Britain faces tougher task in Abyssinian crisis
London dispatch reports Britain's foreign policy as muddled by conflicting aims in Abyssinia. Emphasizes doubts over good faith, the League of Nations role, and potential risks to commercial interests as Britain seeks a firm stance against Italian aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emma Na
Brees
W. Mickett
Ben Maiereina
Hiner
Bdei'e Teak
Lenguh of Nations Cannel
Britain
Paris
No Confirmation of Concession in Official Quarters
London dispatch notes consternation as government confirms reports of a concession. The report mentions Abyssinia and British resources, with figures including a £10000 grant and references to industrial and national interests. Ambiguity and political tension surround the alleged concession.
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London
Reptember
Evir
Telegraph
Conséiaion
Te Aboyssian
Rickett
America
Ibbeleus
Siniort Naif
Abyseinia
Unclear dispatch details from a Ra Presumed War Report
A garbled OCR item cites General VeUlrie Talia Crider and Secretary Toy Air discussing actions and bombings. It mentions Le Journal and a situation in a place name resembling Britten Ghd Hallan Sanablang with references to shops, attacks, and casualties. Names and places are uncertain due to text corruption.
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Briel
Parle
VeUlrie
Talia Crider
Toy ‘Air
le Journal
Howl
Talian Bomaing Serdlames
Britten Ghd Hallan Sanablang
Boncombaunis
Kong Ie
PompWris
Schaapeaberg
Ea Tenve
Hanes
Doribs
Labour figures call for global peace talks in London
A London Labour Party reader urged an international conference to pool resources for reconstruction and peace. He argued for equitable access to outside resources and warned against unilateral military action while noting discussions by British leaders on war and diplomacy.
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Loran
Epiemer
Tor Reader
Labour Party
WME
Lansoury
London
Tawcherale
Bricin Phowld
Une
Witshliis
WY Wal
Britain
Ongrens
Mareste
Cavald Madey
Paella
Munchwater
Penenally
Italy
Abyminia
Refusal to Load Italian Ship Sparks Dockers' Protest
The report notes dockers' action in response to a refusal to load an Italian ship. A protest is described involving local officials and workers, with attention to potential subsidy or policy disputes affecting Italian and allied trade.
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Vomon
Cape of Trades
Geneva
Bertang Sil
Ahordy Ronsler
French and Italian Military Parley Reported Stalled
Fragmentary text suggests a wartime diplomacy note involving French and Italian discussions. No clear participants, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish specifics. Further readable lines would be needed to form a concrete summary with named entities and actions.
Wool Prices Soar As Beef Agreement Boosts Wool Market
A chaotic Sydney market report describes an advance in wool prices tied to a beef agreement. Buyers faced strong competition with heavy cataloged lots and high total clearances. The Germen section showed solid demand while Queensland buyers also participated.
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P.C
Rydley, Moriéay
Balra
Nate Reire
Bribarie
Willy Good
Germen
Othes Basturas
To Meet Foreign Competition Amid Trade Talks
The article outlines discussions on subsidies and import quotas influencing home producers in Britain and allied nations. It notes negotiators from WLC and Airacuorn discuss a tentative framework with the United Kingdom, aiming for an October 1988 outline, while concerns arise over price, import levels, and potential effects on British farmers and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porkel
Svein —Procucer
W. Anglian
WLC
Viewwria
Airacuorn A
Amlimt Ana Co. Lido
Mmibourre
Americas
United Kingdom
Bethier
Auixlise Canlourd
Ry Corel
Ratte
Deoduerrs
Dominigne
Reduced export trading report from Australian market summary
A fragmented report notes reduced activity in the Australian market with prices and bids across multiple categories. It mentions competition at principal operating centers, French demand, and varied bids from Yorkshire, Germany, and Austria, with specific item listings and price quotes scattered throughout.
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Miowice Co
Tay
Spanes
Ae Toliowe
Bydoey Woot
Jagan Camhared
Mewar
Winchicomec
Catwwr Ltd
Thales
Sydney
Yorkshire
Germany
Bedehion
Hendon
Visinge
Lees
Bree
Nieges
I Delton
Janes Cuseus
Pallamallawar
Wetliars
MuGrath Rangerfords
Forecasts for oat prices in London markets
London reports September forecasts that oat prices will remain steady for at least a few days. Analysts predict minimal volatility as traders weigh supply conditions and early autumn demand against current weather outlooks.
