France Holds Firm Against Treaty Revisions in International Finance Memo
London dispatch reports France refuses to accept changes to the peace treaty as Germany faces reparations and potential external loans. Economic restoration hinges on limited military restrictions and safe guarantees, with Paris seeking to protect its industries and border states from Russia.
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London
Germany
Russia
Wailer
Europe
Genea
Rees
Macy
Oeo
Trooncil
Vosal
France
Pars
Elweander
Lomion
Dex
Paris
Seach
London M Cawley Case Review Anxious Jurist Debate
The London report outlines the M Cawley case with Justices Isaacs weighing federal constitution limits and the power of appointment. It discusses whether the courts can compel government action and how Parliament may set policy under the Constitution and the Arbitration Act.
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London
The
Supreme Court
Suber
Workers Homes and Relinquishment of Werks Case
Fragmentary notes reference a case involving workers homes and a question about relinquishing Werks in the south. The document mentions the Workers Act and related legal or industry considerations but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisbane
Mar
Easrhold
Fashionable Footwear Promises Style and Value
A local shop markets economical shoes combining modern style with comfort. The article highlights affordable footwear options for men and women, emphasizing fit, durability, and everyday wearability. It notes a special sale event tonight at the store.
Sinn Fein raids and Ulster debate in Ireland
A Sinn Fein group attacked a Tipperary village shop firing on constables. Constable Herncook was killed and his son wounded. A farmer, Martin Cullinane, was also killed nearby. Authorities summon banks with Sinn Fein ties for private inquiry in Dublin. Sir E. Carson advocates Home Rule prospects and Ulster safeguards as the Northern Parliament looms.
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London
Sinn Fenners
Thurles
Tipperary
Herncook
Martin Cullinane
Athern
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Scoulged
E. Carson
Ulster
Donegal
Cavan
Monaghanie
J. Cowan
Enall
Federal Parliament Delays Supply Figures and War Costs
Melbourne March 10 The Treasurer moves supply totaling 5747.0b as delays from Peace treaty conditions push the year's estimate beyond December. Increased war pensions raise the advance to two million and the demobilisation cost drives the need for extra finance while customs revenue exceeds forecasts.
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Melbourne
Customs and Excise
Eali
Grent
Treasury
Tomill
Small-Time Convicts Sentenced In Court Action
A court docket shows several defendants receiving prison terms including three years hard labor and eighteen months for related charges. Sentences were handed down in a Supreme Court session as part of ongoing legal actions.
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Supreme Court
Lsbor
Dolan
Sydney Labor picks endoresement row sparks turmoil
In New South Wales the ALP cut its endorsement of Mesara Minahan and Campbell, stirring controversy. Minahan said his name was once missing from the selection ballot while scrutineers prevented suspected fraud outside polling stations. The executive denies fraud, vows to investigate any concrete charges and punish the offenders.
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Sydney
Marta
New South Wales
All.p
Mesara Minahan
Campbell
Minahan
Vlaw
Aeter
Prince Joachim Albrecht Amid Hotel Adlon Incident
Ex K Berlin prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia led a group of wealthy aristocrats in a drunken German nationalist outburst at the Hotel Adlon. They demanded Deutschlind Uber Alles from the orchestra, assaulted a French officer and his wife, and provoked guards before retreating. Diplomacy to follow. arrest ordered by Herr Nowke.
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Berlin
Joachim Albrecht
Prussia
Ladlon & Gang
Avion
Adlon
Herr Nowke
Prince Joachim
Reservation debate shapes League stance and art rights
Washington reports a 25 to 44 vote on modified reservations. Labor reservations were readopted 44 to 27. President Wilson warns in a letter to Senator Hitchcock that any League lacking guaranteed independence is a futile scrap of paper. Article Ten is defended as renunciation of conquest by Britain, Japan, Italy and France.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Seniator
Hitchcock
League of Nationg
Britain
Japan
Italy
France
Influenza on Renown Sees 33 Cases Since February
On March 10 in Lontion report notes thirty three influenza cases aboard the Renown since February start all mild. No new cases today five clear days must pass from last notification before the vessel departs.
