Russia and the Straits debated at Lausanne talks
The article reports on Tehitcherin and Curzon in Lausanne discussing future control of the Dardanelles and Straits. It notes Allied positions, proposed Turkish authority, and a tentative agreement on a Strait solution with Turkey to open commerce while preserving naval access.
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M. ‘Tehitcherin
Justiel
Pei
Bast
Turkey
Lausanne
Tehncherin
Lanne Tire
Ford Curran
M. Barreres
Paniagenf
Pope
Pistarantia Teanfatone
Bas
Waeshiys Lee
Tehitcheria
Russia
Aureres
Sassge
Taunaning
Constantinople
Christiane
Renee
Deranke
Curzon Attacks Ismet Over Conference Conduct
The report cites Curzon criticizing Ismet for disrespect toward the conference. It notes Curzon's remarks on Turkey and pressures at the talks, detailing reactions from Britons and other powers as delegates consider next moves while the conference adjourns.
Sale of Honors and British Appeals Report
Fragmentary OCR describes a Sale of Honors related to British appeals, mentioning Lowden and a committee or senderstened panel. It references recommendations and payment or act in relation to Her Majesty, with unclear context and scattered phrases across the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Tie
Honore Comunivaire
Avantie
Cairns Seeks Electrical Engineer for Town Plant Project
Twelve applications were received for the Cairns town electrical engineer post. The selection committee narrowed candidates from Sydney to Larne and Perth with Aldermen and the council lighting committee set to report next meeting on the chosen candidate and project plan.
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Calrmy Town Central
Ae Wwaition
Freeyear Fane
Gelkon Winworth
Tickle
Wilki
Travies
Hogan
Draper Ant Woodward
Oar Willman
Binedonald
Ware
Sydney
Bern
Shires
Christie
Gardiner
Vietoris
Ald
Wills
Iehe Blowe Lighting
Incr
Nest Counell ‘Eetinye
Heavy Storm Impacts Tableland With Prolonged Downpour
Brisbane reports describe a 26 hour storm bringing heavy rain across districts south of the Tableland. Weather toppers note rainfall amounts from 34 to 124 units at various stations while crops receive mixed benefits and showers continue into the evening.
Rain In The West Brings Fall Drought News
Weather reporting from Que Geen Correnspondent notes rain across western districts while drought persists. Reports list rainfall inches by location including Torrens Creek and Maxwelton with scattered readings and ongoing dryness affecting fields and streams.
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Tonnegie
Dee
Daleety
Cotonvale
Maswelton
Torrens Creek
Warresh
Julie
Becca Ie Otill
Maxwelton
Gadowity
Nonda
Danrra
Empire Settlement and Northward Territory Developments
London investors and Griffith urged closer settlement in Australia under the Empire Settlement Plan. The scheme aimed to develop the northern territory, but observers doubted success as migration favored southern regions and far-flung locations remained underutilized.
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London
Dee
Tdarton Griffith
Howe
Artnet
Horthees
Beter Reper
Eraghary
Rma Gore
Regai
Bow Tien
Ender
Schamex
Noruver
Shoei Deast
Austra
Fatal Dublin incident reported with a sentry’s shot
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fatal incident in Dublin, Free State, involving a sentry shot and disrupted safety. It mentions dire economic conditions and a sense of upheaval, with references to movements of people and unrest.
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Onan
Dee
Dublin
Free State
Holyhead
Iran London
Local Briefs Reflect Scrambled OCR Fragments
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows names and places jumbled, with potential references to Sarnia, Fore, Pet Stine, and Manby. Readable items are scarce, but the note preserves scattered proper nouns and possible team or place mentions for a compact record.
Shark attacks at popular beach diverges from safety
A shark incident at a once safe beach near Pialba left a 19 year old man dead after a deep water encounter. Reports say a large shark was seen offshore and witnesses noted fear among visitors, with authorities investigating the event and its impact on the seaside community.
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Gaminai
Deccared
Pialba
Curdalba
Fialba
Mary Korough
Treaty Acceptance Reported for Ireland Governor General
London reports indicate rapid acceptance of the governorship of Ireland with 99 percent approval in Treland. Westminster sources note the first Governor General of Ulster may be Abercorn, amid assurances of readiness for potential conflicts and strengthening defense.
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London
Tim Mealy
Ireland
Westminer Gazetnes
Dolly Telegraph
Elf and
Dribe
Abercorn
Ulster
Beckett v Biggenden Murder Appeal in Brisbane
Public Defender pursues further appeal for Clive Beckett in Brisbane on December 6. The case concerns the life sentence for a young Aboriginal man blamed for the Biggenden murder and follows prior appeals arguing the prisoner should not be imprisoned or should be sent to a reformatory.
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Biggenden
Clive
Beckett
Brisbane
Haigs Censure Over Begging Claims Published
Cable dispatches claim Fort Haier and Imperial ex servicemen suffered while the Dominion premier urged aid. Officials deny any direct money request, citing misinterpretation as a formal grant inquiry from Sir Walter Davidson and Earl Haig to the government.
