Bolshevik Rule Is Condemned by Labor Group
The New York Times reports the American Federation of Labor issued a manifesto condemning Bolshevik rule in Russia. It argues the regime imposes forced labor and brutal campaigns against workers and opponents, drawing international protests from Russian and foreign labor movements alike.
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New York
Fey
New York Times
American Federation of Labor
Trea
Abe Reosian
Acca
Wolshevike Hav
API Ishier
Bolshevia
Russia
SIPPING HOLD-UP AND SHIP SAILING NOTICE
Fragmented text reports a coastal shipping hold up and a forthcoming sailing schedule. It mentions Howard Smith Lut banded, Queenland Thy Ease u Gowrie in Baynevill and a vessel the Yuk Tie rum. Isade rettired to leave Towneville for Mele bourne on Starch 12th. The Bowtie will depart seven days later.
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Broich
Howard Smith
Queenalaid
New Zealand Shipping Berke and Posten Becoming aecabe
Fragmentary OCR text describes shipping and port issues with shortages and spottage effects. Mentions New Zealand shipping, aster or posten becoming perhaps tax or policy related. Indicates expiry Tuesday and cutoff of services. Contains unclear place names and numbers due to garbled source.
Methodist Conference Reports Mixed Stats and Proposals
At NRISBANE on February 28 the ministerial session of the Methodist church heard that statistics were more encouraging than in recent years with 274 stock and 7,973 scholars. The conference urged a protest against defense department proposals and called for a 70 day training camp for youths at risk. Deputations urged that temperance work and child protection be prioritized, while debates over elder care and youth Toy Work remained unsettled.
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Nrisbane
Mathadiay
Young People's
de Waremene
Caine
Fesard
Teague
Australian trade commissioner plan linked to Commerce aid
Melbourne reports progress on creating a trade commissioner service tied to the Department of Commerce to be linked with the Customary Trade Aid Office. Ledward Little, with 20 years of China experience, is cited as a suitable representative in China. Little would visit capital cities to engage business leaders and chambers, while the commissioner’s office would be based in Shanghai to foster ties with western business networks.
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Melbourne
Comerce
Chita
China
Sanawer
Wrunnermand Co
Little
Chambers
Come Wagreg
Shanghai
Abe
Jong Ken
Armistice Echoes In Aris February 2
Fragmentary report discusses Clemenceau fearing German advance and warning French leadership. He argues for armistice terms may be refused if demanded by Allies. President Briand hesitant, Steel tensions hint at rearmament and continued mobilization warnings.
Fragmented notice about meat shops and pet sales
A garbled OCR fragment references Statl Meat Shops and Pet Sale stations, mentioning Merrartres and transher events. The readable portions are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or location.
Sinn Fein Force Routed Amid Executions News From London
Police report Sinn Fein activity suppressed after a wave of arrests in London. One captured man died, four others detained amid public fear. Authorities promise executions for those involved as prayers rise in churches nationwide.
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London
Ask
Camnction
Merson
Eark
Sensational Affray In Inverell Duel Ends In Wounding
An Inverell report details a January 7 domestic disturbance that escalated to a duel in the cottage. Arthur Farrington shot Deane in the face during a pursuit through town, after Deane attempted to return home with Mrs Farrington. Deane washed blood from his face, spat out a lodged bullet, and was later approached by police who found a revolver on him.
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Inverell
Arun
Arthur Farrington
Mith Deane
Deane
Fareington
Verell
Ferelu
Farrington
Denne
Byane
Monarch Berlin Coup Rumors Stir London Deliberations
Rumors of a monarch coup involving Berlin and officials ripple through London as council deliberations continue. The fragmentary text hints at political upheaval and anticipated moves by royal or noble actors amid tense diplomatic chatter.
General strike threat rattles Indian telegraph workers
In Allahabad and surrounding areas on February 24 a general strike warning was issued by central officials and telegraph workers. The move aims to safeguard railway services and prevent disruption while negotiations continue, with authorities hopeful an agreement will avert a broader stoppage.
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Allahanad
Com- Sanesthons
Miniter for Lands returns from Melbourne interview
Report from CRISBANE and ROCKHAMPTON datelines notes the Minister for Lands returning from Melbourne after plans to discuss policy with Mr Hughes. It records discussions with Mr Rodgers and Mr Coyne on subsistence and minor wage adjustments, with several arrangements agreed in principle.
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Crisbane
Han
Melbourne
Hughes
Kim
Rodgers
Coyne
Exper
Urishane
Noni
Musy BertTers
Chinese Famine March Donation Highlighted in New York
Fragmentary copy shows a February note from New York mentioning a large donation related to the Chinese famine. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a significant contributor and a March event or appeal.
Supreme Court Hears Heavy Sentences as Prisoner Collapses
Mrishank aged 19 faced Chief Justice Sin Paperoaper in a Feb 2 Supreme Court session for days of alleged serious offences against a child and an elderly woman. The defendant reportedly collapsed during the judgment hearing, with the court continuing after a brief interruption as laborious proceedings proceeded.
