Trade negotiations and Soviet fears amid Wrangel threat
London reports indicate the Soviet must accept Britain’s terms to resume trade, while Moscow signals alarm over General Wrangel’s advances. The Bolsheviks face food shortages, Afghanistan factions debate policy, and the U.S. lifts prior trade reluctances but stops short of recognizing any Bolshevik regime.
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London
Tehitcherin
Eiritain
Moscow
Sypeus
Wrangel
Republic
Poland
Kabel
Afghanistan
Bakhanina
Merv
Tashkent
Bosheviks
Enver Pasha
Tadaam
Ajehan
Washington
State Department
Soviet Russia
Russia
United States
United Press
Wer
Amritsar Affair in Commons over General Dyer
London reports from June 11 describe a crowded Commons debate on the Hunter report and General Dyer. MPs clash over terrorism theory, India policy, and the justification of Dyer's actions at Amritsar, with support for his judgment and debt to restore order amid rising tensions.
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London
Commons
Honter
Dyer
Mortogue
Secretary of State For India
Hunter Committee
Diver
General Dyer
Churchill
Gwynne
Hunter
Gallipoli
Mr Gwynne
Montagne
Munter
Afghanistan
Jallian Wallehagh
Wil S
Petherion
Sem
Attempty
Amritsar
Comilar
Dussault
Ballarat by election McGrath victory seems certain
Ballarat by election results show McGrath leading with 613 votes ahead of Kerby and Trowp and despite 690 sent votes 2009 postal and 186 under section 133 remaining, analysts expect no change to the outcome.
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Ballarat
McGrath
Melbourne
Zoe
Melprath Retree Kerby
Trowp
Callow
Me‘rath
Irish Disputes Over Home Rule Bill And Dublin Tensions
Reports from London describe protests for Irish independence with direct appeals to leaders including Lloyd George and Giolitti. British officials vow to curb disorders in Ireland as Dublin and Belfast see military patrols, barricades, and searches ahead of government efforts on the Ireland Bill.
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London
White House
Senate
Lioyd George M. Millerand
Sienor Giolitte
Herr Gessler
Spa
Liond George
England
Ireland
Giolitti
Irish Republic
Brihela
Commons
Asquith
Bomar Law
Londonderry
Citizens’ Committee
Belfast
Germans Sign Armistice Terms, Spa Conference Report
July 11 dispatch from Spa states Germany signed the agreement while German representatives resisted in talks. Marshal Foch told the New York Tribune correspondent that although obstacles persist, German surrender remains likely. Britain’s stance signals readiness to enforce the treaty if needed, with unrevealed deeper war truths hinted at for future disclosure.
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Spa
New York
Tribne
Marshall Foch
Campas
Gratitude Bonds Now Convertible Into Cash
Melbourne July 11 The Federal Treasury will issue definite instructions this week on converting war gratuity bonds into cash by life insurance companies and other firms. Authorities aim to shield bond holders from imposition while offering reasonable facilities, with policy transfer not allowed without Treasury consent. Sir J Cook has discussed proposals with leading insurers and final arrangements will stress nontransferability unless Treasury approves.
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Melbourne
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Sir J. Cook
Ingi Wh
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Navy steamer Maru resumes voyage after reef contact
A wireless message from The Island dated July 11 reports the Maru struck a reef but has resumed its voyage southward. No injuries or further details were given.
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Island
Charleville Hospital Meeting Highlights Resignations
In Charleville on July 11 a hospital meeting addressed restitation issues and duties of nurses. The matron will cease her connection with the institution and resignations were noted, signaling leadership changes within the facility.
Sugar Agreement Signed and In Operation
A fragmented note reports Mr. Herhesee signing the Commicnnesti and Gillies stating amendments acknowledged. Queensland is said to have been accepted and the agreement now complete and in operation.
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Herhesee
Gillies
Queensland
Ughes
Fitting End Cairo July 1 Report on July 12 Attempt
In Cairo on July 1 a report notes the assailant who attempted the June 12 fire is identified and pursued as details remain unclear. Officials say the investigation continues with emphasis on locating the suspect and assessing motives.
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Cairo
Ped
Lord Fisher Dies After Long Illness at 79
Admiral Lord Fisher of London died yesterday after a prolonged illness. The death followed a winter decline that led to surgical intervention and left him scarcely conscious at the end. He was 79 years old.
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London
Lord Fisher
Deafness Relief Promises Quick Cure Through Sourciss
An advertisement urges readers to visit a local chemist and order Concentrated Sourciss priced modestly, claiming rapid relief and permanent cure for deafness and head noises. It warns against substitutes and asks for a money order if Seardal TM is unavailable.
