Italy and Germany in talks on nonintervention pact
London reports no progress toward a formal nonintervention treaty as Italy and Germany show stiff attitudes amid Allied diplomacy. Portugal’s objections might be overcome, while Allied efforts press for unity. observers note hard lines and potential delays in reaching a consensus.
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Cwurber
OAE
London
Noncinter
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Tude
Italy
Gremany
Portugal
Tovar
Alene
Fie Schin
Sh Rae
Psi
Sh Tae
Heath bill delay cited at annual Tech Inepeaters' gathering
The annual dinner of the Tech Inepeaters' Association of Gneweind Dal discussed government health policy. Speakers including W. D. Rees and MLA Mant urged prompt action and noted the bill's fate affects Queehaland's wealthy and broader community. The gathering highlighted health system responsibilities, funding, and anticipated impacts on residents.
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Tech Inepeaters’ Association of Gneweind Dal
W. D. Rees
Advern Monald
Booaine
Keath
Queehaland
Bribie
Coir Bunty Iy Heath
Paslinenent
Hus
Ana
Seer
Vale
Anand
Gementa
British Control of Mosul Oilfields Reported
British authorities tighten grip on Mosul oilfields amid patrols and production shifts. Officials cite security improvements and continued exports despite regional tensions and logistical hurdles.
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Mosul
Palmer Set to Return to Ring in Heavyweight Bid
Australian boxing champion Ambrose Palmer declares return to fighting after retirement talks. He targets £1250 purses against rivals including Rosenbloom and world cruiserweight contenders, with plans to face American opponents in upcoming bouts.
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MinuEu
Ambrose Palmer
Hing
Punc Uy
Makie Roserius
Petore
America
Bowie
Ausumbu
Palmer
Putney
Unions Back Anti Lang Group In Industrial Party Move
Sydney authorities report unions backing a labor faction amid plans for a rally on August 22. The gathering aims to press the Groppela of hendustrialiate Tor The Wilke Wauuremen within the party and oppose a counter proposal tied to industry control shifts.
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Sydney
Tyeday
Ettore Sire
Epecie
Sivle
Groppela
Wilke
A. Resolutiaer
Betting Days May Be Limited
A board meeting addressed betting limits, noting not enough betting shops in town and the need to reduce the number of licenses. Contingent actions include suspending some premises licenses and monitoring illegal sites, while considering public interest and enforcement options.
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Aumunaun
Bete Control
Fe Chateman
Rome
Belin
Bomra
Ecg
Fapers
Speravion
Tie Denger
Wes Ronan
Mees Frere
Latest results in swimming and diving events
A garbled OCR summary lists results from swimming and diving competitions including 10 metres women backstroke, men's 100 metres freestyle, springboard diving, and water polo. Names like Degener, Hancock, and Neuwen appear with placements and scores, but many details are unreadable.
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Sanara Tyapun
Bei
Weiss
Eer
Germaiyh
Ove
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Kogalings Vapai
Tewert sCaecheain
Akin
Yugusuaving
Kemal
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Metinkele
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Te Masten
Piri Beralelinel
Amin
Japan
J. Machen Wingham Tao
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Tbersil Gil Tot Sari
Brien
Hallans
Aunadry
Belati
Eartier Mesa
Anthrax Suspected At Monto in Health Department Case
Reports from Monto indicate suspected anthrax linked to a patient in a local hospital. Officials say no immediate danger, with federal and state health authorities promising a thorough probe and possible market action on contaminated brushes used by the patient.
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Sass
Wulboritien
Wait ‘Medical Services
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Brisbane
Neve
A. Stsalde
Manto
Armee
CR. Wibard
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Jonartraont
Australie Nod
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Detore
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Queens
Whewich
Sweep winner arrested with one penny in pocket
Wellington reports Arthur Tremere Jopanione, 32, who recently won £30,000 in the Irish Sweep, was charged in Dunedin with idle and disorderly conduct and insufficient means of support. Police sought remand for inquiry into alleged break in and other offences. He had only one penny at arrest.
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Wellington
N.Z
Arthur ‘Tremere Jopanione
Dunedin
Barristers Tear Dismissed in Referendum Debate
Wamington August 10 The agriculture pressure debate centers on crop yields well below normal and appeals for assistance. A constitutional reform referendum looms with calls for trial-by-jury and market clarifications. officials consider delaying action pending further guidance from the administration and public petitions for clothing and aid.
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Mee Ch
Anermanen
Ikea
Dean Steht
Tela
Iowa
Lear
Pat Norton Qualifies in 100 Meter Backstroke Semi Final
Berlin reports Miss Pat Norton of New South Wales qualified for the women's 100 metres backstroke semi final at the Olympic Games, while Miss K Mackay failed. R Masters of Australia placed 14th in springboard diving final amid a rough session.
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Berlin
Pat. Norton
New South Wales
K. Mackay Fai R. Masters
Singita
Suule
Kamera
OlYmpic Village
Willy i Bolt
Holland
Mackay
Hetkioees
Teave A. Tor Ifailand
Retaceea
USA
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Kenartn
Fradi¢n Rugke
Gennani
Norton
Ormah
Victor
Raythels
Leareite Moery
Misa Eleanor Holm
Amer
Cam Tsekstroke
Shamplun
Holio Gus Gemabee
Olympic Tearm
Metcalfe Triumphs Over Owens In Cologne Race
In Cologne on August 11 Metcalfe defeated Owens in a swimming match. The report notes lifelike details of the American competitor and references a world record attempt.
