Terror in Athens Looms Over Greek Capital
chaotic reports from Athens describe martial law, executions, and protests amid a Greek upheaval. officials warn of severe penalties for death sentences as King and officials resist unrest while international observers monitor the crisis. unrest spreads to Paris and London with diplomatic chatter and protests continuing.
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Athens
Paris
Farner
Dousmania
Sia
Asidrew
Viel
Push Hie
Princpe
Alice Sas
Athnes
Earee
Gree
Meade
Mordathon
Sterne
Ashens
Germanys Payments and Prem View Controversy
In Paris on December 1 ISMET ASKS for Greek wien and allied solidarity discussions. Reports note that protests over occupation and French recommendations influence Allied considerations. The dialogue hints at tension over reparations and postwar economic duties amid ongoing discussions at the Economic Commission.
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ISMET
Wien
Paris
Te Finan ” Economic Commission
M Battevey
Star Machine for Castle in Heavy Lifts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a star machine for a castle being unloaded in heavy freight. The fragment mentions Newcastle and a hive sort press, but details are unclear and names or dates are not fully legible.
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Newcastle
Relief sale excursion to Atherton and Ravensdale fair sets dates
Readers urged to attend a multi-venue relief event with a train excursion to Atherton and a charity sale. The program spans April 4 to 6 and 16 to 20 with trips from 8 am, group seating, and varied goods including silver items and Christmas ware. Proceeds support local church relief efforts and community needs.
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Maroche
Ravensboe iv
J- A. Restoty
Atherton
Digger Candidate for Kennedy Tour of the Wide Tableland
A digger candidate for Kennedy, Captain Nowland, tours the varied tableland coast to rally support. He denounces Labor’s leftward drift, defends industrial relations, and argues for balanced policy protecting workers and producers amid federal politics.
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Nowland
Tableland
Labor Party
Browne “Glaser
Dpener
Captain Nowland
Queensland Labor Party
Prodicery
Mega
AlGeralia
Sisster
Prim Ra Producere
Cme
Theopie
Avera
Europe
Sma
Ee Ray
Feeney
Tabor
Sun
National Ovens
Queensland Revenue and Expenditure Report Summary
Official figures show Queensland revenue for the month at 7, employment 5 million versus the prior year, while expenditure rose to around 1.3 million. The excess of expenditure over revenue stood near 98,006 pounds, with a 9,240-pound variance carried from earlier periods.
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Brabane
Queensland
Nipewibes
Legal Business in the North Under New Arbitration Act
Article reports on arbitration court procedures under the new act with commentary from Orr’s correspident. It notes proceedings in Townerfield and Everence County, detailing legal business, hearings, and the role of local bar associations in the northern region.
Miner Injured In Toowoomba Colliery Accident
A Toowoomba Colliery accident injures a miner amidst a chaotic scene. The report notes damage and theft during the incident, with unclear details on the injured worker and immediate aftermath.
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Toowoomba
Secrets of the 1918 Campaign by Foch and Haig
London critics review a volume on the 1918 campaign focusing on Foch and Haig. Debates center on strategic plans, leadership, and what Britain and France achieved or erred in the final offensives. The Chronicle notes British arguments aim to correct French disparagement without overstating changes.
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Foch and Haig
London
Desas
Wainy
Dewar
Netganth Ceanwry
HL. Bornsrom
Ateamen
Corbin
Aaa
Isco Waren
Fiat Offen
Pranere
War Cabinet
Hely
Rest of the News Pithy Pare Wireless Cable and Phone
The item notes a New South Wales segment with director Fira McEachern and Coteen winning a rebate of £35,697. It mentions a hot day in country districts near WSW and references Commission continuing coverage on cotton production, company plans to revive operations, and market expectations for seed and cotton varieties amid rising prices.
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New South Wales
Itmte LF
Fismees
Aaiing
Fira McEachern
Coteen
Bragcoran Poe
W.sw
Thurnsee Tintel
Campbell
Otto Innstead
Isought
Ila
Northern Herald
Raisterea Tile Nash All
Eich Cultos
Catena
Eeeth
Kent
Rumsi an Raming Ma Sep Utes From Melbourne to Faced February Bond
Fragmented OCR note mentions a Melbourne departure and February bond issue. The text references "Miata" and "Jam Sactelh" with unclear context, providing minimal readable names and places without a coherent event or outcome.
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Melbourne
Sugar Commission at Mackay Opposing Mill and Rail Link
Royal Commission into sugar industry examined cane growing interests and mill proposals at Mackay. Growers and millers advocated a Silent Grove mill linked to the North Coast Line to handle cane from nearby districts, with arguments on tramway costs, capacity, and government support.
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Te Engaive
Suse Mille
Sven Flo Ahem
Hos Kirwan
Cape le
North Coast
Rover
Renee Mer
Silent Grove
Heles
Robert Clark
Pst
Playstone Mil
Ward Bein
Bing
St Helen's
Tapnad
Wil Capaci
Andrew
Giteon Cyecremry
United Cane Growers
Agmeiitinn
Milla
BOM
Statement Denied French Attitude Regarding Ruin
A scrambled report claims Prance plans to invade the Rue Valley, with denials of such intent. An American press dispatch notes the Rhine occupation army cannot be redeployed home due to a significant overseas matter, reflecting tensions over France's alleged decisions.
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Rue
Germany
United Pre
Rhine
United States
France
Erica
Fragmented account of a musical performance and crowd response
A garbled report describes a public event with entertainers, audience reactions, and mentions of a theater or venue. It lists various names and titles in a noisy stream, but readable fragments point to a night with songs, cheers, and public figures present, amid unclear context.
Arbitration adjusts tally clerks pay and holiday rules
Judge McCawley oversees a shipping union dispute in which the Union seeks wage and overtime changes for tally clerks at Port Alma and the Southern Division. Modifications include holidays March 1 and 17 and April 25, and potential preferential admission terms, with employers given option to apply for variation.
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McCawley
Cosby
Pe Union
Tera
Flys
Rae
Dangeroia
Replaric
Lao Ashe
Alma Teyraek
Soethern
Walt
Ety Tate
Queensland
Rene
Miscellaneous Workers
Nat Comsiger
Alma
Rockhampton
al- Juweil
Craig
Port Alm
Anne
Ead
Pavol
A.ca
Australien
Blerlal
Teresa
Mtepead
Saeed Loran
Nmr Ao
Mr. Byrne
Clarks
San ‘Elia
Jr. Johnson
Westen
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