Oamaru Court Convictions and Maritime Cat Tale
At the Oamaru Police Court David Bruce was convicted of keeping a liquor resort in a no licence district and ordered to reappear for sentence. Thirteen young men were convicted on similar charges and to be sentenced tomorrow. Also noted are labour registry fee protests, a cat on a Dunedin wharf nursing kittens including a grown cat, and a Commonwealth note numbering ceremony explained by the note printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oamaru
David Bruce
Lee
Bruce
Press Association
Monowai
Dunedin
Judith Denman
Harrison
Pioneer Woman Mrs Mary McIntyre Dies in Ashburton County
Mary McIntyre widow of Robert McIntyre a longtime Ashburton County settler died at 6 30 Sunday morning at her eldest son D J McIntyre Alf ord Forest Road aged 71. She and her Irish-born husband arrived in 1864 aboard the British Empire and after working on Mr Read s Westerfield estate settled at Digby s Bridge where her husband died in 1894. For 49 years in Ashburton County she aided neighbours and friends with a kindly spirit leaving two married daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton
Mary McIntyre
Robert McIntyre
Bigby's Bridge
Ashburton Forks
D. J. McIntyre
Alford Forest-Reoad
County ‘Derry
Ireland
McIntyre
New Zealand
C. Read
Westerfeld
Christchurch
Ash‘burton
Read
Digby’s Bridge
Messrs
D. J
J. McIntyre
Mikado's Condition Improves Amid War News
The update notes general improvement in the Mikado’s condition as Tokio cable dispatches arrive. In November Mr Thomas Barber of the Ashburton Volunteer Ice Brigade reaches 25 years of active service. J J Franklyn of Paddington (Sydney) becomes organiser for the Dunedin No-License campaign. George Andrew Hutchison, founder of the Bay of Plenty paper, dies aged 71 after 33 years as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Barber
Weather Week on Farm Delights Domain Readings
The past week brought ideal conditions with no frost Saturday night. Sunday night saw a 7 degree low as instruments at the Domain weather station indicated continued stable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domain
Woods’s Great Peppermint Care Promotes Bright Smile
An old advert extols Woods's Great Peppermint Care to restore a maiden’s bright smile and rosy lips, contrasting nature’s beauty with a deadly cough that a peppermint remedy claims to counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Accident ends in accidental death of New Zealand farmer
Timaru May 26 William Thomas a 36 year old farmer from Geral dine near Lincoln New Zealand was found dead after an apparent shooting accident. His gun was snagged in a fence and discharged as he dragged it, blowing off much of his head. Inquest returned a verdict of accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaru
William Thomas
Geraldine
Lincoln
Christchurch
Collision injures Wells woman and daughter in Timare
A motor car collided with a trap near Timare on Saturday night injuring Mrs Wells and her daughter who were unconscious and badly bruised. The trap horse and vehicle were heavily damaged by the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timare
Mra Wells
Ellerslie football tragedy sues concussion death
In Auckland on May 26 Adolphus Theodore Bust 26 died from spinal concussion after a third-grade Northern Union match at Ellerslie against Ponsonby. He collided with a player, two others fell on him, he could not rise, and died the following morning despite medical opinion of severe spine injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Ellerslie
Adolphus Theodore Bust
Northern Union
Ponsonby
Bust
Baker
Labour unrest shadow over Leeds railway union ballot
A conference of the Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen at Leeds refused by 55 to 4 to join in a ballot concerning the fusion of railway unions. The decision signals tensions in the industry amid union merger discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Society of Locomotive Engineers
Leeds
Discontent Roils Lancashire Farm Labourers Locked Out
In Lancashire farm workers rage grows as dozens are locked out at Down Hollands demanding higher wages and overtime beyond 12 hours plus a half holiday on Saturday. Local authorities urge quiet while tensions flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Down Holland
Miners Get A 6 Percent Pay Increase
The Northumberland miners have secured an increase of 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland
Trade Union Ballots and New Registrar Rules
London May 26 Chief Registrar issues rules to govern union activity under the Act. All political levies must be kept separate and unions must conduct a ballot with absolute secrecy before funds are used for any political object, overriding the Osborne judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Osborne
Executors allocate funds from late Julius Werner will
The late Julius Werner's executors plan donations totaling £35,000 to charitable and educational causes in South Africa and £65,000 to similar institutions in the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Julius Werner
South Africa
United Kingdom
Suffragette rally meets police in Hackney park clash
