Irish Elections in Ulster Marked by Violence Across Districts
London reports widespread contention in Ulster as Sinn Fein supporters clash with authorities. Patrons vote in many districts while Irish police and armed groups face confrontations, with several shootings and arrests reported in Belford Kilmanagh Castle Orato and nearby towns.
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London
Ulater Distriete
Belfant
Alpe
Sinn Feinere
Harmaker
Alleta
Skirgamh
County
Kilmanagh
Kilkenny
Sinn Reiners
Castle Orato
Rare Orartoak
Vrimming Cutee
VAMIS Preserves Peace Talks Amid German France tensions
Reports from London detail German France negotiations over postwar arrangements and Allied guarantees. Paris officials stress Franco German cooperation while warning against unilateral actions. The Daily Chronicle and Daily Telegraph note cautious German openness and doubt about French intentions. In Australia, Wollongbar salvage work progresses with ship cargo recovery underway at Byron Bay.
British coal strike slows with temp work at Wood Colliery
The article notes complex unofficial negotiations in the miners dispute and reports 64,680,000 to date connected to mobilization costs. At Wood Colliery in Shropshire, six hundred men are working under a temporary arrangement pending settlement.
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Horne
Wood
Shropshire
Arbitration Court Sifts Hospital Mures Workers Claims
The government arbitration court hears hospital workers wage claims with figures for several job roles. Details include salaries around 412 for the first, 178 for the second, and 1 for the fourth, plus allowances for quarters fuel and light. Justice Marnaughton presides as workers seek increased pay and improved conditions.
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Avery
Al'pellonce
Justice Marnaugnton
Suate
Alto
Siregartio
Emblem Debate Sparks National Club Address
A speech at the National Club features Governor Ceser and veterans speakers including Sir I Coon and Sir G Fuller. The gathering endorses an emblem tied to empire and denounces disruptive elements while defending loyalty to the state and flag.
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Decsratto Sa
Ceser
Jon Wae
Sir I Coon
G Fuller
the and Empire Alliance
J. Cook
Australia
War threat and agricultural progress in Korea and Australia
Report notes rising appeal of cotton cultivation in Korea under Government-General policy with output rising from 1208 choi in 1910 to 110000 cio in 1920 and a crop total of 14 700 000 in around 1910. Mentions potential future American trade and a plan to expand rice and tea areas by 9900 ha by December. Also notes the death of Re GW Sente Cringhilia in Chinchilla and local community events in Cairns including an excursion and a charity drive with a football match and band performance.
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Korea
Desih
Mir
Lewis
Cairns
Sente
Cringhilia
Wan
Chinchilla
Chincha
Show Society
Mr. 5
Lewin Sup
Auy- Wwrme
Ipewich
Mer Fa Thor
Cairan
Federal Parliament Discusses Australian Industrial Support
May 23 Melbourne debates reveal mixed views on Queensland employment, railway funding, and production incentives. Sir J Cook, Mr Staking aides, and committees weigh welfare, state responsibility, and the potential of British-made woollen goods to spark local industry while keeping prices reasonable for Australian consumers.
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Melbourne
Queensland
Treayarer
Burnett
J. Cook
Mmr. Merues
Ife
Alminis
Vavion
Best
Unsanctioned fragment hints at wartime personnel
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals connected to a war effort with unclear roles and missing context. The garbled lines reference names and activities but lack coherent details or dates. Further readable material is needed for a precise news item.
Incomplete Obscure Dispatches From Brisbane May Report
A garbled Brisbane bulletin mentions insurance event reports and a denial of accuracy. It notes several outside tell recipients received their notices, suggesting evolving details amid confusion on the record.
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Brisbane
IMO
Avtoines-Ganerel
Fire Blazes Through Overell Lede Ford Premises
Fire destroyed the premises of Overell Lede inagera and Ford at three this month. Losses are estimated at about £9000 to the building and £4000 to Ford’s property, as well as £1000 to Overell’s incarsage. Spare details are unclear.
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Gayndah
Overell Lede Inagera
Ford
Precer
Montion
Vere
Lowe
Overells
Serious Motor Accident Near Gallina Claims Several Injuries
In Sydney on May 24 a serious motor accident occurred at Gallina at night when two occupants fell into a vehicle. All of the injured were taken to hospital. WJ Hargreaves Amer of the Commercial Bank at Alatoms sustained multiple fractures, with one boy possibly unconscious after the crash.
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Sydney
Gallina
WJ. Hargreaves Amer
Commercial Bank
Layne
Taxation Statistics and Stock Value Debates
Discussion on federal taxation Commissioner notes value of live stock and its natural increase. Some argue taxation should wait until stock is sold. others seek inclusion of stock value in returns. War-time plan aimed to raise revenue. few businesses file war-time profits returns. comparisons show price impacts and regional variations in April versus March.
