The Butter Market in London News Summary
London reports a week of butter market activity with the Wutter trust buying 168,000 New Zealand boxes and 67,000 Australian boxes, most settled. Speculation boosts demand ahead of March shortages. prices show New Zealand cheddar around 124/ to 134/ per unit, Austral around 214s, and Argentine near 134/ to 190/ with Danish at 284/ and cheese firm as shortages rise.
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London
Wutter Trust
Pls Ark
New Jedland
New Zealand
Terrors of the Air Over the Black Sea
Three airmen encounter a dangerous incident in the Black Sea when a British plane is forced down. The crew clings to wreckage for hours as Turkish fighters appear and attack. Rescue logs describe pilots and officers enduring peril in hostile waters near Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Brrth
Black Sea
Arowlog Bart
Coniinitenta Agmatls
Hritigh
Catholic Church Notices Spark Global Curbs on Church Operations
Reports from New York and Montreal describe heightened controls on Catholic churches and related religious institutions amid concerns over safety and vandalism. The Canadian Fire Underwriters Association has advised suspension of policies affecting churches schools and religious facilities, while New York authorities consider protective measures for parishes and parish events.
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Montareal
Death of Delcasse in Paris after charity event
The report notes the sudden collapse of Delcassee near Frohet Street after attending a charity concert. He was found dead on the ground while returning home, with Lady Delcagues awaiting confirmation of the event and widowship.
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Paris
Priday
Ancounedd Ol Deltcaen
Mt. Delenege
Kevera
Frohet
Mandme Dalcugues
Wividd
Religious Revivals Stir Belfast as Oath Controlling Inflict City
In Belfast the revival movement tightens grip on the city center, with widespread religious exchanges and daily payments reported. Local youths resist public demonstrations while the Boys' Brigade shows discipline amid the upheaval, and clergy from Ballymacarrot urge renewed faith as tensions rise in the streets.
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Lompon
North of Ireland
Belfast
Boys’ Brigade
Mobil
Datautirs
Ballymacacroft
Tragic Hindu Rivalry Incident Near Tikmore
Friday tragedy near Tikmore involved two Hindus quarrelling. one man, Dave Singh, died after being removed to hospital. A second man, Bangh, was arrested following a clash arising from a reported feud and alleged bond dispute. Police later detained others as the investigation continued.
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Libmore
Tikmore
Dave Singh
Singh
Lismore
Emiky
Umesand Wi
Alagh
Trade With The East By Australian Trade Commissioner
In his report Acting Premier Mr Bheal states that Malaya Mogiroie of trading with Austinito. among others they renew is toallow mee arid cheese.
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Bydney
Hfe
Mr. Bheal
British Debt Bill Advances in U S House
The House of Representatives adopted the conference report on the British debt bill with no adverse vote. The measure now goes to President Harding for approval as part of its wartime financial dealings.
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A.B. House OF Representatives
Washington
Harding
France and Russia in talks to depose Moscow within month
Paris reports the Red National states France plans to depose Moscow within a month as renewed Hepolietioné with the Soviet collapses amid uncertain diplomacy and shifting alliances.
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Paris
Moscow
Cost of Prohibition and Treasury Returns
Fragmented OCR notes discuss federal prohibition costs and treasury accounting. It mentions enforcement figures, alleged misappropriation, and the Treasury Department’s role in funding prohibition activities, with references to the Federal Government and legal enforcement agencies.
Texas election fraud claims tied to Ku Klux Klan activities
Peddy accuses the Ku Klux Klan party of fraudulent and reprehensible measures to defeat him in the Texas senatorial race. He alleges the Klan wields political power and disrespects duly constituted authority, seeking to overturn Earl Mayfeld's election and prompt a new Senate contest.
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New York Times
Waalliehten Carraponilent
Saya
Chargie Gelnt
Ki Kink Klan Littve Bern
Senate
George Foddy
Plo
Earl Mayfeld
Alegal-ly
Peddy
Ku Klux Klan
Mmeasuran
Indianising the Army debated in Lahore assembly
The Lahore Legislative Assembly debated the Indianisation of the army. The commander in chief argued for offering Indian officers with King's commissions to Indian regiments while keeping some British officers. Critics urged faster immediate extension. The majority backed the government amid several strong speeches.
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Lahore
Rigk
Anil Lemgeh
Todiane
Ruhr Occupation Debate Stirs New York Crowd
In New York on Friday a mass meeting of 14 900 attended by prominent citizens voiced anti French sentiments over the Ruhr occupation. Speakers condemned German reparations while calling for stronger resistance, with references to rail workers and political figures backing neutral or anti-occupation stances.