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Lontion
Weather note predicts continued fire weather and calm seas
A Brisbane weather note reports no disturbance on the tropical coast to Solomon Islands and a long spell of fire weather with no gale conditions since the February cyclone between Cooktown and Cardwell. Thunderstorm chances from the Carpentaria division are possible.
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Brisbane
Mar
Solomon Islands
Cooktown
Cardwell
Carpentaria Divium Peat
Education Office Seeks New Under Secretary Position
Brisbane March 10 The Premier as requested today to name the Chief Inspector Mr A S Kennedy as probable candidate for Under-Secretaryship of education. The move follows discussions in the Education Office about senior appointments.
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Brisbane
Phate
Maine
A S Kennedy
Duce
Jack and Newell's store destroyed by Kowrheora fire
Advice reached town on Wednesday that Messrs Jack and Newell's store at Kowrheora had been burned down by 3 am. The fire consumed the entire building and caused extensive damage, with the structure described as severely damaged and the cause not yet known.
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Jack
Newell's
Kowrheoors
Mareeba Corve
Djane
Charleville Court Verdict Sparks Public Cheers
Maria Major pleads or is noted in a chaotic scene as the court, crowded at Suni, ends with a verdict of not guilty amid public interest and cheers. The report summarizes the dramatic retirement and the response of the packed bows.
Finnish Parliament in Turmoil After Premier and Minister Clash
In Helsingfors the Finnish Parliament faced a heated clash between the Premier and the Minister for Social Affairs amid a violent altercation reported as an ana in the chamber. The incident heightened tension as leaders debated policy and governance.
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Helsingfors
Mar
Hughes Signals Support for Policy Amid Election Uncertainty
Melbourne a March speech shows Mr Hughes asserting the ministry can govern and continue its policy if given a chance. He cites strong public approval and warns democracy depends on the party’s ability to steer the ship of state for two or three years despite possible election campaigns.
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Melbourne
Mar. mm
Bentgolet
Hughes
Siever case details in London hearing and blackmail claim
Mills testified that Joel was attacked by Siever’s newspaper in 1908 and Mills asked Siever to stop the attacks. Siever agreed, attacks ceased, and no repayment was sought. Wootan denied malpractices and insisted stewards exonerated him, while Stewer questioned Wootan’s claims about the Australian Jockey Club.
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London
Mar
Siever
Mills
Coms
B. Joel
Sieve
Joel
Dsnem
Amc Mills
Stewer
Crous
Wootan
Joel Mills
Blackmai
Wooten
Australian Jockey Club
Drawing of Golden Casket awards nurses quarters funds
In Brisbane on March 10 the No 6 Golden Casket draw awarded £47 to Mise T. Kohnke Heenleugh the second prize of £1 600 to T H Collings Lands Street West End Townsville and the third £500 to J A Armstrong and C Chamecellor Sandgate. A £12 000 cheque for a nurses quarters fund at the Children's Hospital was announced with future golden caskets planned to aid Queensland hospitals. The hospital treasurer Mr W M Barnes refused the £19 000 cheque from Theo dore and resigned. Mr R Jovee became treasurer to receive and administer funds amid controversy over the fundraising method.
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Brisbane
Mise T. Kohnke
Heenleugh
T. H. Collings
Lands Street
West End
Townsvale
J. A. Armstrong
C. Chamecellor
Sandgate
Children’s Hospital
Quarensland
Home Secretary
W. HM. Barnes
Mila
Children’s Hospital, Nurses’ Quarters’ Fund
Theodore
Golden Casket Art Union
Nurses’ Quarters’ Fund
Co Tee
Barnes
R Jovee
Desertion grounds in Moore divorce case in Reno
In New York a court granted a divorce on desertion grounds to Mary, who left Owen Moore after he fled to Reno with film star Gus Varwarka present. The proceeding notes Moore's jealousy as the contested motive and cites lack of justification for the desertion.