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London
Cary
All Blacks Arrive in New Zealand High Welcome
All Blacks football team arrived on September 2 amid a warm welcome by officials including Commissioner Tamnes Carr and local dignitaries. The party, noted for a smooth trip, will proceed to Mev tun Devon after a public reception with diners. Critics praise the forwards and backs while locals express hope for a strong season ahead.
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Ln Suns
Nanguke Thaury
All Blacks Foote Bell
Bewland High
Sale Tamnes Carr
Ad Hat
Wray
Howe ‘Unio
Pal Om Selghi
Elsite
Amd
Mewtun
Abbot 1Devon
Nyeer- Homaly Tun Ghaerma
Wits
Pelfevon Gratulgston
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmented text from a local page segment references names and details unclear. Readable bits mention an event or notice dated August, with People and organizations obscured. Unable to extract a complete, coherent item or answer specific actions or outcomes from the fragment.
Early Solution Of Problems From A Far Lands
Disjointed notes discuss solving problems in Melbourne and Australia with references to United Mingus and Empire counties. Mentions of Argentina and Africa hint at global puzzle contexts, with aims to advance methods over months rather than years and to examine intensified organizing efforts.
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Mr. Sunners
Melbourne
Burne Pga
United
Mingus
Africa
Reaseniy
Australia
Mary Asir Ehlert
Empire Counties
Fever Buffalo Flies Infested Area Reduced
The report describes a reduction in infested districts after measures by agriculture authorities. Mentions dairy farming areas and ongoing monitoring of buffalo fly presence across certain regions as authorities assess the situation.
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Queensland
Eveading
Training of youths on farms under ages subsidy scheme
A heated discussion led by Mr W Sullivan as chairman of the Casing oat Society urged government subsidies for unemployed youths trained on farms. He cited proposals to divert funds to forestry work and farm wages, arguing that wage payments should be covered by the state to allow farmers to hire experienced men and stabilize rural employment. Concerns were raised about the cost and practicalities of extending subsidies to cover training, transport, and incentives for city youths to work in the countryside.
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Alyuesvour
W. Sullivat
Bullivats
Tie
Countre Pane Clombars
Priory
Unies
Aurienty
City Boys
Lolomm
Abe Schryville Training Fargo
Alehe Central
Aller Solich
Emil
Rhylund
Bidney
Clerman Charie
Mougl
Gibby
HOWE
Armal
Coben
Collyer
Wales
Abe
Futher Veam
Woeben
Eugur
Otter
Oleike
Ueeset
Kim
Alii
Jury Finds Man and Woman Not Guilty in Central Court Case
In a central criminal court session, the jury acquitted Moray Oney and Charnock, accused of murder. The trial, held at the Central Criminal Court, concluded after a lengthy deliberation with the foreman announcing the not guilty verdicts. Evidence and testimonies were reviewed, and the jury returned a unanimous verdict after considering the case.
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Oney
Moray
Central Criminal Court
Wyalgal Leas
Dusuer
Gordien
Wool Trade Balance in Australia Shows Gains and Deficits
Australia’s trade balance improved with wool exports rising in value by 92 percent amid higher shipments, while imports climbed 19 percent. The month showed a mixed picture with favourable balance versus the prior year, as bullion and select exports fluctuated and broader commodity movements influenced totals.
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wandEnna
Australia
elReUa
Meatworks for the Gulf plan discussed by lessees and officials
A fragmentary report notes proposed meatworks for the Gulf area, with lessees including Vanderlier Tel Nah and Myer Mi AJ involved. The text mentions revived interests and a question of ownership and control by the party or authority, but details remain unclear in the damaged excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Vanderlier
Fragmented notes on Barkly Tableland line and explorers
A garbled account mentions Mr. Conon, George Buenevan, and a Barkly Tableland line proposal linked to Water supply at Rocky Island. It references bombs, a community raid, and partial details about a line from island to island, with unclear dates and figures amid broken names and quotes.
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Conon
Mir Creorge Y Bueuenan
Rocky Island
Sibertly
Heey
Pallee
Sereati
Alecove
Geter
Schmidt
Sara
All Out for 96 as England Collapse at Lord's
A fragmentary score report shows England bowled out for 96 after a remarkable collapse with top wicketkeeper Gonelbie dismissed early. Bowler Thad took seven wickets for eight runs, leaving England in trouble and Bowie's side in control.
