Turkish Treaty Delegates Receive Boundaries News
The report outlines the League of Nations framework for postwar Turkish boundaries. It covers the division of Turkey into thirteen sections, the Dardanelles regime, and mandates for Mesopotamia while preserving key territorial changes and protectorates under Allied influence.
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League of Nation
Coveria
Turkey
Cnrepas
Omer Eeverthy
Adana
Meri
Ararat
Dardanelles Straits
Livererm
Anmenia
Ieee Coople Tt
Mor
Vana
League of Nations
de Soltan
Straits
Earantes
France
Aritin
Taly
Cmavel
Emstenn
League of Natit
Oil prospects in Papuan fields spark cautious Queensland hopes
A Brisbane trade report from May 12 notes work on Persian Gulf style offshore prospecting near Papuan waters. Geologists see no shallow oil depths yet and warn progress faces machinery limits, with Commonwealth backing for exploration but no firm finds. The document outlines field potential along the coast from Cape Vore to the Vaidala River, amid uncertain prospects for large marine oil reserves.
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Prisbane
Pax
Brisbane
Varnes
Cape Vote
Vaidala
Meeting 5 of Cabinet in New South Wales politics
Sydney, May 12. Cabinet met amid many points, including actions on wheat land, governing service rights, and a homicide verdict. Officials discussed state prerogatives, a prisoner’s fate, and legislative measures shaping labor and civil service rules.
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N. S. Wales
Sydney
Lenatley
Tooday
A. P
Pat
Jockeys' Strike Report From Wellington May 12
Report from Wellington on a labor dispute affecting jockeys and racing, with details unclear due to fragmented text. Officials discuss possible actions and impact on upcoming races as talks continue in Auckland and broader racing community.
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Ian Wellington
Auckland
Russian Affairs Dispatches Signal Shifts Across War Fronts
Paris reports no wireless from Moscow to the Eiffel Tower for five hours while Vienna notes agitation over the peace treaty from Budapest. Helsinki cites a Bolshevik wire claiming peace with Georgia and noninterference in its internal affairs. United Press says Japan begins peace talks with the Bolsheviks in Siberia and withdrawals of troops from Vladivostok. Trotsky travels to Poland to head Reds against Poles and Ukrainians.
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Paris
Moscow
Eiffel Tower
Vienna
Budapest
Helsingfors
Botshevik
Russia
Georgia
United Press
Japan
Siberia
Vladivostock
United Press States
Trotsky
Fromto
Allies and Poland in World War II policy statement
London May 12. In reply to Mr Frederick Roberta Mr Wherchill said a small British military intelligence mission was at Warsaw not with Polish forces nor in the offensive but in touch with operations. He noted the War Office had not aided the Polish offensive though Anglo-French governments had helped strengthen and energize the Polish army as part of Versailles policy.
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London
Frederick Roberta
Wherchill
Warsaw
British War Office
Versailles
Golden Casket draw at Stadium boosts prize fund
The Brisbane event led by MLA Mr. Kirwan announced added prize money for the No 7 Golden Casket following resident support in the Southern States. The top prize went to Martin and Royle, Kangaroo Pott, while Smith and Strickland and Shan nessy of the Central Technical College took second and third prizes respectively. Several winning numbers were listed though many were garbled in this report.
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Brisbane
Kirwan
Dyooo
Commonwealth
Tafts
Ant She
Martin and
Royle
Kangaroo Pott
Smith
Strickland
R Strathome
Shannessy
Central Technical College
Gn Air
Gazsb Tags
Sozo
Federal Parliament Reports Wool Control and Mail Service Talks
In Melbourne May 12 the Representatives discussed wool control and government views, Geelong woollen mills output projected at 1.2 million yards of cloth yearly, Postmaster General noted overseas mail service issues due to war, P&O and Orient steamers would resume monthly runs in June, and a new contract arrangement under consideration. Repatriation policy and soldier assistance measures were debated, with amendments proposed to adjust pound for pound support and loan terms, amid party discussions and procedural changes.
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Melbourne
Iaghes
Powter
Ryrie
Lister
Geelong
Gereral
Corser
Department
Orient
Australia
Charlton
Public Service Act
Senate
Pownton
Prince drives to Keeton as accident inquiry unfolds
Government official reports yesterday’s railway signaling accident caused by a railwayman stopping the front car to relay telegrams. A second car piled on the first and capsized near a ditch, with Mr A Taylor of the Under Secretary for Internal Affairs found in the ditch. The Prince attended Keefton last night and offered sympathy, noting his expertise as a driver. WESTPORT crowds welcomed the Prince after a Roller Gorge drive, with the mayor presenting an address and the Prince praising local homes and brave soldiers met in Europe.
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A. Taylor
Taylor
Hishop
Keefton
Westport
Roller Gorge
Keetton
Faye
Europe
Immigration applications surge for Australian passages
Australia receives thousands of applications for passages with two thousand referred to the Victorian Immigration Commissioner. Ex servicemen dependents and civilians have sailed this year, with funds transferred through state and other banks. Italy Netherlands and Sweden seek opportunities for migrants. Growing numbers from France and Penguim districts where Australians were headquartered during wartime.
