PRIME MINISTER LLOYD GEORGE ADDRESSES WELSH AT AMIENS
Lloyd George told the 38th Welsh at Amiens that Germany would not press the peace treaty and urged alignment at Versailles or Berlin. He warned war must not ruin the world’s future and claimed sole responsibility if action reaches Berlin. The Daily Express reports cautious financial speculation amid postwar turmoil and inflated foreign sums.
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Mani Don
Lloyd George
Amiens
Versailles
Berlin
Amid
Germany
England
Wealon
United Service
London
Daily Express
Geneve
Labor extremists balk as strike threat looms
London telegram reports the Trade Union Congress Parliamentary Committee rejecting the Triple Alliance’s request. Bonar Law’s reply is deemed non negotiable as Labor leaders push for a general strike in regions including Manchester and Liverpool, with unions split over the government confrontation.
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Reuter
Lonton
Trade Union Congress
Triple Alliance of Labor
Boner Law
Bonar Law
United Service
London
Prades Union Congress
Rusia
Triple Alliance
Hillie, Williams and Hudson
Ag & Sational Industria
Times
Lkely
Sugesec
Metaea
Smillie
Williams
Gebar
Idkgly
Gow
Manchester
Liverpool
Tela
Daily Mail
Itriker
Bolshevik-German Talks Reportedly Under Way Across Europe
The Russo-Scandinavian Information Bureau reports negotiations between German and Russian Bolsheviks ongoing through socialist envoy Herr Parsus who also liaises with Hungarian Bolsheviks. Plans aim to unite Bolsheviks across Europe including Turkey and the Balkans, leading to a future peace and a possible German signature.
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Eet Btockholm
Gorean
Berne
Herr Parsus
Switzerland
Germany
Herr Porson
Herr Schiedemann
Count Urockdorf Rantzau
M. Trotsky
Turkey
Balkana
Herr Paraus
Morr Parsus
Reuter
London
Helsingfors
Narva
Petrograd
Atilla
Yudenitch
Bri ‘Ir
Admin Cavan
Gough Hav
Haig urges united empire church at Scotland assembly
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig and General Horne attended the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in Edinburgh. Haig urged forming a General Staff for the Christian Churches of the Empire and promoted a united national church in Great Britain to sustain imperial solidarity and revive Presbyterian union in Scotland.
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Reuter
London
Sir Douglas Haig
General Horne
General Assembly of the
Church of Scotland
Edinburgh
General Assembly
Douglas Haig
Imperial General Staff
Empire
Pearce
Develoee
Drotherhond
Great Britain
Douglas Higaaid
Scotland
Emigration Question Affects British Empire Policy
The Timea onyx referenced by the Ministry for Shipping under Imperial policy suggests emigration pressures. The paper argues hundreds of thousands may be forced out as America’s share of interned shipping grows. Passages to Australia may not be available before January, prompting urgent departures.
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United Services
London
Timea
Onyx
Ministry For Shipping
America
British Empire
Australia
The Danger of a Cold Warns Home Readers
A rustic warning on cold danger emphasizes early signs like watery eyes and body weakness. It claims a New Discovery medicine safeguards households, preventing illness after exposure and lists prices for bottles sold widely.
Fogbound airship reaches shore after long night voyage
The airship Clyde built Rad carrying 31 passengers and crew drifted in dense fog from Scotland to Yorkshire for about 11 hours. It landed near Hodlington Shire after naval patrols sighted it. The Clyde airship is to be used in a trans Atlantic run, with the Admiralty in charge. Captain Rigby plans an Australian flight using an unannounced prop engine and route.
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London
Moniay
Airahip Rad
Gota
Amd
Clyde
Beotland
York
Lammermoor
Flamborough
Perwick
the Times
Rigby
The
Aero Club
Wesley College
Melbourne
Oval Flying Corps
Australia
Surplus Aeroplanes Gift Offer to Dominions and Colonies
In the London House of Commons Mr Ashley asks if the Air Ministry will provide surplus aeroplanes for postal and similar services. Colonel Seely says the matter is settled with a satisfactory conclusion and an announcement will follow. He notes the gift will be free to the Dominions Crown Colonies and India. A cablegram from Cape Town reports the Imperial Government gift of steeplines to assist Dominions in forming aerial forces for imperial defence, met with cheers.
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London
Home of Commons
Mr. Ashley
Air Ministry
Dominions
Colonel Seely
Seely
India
Reuter
Legeiwlative
Promice
Mr Molnuteam
Empire
Cable service report from London managers on heavy traffic
London based Times report states Atlantic Cables managers note trade slowed by immense load of commercial and government messages delaying transmission. Officials say coding prohibition helped generation but overall traffic remained high and strained.