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New York
Owen Moore
Riz
Pether Evden
Reno
Miry 'Ek
Moore
Gus Var Warka
Mir Heer Scornful London Notice
Fragmentary OCR text from a London page shows names and words like Mir Heer Scornful and mentions Mar in a garbled format. No clear event or coherent details to summarize into a substantive news item.
Fragmentary note on officials and promoters
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lordssorrel and Mr Crawford-Vaughan with promoters and High Commissioners of the Desepport in a disputed or unclear context. No clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenesspre
Council Urges Action Over Economic Dangers Ahead of Parliament
At a Royal Agricultural Society meeting in Melbourne the president Lieut-Col Merrett urged leaders of both Federal State Houses to arouse Australians to the grave economic danger. He argued the primary producer cannot bear the nation’s debt alone and called for protests against inaction on wages and hours while stressing producers must raise meat grain and wheat to pay debts despite rising costs. He warned against eroding Sabbath observance and the push to turn every day into a Sabbath.
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Melbourne
Marin
The
Royal Agricultural Society
Lieut-Col
Merrett
Australia
L. Cudgele
Fresh Arrivals Reported from Karachi and Delhi Flight
Macintosh and Faron reached Karachi from Chabba amid sandstorms. The plane endured a desert voyage with two forced landings and low fuel, delaying a trip to Bagdad before heading to Delhi next Tuesday with Matthews joining. In London Mr Lorraine departed San Moritz for a long journey via St Alps to Hounslow with a Swiss pilot. return status unclear.
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Macintosh
Faron
Karachi
Chabba
Bagdad
Delhi Nex
Matthews
London
Mar
Lorraine
San Morvtz
St Alps
Hounslow
Cairo Cape Plight: New Bomb Dropping Machine Chosen
The government selects a zero Ho bomb dropping machine of the Addeley pump type to complete the Cairo Cape project. The device is assembled at Pretoria, will be tested soon, and flown to Bulawayo for Van Eyne Welds use.
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Capetown
Gevernment
Cairo-Cape
Pretoria
Bulawayo
van Eyne‘weld
Imperial Tax Debate Reflects Bilateral Views
Mr Knibbs stated the Australian government urged the home Tax Committee to consider double income tax and Imperial statistics. He noted British proposals were reviewed after long discussion and were substantially modified, though recommendations remained confidential. He also secured a discussion on crew matters and the broader Imperial framework.
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London
Mar
Knibbs
Home Tax Committee
H E
Overseas Settlement Ball Nominations Stir New South Wales
A report notes nominations for a ball aiding overseas service men in New South Wales. Seventy two others are nominated by friends in South Wales with assistance from the State Government.
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New South Wales
South Wales
Moscow cruiser Nakhimov leads Odessa assault fleet
A Moscow wireless dispatch reports Admiral Nakhimov commanding four fast destroyers and two submarines off Odessa. Paris dispatch says Franco British force to Constantinople will form a fifty thousand strong army with three French brigades.
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London
Moscow
Odessa
Paris
Mys
Constantinople
Aviat
Turkey
Shipping Delays Impact Thousands Across Australia and Toceel
London dispatch reports on March 1 that about 2000 people face hold ups due to shipping delays affecting Australia and Toceel. The notice cites widespread disruption and ongoing transport bottlenecks.
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London
Australia
Toceel Oes
Sanders Olen
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Workers Homes
Irish Affairs
Ulster Unionists
Federal Parliament
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Under-Secr
Jack & Newell
Keorboora
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Heer
Gys
Agr
General Smat
Mar. Vn
Cleevors
Smata
South Africa
Aviation
and Imperial Statistics
Boland
Dave
Watt
Martin
Waters
Aedes
Boland’s
Cairns
Mayeshiba
Lake Street
Cy HO i
W. A. Collins
Chemist
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