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Now showing items 21-40 of 144
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-01)Turkish fleet flies at the sight of "Big Lizzie" -- Full story of the Canadians' glorious fight near near Ypres -- The guilt agents and actors -- Dunkirk bombarded by heavy German artillery -- The causes of slackness -- ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-03)Canadians who saved the Allies' line at St. Julien [photo's] -- What will the neighbours say? -- Echoes of town and round about -- The undying story of Canadian heroism -- Will Crooks castigates George -- A very gallant ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-04)Killed at Ypres and buried at home [photo's] -- Workers' reply to drink charges -- Strange case of Ophelia hospital ship -- Two more German attacks repulsed by British -- On the Chancellor's list -- Echoes of town and round ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-05)Bringing America to the brink of war [photo's] -- "Wait and see" budget: two million a day war -- Britain may retaliate on the Hun poisoners -- A great budget -- Echoes of town and round about -- The line of youth -- The ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-06)Airman who preferred death to captivity [photo's] -- On the warship in action in the Dardanelles -- Women's success in industry -- Sven Hedin, quitter -- Sir John French reports the Germans on hill 60 -- Paying for the war ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-07)The Battle for Hill 60: exclusive pictures [photo's] -- how our army landed in the Dardanelles -- Premier's story of success in Gallipoli -- What the new German attacks really mean -- British recapture more lost trenches ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-08)Lusitania sunk: awful death roll [photo's] -- A German "victory" -- Echoes of town and round about -- New drink taxes all dropped -- Peeresses and workmen's wives to help in armament factoties -- City clerk dies a hero's ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-10)Only a German could murder little children [photo's] -- Stamp out the reptiles -- Echoes of town and round about -- Story of the boats-coalowner's serious charge -- Mothers & babies die together: survivors' stories -- Irish ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-11)Last photographs of the Lusitania -- Where stand America? -- Echoes of town and round about -- "Wilful murder by the Kaiser": Jury's verdict -- Lusitania baby=killers murder another woman -- These fair and pretty children ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-12)Here lie the victims of German savagery [photo's] -- Too proud to fight -- Echoes of town and round about -- All men from 18 to 45 for war work -- How women can help the nation -- Chancellor warns welsh colleague -- German ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-13)Clear out the Germans, say the people [photo's] -- Women lead anti-German riots all over London -- Costly failure of German attacks on British lines -- poplar echoes the cry of the stock exchange: "no free German in London" ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-14)Honour-Infamy [photo's] -- The government at last tackles the alien scandal -- King George shows his contempt for the Kaiser -- Three have been victims of German barbarity -- Better late than never -- Echoes of town and ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-15)A Grim fight for the trenches in the Carpathians [photo's] -- Germans taken away in moving-vans -- What about "paper" Englishmen? -- Degrading the Kaiser -- Victorious French continue advance towards Lille -- Our muddled ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-17)Memories from the battlefield -- No strikes during the war -- Echoes of town and round about -- A wonder-city ruined by high=explosive "kultur" -- German lines broken by British midnight attacks -- The struggle for the ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-19)London territorials at the front [photo's] -- Kitchener wants 300,000 recruits -- Kupferle tried as a spy -- Gallant Kensingtons -- Three day's battle for a mountain -- Scuffle in commons: "stranger" seizes the mace -- ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-20)The alley-ways of death [photo's] -- National cabinet to carry war to a successful end -- Railways must be kept clear for troops and guns -- Sweethearts and sisters of fighting men [photo's] -- Coalition & ammunition -- ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-21)The Alley of death and glory [photo] -- Kupferle, the German spy, hangs himself -- Mr. G.K Chesterton on the war -- Kitchener's call for more men -- Italy decides to fight on the side of the allies -- Must it be conscription? ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-22)The critic is as bad as the slacker [photo] -- All that is left of the glories of Ypres -- Mobilise the country's manhood -- The full story of the cabinet crisis -- Trust Kitchener, the man with Britain behind him -- Two ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-24)The roll call -after the railway horror [photo's] -- Railway reform -- Echoes of town and round about -- Many soldiers burnt to death in blazing train -- Austria cuts railways & throws troops on frontier -- Faced death in ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-05-25)The Children's whitsuntide in war=time [photo's] -- over 200 dead in the train disaster -- The passing of the water "nut" -- Still sir Edgar Speyer -- Illustrated sunday Herald's "scoop" -- Italian destroyers' daring raid ...
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