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Supreme Court
Unclear Meeting Disputes Over Unemployed Aid in Risbane
An unruly gathering in Risbane sparks clashes as protesters demand action on unemployment relief. Speakers criticize the chair for delays and missteps while authorities promise efforts to avert further loss of beer. The crowd's anger centers on promised aid and job guarantees amid ongoing works crises.
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Risbane
Unclear political threats amid tribal leadership in Lahabad
In Lahabad on February 28, Mauhtiari tribal leader Rigabar warned of punitive measures against political agitators based on income and deportation of leaders. He opposed Anglo Persian agreements and called for a new party for national decency while denouncing British internal orders and regional instability.
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Lahabad
Rigabar
Attempted assassination target shocks Tokyo audience
A garbled Tokyo dispatch reports an attempted assassination during a public event. The text mentions Japanese officials and a high profile figure, with unclear details about perpetrators and motives as authorities brace for further threats ahead of a major political transition.
American destroyer Woolsey sunk near Panama
Washington reports the American Navy says the destroyer Woolsey was sunk off the coast near Panama. One screw is dead and 15 are missing in the collision incident aboard the vessel.
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Washington
American Navy Department
United Stat Stroyer Wooley
Panama
Woolsey
Turfs and Trot Results From Kein Pack Meet
The meet at Kein Pack yielded multiple divisions with riders Matson Hanniajom Lady Mutnardt Hertian and Sweetman among top finishers. Won by several lengths in each division, times vary with the main event finishing around 14-5 and later heats showing wins by head or neck with Victor Wilkes and Taree among noted participants.
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Wairmane
Kein
Matson Hanniajom
Mutnardt A
Hertian
Sweetman Eda Ap
Tui O
Tomethes
McVie
Eiiera
Fou Wy Hough
Lave
Fitat
Palthur Laiddie
Bearborough
McTavish d
Bettings & Alespine
Neek
Victor Wilkes T
Helle Intend
Retting He
Lenigehy
Taree
Version Gift
Nulerl Bertingt
U Apne
Meera
Tieng
Final Test at Mont e Demonetrasion Accorded
A Sydney cricket match opened before a 3000 strong crowd amid hostile demonstrations toward Hobbs. Rhodes and other players featured as the English visitors, with Kelleway and Malley delivering key spells and scores. A dramatic innings had spectators on edge as Hobbs faced taunts while Carter and Fender steadied for Australia, ending with a late surge and a standing ovation for a monumental effort despite defeat.
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Sydney
Batamen
Rhodes
Hobbs
Hunt
Rhoder
Murley
Gory
Wil
Phary of
Wahy
Carier’ Korountsie
Roland Agatrat
Habana
Tong
Miley
Witautty
Meteor Inns
Taylor
Reldanan
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Posten
Methodist Conference
Australia
ARMITICE_ECHOES
Poincare and Clemenceau
ARIS
Clemence
Br. Clemenceau
Arne
Armistien
France
Clemenceau
Carey
Statl Meat Shops
Husbane, Pets
Petunia
Ransiher
Sinn Pein
Amtusiers
Ivolve
Germany
Berlin
Ral von Simone
Indian Affairs
Allahabad
Stenance Arrang
Rockhampton
Forde
Prisbane
Union Secretar
Hrishane
Inter For
Tos
Seraraese
Tokio
Sunes
Japan
Weante
Scionji
Rowal
BEA
Sporting
VRC
Elmourne
Fel
VR Manve
Mt. Moonee Valley
Sandown Barks
Rai
Meation Maret
Hebbe
Patchett Iy
EN Honalt
Toni Whittae Serry
Muifey
Kelleway
Slabey
Ind
Femdren
Nto
Inieh
Hsndeen
Ant Carter
Macartney
Gregory
McDurild
Trouielaaten
Inter Armatrong
McDonald
Rong
Fender
Wilrow
Malley
Himeelf
Sonal
Pen Ler
Kellaway
Douglas
Regory Jaitee
Foun
Kelle Jway
Hataman
Wrater Winsace
Douglas War
Wil Shruti
Cofling
Bardaley
Rarekin
Ley
Wousley
Pender
Vackin
Haglane
Woolley
Motepeere
E Gregory
Ketteway Witon
Carter
Malley Hobbs
C Taylor
Kollewashimac
Rowling
Walley
Tor
Twain
Varkim
Westytay
Toyth Render
Ford
Pols
England
Londok
Lelegrayn
Clvmen
Fenenesi
Ceylon
Ermyntrade
Morsce Radianea
Anglel
Lee
Jack McKinlay
Catr
Whone
Don Mtinues
Abhott Street
Atkins
Boland’s Ltd
Rees
Rex
Soeweres
Boland
Cairns
Mareshiba
Meyeres
A. Collins
Lake Street
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