Debates on France Reparations and Allied War Debts
The discussion centers on France's reparations in the postwar settlement, with references to Britain and the United States. Articles note the debt total around £40,040,000 and debate whether much of the claims are valid, including damages alleged by France and actions by Herriot and MacDonald in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Jaya
Britain
Leja Iona Commission
Great Britain
Aliteyer
Ramsay Macdonald
Cheyer
Macdonald Ronveyerl
House of Commons
Preur Repulie
France
Hritam
Liege
parfiFoon
Albion
Harriis
M. Herriot
Nirvonty
Regan
Hriucn
Manchester Guardian
Echo de Paris
Feenee
England
Bebo de Paria
Pasile
Calis
Somme
Local Weather Report From E N Chambers Recapitulated
A recast of local and general weather notes is attributed to Mr E N Chambers who is now serving as a weather observer. The update consolidates routine forecasts and regional conditions for the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Chambers
Jayous
Tee
Mall
Albany notices and social events mix with departures and honors
The article records plans from Albany including a departing employee Mr. Cooper and a royal commission from Cran South Australia on shipping, plus civic events and a farewell for Miss Carlson. It notes deaths, church gatherings, a town clerk change, and a charity minstrel show in Melville with set rehearsals and upcoming dances.
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Peres Cooper
Wilcox
Trois
Toealay
Onslow
Fem
Albany
Gor
Buck
Tran
Perth
Cran South Australia
Mr. Smith
Chamber Oat Commerce
Albert Newly
Vancouver
Government Hospital
Uv Soda
Thy Baptist Church
Ednods
G. D. White
Schnaers
E. Robins
Exhounds
Tad Sharpe
U. D
Vmrior
AL Buy
Tiewell
Mus Carlson
Lr Rock
Mottermick
Council
Mian Curlwon
Miss Carlson
Council of
Clark
Mr. Duthie
Mins
Daisy Pritchard
Returned Soldiers League at Albany Front Sub Branch Meeting
The Albany Returned Soldiers sub-branch discussed forming a Fathers association and plans for an annual congress in Perth. Officers Woollen Cooper and other members considered penal interest, ex military entitlements, and a possible local employment bureau, with decisions to write to the State secretary for information and to reconvene before August.
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Albingy
Sablien
Spalein
Nureos
Jiaprerial Laem
A. W Senor
Messra J. A. Woollen
Wi. J
Cooper
Garter
A. Whitedne
Fans
We Flyde
Myr Berliner
Berliner
Phy Beraavede Hedeberd Ata Sens
Taeserrelort
Couperihve Society
Tataartilel
Woollel
W. Hyde
Perth
Jean
Amd
Weibers
Minn
Durer
State Secretary
Albany
Whittingham
Marie
Gatchen
Kalgoorlie
Postal Deliveries and Carrier Strikes Mentioned
A garbled passage discusses postal deliveries and concerns over letter carriers and workload. It references the role of carriers, local authorities, and potential disruption while noting a trial arrangement and public impact on townspeople.
Sailors' Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting With Busy Workload
The WT Sailor's Aid Society held its annual meeting at the Sailors' Hall with Mrs A Bruce presenting the treasurer's report. Highlights include eleven meetings in the year, a growing membership of about thirty, improvements to facilities, and charitable activities such as student essays on alcohol effects and a missionary lay address. Two delegates attended the Perth convention and officers were elected.
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Albany
Wealler
T. Hyde
Venient
Secretum
A. Bruce
Hyde
Soccal
Poa
Omnifere Leoni
Pertis
Sarrogin
Wagin Deine
Hire
KK. McGiyre
Nogel
cAliany
Wightwick
Watsford
Mise Beaarcroft
Barker notes Phe fete leads to village carnival
A community event organized by Mr Barker and the Canning district sees a carnival to support church funds. Sub-committee members include Max Wight, Inge, McNonire, Mellow, Voll, and a plan to welcome visitors with entertainments and stalls. The day features a carnival procession, fundraising efforts, and a schedule of services led by Anglican clergy.
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Laas
Pursk
Puison
Marton
Stal Pridens
Beatie I
Theipes Wetheerie
Smith
Terent
Stata
Ohairiam
Wewietanl Secretiv
Max Wighit
Mesars
Inge
McNonire
Mellow Amd
Ms. Barker
Local club officers elected in hurried meeting
The group named Mrs. Hyde as president and Mrs OL Co bites as secretary. Other officers included Mrs. Wieeriscény and Mesdame Petter Wilkans Bowne assisting with duties. The session concluded with a light afternoon service and poster tasks delegated.
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Hanley
Hyde
Mra OL Co
Mite A. Reneet Kreasuver
Wieeriscény
Mesdame
Peeter
Wilkans
Bowne
Dalkeith Murder Report Mixed With Jumbled Phrases
A late news item from Dalkeith blends a murder report with a jumble of names and phrases. The readable text references a murder case and mentions several unclear names and terms, creating a fragmented summary of events and individuals.