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Becaue
Knibba
Greateat
New South Wrland
Queensland
Portuсal Coup Plot Reported in London May Day Events
Portuсal authorities reveal a London staged plot to depose President Almeida and install Premier Bernardino Machado. Troops gathered to disrupt radical movement, delivering a message demanding Cabinet resignation, which occurred as ministers were imprisoned and the military reportedly withdrew.
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London
Almeida
Nstal
Bernardino Machado
Allied commission rebukes for mistreatment of civilians
London reports an allied commission led by British officers concluded its investigation into Thrkish charges. It found the Greeks implicated in masking civilians and stressed that Turkey must act as a civilized nation and follow civilized warfare rules.
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London
Thrkiah
Avis Minor
Unclear Fragments Describe Death Report At Hague
Fragmentary lines report a death by self harm in London or Hague areas with mixed validation. Readers note uncertainty as the account lacks confirmation and appears incredulous in Bestia and Hague reports.
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London
Faris
New York
Ratver
Bestia
Ani
the Hague
Unclear Navigation Report At Melbourne Regatta
Fragmentary OCR notes record a regatta event in Melbourne with names Manees Greene and Newt Lone, referencing a payment act and accommodation matters though details are unreadable. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable facts or dates.
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Melbourne
Manees Greene
Religion fanatics aim to unite capetown voters
In Capetown on May 24 amid chaos, a so called prophet Nytsla explained a planned electors bloc for a political effort. Reported in Brisbane on May 23, the movement seeks to mobilize laborers and commercial workers to affect governance and avoid bloodshed, aiming to back a non Socialistic government.
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Capetown
Brisbane
Artiaane
Giepley
Solmers' Thanks Brisbanes League Responds
May 25 Brisbane reports Solmers returning to Sit The Provident Colona Ked Ik was sent when he asked Sir Fon for and convey to Lady Robla nan their sincere thanks The League representatives replied that they could not compensate the men for sacrifices they made Brivwreke and the League sought a correction
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Brisbane
Provident
Colona Kd Ik
Lady Roblanan
League
Difficult Role in Sydney Demonstration at Town Hall
A Sydney protest at Town Hall featured Labortte and Loyanat as speakers. The crowd heard a resolution praising the State Governor while viewers noted criticism of recent speeches and the presence of local officials amid tense exchange.
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Sydney
McTiernan
Ida Apo
Shirlington
M.L.A
Coal for New Zealand steamer to Auckland
The steamship Auckland is expected to sail today to load coal for New Zealand. Authorities have secured advice to ship about 4500 tons of coal on the voyage.
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Brisbane
Auckland
Painter Cutting Decried by Premier
Brisbane May 26 At the Empire Day celebration the premier condemned the painter cutting during his address on Adalantia saying it would be folly to sever Australia from the British realm and that any such move would be dangerous for the nation and people involved.
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Painter Cutting
Tory Truthe
Brisbane
Australis
Empire reform to ease wartime strain and emigration
May 24 Lundor reports the Mornay Cabinet hopes Mr. Churchill will address the empire crisis by reforming emigration policy and several economic pressures. The proposal seeks to relieve working and middle classes, avoid overcrowding, and consider inviting emigrants to the Dominions rather than the British towns.
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Lundor
Mornay
Two Abortive Juries Reported by Brisbane Court
The Supreme Court sat today as jurors failed to reach a verdict on charges against Jacy Partridge who allegedly unlawfully obtained an instrument to procure something. A second jury was empanelled after the first could not agree.
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Brisbane
Uy A
Supreme Court
Jacy Partridge
Reduced Wadee Coury Case Sparks Adelaide Labor Tensions
Unclear OCR fragment reports an industrial labor dispute in Adelaide May 2 involving Wallaroo workers. Mentions the Deouip-President of justice uncertainly reviewing an agreement. Notes wage concerns and court findings under a code, with parties re agreement terms ambiguous.
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Adelaide
Wallaroo
pater _azinas
Deouip
Justice
Yale
Deputation Seeks Pensions Materials Cabinet Promise
In Brisbane on May 25 a deputation from Fe urged action on pensions with police officers present. The Howe Secretary or ministers promised to bring the matter to the Cabinet. Be Mec Mack announced the quest was declined by the Cabinet and issued a firm warning.
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Brisbane
Somatina Gan
Howe
Empire Day Festivities Marked by Pageantry in London
May 28 reports from London describe Empire Day celebrations featuring official speeches, display of the Union Jack, and promotions of imperial unity with prominent figures delivering addresses to assembled crowds.
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London
Auctioneer and Property Salesman Advert in Innisfail
Live auctioneer and property salesman listed with a name and brief description. Includes references to a depot, Fox Park, and street details in Innisfail. No clear dates or prices provided. fragmentary OCR text.
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Drackenbury Cc
Dacre
Depoat Rite Fox Parikentare
Eaith Street
Innisfail
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