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Seardal
Pleasant weather and lively crowd for Blacks vs Whites game
A very pleasant day drew a fair turnout for the football match. The author missed most of the Blacks v Whites action but notes the earnest play of the dusky brothers and Draper as the hero for the Blacks, scoring a try.
Shack vs Innnisfail A Friendly Boarding House Match
A lively friendly match saw Innnisfail edge Shack A by 8 to 5 in a closely contested game. Notable players included O Neill and Strover for Innnisfail and F Bean and Gunderson as referee. Reports hint at a Burns Philp team challenge and a forthcoming clash with the winning side.
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Innnisfail
Ward
Redden
McGrath
Lynch
Humphries
Fersen
Dona
Ee O'Neill
Barrett
Wallace
Foster
Fenlon
Strover
Shack
A. Johnstone
Sheen
Gunderson
F. Bean
Edwards
McCarthy
Lawson
R. Franklin
A. Holmes
McKay
Young
Moore
Innisfail
Ciig
Drs . A. Strover
O'Neill
Wyle Gunderson
F. R. Bean
Bup” Lawson
Burns, Philp & Cos
Waley” ‘Paul
Kennedy wins hard fought game over Rainbows 8 to 5
The Kennedy team beat Rainbows 8 to 5 in a fast, evenly matched match. Alf Abel and Alf Gates starred with scores and decisive moments, while Olesen and Moss Treacy contributed key plays. Kenendy secured late goals to seal the victory.
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Hannity
Alf Abel
Oryrne
Rainbows
Ach Pease
Hie Sim
McGrath
Bows
Alf Gates
Krambows
Ali Gates
Kennedy
Olesen
Ramn
Moss Treacy
Oval
Kennedys
H. Crawford
O'Byrne
Ine
Jack Pease
Joe McGrath
Hanify
Lofty Anderson
Kennedys Benefit From Crawford’s Sharp Defence
Kennedys forwards show pace with Bunny O Byerne and MetGrath leading. Crawford anchors at full-back and, with more games, could earn honors. Gates and Olesen contribute strong forward play despite Olesen’s finger fracture two weeks ago.
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Kennedys
Crawford
Wich
Bunny” O'Byrne
MetGrath
Moflen
Ail Gates
Olesen
Rainbow minor-juniors beat Kennedys in close match
In Gordonvale Washes defeated Gordonvale by 14 points. The Rainbow minor-juniors then beat the Kennedys 6 2 with a strong forward effort and back line errors noted. Key players included McCarthy C McCoombe Hind and Hardy. Proberts urged more effort, and RL Cummings refereed.
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Wanderer
Orh
Rainbow Minor
McCarthy
C. ‘McCoombe
FP. Hind
P. ‘Hardy
Kennedy
J. Proberts
Cummings
England Wins Third Test in Sydney 23 to 13
The third Test between England and Australia in Sydney drew about 10,000 spectators. England pressed early, with Farnsworth and Gilbert among the movers, and Stockwell and Stone key in attack. Australia fought back with Thompson and Hilton scoring, but England held lead with final score England 23 Australia 13.
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England
Sydney
Australia
West
Farnsworth
Gilbert
Thompson
Horder
Bacon
Stockwell
Hilton
Jones
Burge
Robinson
Gray
Stone
Fraser
Rogers
Oes Interc
Potter
Johnson
Berge
Eapead
Baaen
Regema
Richards
Feld
Skelhorne
Inter-State football clash ends in tie at Exhibition
Brisbane crowd of several thousand witnessed the Australian rules match between Inter-State and New South Wales at the Exhibition. Ju cens Jed troubled the scorers early, but New South Wales surged in the third quarter with five goals to secure parity.
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Brisbane
New South Wales
Jucens Jed
Pehinds
Cairns Racing Club Annual Meeting At Woree Racecourse
The Cairns racing program lists two days of events at Woree Racecourse on August 1 and 7 with multiple handicaps including First Day trials such as L Trial Stakes and Flying Handicap and Second Day events led by Flying Welter and Town Plate. Nominations close with many regional secretaries and include varied prize money and weights under North Queensland Racing Association rules.
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Actance
Cairns Jockey Club
Cairns
Herbert
Cook
Eacham
Chillagoee
Durke
North Queensland Racing Association
Townsville
Charters Towers
Richmond
Hughenden
Winton
Bowen
Mackay
Rockhampton
Mareeba
Barron Valley
Herberton
Herbert River
Johnstone River
Halifax
Gordonvale
Clon- Cae
Suly
Son
Town Plate
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Norman Ryan
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Lockie McMahon
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Rachas Shire
Millaa Millaa
A.W. Jones
Shire
Chwerster
Malanda
Woree Racecourse
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AIRO
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Kobe Crepe
Mayeshiba
Eas
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Perdriau
Claaimetts
W. A. Collins
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