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Laindor
Bowie Airco
England
BaVirdey
Englanul
OS “Bafoa
Evgland
Canienea
Vincent Tana A. Wandrige
Mowilnetrius
Man Killed at The Gap Perilous Police Rescue
Police recovered a body found dangling from a rope at a steep gap. The perilous task involved ladders and a rope to secure the victim before bringing the body to safety.
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Police Bydney
Waeller
Seine
Fair Trial Out of St. Leger Betting Figures
London dispatch notes betting odds and figures surrounding the St. Leger race. It references Mr J Dewars and unsettled conditions including a declared cough and fever. Odds shifts and final prices are partially shown with numbers like 38 to 1.
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ST. Leger
London
Mr. J
Dewars Fair
Bob Ruy
New Zealand Wins Hockey Test in SavA September 2
New Zealand claims victory in a hockey test at Sav A on September 2, with players and teams names obscured in the fragmented text. The report notes a decisive performance and reflects a historic rivalry context in the series.
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New Zealand
A Big Australian Passes How Sidney Kidman Became a Titan
The obituary recalls Sidney Kidman a cattle king of Australia famed for vast ranching empire and bold ventures across Central Australia. It notes his rise from drought struggles to immense wealth and influence, his family ties, and his enduring impact on pastoral life. Kidman’s vision, courage, and business acumen earned him a place among Australia’s legendary figures in farming and miningfrontier history.
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Idrey Kidman
Australia
Jaman
Tynan
Samuel McClughey
Tora
Eatity
Central Australia
Gidney Ikidmat Mfone
Vision
Tor
Wera
Sve
Klin
Werleyn
Sapa Hives
Ade- Waldo
Boueh
Avuchrane
Big AM
Widnes
Kidman
Bern
Scot Mieters
Beaton
Bory Bi
Tim
Krioviedt
Vrrowie
Rome
Ifa
Perry Defeats Hartman in American Tennis Championship
New York reports the American Tennis Championship results with Perry beating Hartman 8-4 6-3 in the final rounds. Other matches feature Bryan Grant defeating Manes Murray and various players noted in scattered teletypes, reflecting a busy tournament scene.
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Perry
Hartman
York
Elena Levee Madman
New Yorks
Tiona Bryan Grant
Manes
Murray Montrgaly
Eleatec Ming
Emilee Desa
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League
Sidney Barton Brillery
Addie Alita
Ags Abeba
Aitkett
Porte Sarstachom
Wiening Ff
Corterasian
Ambley
NEA Chronicle
Ndas
Aomla
ANADU
Percival Phillipa
Canmeunion
Eure
Tuckett
Philipe
Gabon
Yil
Ammevicwne
Anya
Dapiten
Taternaliosul Court
abTe Hiseve
Saupicion
Ohice
Melly
Buia
Porelsa
Enterpme
Yedews
Cortesbon
Audie
LaRue
League of Nations
Cyvemant
Toree
Langue
Ote
Pote
Rita
Opormie
Anu
Ieee
Ceneva
Bs Ps
Bastih
Tisly
Buakhwetl
Tie Wien
Cloucester
Dane Canal
Cuba
Gurion
Davy
NASA
Pat Joo
Queennland
Capernea
Mar
Sultieveny
Tyne United
WIL Routh
Wooreinicuuns
Winkie
Ausiyalnte Proghere Wom & Ie
Aruba
Indi
Commonwealth
Corbetty
Ar Akakean
Eco
Ourimbah
Wushand
Hydney
Polonia
Alurday
Feraysen
Porpuen
Wana
Heronene
Peteer
Patchasia
Notoriaie
Cine
Delare
The
Gulf
Mr. Cotton
Galt of Caypentaria
Sone
Ealleng
Aadmed
Igo
Noriysgracer
Pal
Sidney Kidman
Fortene
Adria
Grea
tsyukeHs
Alterwerdys
Rowe
Eggie
Feleniy Omars
Grether
Sackville Hindw
Biltetry
Blaney
bin Brother
Toa James
Brokat
Wilcannis
Bhekville
Unt
Fiiae
Altoumguem
Urhea
Tbe
Fetres
Tedia
Fur
Serene Acre
Merley
Bude Ware
Mirree
Dauehler
Hma Promnetat
Walter
Fos
Jeata
Rehiostra
Gert Ats
Edhia
Couran
Jon Cavoory
Wentert
Quetta
Hank
New South Wales
Taycy
Sucennland
Ma Forks
Ngra
Rolandia
Uta
Frunas
Bani
Kishan
Mary
Byoney
Sidney
Busines
Weemius
Generum
Bea Pian
Mabe
Spon
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