Shipping Trouble Aboard the Vessel in Stormy Seas
A damaged OCR item describes a maritime incident with a vessel named LESTE and various garbled phrases. The fragment mentions a search or mishap at sea, unclear cargo or crew details, and references to authorities and actions following the troubled voyage.
Telephone Rates AETES and Global Telephony Trends
Fragmentary text discusses telephone rates and global comparison. Mentions Australia and England with unclear details about service costs, timing, and policy, noting higher costs abroad. Context suggests a report on international telecom pricing and access.
Fire at Barcaldine destroys hotel in hour
A fire at Birulloe yesterday damaged a stylish barcaldine hotel named Shakespeace Wotel. The blaze swept through the building within an hour, destroying the upper rooms and causing an estimated loss of £2010.
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Barcaldine Fine Hotel
Sris
Birulloe
Queenlumi
Election notes from Hinerr & Hinery Chamber meeting
The report details attendees including Hy Altay Chenier of Hinerr & WSL and Messrs Phueeetis of Molla, with remarks on local commerce and a focus on southern regional relations. It notes discussions on services, upcoming events, and the influence of national figures on local policy.
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Altay Chenier
Hinerr
Wien
Paris
Fay Phueeetis
Molla
Nanaia
Wisbroey
B. Faulk
Wu Aston
Tennyson Smiths Visit Prominent Event Sparks Civic Debate
A local gathering featured speaker Mrs. Tetarysem Sait and Mr. Tennyser South as crowds filled St. John Hall and the Tawi Hill venue. Attendance at the revival grew, with tickets selling out and lively discussion on temperance and public meetings planned for July 17 21 and 26.
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Cathy
Ted
reYath Adambee
Selival
Peapany
Tetarysem Sait
Ange Ote
Tawi Hill
St. John Hall
Teamyaon Sith
Tennyser Sooth
Athan
London bishops debate church liquor policy and safety concerns
In a London session, Dr. Taher Mar raty Tulge and Dr. Herbert Vietstige Hietestia discuss church guidance on liquor, addressing public order and moral duty. The dialogue covers protecting parishioners, resisting dangerous public rhetoric, and urging cautious leadership within the Anglican church.
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London
Lali
Taher Marraty
Durham
Herbert Vietstige
Eluriy
Inter Allied Conference Preparations Reported
Lonidos dispatch says Seodveegh Cook will attend a preliminary meeting to discuss the division of nation representation for the Inter Allied Conference on July 16.
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Lonidos
Seodveegh Cook
Enthusiasm in Paris as Macdonald Meets Ramsay
Crowds filled the Paris venue with cheers as Prime Minister Macdonald and Premier Ramsay held a three hour conference. Macdonald later stated the talks left them "lost in the middle of thy jags" amid the lively atmosphere and spectator excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mir Han Macdonald
Ramsay
Macdonald
Quersay
Momentous Paris Meeting on Ramsay MacDonald Talks
Paris correspondent highlights the Ramsay MacDonald-Herrot discussions and the importance of the Herriot government crisis. The article stresses implications for Anglo French relations and the broader future of Britain and France.
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Paris
Ramsay Macedon
Anya
Herriot
Collapse of Whip in House of Commons
The report notes a dramatic collapse during an all night sitting in the House of Commons. Government Whip Kennedy is marked as affected, with mentions of committee stage turmoil and high tension amid the governing party.
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T. Kennedy
Railway Men’s Resolve in London Impacts National Vision
Fragmentary report notes railway workers in London tying into a national vision during a convention week. The secretary states the movement will persist despite opposition, while a speaker vows to pursue release on Sundays for justice and freedom.
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London
Railwiywen
Spissel Resolome de Wintediig
Insurrection in Brazil Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
Reported unrest in Sao Paulo leads to 20 injured and 2 dozen killed amid clashes described as an insurrection. Dispatch notes arrival of forces and unidentified factions in the city.
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Hyenus Ayers
Vister-rondon hockey rounds advance on Saturday
Hockey action at Woodlster High sees two more teams eliminated as the Woedlerers meet at 275 pm and the Pigera’e ML face Chekar Combington at 3 30. Officials arrange refereeing and skaters are urged to arrive early to ensure timely start.
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Vister-rondon
Hoa Ladies
Asmonatone
Woedlerers Aoigh
Pigera'e ML
Chekar Combington
Vines
Dew
Amy Ay Peneble
Heenie Cure Advertised As Money Saving Cough Remedy
An old advertisement touts Heenie as a cough and cold remedy, claiming a bottle added to hot water creates a comforting mixture for coughs colds influenza and sore throats. It urges keeping a bottle in every home. The copy features misspellings and promotional language.
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Heenie
Avery
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