Grecian actions in Thrace and Smyrna stir Near East tensions
Turbulent dispatch from London July reports Greek and Turkish tensions after Greece claimed Thrace and Asia Minor areas. Allied officials warn against jeopardizing Constantinople, with France and Italy cautious about supporting Greek actions. Greek forces face Turkish counterstrikes as diplomats press for restraint and a possible evacuation to avoid broader conflict.
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Todey
Conahitereble
Italy
France
Gretee Teiake
Turkey
Asis Minor
Thrace
Smyrna
Asie
Constantiar
Harrington
Epie
Chatalie
Connant
Adrianople
London
Constantine
Sceway
Turker Geert
Avia Minor
Ad 'Teherkeskenul
Hi Fe
Con
Geert
Greece
Constantinople
Senryna
Seryr
Are Prices Coming Down in Retail Wages and Profiteering
A reader questions rising prices despite wage declines and cites experiences at a chemist shop. He notes a brand price discrepancy and wonders if government price commissions could address the issue. The letter argues against wage cuts and suggests broader economic factors drive price increases.
Conflict in council prompts mayoral review of conduct
In Sydney, July 31, Alderman McElhone was removed amid a council dispute. The mayor plans to reconsider the resignation crisis and will discuss the case with the Cat Surveyor amid claims the work was hampered by internal pressures.
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ORD
Inex
Geen
Ates
Sydney
McElhone
Stef Sesureetes
Cuiport
Dasa
Mickbone
Exemption Reduced and Income Tax Overhaul Planned
Excerpt notes the Ministry's success in cutting current rent expenditures and shifting focus to a revised taxation plan. Incomes tax is to be abolished and replaced with a graduated scheme starting around four shillings, with a broader restructuring of income tax and super tax.
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Sydney
Youthful bushranger arrested after robbery under arms
A 14 year old named Normann Wilfred Baker was arrested for a robbery under arms near Willimgreastict. He and another youth allegedly accosted a farmer with a knife and escaped on reaching a farm. Tarnopolaky and Pavlenko figures linked to other thefts were brought to court. Police plan a community event with a children’s fancy dress ball and prizes.
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Normann Wilfred Baker
Compliant lorry driver and road incident reported
A fragmentary notice from Ynly in July recounts a lorry driver quarrel near Petersham. Constable Tittietnir chronicles an incident involving a vehicle in a Berry area with a clash as one side of the road crowd contends, a brief confrontation before authorities intervene.
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Petersham
Tittietnir
Bath
Local executive dies in London morning report
An obituary notice records the death of the detaide pany manager Mr F D Haggart at Frappart Raetaite in Calm. The telegram from semersey confirms his passing in London on the morning of the event, with the 1 Company noted in the dispatch.
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F. D. Haggart
Abbie Jeghfor
Minager
Detaide Pany
Frappart
Raetaite
Secretes 1 Company
London
Grake. T
Inniatal Vagrant Convicted in 1922 Trial
Inniatal Vagrant was tried on July 25 1922 at Innisfail Pedice Court for a warrant charge. He pleaded not guilty and was found guilty. The court sentenced him to one month’s imprisonment in the Caiene pant.
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Innisfail
Alec Tarnopolaky
Ingram
Maxim
Pavienko
Gabreil Sori
Sorayamon
Tarnopalzky
Arthur Kolab
Innisfail Pedice
Ted
Swan
Coo We "Martin
Sinnamon
Kelder
Reverent Farewell Reflected in Beslan Sermon
A fragmented church service report recalls Rev. J. A. Sinclair of Sir Andrew's Church delivering a Sunday evening address. Attendees echoed gratitude and hoped for swift progress as the discourse closed with prayers for peace.
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J. A Sinclair
Sir Andrew's
Desperate Prisoner Steiner Recaptured Near Waratah
Sydney reports detail the daring escape of Steiner, a notorious prisoner, from a faux gaol cell. He sawed free through a 9 inch gap, boarded a goods train, wore improvised clothes, and was tracked to Woy Woy before his arrest by Constable Jenking. He admitted his identity after a manhunt across Maitland and Gosford.
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Edverte Sane
Sydney
Authtdon Hin
Steiner
Tome
Gotford
Earching
Tad Bern Maing
Maitland Uel
Wey
Jenkina
Tim
Waratah
Gosford
Feari
Jenking
Germany’s Stand On League Of Nations Refusal Noted
A fragment from the Daily Telegraph suggests Germany’s stance during wartime remains firm against joining the League of Nations. It indicates Germany refuses to accept equal treatment with France, with cautious reference to ongoing diplomacy and future relations.