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New York
Madison
Bouure Garien i
Rutz
Bens Lator Borah
Carling
Ruhr
Telastanie
Heltiai
Keon
Goria
Lloyd George Articles on France and German Policy
Fragmentary London extracts discuss Lloyd George weighing Allied policy toward France and Germany. The writer critiques France’s credit and Parliament’s stance, noting missed opportunities in Ruhr and Genoa, and questions Britain’s approach to European matters amid shifting American and banker influence.
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Winlay
Lely George
Joeew
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Wiilel
France
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Germany
Genoa
Congress
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Eirop
Tina
Periape
Crime Shock in Milmarnock Firm Blow
A fiery incident at Grant Mich Engineers Mil marnock involves managing director Mr Join Bell amid a fractured lull claim. An alleged blow by a former employee facing dismissal sparked the incident.
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London
Join Bell
Grant Mich Engineers
Milmarnock
Yang
America Wins War Speech Cheered at Luncheon
Mr Donar Law spoke at a luncheon of the Engl Speaking Wanton praising the Dominant nation's war effort. He highlighted the role of allies, the Allied nations, and the pride in every American and allied contribution to victory.
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London
Donar Law
Wralington
Hay
Noma
Enetley
Deaminfons
Avery Fairl
Tiwei
Wdmy
Promiers
Arrest at leading city restaurant ends in crime charge
A sensational arrest report states Pridoy Byoney was seized at a prominent city restaurant on a warrant for embezzlement. He allegedly attempted to flee with a young woman. detectives later charged him at the Centre Court with the suspected offence.
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Byoney
Pridoy
Weiter
Sugar delegation to Melbourne interview set for tomorrow
A Sugar Delegation, appointed in an interview with the Myint Mister, travels to Melbourne tomorrow. The Minister for Agriculture, Cri, and Deputy Copreventing Lite Sure evernment will accompany the delegation. The interview date appears fixed and firm despite garbled text.
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Urishane
Melbourn
Agricul
Cri
Br Dale
United Party Meeting in Rathanta Sets Convention Plans
The United Party in Rathanta holds a Provisional Executive Count meeting to map the party convention in Urinhane. The event aims to precent with a procession of the marching plates and a selection of leaders, with speakers including Mr Taylor and the National Leader pledging to back his selection as leader of United forces.
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iWime Slonda
KDC
Ay Bablantion
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Moall
Mr. Taylor
United Forces
Gaol and the Lash Melbourne Friday
Frederick Addiaian aged six four, convicted of a crime, was sentenced by Chief Justice Irvine to three years and a whipping of twenty lashes. Arkiliori received a sentence of death for a serious offense but spared by clemency after showing restraint. The judge ordered confinement pending the governor general’s pleasure.
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Melbourne
Richerteen
Frederick Addiaian
Ruil Mhely
Wen Boday
Irvine
Alidre- Aing Arkiliori
Relief of War Victims in Sydney
Mr Arthur Watt an early promoter of relief work for war victims in Europe reports the Friends Relief for War Victims has fed over a million starving people. He witnessed Australian frontline men served in Russia, and notes the organization shipped funds and aid from Wollongong to England, with monthly totals reaching across months last year while government support continues.
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Sydney
Arthur Watt
Europe
Bydney
Ropdda
Wuawinlyn Inerenaedt
Mountainous Seal Disaster Report
A fragmented maritime note from Rydney describes a severe cyclone after a vessel left Walpole, causing extreme seas and damage. Crew endured days of high heat and violent waves as water penetrated decks and equipment, with trunks and condensers rendered unusable.
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Rydney
Walpole
Tapliin Reynobie Tate
Local Names Tumultuous Roster Mosaic
fragmentary report lists a jumble of names including Harry Lauder and Bon Frans Meco with scattered notes about travel to Sydney via Maveb, hinting at a mounting confusion in a crowded London scene.
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London
Pitay
Larry Lowder
Sydney
Maveb
Defaulting Banker in Hydney Trial Case
A historic fragment reports a banker from Hydney facing charges after pleading guilty to a matter tied to a failed venture. The item notes court proceedings and outlines the surrounding circumstances and key players involved in the case.
Big theatrical move in Brisbane plans capital theatre
A British company with capital of fifty thousand pounds aims to register next week to build tropical theatres in major towns of the state Dundubers is named among the proposed sites. Din Carroll reports the move in Enterprise.
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Brisbane
Din Carroll
Dundubers
Gladstone Harbor Board Nominations Highlight Brief Meeting
The Gladstone Harbor Board held a preliminary session with nominations for J. Keaserl and Crow, each gaining two votes. The meeting adjourned to await the attendance of Mr. J. Tatte, who was absent in the south, with further results anticipated.