Sylvia Pankhurst and fellow suffragettes with Labourites spoke from fifteen waggons in Victoria Park Hackney were assaulted and stoned as the crowd pelted a wagon to the gates. Police escorted speakers away. Trafalgar Square demonstrators condemned armaments and compulsory training. Anarchist Enrico Malatesta and two Sellars family members from New Zealand appeared on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Woh
Absence apology by Mr Keir Hardie and Mr Lansbury
Mr Keir Hardie and Mr Lansbury issued apologies for their absence. The brief note credits their regret and explains they were prevented from attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keir Hardie
Lansbury
Two Wrecks Reported Endangering Passengers At Sea
The Croomdal loaded with nitrate from Taltal to Falmouth wrecked on the Lizard in fog and all aboard were saved. The Maiorese from Liverpool to Genoa wrecked off North Stack with four crew drowned. The Board of Trade issued new mustering regulations for crews and passengers when boats are lowered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por
Prass Association
London
Board of ‘Trade
Croomdal
Taltal
Falmouth
Lizard
Maiorese
Liverpool
Genoa
Northstack
Camp Coffee Keeps Time with Timely Cup Tradition
A brief note highlights Camp Coffee as a dependable ritual for punctual routines. The snippet hints at a schedule tied to a cup in the reader’s day, suggesting a steady daily habit anchored by the brew.
Balkans Fighting In Earnest
King Constantine of Greece has arrived in Salonica to arrange with the Bulgarians for a wider neutral area. Details are sparse but report that Bulgarians aim to isolate Greeks to the east and south of a triangle bounded by Seres Orphani and Leftera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonica
Constantine of
Greece
Seres
Orphani
Leftera
Greeks arrest 200 Bulgarian band members in Sofia
In Sofia on May 24, Tzig reported that Greek authorities arrested about 200 Bulgarians accused of planning an uprising in response to a potential Greece Bulgaria conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Tzig
Greece
Ministers warn officers against secret societies in Senate
In Rome on May 24 the Ministers of War and the Navy urged officers to quit secret societies. The remarks drew applause in the Senate as the press urged Freemason affiliated officers to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
War
Marina
Senate
Freemasons
Serbia Rejects Czar Mediation In Balkan Dispute
London reports Serbia refuses czar's arbitration citing Bulgaria's failure to provide military aid and Serbia surpassing its undertakings. Bulgaria seeks Salonica Monastir Frilep and Qehrida under the Balkan accord that named the czar as arbitrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Salonica
Bulgaria
Monastir
Frilep
Qehrida
Balkan
Czar
Servia
Allies face final postwar spoils split after delay talks
Bervia and Greece resist signing draft peace preliminaries arguing that delimitation of Albania and the islands must be settled first. They warn that even after peace is signed the Allies must still allocate spoils, a stance that fuels grave misgivings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bervia
Greece
Albania
Greco-Servian Treaty Redraws Balkan Frontlines
The treaty awards Greece control of Salonica Vodena Kukush Seres and Drama with Serb holdings at Struga Qch rida Monastir and Prilep. Bulgaria orders fresh hospital stores as fighting spreads across a 40 mile front between Greeks and Bulgarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Salonica
Vodena
Kukush
Seres
Drama
Servia
Struga
Qchrida
Monastir
Prilep
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Attack at Panchion Reignites Strife After Truce
Athens reports that the Bulgarian assault aimed to seize the Seres Salonica railway. After Friday’s midday truce, infantry and artillery clashed again that evening. Details remain scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Panchion
Seres
Salonica
Greeks Fire on Bulgarians Near Radolevo Cause Bridge Clash
According to official reports from BOFIA on May 25, Greek forces near the village of Radolevo opened fire on Bulgarian guards by the Anghisi River on May 22 using cannons machine guns and rifles. Bulgarian artillery then damaged the railway and advanced driving Greeks toward the Gulf of Orfanc where they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Bofia
Radolevo
Anghisi
Gulf of Orfanc
Steamer Nevada Foundered After Minefield Collision
The American flag steamer Nevada of the Hadjidaont Co left Smyrna to avoid a collision with a Russian ship and entered mined waters. Its bow struck two mines in quick succession, a third explosion followed, and the vessel foundered. About 80 of 200 passengers were saved by the French warship Brinx. A similar 1912 accident involved the Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press . Association
Constantinople
Nevada
Hadjidaont Company
Smyrna
Brinx
Texas
Mines Adrift Near Constantinople Disaster Report
A May 26 dispatch from Constantinople reports an explosion near a mine field adjacent to the Nevada and Senegal areas. Refugees feared, several mines may have separated, a French rescue boat capsized, and three people were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Nevada
Senegal
Passenger drownings reported by Lloyds in Constantinople
Constantinople correspondent reports that forty passengers were drowned. The briefing notes the maritime disaster and the casualty figure as confirmed by Lloyds.