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Germany
League OF Nations
Leedon
Daily Telegraph
Geneva
Irania
France
Strake
Breach of Workers' Award Case In Rural Farm Dispute
A legal action labeled Sugar Award concerns J J Moran JA versus farmer Mr J Graham of Mundoo over breach of the Workers' Award. The case details a dispute about allowing workers to continue operations and alleged interference by a union. The court heard testimony from the farmer, workers, and representatives, with the matter proceeding to formal appeal.
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J. J. Moran
Eward
Graham
Mundoo
Hic Wutters
Auatre
My. Mighell
Beloy
Clemet
Olon Tung
Teluael Co
Michel Tor
Blake's Monsoon Journey Across the Skies
The report details Blake's perilous monsoon flight, from Lahore to the Levant route, via Lalor and Montgomery, facing torrential rain, flooding, and engine trouble. Despite near disasters, the crew reached varied destinations including Marseille, Rome, Naples, Brindisi, and Bandar Abbas, with delays and landings amid violent weather.
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Laloran
Se Land
Montgomery
Giana
Howe
Mic
Wight
London
Lyons
Merseille
Disa
Rome
Naples
Brindisi
Jung
Solin
Randeh
Airc Bashiew Joly
Arived Bandar’ Abbas
Arived Chabar
Joly
Ledlie Wins Herbertton Shire Election Result
From Our Own Correspondent Herberton July report notes Mr Ledlie securing victory in the Herbertton Shire election. council members to be seated as results finalize amid local contention.
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Ledlie
Herberton Shire
Herberton
Council
Reduced wages save 200,000 in Bremer firms report
Fragmented clipping reports that 200,000 was saved by reduced wages across employers and residents in Brisbane and larger centres. The text appears garbled but indicates wage cuts affecting workers and employers with regional impact.
Two Last Wars and Politicians Ignore Soldier Ideals
Fragmentary Rome report dated July 30 recalls how leaders in two last wars ignored soldiers ideals. The mangled text references South Africa and Europe and suggests disillusion with postwar politics. Entities appear unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a critique of wartime leaders.
Herrin Massacre Demand for Arrest of Conspirators
Fragmentary published text reports demands for arrest of conspirators in the Herrin Massacre case. It cites the American Citizenship Agency and involved parties, with references to tempering, threats, and horse racing contexts in a fragmented manner. The readable portions hint at official calls for accountability and legal action.
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Herrin
CARDINAL LOGUE'S THREAT AND FIGHTING IN IRELAND
Reports from London and Ireland describe Cardinal Logue warning of renewed violence as Free Staters push attacks across Clare Galway and surrounding counties. Rebels reportedly hold positions in Kilrush and Kilmaley areas with clashes intensifying near Mounta and Ballinasloe while police and troops respond.
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Dicaten
Mr Cone
Weimshed
Maryborough
Albanate
Torbeat
Bothleen
Wowin
Cardinal Logue
London
Alvackiner 1
Clare
I Galway
County Galway
Parliament in Crisis as Government Struggles with Illness
Ariabane July 3 report says the government faces a paralyzed Parliament due to illness among key members, especially Home Secretary, who is in private hospital. Proposals for adjournment loom as Exhibition week nears and debate on timing of tabling measures remains unsettled.
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Ariabane
Commitcen
Bagdiay
Hanoreaution
Ion
Adiporn Wat
Public Servants Pay Triggered Anti Reduction Rally
A Brisbane gathering at Albert Hall denounced wage cuts for government workers as a breach in Labour unity. Speakers, including Anti Wage Reduction Committee secretary Je Lloyd, warned of electoral action to unseat the government, urging resistance to postwar pay increases for public servants.
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Brisbane
Albert Hall
Wien
Je Lloyd
Parliament House
Saray An Mar
Rumer
Coset Leet
Arbitration Court
Breinner
Rnil
Manin
Gi Fedaan
Hartley
Cooper
Herberton Rion Trains Renewal of Old Service
From our correspondent Fletcherton July 3 a Chamber of Commerce meeting was held to discuss restoring an old service. Officials planned to arrange three improved trips to Emu, with shereta absent and representatives attentive.
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Fletcherton
Lunee
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