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Gladstone
Prilay
GladwWome Harbour Board
Mesure
J. 1 Keaserland
Crow
Ultatteniienee
J.tatte
Judd
Wateful
Mr Jewell
Hale
Weather Summary From Friday Storm Warning
The Weather Bureau reported a cyclone centered near the highway between Samuel and Gurrest area with warnings issued for Friday. Observations from Thursday Island McWon Well and Moreton showed readings around 201 144 114 and a general moving storm system affecting northern regions.
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Thursday Island
Polita
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Moreton
Weather Bureau
Samaraldod Gurest
Albion Park Acceptances Reveal Wide Turf Entries
The Albion Park card lists acceptances by division with a long slate of horses including Tiny Swlretiera as a potent entry and multiple heats on Fourth and First divisions. Notable names such as Moratone Lady Pyrexia and Marco King appear among numerous contenders across Second and Third divisions.
Irish Boundaries Negotiations Reported by Doltuat Authority
London reports a Doltuat authority statement indicating junior officers have expressed the option the Iniel treaty contains. A reference to the boundary commission is unclear as Lietemarine delays participation. The meeting decision to participate was not reached and the conference cannot be held.
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London
Rabbit destruction prosecutions in Parkes case
A Sydney Friday report notes prosecutions of defaulters for rabbit destruction, totalling £50, dated December 12 at Parkes. Among the defendants is Mr James Meter, an official of the Cumjtive Witole, and a prominent water authority figure from the Palo Myris district.
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Sydney
Parkes
Purity Stakes 0 Day Feature At Futurity Blakes Event
Fragments describe a Purity Stakes day with Futurity Blakes as the focus. The event appears contested by multiple contenders including WhitRarn To Fe and TAR OR fury Tannenp, with attention on determining a one day winner.
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Tony Alk
Ted
Peenty
De Valera and Lyne Reported Captured in Dublin
A Friday dispatch from Dublin reports Fianna Fáil leader Eamon De Valera and unidentified ally Idam Lyne as captured. The article notes officials stating De Valera was arrested, while details remain unclear and unverified.
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Dublin
Fridny
Dea Valera
Idam Lyne
The Color Line in White Australia Policy Debated
A fragmentary 1920s style notice discusses the Commonwealth Association approaching Mr Bruce and the federal government about proposed laws linking immigration to racial policy. The text hints at fears of racial prejudices arising from the white Australia policy and potential implications for Australians.
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Byoney
Commonwealth Poothaj Association
Lruce
Australia
Sun Yat Sen Returns to Canton in Triumph
Framed as a news brief, Sun Yat Sen arrives in Canton on a Friday with a triumphant welcome. The report notes his return marks a significant chapter in the Chinese revolutions. Local observers, officials, and supporters line the route in anticipation of subsequent political moves.
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Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Serious Mishap in Brisbane Injures Night Officer
In Brisbane a night officer was struck by an engine wire during a bonding incident at a station. The officer sustained scalp wounds and a skull fracture, was evacuated to Herberram Hospital, and remains in serious condition. Officer Roy Morgan, who arrived at the scene, was also hit and trapped between the platform and engine, suffering injuries.
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Brisbane
Atatt Tehe
Borrwoh
Heerburram Boaphol
Oficar
Roy Morgan
Beorweh
Fort Kalore Belog
Shooting at Lily Lakin trial date set for Fowler
Fred Freneln Bperlow Fowler appeared in Polfey Chyurt charged with attempting to shoot Lily Lakin on February 1 at Tur bo Brisbane. Detective Goda testified Fowler admitted plan to shoot Lily Lakin and said he would have killed her. Witness Howard Lakin described Fowler living with his wife about a fortnight ago and noted Morgan’s September move. Fowler was committed for trial after further evidence.
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Howard Lakin
Lily Embdin
Nail Reed
Morgan
Fowler
Queensland Senator Thomp son Adoption of Adios to Reply
Federal Parliament notes that Mr Thomp son of Queensland, newly elected Senator, will push for adoption of the Adios to Reply as the Bonate debates.
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Brisbane
Thompson
Queensland
Fate of Tyldesley Pro Tae Mere Ayoney
On Friday Tyldesley travels to New Fenland amid peril as plans for marred relations unfold. Authorities assess the Bog Haherickeen tar condition and its impact on regional ties. Local observers weigh potential outcomes and governance responses.
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Ayoney
Bundaberg Social and Business Notices Mixed
Local figures Mr A W Clair and Mr Dagiel Jones visit Bundaberg for ceremony and trade events while Arnold Wienholt plans a South Africa trip in April. The Lion Wig opera is noted as successful and the Bun dabers Brew opening ceremony is announced. Community leaders attend regional stock shareholding meetings and distant travel plans surface for parliamentary attendance and business ventures.
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Arnold Wienholt
London
Wienholt
Kingham
South Africa
Hon Kunta
Alpola
Altice
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