Turvy Politics in Sydney Sees Dooley and Ministers
A fragmented report from Sydney outlines ministerial shifts and resignations as political events unfold. Key figures include Sir Geo Fuller, Governor, Mr Dooley, Mr Levy, and Mr Bagnall while discussions consider dissolution and cabinet changes affecting the new ministry.
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Sydney
Sayre
Rand Aiy
Dooley
Mr. Dooley
Pooley
Bagnall
Lavynthe Ehair
Dawley
Levy
Ehair Te Bagnall
Nationall
Bealten
Mr. Levy
Unclear political shift cited in cabinet reshuffle
Fragmentary notes describe a possible shift in attitude toward a party and a ministerial change. Cann reportedly relieved of portfolio amid Labor turnover, with Kavaneuhi named Vice-President of the Executive Council.
Ministers Sworn In In Sydney Assembly Proceedings
The assembly met as Mr Lavy took the chair after the Governor handed the Benediction. Mr Dovley nominated as a minister, with Kavanagh as Labor minister. Mr Dovey moved adjournment. Dooley stated he had not opportunity to comment on Supply or general topics and would speak next day. The House adjourned until tomorrow.
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Sydney
Lavy
Bootes
Goveriur
Dovley Wat
Kavanah
Miz Kavanagh Snale
Dovey
Tien
Fuller
Elrelier
Bagnall
Catrna Aquatic Chib Prepares for Muitiny Welcome
A fragmented notice describes a youth gathering in Ruane Hall with aquatic clubs and an orchestra set to perform. The event, scheduled for Monday at 8 pm, aims to welcome the mutiny and features teen participants and a formal dance.
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Ruane Hall
Atieidaner
All That Glitters ie met Gold
An advertisement from a retailer touts lowered prices on dishware and tableware. It claims expert advice from a specialist, direct-from-manufacturer savings, and special discounts for cash. It promises early-stock availability and a “House of Economy” sale with broad crockery and glassware offerings in November.
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Yiu
Manufactere
Tuidis Iy i Leone
Rursnda Progress Association Meeting Notes
The Rursnda Progress Association met Saturday at Weve Veat with President Mr TAN Kelly among officers present. Secretary D. Bug led the session as members discussed local matters on ON Street and plans for upcoming community events and public notices.
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Rursnda Progress Association
Tiniahis
Avis Het Fia
Lish
My. Tan Kelly
Shale
Mengiers Tien
Otter
Weicomtuctlin
Bayne
Philand and
Irish Settlement Debate Touches Treaty Ratification
London dispatch details Irish figures debating treaty ratification as De Valera and Ray advocate alternatives. Talks probe pressure on Harton and Bully, opposition from MacGarey and others, and warnings from O Kelly and O Callaghan. Propositions reference Wilson, Lloyd George, and broader Allied peace aims.
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London
de Valera
MacGarey
Amying
Harton
Welewaten
Itigh
Lloyd George
Mies
Wilson
Valerals
Hornig
Commonwealth
Floran
George
Hogan
Germany
O'Kelly
Paris
Chritithe
Solin
De Valera and Irish Treaty Sparring in London
Report from London recounts Fianna Fáil leader Eamon de Valera denouncing the treaty terms as a breach of the Irish constitution while British figures including Lloyd George and David Lloyd George discuss the alliance and next steps. The piece notes tense exchanges and claims of secret documents behind the talks.
Fragmented Irish Treaty Debate Amid Dail and Looming Plebiscite
Fragmentary OCR text outlines heated Irish debate in the Dail over ratification of a treaty and reference to De Valera's plan, Northern and Southern unionist stances, and potential consequences for the Republic. The prose notes parliamentary processes, public sentiment, and international pressures shaping the ratification vote and constitutional alignment.
Debates Over De Valera Treaty Dominate Dublin Session
The Dail in London hall discusses De Valera treaty amid protests and calls for full publication. Speakers condemn secrecy as MPs demand documents be released, adjournment debated until after Christmas, with leaders warning of risk to Britain Ireland relations.
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Lontinn
Milroy
Dail
Wireann
Dresiment TV
Presie
Cahine
de Waters
Publi
Gril
Macartan
Lentanel
Sarigeng
London
West Hall
Atr. Collins
Mi ‘Ulline
Slay
Be “Valera
Watt
Afilroy
de Valera
Deveritct
Ile
Milray
Valera
Burgess
Thoraday
Downing
George
Ireland
Llayd George
Unemployment and Clyde Shipyard Closures Reported
London reports rising unemployment as major engineering works near Clyde announce layoff notices. Management cites need to cut costs and align with wage contracts amid lengthy negotiations with authorities.
