Various World Items From April 15 Dispatches
A garbled 15 April roundup reports events in London Washington Peters burg Lincoln and New York. It references Tariff Bill strain on a official, a suicide at the General Staff office, veto of sterilization bills in Nebraska, Morgan's body arrival in New York, Bertin in London and a taxie sighting, a £1100 reward, Osbornes trade union pledge issue, and Texas anti trust law actions involving the Standard Oil Co and Archbold.
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New York
Mr. Morgan
London
Bertin
Mie PS
Mts Wang
Automedia
St. James
Haivedere Road
Ortlass
Kew York
Texas
Seit Angainst
Thetandard
Archbold
Gossip and denials on Commons members in syndicate claim
The report claims Messrs Archer Shee and Norton Griffiths of the Commons joined the Poulees syndicate to block Marron notification. Archer Shee and Norton Griffiths deny financial ties to wireless ventures and Poulsen interest. The rest is dismissed as invention amid war news from Rome and Berlin incident reports.
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Gostfrey Isaacs
Hawkins
Archer Shee
Norton Griffiths
The
Commons
Poulees Syndicate
Sorton Griffithes
Mays
Rioting and robberies reported in Covilha and Tojal
An armed gang smashed windows at a Covilha paper stall and attacked a household in Tojal, injuring a man and his family. A second gang raided a shop, stealing £400. The leader was arrested after producing a document claiming renewals to act as spies. money reportedly vanished during the riot. Northern Herald notes regional unrest.
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Thom Fame
Coon Fos
A.U
Ami Betic
E. G. Harris
Ealin Dean Swimming Club
London
Alex Thomson
N.S.P.E
GL Anderson
W. Puicherd
R. WeSpadden
Tom Stacey
Amt
Moss
E. Swenecott
T. Barr
Éord Man
Chartera Towers
Kalin Dean Swimming Club
Northern Herald
Lisbon
Apri
Gerbemsrens
Democracia
Covilha
Tojal
Anglo Catholic Service Read Evensong in Cairns Parish
The Retter of Cairns will read Evensong at Alcomba on Thursday next at 7 p.m. This notice outlines a church service schedule in the district and invites parishioners to attend.
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Cairns
Case Dismissed in Hawthorn Court Melbourne
George Garlipp aged 23 faced Hawthorn Court on a charge involving taking a girl under 18 without her consent. Under cross exam the girl admitted fondness for Garlipp and had asked him to take her away but she refused, she left home and the case was dismissed.
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Melbourne
George Garlipp
Hawthorn Court
Grace Louisa Shore
Titweifellcns feature in the Northern Herald
A note invites readers to watch the picture pages featuring Titweifellcns in the Northern Herald. It highlights visual content and encourages audience engagement with the newspaper’s photo sections.
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Northern Herald
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