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United Service
London
Monlay
Times
Atlantic Cables
Monash to be made Doctor of Civil Law at Oxford
London telegram reports His Majesty the King thanking General Sir John Monash for gallant service. Monash is appointed to a Doctor of Civil Law at Oxford on June 25, recognizing his decisive command of a magnificent corps and splendid record.
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United Service
London
Sir John Monash
Ayeelf
Civid
Dal Ihia
Monash
Oxford
Maritime Convoys Depart with Large Troop Loads
United Services reports the transport Mahi will sail June ith with 1208 men of the dad division and Themistocles on James Sth with 1419 men of the frd division. Port Barwin leaves June 6 with 1238 men of the 1st division. Swetepmund departs in June with 1500 men of the 4th Mialon. Madran to depart in June with West Australian troops from England and 1001 from Fyeypt. For bronchitic coughs, Woods' Imt Peppermint Cure is recommended.
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United Bervicds
London
Mahi
Ith
Dad Divison
Themistocles
Jame Sth
Frd
Port Barwin
Swetepmund
Madran
Acc
Ad Werk
England
Federal Sugar Commission hears Queensland farming insights
Brisbane reports the Federal Sugar Commission's sitting at Parliament House where discussions cover cotton and sugar farming in Queensland. Evidence touches on costs per acre, lime availability, plantation yields, and concerns about information leakage regarding Cane Prices Board returns and ABP A methods.
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Brisbane
Federal
Parliament House
Sydney
F. W. Maflyn
Colonsegallona
Quervillind
Vealey Hives
Cairns
Cairnn
Greenhills
Queensland
Tawar
Queenalan
Aswpla
Penny
Plewstowe Central
Meo
Climati Wes
Arembiers
Federal House
Jou
Omky
Eheay Sipar
Austra
Hawaii
Henvy
Mowali
Tosi
Differtat Meyer
Lie
Janus
Queenston
Commonwealth
Australian Sugar Productio’ Association
G. W. Pritchard
Federal Sugar Commission
Central Mono Prizes Board
Piddington
ABEA
Messrs
Crawford
Moitran
Stephenson
Tominfail
Amd
Henry Wan
Nn O
Bos
Arbitz
Henry
A.b.pla
Pritchard
Cane Prices
A.B.P.A. Witnees
Chak
Soldiers Returning to Brisbane From Active Service
Troops listed for return include Private Hd Bird Private R T Hunter and Corporal Thompson from Maryborough with Major General TW Glasgow and DAOC CB Gympie, returning via Devenham Road Fallon Maryborough.
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Brisbane
Katiner-L-Hivet
Pte
Hd. Bird
R. T. Hunter
Fb. Thompson
Secomitteut
Gi Penny
Maryborough
TW. Glasgow
Daoc
Gympie
Devenham
Fallon
Who Is Mr Crowley Appointment Sparks Inquiry
The article notes Mr Crowley, appointed by the Queensland Government to report on the hydroelectric potential of a regional stream, as acting for a six month period. Fr Theodore states the appointment is temporary and tied to a speech task. background mentions a bond application linked to the assignment.
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Trisbane
Fr. Theodore
Geno
Miro Vo
Crowley
Theodore
Queensland
State Trawler Sets Out For Further Exploratory Work
The state trawler resumes operations to mark off trawling sites despite rough weather. The vessel was delayed by the storm but continues near Ineatine to identify suitable fishing areas and assess conditions for ongoing research.
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Brisbane
State Cold Stores at Hamilton Disrupted by Construction Delays
A faulty weld and missing guide rails halted work on the new storage sheds at Hamilton's wharf. Crews plan to stabilize piles and complete the windward timber frame before restarting the roll stores project.
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Hamilton
Mysterious Affair in Melbourne Farm
Melbourne police report a domestic servant Miss Elisabeth Nion died of self administered strychnine near Mr Thomas Scott's farm. Jockey Richard Nash, late companion at the house, is accused of perjury as an infant's body is found in the grave. Detectives pursue further inquiry into the death and related events.
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Melbourne
Monshay
Eli Lee Collin
Elisabeth Nion
Thomas Scott
Snd
Dently
Madhen
Rouhl Tie
Richard Saul Nash
Misa Nion
Jinaw
Miss Nion
Marka
Agape Vale
MicHagdn, Nash
Wan Init
Bill advances to third stage for SA diamond industry
Capetown reports that the bill to establish a diamond cutting industry in South Africa has passed its second reading in the Legislative Assembly, marking progress toward formal adoption.
