Ex Czar Trials, Peace Find, Irish Unity Call
Labor MP O Grady says ex Czar and reactionaries will be publicly tried after return from Russia. Kerrn sky claims a document dated March 15 shows assent to separate peace with Germany. Carr denies contesting State Macquarie seat while pursuing Macquarie Federal seat in courts. Archbishop Kelly at Major Redmond requiem urges Ireland unity as path to prosperity. Rotterdam seizes potatoes meant for Britain, straining Anglo Dutch pact. Distressed Jockeys Fund grants £150 to Mrs Tink. Requiem mass for Major Redmond held. French government sends Legion of Honor to widow. Colonel Repington notes 1917 West Front: 70,000 prisoners, 500 guns, many mortars and MGs. German morale waning. Grand Lodge of English Freemasons bi-centenary with 3250 lodges. King congratulates 000 masons. Albert Hall service held. Medal mis issued to Mills case corrected. genuine recipient in England. Post and Telegraph Act reform delays cheap circular postage two months to allow stock use.
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Mr. O'Grady
Labor M.P
Russia
M. Kerdnsky
Germany
Archbishop Kelly
St. Mary's Cathedral
William Redmond
Ireland
England
Rotterdam
Britain
William H. K. Redmond
France
Rishman
Legion ‘of Honor
Repington
West Front
Grand Lodge of
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Albert Hall
Prince Arthur of
R. Mills
West Africa
Sydney
Webster
Separation allowances for Australian soldiers dependents
The Minister for Defence Senator Mearte announced that separation allowances will be paid to the wives and mothers of Australian Imperial Force members regardless of any private income. The wife receives one fifth of a day, each child under 16 gets 424d per day, and dependent mothers receive the same rate.
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Defence
Mearte
Case of mothers entitled to separation allowance
The text states that mothers who were not dependent at their son's enlistment may later become dependent or partly dependent or prove that after enlistment he would have contributed to her support. They will then be entitled from that date to receive the same separation allowance as wives.
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Sone
Dr. Morse
Sidelights on Germany from the Essen Chronicle
A German controlled newspaper accuses British policy of misjudgments yet praises England as a rising, formidable power. It notes England’s global reach, voice in India and Africa, and the need for German strength to match British imperial expansion, warning that victory by England would overwhelm Germany.
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England
Egypt
India
South Africa
Exsen
Rhoeinisch-Westialische Zeitung
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Carthage
Ind
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Krapp
Europe
Malow
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Que
South West
East
America
Asia
Geormany
Essen
Tlese Reflertins
Aremany
Britain
London
Chronicle
How Long Will Our Shipping Last In War Time
A 1917 Answers piece analyzes U boats sinking Allied and neutral ships at five to six daily, warns of famine risk without tonnage gains, urges massive new shipbuilding, tighter resource use, and improved anti submarine measures to endure until Germany’s defeat. It stresses need for 400,000 tons monthly new shipping and broader labor mobilization.
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Germany
Canada
United States
Australia
Cielea
Sumarines
Africa
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