Queen Mary Opposes New Dances At Society Balls
The Daily Graphic reports Queen Mary disapproves of introducing the Tango Turkey Trot and Bunny Hug into society ballroom events in London. The stance highlights royal sensitivity to modern dance trends amid May confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Graphic
Royal Wedding Gala in Berlin Opera House
Royal visitors and notable figures attended an Empire gala performance of Lohengrin at the Berlin Royal Opera House. The auditorium and corridors were lavishly decorated with myrtle, carnations, roses, and other flowers, with Princess Victoria’s favorite blooms featured prominently.
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Berlin
Royal Opera House
Victoria
Wedding Presents Worth Half a Million Displayed
The wedding presents are valued at £500,000, highlighting the scale of gifts received for the marriage event.
Marriage Ceremony of Kaiser’s Daughter Draws Royal Pageant
In Berlin on May 25 a lavish procession marked the marriage with the Emperor and Duchess of Cumberland among royals. The wedding at the castle chapel drew twelve hundred guests at banquet after a moving address about the Guelphs and Hohenzollerns. The Czar departed after the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Duchess of Cumberland
Duke of Cumberland
Mary
George
French Army mutiny at Rodez halted by officer warning
Report from Paris dated May 25 describes a mutiny plan involving an exconvict and Confederation of Labour members to seize magazines and ammunition stores. Mutineers were stopped when Major Angelby hurled a tile and threatened deadly force as troops gathered in the barrack square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rodez
Confederation of Labour
Angelby
Clemenceau Attacks Military Discipline in Fatherland
M Clemenceau, speaking in Homme Liberte, denounces a lack of military discipline as a national outrage. He warns it could spell the end of the nation unless halted. He also visited Mr Poincare and is understood to be fully reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clemenceau
Homme
Liberte
Mi Poincaire
Socialist Interpellations On Pere La Chaise Demonstration
The Socialists questioned the Government over banning the Pere La Chaise demonstration while the Contra Right clashed violently with the Extreme Left. M. Barthon took full responsibility, and M. Vaillant warned that the three years bill marked the start of civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere la Chaise
M. Barthon
M. Vaillant
Confidence Vote Chronology Amid Cabinet Split
Amid an uproar a confidence vote in the Government was carried by a large majority. It is understood the cabinet division centers on a Bill to extend military service to three years. Two ministers favor thirty months.
Leaders Confer to Prevent Civil War in Paris
Paris reports President Poincare invited Georges Clemenceau to discuss a grave anti military plot. The two leaders described frank consultations with only their closest aides to avert civil war and promised cooperation to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poincare
M. Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Insurance Act provokes public debate after Northampton vote
The London Insurance Committee reports rampant malingering and says women's applications exceed estimates by 50 percent. A referee is appointed to handle the issue as public agitation grows following the Northampton election result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
iMay
I Insurance
Northampton
Insurance
Empire Day gathering at Royal Colonial Institute dinner
May 24 in London 300 attendees including Karl Grey H M Prince Louis of Battenberg and Lord Chelmsford. Sir Henry Cockburn Sydenham proposed Imperial Defence as colonies back compulsory service and Mrs Chamberlain praised imperial idea with praise for Mr. Borden and the Southern Pacific defense aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Colonial “Institute
Karl Grey
Prince’ Louis of Battenberg
Baron Emmott
Lord Chelmsford
Dominions
Lord Sydenham
A. H. Peakey
South Australia
Chamberlain
Borden
Australia
Premier's Message on Empire Ties and Duty
The Commonwealth Premier argues national ideas grow overseas and urges flexible bonds of love and duty over coercive ties. He warns against empire builders forcing binding links and suggests Imperial Conferences could reveal fewer dangers if not always held in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Andrew Fisher
London
Empire Day supplements review Australasian topics
The Times Empire Day supplement analyzes Australasia including Labour origins railways and agriculture and Commonwealth politics. It highlights Hon G F Pearce’s defence scheme spirit and Mr Sedden's history plus his party's twenty years in power. Financier issues sixty eight page Empire supplement with Agents-General articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Australasia
Australia
Seddon
Daily Telegraph
Uneven Press Reactions to Jubilee Celebrations Across Papers
