
Thelephone
Hossack’s
Ravery Soversign
A. Hossack
Ferguson & Son
Hurstville
S. Silver
Court House
Western Land Board Office
J. McMaster
Mr. J. Silver
Dr. Roth
Wade
Shephard
J. C. Talliday
Lane Mullens
J. Stevens
Central Methodial Mission
R. Jeffernan
Jato HM. Porces
Grant
Spence
Nyal' Y
W. G.F
Percy Sole
Cal
Warne Suai
Gonors
Ang Hulida
MR. Pea
George
H. G
W. Au
BOOTN
Phecy
Pul
Ern Stores Ltd
Best Availa Makers
Torrens