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Bristiane
Fort Haier
Sydney
Dex
Rassyn
The
To Service
Walter Davidson
Earl Haig
Garvarnored
Teachers Scarce Highlighting Education Dilemma
The Education Department faces a term related shortage as experienced staff retire. Officials report about 900 teachers lost annually and 700 more needed, with numerous demands from teachers and benches pressed by government policy.
Food production debate dominates Lloyd George inquiry
Fragmentary notes show Lloyd George backing a food production inquiry amid wartime concerns. Mentions Ve Barawel and amendments, with references to commons debate and secular aims.
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Food Production
Lloyd George Sipports Trquiry
Tomtom Dee
Loyd Georgr
Daberals
Fred
Betrayed Trust in Athens Dan Trial Details
Fragmentary text references a betrayal claim and a trial involving individuals tied to Athens Dan and a Venice matter. Readable items include names like Andrewefi and Pramgwulie and mentions of a former marker and a maritime or bar setting.
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Athens
Andrewefi
MD Pramgwulie
Venice
Migration and shipping freight struggles cited by leaders
The article reports discussions in the South Arlbene area where Premier Theodore and others criticize high shipping charges and migration policies. They emphasize Commonwealth approval, employment for new arrivals, and the need for states to accept settlement while addressing remunerative market concerns and export industry pressures.
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Deveane
Drs
South Arlbene
Firth
Theo
Theodore
Commonwealth
British Immigration Official Repudiates Recent Statements
British immigration officials in Lemon refute recent reports about emigration under the Free Passage Scheme. They say 88,000 people have been dispatched overseas and that few are dissatisfied immigrants. Enquiries show many arrivals were temporarily unprepared, lacking funds and proper selection, challenging claims of a mass oral movement.
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Lemon
Seth
Earl Finks
Shala
Pronimanity
Britain
Australia
Avavralian
Colin Seatth
Aed
Blagieles
Resolutions Carried On Trade Facilitation Then Aid to Austria
The session debated and eventually carried resolutions extending the Trade Facilitation Act to authorize guarantees for a loan of eight million to Austria, with the British share six million. Mr Kringle argued successfully for a provision to secure a loan under the Trav— fal industry alias references, while MacDonald failed to secure adjournment.
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London
Bretty
Krimgle
Austria
MacDonald
Unclear union ship threat noted amid labor unrest
Fragmentary OCR text references ships and union figures with mentions of labor leaders, repression, and tension. The passage hints at warnings, acceptance without trouble, and attempts to stir trole in the Makure context, with broader labor resistance themes.
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Union Co
Waksing
Trole
Sydney Mayor Prospective Plaque Plot Reported
Fragmentary notes describe Sydney mayoral prospects and civic events. Mentions a candidate named Magor and a possible swearing in or ceremony at Wet Mission, with references to the AACR and a reef-related event.
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McElhone
Sydney Dew
AACR
Lad Magor
Lieve Reef
Iermeardval
Hulgrave Mill Appeal Unanimous Full Court Dismisses Wheo Dee
Complex appeal from a decision on the Sugar Cane Prices Act levy disputes. The Full Court dismisses Wahoe Dee as the Central Mill seeks levy validation on cane receipts for 1916 17 18 under the Cane Prices Act. Legal arguments focused on sections 4 and related provisions, with emphasis on whether levies applied to cane sold for manufacture. Potential implications for sugar production costs and mill operations in Queensland.
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Hulgrave Mill
Hristine
Beck
Shayid
Lukin
Jamieson
Mulprave ‘Central
Queensland
Tansey
Arnault
Seabee
Seton
Ile Wal
Cornell
Henchcraw
Hunter Arrives in Brisbane Amid Retirement Doubts
Mr Hunter arrived in Brisbane and said he preferred omitting retirement from the Ausent lamp. He felt ill and benefited by the visit. Immigrant opportunities attracted many, with Queensland inviting more arrivals than could be handled. A large portion wished to singling. Asked about a return to politics, he said it depended on circumstances.
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Brisbane
Hunter
Queentland
Ueantland
Huster
Russian Offer to Demobilise Big Army Reported
Copenhagen dispatch says Russia seeks to cut its army by 75 percent over two years, to about 200,000 men. Navy cuts totaling 7 percent since 1917 are noted, with Finland not to be reduced. Estonia and other delegates demand naval reductions. negotiations aim at broader disarmament.
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Copenhagen
Melsinators
Betlugwke Tidende
Avatenth Litvinoff
Russie
St Wet de l ‘An
Finland
Estonia
Han
Republican Failure and De Valera Demand Teach
London December reports parliamentary events as Me Congrave, acting on medical advice, takes months off. The piece notes Republican defections and De Valera’s insistence on various political moves amid a troubled coalition.
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London
Congrave
Etat iv
Detective Robbed as Suspected Thief Strikes
A detective sergeant reported a robbery at his room during a night watch. The thief entered quietly and stole money from a trousers pocket, leaving the wallet and clothing disturbed. Police investigate with no arrests reported yet.
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Reing
Bondi
Reaheon
Aiz Ae Packer
Tree Planting Memorandum Emerges From City Authorities
Fragmentary note from Rome outlines public tree planting plans and community involvement. The document discusses authority, vows, and land use, with references to land rank and land improvements.
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Rome
Miniater
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