The Westminster Gazette remains silent while the Manchester Guardian writes sixteen lines praising children who received buns and chocolate. The Star diminishes the event as trivial, and the Daily News downplays it while running a correspondence column on Conscription in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gazette
Manchester Guardian
Star
Daily News
New Zealand
Mawson Day Message From King George Land
High Commissioner of Australia broadcasts Dr. Mawson’s Empiré Day congratulations via wireless from King George Land. Stock Exchange opens with the National Anthem amid formal commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Commissioner
Australia
Dr. Mawson
King George
Land
Stock Exchange
Debate on national service agreed by Seely and Roberts
London May 21 Colonel Seely secretary for war and Lord Roberts have agreed to debate the question of national service at the Eighty Club in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonel Seely
Lord Roberts
Eighty Club
Australian Defence Discusses Navy and Home Guard Role
In London on May 25 at the Royal Colonial Institute Mr Peake outlined Australia s Navy and Citizen Army as primarily for home defence but able to serve imperial needs if required. In stress, Australia would assist with substances and men and would not wait for England to be right. He cited the South African war as precedent for volunteers. Lord Emmett praised the Empire s approval of adding a battleship and three cruisers to the Australian navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Colonial ‘Institute Disner
Peake
Australia
England
Lord Emmett
Dominions
Fisher
Rise of Japanese and German Naval Powers Foreseen
A historical note reflects on the rise of Japan and Germany as naval powers and predicts Australia’s future prominence in the Pacific. It argues Britain and Australia rely on well policed sea highways and urges precautions to avoid a conflict that would threaten survival for Australia and Britain while devastating their adversaries if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Australia
Great Britain
Collapse on double deck pier harms crowds in Longhead
May 26 New York report describes Empire Day celebration at Longhead California when a double deck pier collapsed. About 30 killed and 50 injured as masses fell into the ocean. Mayor Mr Hatch of Longhead narrowly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Longhead
California
Ceeta
Hatch
Royalty attends Empire Day concert at Albert Hall
London reports guests including the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary at the League of Mercy Empire Day event. Cadets from the United States and Canada lunch at Guildhall. Scouts and boy assemblies, flags raised in Stratford and Marlborough reviews, and notable appearances by Asquith and Churchill amid Empire Day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Princess Mary
League of Mercy
Albert Hall
United States
Guildhall
F. Mackenzie
Australia
Brighton
Walter Lang
National Reserve
Boy Scouts
Marlborough
Stratford-on-Avon
Dominions
Strratford
New Zealand
Godalming
Gibraltar
Empire
Malta
Asquith
Churchill
Enthusiastic gathering outlines empire building in London
In Queen's Hall an Imperial Mission meeting chaired by Lord Charles Beresford proclaimed the empire is made by sailors soldiers and workers. Hon. T Mackenzie’s motion for closer relations and better defence of commerce won unanimous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen's Hall
Imperial Mission
Charles Beresford
T. Mackenzie
Admiral King-Halls Tribute at Empire Day in Sydney
Admiral King-Hall honored at Royal Exchange Empire Day ceremony in Sydney for handing over the Australian portion of the naval station to a capable successor. He stated ships and men are ready to join the line of battle as needed and praised Australian realization of Britain’s naval policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
King-Hall
Australia
Auckland Empire Day Parade and Veterans Reunion
Empire Day celebrated in Auckland with a parade of Empire veterans and a reunion at the base of Queen Victoria’s statue in Albert Park. Luncheon followed at the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Queen Victoria
Albert Park
Empire Day Dinner Praises Cadet Movement In Sydney
In Sydney on Empire Day the Federal Government hosted Navy and Army Veterans Association members. Speakers included Sir Gerald Strickland and Mr Hughes. Hughes cited Strickland praising cadets and stated that strength through arms ensures peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Navy and
Army Veterans
Gerald Strickland
Fiughes
Hughes
Cadet Movement
Oamaru May 26 Celebrations At Overseas Club
A May 26 Empire report from Oamaru notes fittings in Overseas Club celebrations with Mr R Milner present. Yarnor chards were distributed and a grand photo concert is planned for the Opera House tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oamaru
Empire
Club
R Milner
M ‘Yarnor
Interim report on teaching England to be submitted soon
Adelaide dispatch notes Sir Edgar Vincent and several Commissioners have left for Melbourne. He states he will not wait for the 1815 Imperial Conference and will submit an interim report immediately on teaching England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Edgar Vincent
