Barbarous Greek Executions Spark London Protest
Reports from Lausanne and London describe international condemnation of Greek executions after protests over Athens actions. British officials debate withdrawal of the Greek minister as demonstrations burn in Flensburg, with tensions rising between Greece and Turkey amid the Dodecanese dispute and the wider Aegean crisis.
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Iitiah
Ue Legain
Athens
Adlacumian
Lausanne
Wallan
Aegean Sea
Rhodes
Szmndon Nore
Brie
Boar Tae Bo
Mitr
Bomar Lam
Sia 'Teongmi
Debah
Politcal
Andor
Comnons
Wedaecod Bean
Greken Minsters
Omar Law
Noel Buxton
M. Gaouneria
Greece
Twder
Borat
Awe
Robert Creil
Bonar Law
Serbia
Nard Cecil
Toner Law
Lindley
Greces
Dedeagath
Karayaich
Western
Ferrible
Lindi
Asher
Tewtiona
Gommaria
Revel
Marion
Dublin Kidnap Plot Recalled in Captured Paper
London reports a Dublin plan to kidnap and kill figures linked to Dail Khan as a bid to suppress Hiratin and install a commissioner government. The document, seized by authorities, outlines a path to a republican mandate and a Free State, with limited Dail attendance after December. The piece notes parliamentary moves on a constitutional bill and Ulster Parliament's reassembly.
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London
Dublin
jeNeill
Dearty
Ulster
Free State
Sugar pioneers the origin of the industry in the north
A fragmentary 19th century account discusses sugar industry origins in the North, mentioning figures like David Hunter and Lombard Jam and referencing cane districts, colonial trade, and social themes tied to British descent. It includes scattered names, places, and estimates such as 1,800 tons producing a rise, and notes about oyster and fish trade in Sydney before a shift in industry, with uneven narrative and prejudiced language reflecting era norms.
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Cane
Thone
Sydney
Hunter
Tabor
Seavon
Italy
Hong Wade
Lenin
Torrigt Lands
Extraordinary loan scenes attract rapid subscription in Melbourne
Melbourne report says two early year scenes at the Metropolitan Board of Works offices drew crowds as applicants sought the new loan. The 200,000 pounds issue was fully subscribed at par within 15 minutes, with officials posting securities details and indications of large public demand.
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Melbourne
Fm Metropolita Board of Works
Board
Securites
Atherton Meeting Postponed by Short Notice
In Shiner on November 30, Captain Nowland and MLA Me Green arrive in Atherton to discuss a planned afternoon meeting. Grounded by tight notice, officials postpone to December 2 to hold a town gathering at a corner near Gillar’s Picture Gallery, with local sales promotions advertised by Trail and Winstone’s.
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Shiner
Ms. Abachion
Attemwat
Mowland
Merting
Atherton
Ral Nowland
Watinaalien
Federer Wenneds
WH. Green
Thane
Gillar'e
Sentenced to death for murder Herbert Curnow found guilty
Herbert Curnow was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. The trial featured his dramatic courtroom speech in which he claimed conflict with the deceased over two young women and professed deep love. Witnesses described a dining room shooting that killed Eleanor Theirl as she mended stockings, with the defendant expressing remorse and asserting he could not bear to see her hurt.
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Herbert Curnow
Heanor Tieckman
Watt
Seth Acento
Eleanor
Irish Compensations Commission Discusses Southern Ireland
The Irish Compensations Commission debate centers on compensation fees and government stance. Lord Lansdowne and Lord Birkenhead are referenced. judges resolve admissions while the government faces budget strains. The piece notes the army of officials and ongoing appeals as the government weighs how to respond to rebel finances and obligations.
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Lansdowne
Howie
Ireland
Ori de Bret
Cangrove
Esa
Birkenhead
Cou
Tesla
Frar
Higa
Beicam
Devomshire
British railway election plans spark miners terms debate
Lamina, Now. 3. Mtr. Bonar Law met the miners and railway principals and discussed employment relief schemes. The talks touched on electrification and broader job measures amid unemployment concerns.
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Lamina
Mtr
Bonar Law
Railway Companien and
Gnamlyment Fellel Achetwes
Eeme
St Andrews Day Observed Quietly in Brisbane
Brisbane on November 3 partially marked St Andrew's Day with retail and mercantile sectors open while churches, government offices, and many institutions closed. Community groups planned gatherings, but the overall commemoration was subdued and distant.