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Don
Thas
Victoria
Waf Bering
Afl
Italy
Netherlands
Seeden
London
Australia
Fronce
Penguuim
Presbyterian Church of Queensland Education Policy Remarks
At Brisbane on May 17 the moderator Rew Glazeter presented the church board of education report noting the education policy progress surpassed early hopes. He argued against the view that church schools serve only the well to the detriment of others and warned that neglect would push families to other churches and schools. He stressed the church should welcome all classes to foster trueman and orthodoxy within church schooling. The Sabbath School and broader church work were cited as essential to building a higher tone in society.
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Brisbane
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
Queensland
Rew Glazeter
Board of Education
Church
Lower Grade Closing in Capetown Mines Debate
May 12 Capetown Labor members moved adjournment of the House of Assembly to discuss closing of low grade mines. Disputes over government takeover versus subsidy, with ministers noting policy to prevent mass closures and improve efficiency through reorganization. Creswell urged eastward government-led operation amid concerns over inefficiency and race-based employment.
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Capetown
House of Assembly
Creswell
Labor
French Strike Forces Move to End Confedration Riot
United Press reports the Council of Ministers ordered drastic measures to end a strike wave paralyzing France. The general strike spreads through gas and electricity trades, crippling Marseilles as M. Millerand vows to prosecute leaders of the General Workers Federation as an illegal body seeking overthrow of government.
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Paris
United Press
Council of Ministers
Sie
Confederation of
National de Froce Thiesie
Eom Plocees
Marseilles
M. Millerand
Theeneral Workers’ Federation
Liberal Coalitionists gain as Liberals split in England
A crowded Westminster Central Hall hears a letter from Mr Lloyd George urging unity and exposing Liberal Federation unfitness. The Liberal Coalitionists claim Liberal principles endure while recent by elections show the machine no longer represents Liberals. Resolution in favor of the Coalition passes by acclamation amid tense party dissension and regret for a generation of division.
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London
Westemster
Batman
Lloyd George
Leamin Iin
Fede
Steon
Tan Ace
Mae
Food supply and barter in New Guinea amid trade delays
BRISBANE reports Taseenge's party arrived via Papuan routes and says food shortages are overstated. Imports are limited but locally grown foods remain available. Freight costs rise and Siam rice crop failures push prices up, yet no starvation is reported, despite some district scarcities and large river delta forests awaiting harvest.
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Brisbane
Taseenge
Australian pride shapes wartime trade and Pacific mandate plans
The federal treasurer discusses Australia facing German reparations and trade, pressuring for mandates in the Pacific while avoiding German goods. He stresses unity with Britain, emphasizes Australia’s role as a strong southern outpost, and signals ongoing deliberations with the empire on policy.
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London
Man
Watt
Australia
Germany
Wieton
Arrther
Austratia
Coerman
Paci
Croene
Fmpire
John Bini & Cot
Sail
Civil Eetron
Jomer Parteere
Meeting of Wine and Spirit Merchants Licensee Premises
A messy notice records a Monday meeting of wine and spirit merchants license owners in Nevirs A Meaten's Mhe. It mentions Brisbane and Barkwinge trading, and a board led by Ralston as general manager. Several items follow including prosecutions for stock trespass, cattle through rum, and a call to dip cattle before entry. Tenders requested for re erecting English Church in Chillagoe, and a social event at Freshwater Hall with dance proceeds for funds.
Ballarat Election Petition Hears Arguments for Kirby Vote Errors
Melbourne May 12 hearing begins to challenge the Ballarat result in the federal election where Ma Kirby beat Dr McGrath by one vote. Attorney T J Ryan argues votes credited to Kirby should have gone to McGrath and that some entitled voters were denied while unqualified voters were allowed. Hearing adjourned to the next day.
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Melbourne
Ma Kirby
Natena
McGrath
Ballarat
T. J. Ryan
Major Kirby
Biters Bite Farmers in Tartar Land Clash
Farmers face a fierce challenge as unknown adversaries bite into their ranks, with six Fermers noted in the confrontation. The terse report hints at a charged encounter and possible leadership shifts as men attached are involved.
Fuel cheaper than petrol to be tested abroad
A party including Mr Me Proter and a member left Australia months ago to carry out tests on a new oil fuel. Today Meena and O Keele remain involved as the project continues, with May 12 referenced as a key date in the fuel inquiry.
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Mr & Me Protesor A i Emeer
Australia
Tescar
Meena
O’keele
Nanango Show Opens With Subsidy Talks Processing
Nanango on May 12 reports the Minister discussed expanding paper power to increase estimates for a subsidy to service societies next year. The aim is to provide support, though details remain unsettled as officials consider larger funding.
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Nanango
Tradow
Ig Hee
Sericea
Rival Bodies and the League Then in London Scene
Fragmentary text depicts a political scene in London, noting a figure’s regard for the League and hinting at a pivotal change or stance in May. The wording is garbled but references a confrontation or alignment involving rival bodies and the League within a London setting.
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Parnery
Hell Aloomba
Gordonvale Gents
Hocial and
Freshwater Hall
Rewvir
Maree
Papua
Ongh
Poe
Frins
Winte
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Geevcerties
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Mateme
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