China agrees indemnity use for industrial bank relief
A mangled report states that a development Nas reached an accord with the French minister. The indemnity fund from Paxin is to be used to meet relief needs of the Industrial Bank. The text is garbled but indicates a financial agreement involving indemnity and bank relief.
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Raven
Ver
Froge Paxin
Deveromett Nas
Federal Cabinet shuffle and new Under-Secretary created
In Melbourne the cabinet announced reconstruction with new members Lamond and Ss and the creation of an Under-Secretary position. The Prime Minister and key ministers were listed with Pearce, Groom, Greene and others. Mr Hughes explained resignations and the purpose of easing ministerial workload.
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Melbourne
Dee
Pearce
Ome Territories Millen
Mntegiatriation
Groom
Greene
Defence
Poymion
Me Marky
Hughes
Russell
Laird Smith
Wise
Mark
Executive Council
Moghes
Surprise over Defence reshuffle in Melbourne politics
Much surprise in political circles at far reaching shuffles in defence participation. Appointment of a member from the House of Representatives brings mixed expectations for party and regional interests. The new arrangement assigns administration of territories and Home and Territorial variations, with ongoing debates over repatriation and civil affairs.
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Melbourne
Altho
Alfalta
Northern Territory
Wearerom
Kaine and Tarrborics
Anglo French talks at Downing Street prompt debt delay idea
London dispatch reports British Prime Minister Lloyd George and Prime Minister Brian discuss Europe and Asia crisis in Downing Street. The Echo de Paris notes premiers may review Anglo French advances and potential cancellation of French debts to Britain as experts weigh the implications for Britain, France, and Germany.
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London
Brian
Lloyd George
Downing
Meerig
Sig Georges
Pian
Echo. de Paris
Britain
Germany
Miners Strike Hits Transvaal Coal Mines
Johannesburg December reports show miners at Transvaal coal mines voting by a wide margin to strike over wage reductions proposed by the Chamber of Mines. The Industrial Federation presents an alternative plan, while the vote signals mounting labor unrest in the region.
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Johannesburg
Tranave Wollieries
Chamber of Mints
Industrial Federation
LAND SETTLEMENT AT BHISANE DISCUSSION CONTINUES
A Dec 21 report from Bhisane outlines the push for land settlement and irrigation improvements in Sprortantiter and surrounding valleys. Sir Denisa Abiter advocates co operation, while officials note past mishandling of soldier land and stress timely distribution. local talks aim to finalize allocations within a few days amid unrest in several districts.
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Bhisane
Ganday
Ceninon Miter
Valle Way
Brecualand
Urvets
Denisa
Asean
Eye
Conve
Burana
Prospects Discussed by Chilago Co at Melbourne
Melbourne December 21 A qualified report notes Chilago Company prospects discussed by general manager and officials. Mr Tetaliates states the company aims to expand waterage and cater to bunker trade as coke capacity and output rise.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Avon
Res Nig Air
Stein
Deven
Deven To Cater For the Bunker Trade of Thes Otal Cames Weryet
Tetaliates
We Company
Matera
Premier Pihelly Denounces Misuse of Public Funds
Acting Premier Pihelly condemns improper diversion of Soldiers' Relief Fund by a State Advances Corporation manager. Cabinet regards the misallocation as outrageous and confirms a corrective action followed by officials. The incident prompts calls for accountability and tighter oversight.
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Nrishane
Shaulhay
Nme
Pilelly
State Advances Corporation
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Riots and Military Action Reported in India
Rebels in an old Amtal region drift and food supplies for Suffolk detachments are moved. Troops ground Tirwan and Gadi, killing three, capturing two, and forcing two to surrender. Governor Pittler says India nears a famine, with plans to act through the provincial government as arrests rise and volunteers defy orders amid mass recruiting. Gandhi’s wife among those arrested. unrest grows with estimated Calcutta arrests around twenty.
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Pamtalie
Suffolk
AMT
Tirwan
Gadi
Gandhi
Jarties
Atvorating
Nia
Dong Much
BUBONIC PLAGUE REPORTS AND OUTBREAK NOTES
A fragmentary report mentions a suspected bubonic plague incident aboard the Cane Dera with fines imposed and medical examinations. It references multiple cases and a male patient under observation, with health authorities noting exposures around Drisbaneh and Helier and ongoing examinations into the outbreak’s reach.
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