Melbourne
England
Dunedin Empire Day Festivities Highlighted by Statue Wreaths
In Dunedin on Empire Day May 25 Queen Victoria's statue received wreaths while the Overseas Club hosted a patriotic concert at His Majesty's Theatre. Flags from India South Africa Canada Australia and New Zealand flew beneath the Union Jack at Victoria Square Christchurch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
The
Overseas Club
His Majesty’s Theatre
India
South Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Victoria Square
Christchurch
Empire League Dinner Speakers Highlight Navy Toast
Sir William McMillan presided at the Empire League dinner where Sir Gerald Strickland Mr McGowen Admiral King-Hall and others delivered speeches Admiral King-Hall responding to the toast of The Navy referenced the naval service in his reply to the tribute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire League
William McMillan
Gerald Strickland
Mr McGowen
Admiral King-Hall
Othier
King-Hall
Constitutional Amendment on Citizenship Powers Proposed
In Washington May 23 the House of Representatives debated a constitutional amendment. My Bartlett introduced a proposal to vest Congress with the right to legislate on all questions affecting citizenship of foreigners within the United States. Representative Sisson attacked anti Japanese speech and argued state sovereignty should be protected amid President's call for restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of ‘Representatives
Bartlett
Congress
United States
Sisson
Japan Calls for Justice in Chicago University Speech
An unclear report notes Professor Fyenaga of Chicago University speaking at a May event in New York about Japan seeking justice. The message references Ambassador Guthrie and mentions Japan’s people and reactions, with garbled portions suggesting a diplomatic or political context in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fyenaga
Chicago Unieversity
May Guthrie
Californi
Tad
Body of Jason Found in Madrid Hidden Between Walls
May 24 Madrid reports the body of Jason, a wealthy man described as mad, who disappeared in April, has been found cut into pieces. An army captain and his daughter were arrested in connection with the case at a military school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Jason
Behool
Involuntary Homicide Convictions in Malta Case
Payne and Woodcock were found guilty of involuntary homicide and sentenced to twenty one years each. The Royal Arthur cruiser affair involved overboard fall blamed on drunken Honnigan. Payne and Woodcock’s arrests stemmed from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Payne
Woodcock
Uejackets
Hamed Payne
Royal Arthur
Inter-tribal Fighting at Swat Frontier Escalates
Report from Delhi notes severe inter-tribal fighting on the Swat frontier. The Agis expelled the pro British Khan and invited Ranunra Khans, known as the stormy petrel of the Chitral campaign, to accept the Khanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Swat
Agis
Chitral
Clockwork bomb found outside Atlas Insurance Dublin offices
May 25 report from Dublin says a clockwork bomb was discovered on the steps of the Atlas Insurance Company's offices in the city. No injuries reported and police investigated the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlas” Insurance Company
Dublin
Five of the Holder Tiner River Plate Company Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions River Plate Company and armed items. readable portion lacks clear event, date, or names to form a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiner
River’ Plate Company
American Tariff Debated by Senate Committee
The Senate Committee considered the sugar and wool schedules of new tariff proposals amid concerns that the act would disadvantage stockholders unless it became operative after a lengthy interval. The May 24 briefing notes discuss potential effects and legislative timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
Washington
Senate
Ihr
Montreal wrestling match draws crowd for purse event
A Montreal bout drew a large Ottawa crowd in May for a mixed styles showdown with a purse of 1000 dollars. The event featured participants from Montreal and Ottawa in a notable wrestling exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Thousan
Arkoc Leniarin
Montreal
Trade Extension Report From London May Meeting
A brief London dispatch reports a May 25 meeting on extending trade terms. The exchange notes the Mail Steam Packet Company and related shipping considerations impacting可能 ordinary market operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ee ‘Mail
Ty Ostend
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Wellington Press Association
Labour Registry Office
Mary. McIntyre
Por Press Association
Press’ Association—Copyright
Suffragettes
Sylvia
Pankhurst
Balkans
Founders
Lloyd's
OPERA
Association Copyright
the Insurance Act
Colonial Institute
Press ‘Association—Copyright
Commonwealth
Messace
ARMY
NAVY
BOY Scouts and Territorials
King-Hall’s
Par ‘Press Association
Japan
America
General Gable News
Per ‘Press -Association—Copyright
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