Assassins Folled in El Salvador Cablegrams
Fragmentary cablegram from El Salvador reports an assassination claim. Readable bits indicate a violent incident but details, names, and dates are unclear in the damaged text.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary cablegram from El Salvador reports an assassination claim. Readable bits indicate a violent incident but details, names, and dates are unclear in the damaged text.
Fragmentary report outlines Tokyo and Washington views on East Asia, with emphasis on China policy, Japan’s role in fostering peace, and financial strains pressing for stability. Mentions the Far East policy and railway issues tied to China and Japan.
Reported salvage operations near Rosyth and Narragansett involving 2700 ton vessels and divers recovering crews after explosive charges and sea bed wrecks. Describes comically damaged ships, salvage craft, and mines expended in deep sea tasks. Rome notes rapid aviation industry progress and metal lines undergoing severe testing.
Paris dispatch reports a tepid tercentenary celebration amid war fatigue and stalled peace talks. The Supreme Command questions delay and blames complications from Fraotes with uncertain impact on the conference outcomes.
The War Office released a notice on Ee Seis dated August 3 describing official measures or actions. The statement outlines military or administrative steps and potential implications for ongoing operations.
A fragmented London report outlines nationalist leaders in Belfast and ongoing unrest tied to street protests. The text mentions political figures and mounting tensions in the capital, with references to Workmen and Hone Bake.
Evacuation area details outline orderly movement of residents as authorities arrange return or relocation. Specific locales and groups are noted, with dates and official oversight cited. Residents urged to follow instructions and report to designated points for processing and safety checks.
Fragmentary note logs shifts in a rural diet tale with shifting roles and a ritual called Folakrweile. Mentions include Patera and Eatheom amid a cryptic sequence of gains and losses.
Fragmentary OCR note references a figure named Sovanmagen and an event described with partial terms. The readable text hints at a high profile figure or title and a possible year, but surrounding context is missing, leaving ambiguity about location or outcome.
A London report outlines a plan to establish motor transport zones across the country. The committee would set price controls, compel merchants to comply, and coordinate land and water transport with rail links to shorten routes to ports.
Berlin dispatch reports Eher urging unity while preserving German racial characteristics in Stuttgart. He condemns senseless strikes as destroying economic foundations and promises state actions to safeguard coal supply and satisfy just classes.
In Washington on August 31 Colphee Dunne and Walsh testified before the Senate Committee opposing the peace statute section. They argued it disrespected the aspirations of Irish Americans and referenced a large population stake of 29,000900.
Both France and Germany press to move scarce food stocks as shortages drive prices up.Germany ships fruit vegetables and wine from wast stocks to Switzerland ready for delivery amid high demand and tight markets.
In Pretoria on August 31, reports note no major changes expected from Governor-General. General Smuts favors burial of General Botha in Pretoria Cemetery beside President Kruger, while Mrs. Botha may request independent arrangements. War life details show limited life insurance with few policies known, including one in an Australian company.
Report describes German troops billeted in Shawn district terrorising residents. They requisition food and money while looting property. Locals believe Germans plan attacks and display Russian emblems on wartime gear.
On the Geresany front near Oppeln food riots have prompted troops to accept civilian authority. Bolshevik advance pushes German prisoners into Moscow with large inflows to Moscow and Dvinsk as Lettish and Estonian governments refuse to assist. Feeding of prisoners continues at Moscow and Dvinsk.
Tractically all business and sporting events in the Union paused from noon as General Botha's numeral occasion drew thousands from all parts. The King was represented by Captain Stanley and the Imperial Secretary. mourners and ministry attended with Mrs Botha and relatives present. Generals Vandeventer and Brits led a long procession through Capetown.
The Neufreivail Zeitung reports miners tolerate economic threat while across industries labor is diverted. Frankfurt Chamber of Commerce and others urge the government to boost coal output to prevent industrial stagnation and potential appeal to the Entente for foreign workers.
Fragmentary text mentions Aug 3 and scattered terms. no coherent event, people, or organizations can be identified for a reliable summary.
Fragmentary text notes an Aug date and a proclamation declaring a republic. Names and places are unclear, but the gist centers on a political upheaval and the establishment of a republic led by key figures. The report hints at an official ceremony or declaration timing.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted an amendment to the peace treaty granting the United States representation equal to Britain on the peace council. They also amended the treaty to bar any Dominion from participating in disputes where one is a party.
Von Sandert, held aboard a British vessel, has arrived at Vesice to face trial for massacre crimes. The alleged victims are primarily Armenian civilians.
A letter argues the Versailles settlement cruelly punishes Germany and calls for renouncing all demands for indemnity. It contends the peace treaty was a great-power alliance and warns Germany will seek a counter alliance with Russia.
London dispatch says officials in Melbourne deem the announced visit to Australia by the Prince of Wales as premature with the trip planned for about May.
A sensational Friday night incident in Broken Hill resulted in the death of an alleged burglar named Willywart aged about 20. Constable Neale heard a disturbance on Argent Street and engaged suspects at the scene. Richard Kempe was arrested after being handcuffed. further details remain unclear as the report ends with fragmented notes about miners and the Husiey district.
The Hungarian government sent a note to the Vienna Foreign Office detailing a long list of Belakun's crimes and seeking his extradition. The report notes Trotsky references and indicates Budapest's demand amid ongoing diplomatic tension.
A confusing note describes a mining crew in Paris using an alembic to reclaim vessels or assets. Local natives later locate the results, with the sequence of events suggesting a perilous expedition and discovery.
The second day of sale in London features Australian reissued fabrics with strong demand. British blankets also perform, fetching higher prices in a brisk market.
Reports from San Francisco and Paris indicate the Parite Coast strike concluded after a general steelworkers’ disruption, with Trent refusing to recognize unions and authorities urging intervention.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tanks and an air assault around London with allied forces alert. Specific places, dates, and names are unreadable. Further readable details are not present to confirm individuals or units.
A fragmented record recalls a race meeting with multiple contenders and winners. It notes the Prix event outcomes, times, and margins with mention of injuries including an attorney named Thomas whose leg was broken by a horse kick.
Races at Albion Park in Brisbane featured divisions across mile and sprint events with noted performances by Perpetual Motion and Keo Sea Ng in the Welter Handicap and related divisions. The meet included multiple divisions with winners and margins described, plus incidents such as a broken hand reel and a pull up during events.
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