Battles in Belfast and outrage elsewhere shock city
Victims burned and civilians attacked as Belfast endures nights of fighting. The chaos spreads to Athboy and Athlone with homes destroyed and a pensioner killed. Police seize contraband on a New York rumor ship as government probes a Ireland bound plot.
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Belfast
Poul
Klaborsie
Peeen Fella
Parl
Sebyra
Ermgliah
Bel Toy
Athbuy
Dente
Bai ‘Ilted
Athlone
Ish Howse
Tanlehannon
Peacock
Wren
Coolamaine Capile
Kilbeittuin
Kita
Tueaay
Weyeaday
Shun Peiners
Alice
Win
ry @ hay
New York States
United States
Sype Board
Bantside
Hooke
P. Williams
New York
Department of Justi
Ie Ie
Ireland
Dublin
Royal Bank
Lan Peisers
Uni Revalversd
Anath
Sth
Greenwor
Sede
Sio
Aoe LC
Ryan libel case verdict and reaction in Melbourne
The Ryan libel case ended with the IM Fee ordering a nine to three verdict in favor of the defendants. Judgment was entered for the defendant with congratulations from across the Commonwealth. The Mercury notes the victory as more than a loss for Ryan, reflecting the robust press privilege.
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Melbourne
Ryan
IM Fee
Ei Sored
Wit Entroprietore
Thei
Townsville Wireless Connection Snafu Sparks Inquiries
Fragmentary report from Townsville describes a disrupted wireless project tied to a Willie aroug Vin F connection. One of two sites for the purpose was deemed unsuitable, with partial details of injuries and local life at Mande.
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Townsville
Jung
Willie Aroug
Nee
Townville
German Swindle Involving The Sporta Bank Bubble
The Daily Chronicler reports a massive sport bank fraud spreading across Saxony. Promoters promised 100 percent dividends on loans with low charges, drawing in investors. Directors fled abroad, arrests followed, and losses are estimated in the tens of billions of marks.
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Sporta Bank
London
Daily
Bertin
Betn
Saxony
Divii
Tora
Osh
Jong Quevien
Bertin Yank Paver
Dreaden
Ted
Debate on migration policy stalls in Federal Parliament
The House of Representatives in Melbourne adjourned after Mr Charlton moved to discuss migration policy and Labor Party matters. The debate touched on alien tariffs and Russian and other nationalities, with ministers presenting reports and noting insufficient evidence of displaced individuals. The motion lapsed as the session adjourned.
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Melbourne
Charlton
New Me
New South
Sydney
Ammonnexih
al Ain
Kran
Flone
Court Drama Ends With Desperate Attempt In Id Months
Ailing defendant Nlgedes caused a disturbance by attempting to shoot himself in court yesterday, leading to arrest after an eleven month battle with mental health and related legal proceedings.
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Melbourne
Nlgedes
Local notices and oblique reports from PRISDANE district
A garbled OCR slice mentions executive approvals for several appointments including Marian Nill and Ethel Johnstone, plus references to a patrol or meeting and scattered operational notes. It also references a dead body found Wednesday morning near Galena and various community items such as Bowne Club activities and local travel, with unclear details about a port or coastal trip and a farm purchase.
Senate briefs amid midterm rush and local notes
Fragmentary midterm briefs recount local campaign snippets and officer notes. Mentions include Harold, Lee, Caleb Siam, Tovar, and Henry Power with unclear roles. Several numbers appear as prices or counts, but precise details are unreadable.
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Senate
Herold Imag
Odo Lee
Caleb Siam
Dei Ieee
Tovar Niles
Henry Power
Smilar
Direct US Japan Talks Discuss Broad Treaty Topics
In Washington on June 17 direct negotiations between the United States and Japan proceed to cover immigration limits compensation for property rights and restoration of Shantung terms with potential concessions to European tribunals and other privileges mirroring those of other nations.
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Washington
United States
Ching
Gu Pan
Empire trade urged at Tin Empire Development dinner
London June 17. A hundred discussants attended the Tin Empire Development Committee dinner. Mr. Hughes stressed developing trade within the Empire and highlighted the importance of British goods over America and Germany. He urged mutual aid by Dominions and a liberal policy to expand interimperial commerce and secure Empire resources.
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London
Tin 1Pire Developement Committee
Hy Me Hughes
America
Germany
German Horseman Bribery Scandal Hits Berlin Officials
A German racehorse owner and his brother face bribery accusations aimed at high officials and parliamentarians. They were released on bail as prosecutors pursue charges over alleged illicit payments and government influence.
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Berlin
Germany
Levinene
Levi
Gallipoli Campaign Details Mixed in London Report
In London on June 17 General Huntor Westop met the Turkish Chief of Staff at Constantinople to review the Gallipoli campaign map and impressions. Reports say Turkish casualties at Gallipoli reached around 300,000 with wounded and missing also noted.