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Reuter
Capetown
South Africa
Legislative Assembly
Army Estimates Adopted by House of Commons
The Labor amendment to reduce the Army estimates was rejected by the House of Commons by 149 votes to 47. The estimates were adopted.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Kedron Park Races at Kedron Fork Results Summary
Races held at Kedron Fork. Flying Handicap First Division saw Visvinogus win by a head with Dark Star second. Second division dominated by Timnion Kerlow in a close finish. First Division winner Nivosiei with Rarspray close second. Park Handicap first division won by Swoop of the Eagle ahead of Major Foldie. Final division winner Sun Circle with Goo Vin second. bets listed with various odds and times.
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Brisbane
Kedron Fork
Timnion
Hoxars
Tenedos A
Nivosiei
Rarspray
Tou Joori
Tom Li
Pividomils
Park Honilicap
Major Foldie
Crescent Chief
Croucent Chief
Wendyn
Sun Circle
Goovin
Tete Drama
Lad
Winter ASLO meeting at Woodwick draws racing results
The winter ASLO meeting at Woodwick produced a flood of racing outcomes. Notable finishes included Sermon Hierikie Raee winning Montini Alen 2 and Hurrahopi 3, Flying Haniliean-Velps 1, and Willie item 2 with Vimeter 3 close behind. Several other races and dividends are listed, with speeds and placings noted amid the muddled text.
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Sydsey
Moni
ASLO
Woondwiek
Hayes
Lattin
Mowdlay VaR Birth Hay Meeting Sees Sparse Attendance
Fragmentary notes describe a small turnout at the VaR Birth Hay event on Mowdlay. Results mention Marhoroeh and Marewah with unclear placements. A contested session references Teo and related competitors in a short, elusive report.
Railway Trouble and Ballot on Strike in Maryborough
Brisbane reports the Minister for Railways clarifying the Maryborough strike issue. He mentions two and a half months of seniority affecting pay, notes twelve ballot papers were issued with nine in favor of a strike, and remains unsure about the remaining three ballots.
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Brisbane
Ion J. A. Fihethyi
Maryborough
Co Dld
Outbreak Figures Prompt Quarantine Advice in Western Australia
The Registrar General reports 193 new cases in the metropolitan area and 12 934 total, with four more deaths since Saturday. The Medical Advisory Committee urges strict quarantine and closure of infected premises, while restricting attendance at amusements though not yet calling for a full closure. Authorities note ongoing outbreak focus and need for rapid reporting.
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Ofice
Oma
Wale
Brisbane
Iay
Toreom
Ttorambal
Outaiders
Perth
Medical Advisory Committee
Heth
Labor Conference Plans Mention Premice and Attendees
The Acting Premice yllon and B tt Pheedir prepare to leave Brisbane West Surly in March Theodore notes that matters require her attendance. They will attend the Porth oming Laer Caisterelles and meet Premiere ten Td Bych who will also attend the conferees.
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Thishane
Momlay
Premice Yllon
B. Tt
Pheedir
Deave
Brisbane West
Surly
Mar Theodore
Wwe
Caisterelles
Aml
Mr. Ryan Returns in Delayed Arrival
Trishane reports that Premier Ton Tal Renn, involved in reform efforts, was expected to contest Premanth on Saturday. As of Monday, word of his arrival had not yet been received and no confirmation has been made.
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Trishane
Tal Renn
Perm Laiklen
Cotton Vale Subway Project Progress Report
Tishane reports that material for the Cotton Vale subway construction at the Pikedate Soldiers' settlement is now in place and work will begin immediately under the program.
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Tishane
Cotton Vale
Atom
Food supplies listed for several towns in district
Retiring list shows cargoes of food for various areas. The Parel ptheopt ye Ta ie North and nearby towns received limited shipments. Notable allocations include 6 tons to Cooktown 28 tons to Aurkerown and smaller amounts to other centers.
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Brisbane
Tuoliw
Theda
Cire
Cooktown
Case of alleged intimidation reaches court in Brivbeuy
A murky OCR text describes an alleged intimidation case brought to a court in Brivbeuy. Names and charges are unclear but involve defendants linked to employment disputes and threats. The fragment mentions a June or April date and references individuals facing intimidation allegations.
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Lrismane
Munday
Actin
Kermons
Betige Hood Marie Tivokerton
Tivorge Willdthn
Whic
Brivbeuy
Hey Athen
Campos
Albert Fredrick Garin
Pheeda
McLaughlin Ltd Appeal Dismissed Over Rockhampton Change of Venue
Full Court dismisses appeal by McLaughlin Ltd against Mr Justice Baal’s ruling denying a venue change in the Purnell v McLaughlin contract case. dispute concerns damages from alleged breach and growing business quotations referenced in Brisbane proceedings.
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Brisbane
McLaughlin Ltd
Justice Baal
Wwe
Purnell
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United National Church
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MR. Crowley
State Cold Stores
Ube
Army Estimates
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West
Labor Conference
Ryan
MR. Ryan
Food Supplies
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