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Metcalfe
OWENS
Cologne
Alun Liternational
Bere
Este Owens
Melbourne Stock Market News From Tuesday Trading
Australian shares steadied amid firmer prices with modest gains in key resources. Traders noted improved demand for Australian Consolidated and metal equities as exchanges reflected cautious optimism despite general market volatility.
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Consol
Issaes
Melbourne
Bink
Ehletly
Oriaea
Appeal to Employers Marked Ung for Voluntary Training
An Australian article reports a government push urging employers to support voluntary training programs in Canberra. It notes reactions from workers and unions, mentions upcoming events, and calls for immediate government action to ease worker inconvenience amid the Empire’s broader industrial efforts. Local officials discuss policy impacts and timelines.
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Aggertea
Canberra
Tyesday
Empire
BMT
Inia Eouniety
Aff
Ee Roral Empire Ractery
Eeenee
Dav
Milla Gaces
Amifhi & Sone
Partnal
Pway
McArthur Fined Five Hundred Pounds
A court fined McArthur £500 after two charges related to unpaid duties and a separate offense. The judgment allowed a month in a sentence to be served, with timing set to begin in January.
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Noulnag
McArthur
Death at Botanic Gardens Ends Quiet Day in Richmond
Mrs. Cruse, 1741 rt Street, Richmond, collapsed in the Botanic Gardens and died, believed due to natural causes. Three children, Allen, Millard, and others, were with her earlier. bystanders summoned aid and police were notified as the body was taken for a post mortem examination.
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Gurion Bark
First Bush Fires First Bush Fires
Foresters report a harsh early fire season with warm days and long dry spells across forest reserves. Officials note outbreaks rise from August to November, leading to extended breaks in containment and increased efforts by forestry gangs. Experimental early warning work is underway to improve communication and prevention.
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Forentry
Pat
Sin
Golden wedding at sea aboard Strathaird arrives
Readers glimpse a Golden Wedding at sea as Strathaird sails for Sura. Mr and Mrs Meurgundale of Glasgow plan to celebrate their anniversary aboard, with guests tracing naval commands and past duty aboard Ballarat and other ships. The folded lines hint at interwoven careers and family ties amid a voyage.
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Strathaird
Sura
Caplan Tiekel
Imand
Late Shopping Night Debate Divides Country Shops
A fragmented letter to the Queensland Retailer cites August proposals expanding late shopping hours as beneficial for workers and consumers but faces strong pushback from rural merchants worried about reduced town vitality and employment impacts. The piece notes local opposition to extended hours and argues the change increases inconvenience for shopkeepers while promising broader access for the public.
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Tugne & Week
States
Queensland
Mra
Coulntry
Victors Smile New Boundaries For Civic Wards
A Civic Boundaries Commission proposes redrawing ward lines to align with State seats, risking changes that may favor Labour and affect about £60 million in rolls and elections. The plan, backed by Labour supporters, would redistribute city wards while preserving some boundaries and contemplates future boundary shifts before the next general election.
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Civic Boundaries Commission
Mexicia
T. A. Fors
D O'Hagan
WM. Taudwig
Ree Yem
Wan
Lyboue
Vewuryam
Wwe
Banka
Teeney
Camitelon
Masars
Ferry. Omowan
G. A. Carter
Sear
Aidut
Bariesle
Maree Alan
Mindeneg
Logan
Artas
Football crisis strains Peru and Germany over Olympic match
August 11 Lima reports the International Football Federation annulling Peru’s win and ordering a replay. Goebbels seeks peacemaker role amid protests in Lima with police dispersing crowds at German and Austrian consulates. Peru refuses to replay. Berlin insists.
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Lima
Football Federation
Annailing Ube
Pera
Olympig Véticiale
Gisbe Asaee
Chite
Arsenay
Monico
Uist
Berlin
Goebbels
Munisar Tor
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Senor Martine
Ie Berlin
Germany
Danie
Ihe
Comprimet
Previchinest
Belgiatis
Bwedes
Coeehosiovabiatis
German Ambassador in London Negotiations Rushed
In London Herr von Hibbentrop appointed German ambassador as talks with Dr van Marien, who died last April, moved forward. The envoy also represented Germany at League of Nations council discussions held in London to address Germany's rearmament and related tensions.
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Kupubert Herr von
Hibbentrop Tert Hitlerspibessidor AL Snivey
Crerman
Dr van Marien
Murderers rounded up in Port Moresby theft case
A chaotic report describes police actions after a railway ticket theft linked to a group labeled murderers. The text references Port Moresby, connections to Brisbane, and a Parliament discussion on the incident. Details are fragmented but note authorities pursued suspects and questioned accomplices while outlining the seizure of documents and warrants.
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New Guinea
Ateras
Guinea
Port Moresby
Hough
Brisbane
Bertart Keople
Muller
Jace Miles
Sean
iCopit
Mr. O'Malley
Tie
Papin
Ivan Seton
Cour al Panne
St Ratlin
Light globe fire damages Adelaide area during Tuesday
A fire caused by a light globe in Adelaide led to repairs and injuries. Fire units responded as residents reported burns and a damaged building. Investigations focus on the exact cause and the extent of the damage to the surrounding property.
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Lynn Tay Skaime
Price of Gold and Silver Market Report Fragment
The fragment notes a quoted price movement with figures like 3.02 3-0 per pound and 16 8-33. It references sold amounts around 48.16 9 and 4024-8, with unclear terms. The text shows obsolete or damaged OCR, focusing on bullion pricing and trading values without clear context or complete names or dates.
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