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London
Huntor Westop
Constantinople
Tirkist
Gallipoli
Paler
Mape
Ali Hole
Alek Anid Wennde
Australian Pruit Exhibition Opens in Australia House
London reports Mr Heghen opened an exhibition in Australia House praising progress in grading and noting competition with American producers. The piece comments on unemployment debate in the Commons and references Latin countries, while readers are reminded of the ongoing trade and cultural exchanges between Britain and Australia.
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London
Heghen
East
Ametralia Haus
Jamie Wax
Mhanser
States
Crime report cites theft and recoveries in Sobbers case
A June 16 report notes a major theft involving a powerful Fender instrument. About 112 900 dollars were seized with 30 000 recovered. Two postal clerks are implicated in the case.
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Neouver
Fender
Nas
U'S
Sobbers
Unclear court notes redraw prior trade and payment details
Fragmentary legal note shows five defendants reconsidering earlier trade actions. Three secured assurances or settlements while one entered a new series income tag. Details are incomplete and not fully legible.
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Hursiar
Train wreck near Nambour disrupts line
June 17 report from Nambour describes a serious derailment of a train traveling from Tirlahane to Cirmale. The wreck damaged the line and four wagons were blown off, causing injuries and prompting a subsequent inspection and repair effort.
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Nambour
Nile
Tirlahane
Cirmale
Dullie Bresbane Faces Union Tension Over Job Duties
June 17 report notes state servant Dullie Bresbane in a tangled enforcement dispute. The Public Service Commission and government office debate entitlement pay, union ties, and a proposed leave while Duddell refuses to resign. Bresbane reportedly faces a likely reduction in duties and a £200 offer, amid formal notices.
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Bresbane
Horiilo Duddel
Ann Malvenger
Duiel
Duddell
Tate Pone
Dover
Mish Coal Strike Forces Shutdown Of Multiple Works
The coal strike continues with 10000 workers affected as plants face indefinite closure on the 24th. Miners have yet to accept owners offer amid an uncertain settlement outlook.
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London
Ielice
Ta Works
Baralba State Coal Mine Arbitration Proceeding Update
Brisbane June 17 Minister for Mines Mr Jones said no further developments at the Baralba State coal mine and there will be no resumption of work except under a ruling from the Arbitration Court which is processing the necessary application for that tribunal to hear the matter.
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Brisbane
Jones
Baralba State
The North South Line Debated at Federal Committee
At Oodnadatta on June 17 a Macumbe Station official from the Sydney Kidman Co proposes a direct north south route to unlock unoccupied county land but warns feeding and watering stations must be arranged en route. He urges water improvements over wartime spending.
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Oodnadatta
Federal
Pobtic Works Committee
Macumbe
Sydney Kidman Co
Howver
Stork
Withe
Queensland Farls Tsdane Meeting Rumors
Fragmentary report notes an unsettled decision at a parliamentary meeting. The text hints at a developing trend in the second week of August with unclear outcomes and unnamed participants.
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Parlia Foont
Minister Joy Mines Bristan Predictions and Local Visit
June 17 report from Dalby notes Mr. Mumier confident of winning the Maranon teat. He plans a visit to Bar scalfine and anticipates a strong showing in forthcoming events. The brief item reflects local branch discussions and expectations for the ministerial campaign.
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Dalby
BRU
Mumier
Barscalfine
No Subsidy Quote On Commonwealth Study Request
Crisbane June 17 reports in connection with a recent interpretation of Quarumland members who asked Mr Wise for a Commonwealth study for amtahttal service to Gull mf 420 000 per annum.
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Crisbane
Quarumland
Wise
Gull
Annie
Imperial Conference Divides Over Defence Policy
London reports a split in approaches to imperial defence at the Imperial Conference. General Siva supports Meighan with changes while Massey and Hughes favor a delay and rely on Lord Jellicoe’s report. A Montreal message notes anger at Britain over a broader disarmament push.
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London
Siva
Meighan
Massey
N.Z
Hughes
Jeltec
Montréal
Cina
Allance
Imperial Conference
al Qayal
Canada
Dominion
Prince of af suffers nasty spill in London game
In London a notable incident occurred as Jane Hi and the Prince of af collided on the court causing a nasty spill during play. No further details available.
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London
Jane Hi ‘the Prince of
Cooktown Carnival and Navy Service Advertisements
A fragmented recruitment and events notice advertises the Cooktown Carnival running June 20 to July 6 with sports shows and races plus a Royal Australian Navy recruitment drive for men youths and boys aged 12 to 36. Details include training options, trades, and contact officers in Brobane Townsville and Townsville district offices.
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Arvive
Cooktown
An Hone
Laura
Paramount Fle
Hospital Fale
Prida ‘Conree All Hom
Omidat
BCMYS
Eae
Frat
Fly Pleo SA Reni Shore
Endeavor Tive
Blatt Mountaing
Tiny Minan
Eten Ayarrregemient
Pi B
V.S
Sada Hall
Royal Australian Navy
Dantien
Tintaca
Rivera
Vietnal
Aria
Strkera
Capgeeam
Ahi
Arex Oliver
Nivel
Brobane
Townsville
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