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Brisbane
St. Andrew's Day
German corn famine and potato flour rations
Berlin dispatch reports growing distress as potato flour rationing tightens. The text notes rapidly diminishing migolies and mentions peasants facing severe shortages, with garbled phrases indicating administrative controls and growing hardship among rural populations.
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Fritz
Berlin
M. Atchard
Captain Nowland Defends Repatriation Work in Mareeba
The talk centers on Captain X A Nowland defending government and repatriation efforts postwar. Mentiones Kennedy candidate WH Green MLA and Ministerial supporters as they criticize Labour policy, debt growth, and unemployment while praising Federal and State efforts for soldier settlement and industrial relief.
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Mareeba. Nev
X. A. Nowland
Kennedy
WH Green
Orcely Antnata
Nowland
Green
Australia
Thay
W.H. Green
James Toy
H. J. Ryan
Cook
Soriet
Russia
Queensland
Ryan
Labor Party
Avaralie
TD Labs
Whee
Roserom
Teantion Tom
Emslayre
Ian Qheenaland
Peder Gree Mensborou
Criminal Sittings Before Justice Blair at Townville
At Townville on November 30 before His Honor Justice Blair, Henry Metartene was sentenced to ten months imprisonment for theft, while Tre Iry and others faced charges. A youth and others were sentenced to reform school terms, with multiple cases heard in the Supreme Court session.
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Townville
Tre Iwry
Thomas Brown
Allan Jobe
William Hardy
Ingham
Cardwell
Einna
Members Salaries Defeat on Mobart Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about members salaries and a meeting. Key readable items mention a Wests group, Trash Triamets, and Arie no tw f1hIN8 praponat, with unclear context and several corrupted terms. No coherent events or entities beyond these fragments.
Tax Agents Registration Progress Report
In Brisbane November the Home Secretary's department reports few applications received for tax agent registration. The Board recently met and reviewed several applicants, approving those deemed to meet the required qualifications under the Income Tax Act. The general law is not yet fully clear on some points, but four applications have been cleared.
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Bisbane
Home Secretary
Manning the Ships in Sydney Strike expect full crew
Sydney reports a Union Co statement saying a full crew is expected for the steamer Dow by Friday despite a prior call. Over 20 men were shipped aboard to depart, with a surprise call drawing non shipping volunteers from rivals. Harbor measures are in place to prevent delays.
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Sydney
Uating Dow
Union Co
Unified Gauges Brisane Kyogle Survey Report
Brisbane reports a proposed survey linking South Brisbane to Kyogle via the Richmond River route. The commission backed immediate start, with trial surveys underway and costs estimated for Sethe airbound sections. Officials noted eagerness to proceed and awaited formal orders before actions proceed.
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Brisbane
Theodore
Comanion
Allway Gautes
Kyogle
Nsw
Richmond
Serre
Deenila
Mr. Wore
Ivan Ey
Mhuretto
Caldera
France Ramps Up Stand On German Reparations
Berlin dispatch reports Paris firm on German reparations prompting talk of a moratorium and phased measures. France aims to stabilize the economy, with potential control over Rhine districts and expulsion of German officials, while discussions reference Versailles terms and future loans.
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Varia
Berlin
Pelt Parison
Girton
Herat
Cermany
France
Rhine
Ewsey
Bochum
Versailles
Makura Manned Ren's Union and Seamen's Critique
Fragmented OCR notes describe a labor dispute at sea involving Makura Manned and the Seamen's Union. It mentions bitter conditions on the water front, rewards, and protests, with references to a secretary named Jat Tighe and union actions over perceived injustices.
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Crakies
Union
Faith Healer to Visit Australia Amid Large Crowds
A faith healer, Me Hiden, set to travel to Australia in late November after five months of preparation. Reports describe massive public attendance and several claimed cures, with critics calling for scrutiny of the event. The article notes the healer’s belief in miraculous powers and mentions the potential impact on local beliefs and expectations.
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Viset
Australia
Hiden
Sally Tueday
Mackyrn
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Trail & Winstone
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Justice Blair
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Conmputen
UNIFIED _GAUGES
Brisbane-Kyogle
Makura
Ren's Union
Boland's Ltd
Sinter
Rolareps Ltd
Favcy
Leiwere
Roland
Roland's Ltd
de Owen
Mateh
Naghigtes
Covara
D&a
Yale
Anite
DA. Cage
Fae Wetttevelae
Ryu
Wit
Carveta
Abit
Prout
Trek
Carsers
Wile Suny
Boland
the House OF Fashion
Cairns
Komdern
Moyealan
Moyna
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
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