Violence at Maitland coalfield sparks Rothbury raid
Amid mass miners lockout plans, a coordinated attack on Rothbury colliery occurred near Maitland. Police were overwhelmed as miners stripped guards, burned belongings, and forced a chaotic withdrawal toward Antonietown with reports of scattered violence and halted work.
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Maitland
Ditte Cotter
Rothbury
Astonfield
Becket
Ucrangernuts
Atlack
Antonticht
Tathbury
Cemerork
Rothiney
Tothbury
Lev
Altura
Hothbury
Tate Police
RECORD FALLS IN NORTH QUEENSLAND RIVER FLOODS
In North Queensland heavy rains caused rivers to flood, with records set on multiple waterways. Severe inundation impacted communities along the coast and inland, halting transport and raising concerns for damage and relief efforts.
Court Order Grants Compulsory Conference in Melbourne
Court compels a compulsory conference over a mining dispute. Police presence at the mine and adjacent picketing area noted. The hearing targets property access and safety measures, with attendance by several parties and a timeline set for January.
State Efforts To Protect Life Amid Inlet Unrest
Government vows to shield lives and property as unrest grows near Maitland coal works. Officials report militant rhetoric and fears of violence, while factions promise restraint. Authorities say no civilian harm will be tolerated and security measures will be stepped up to avert clashes.
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Maitland Coal Walsh
Bain
Tie Mine
Rathbuey
Te' Nagen Party
Chine
Phang
Turiher
Ailver Tate
Chingag
Ito
Howring
Simul
Reparations progress amid a unified world forge
The report details a march toward reparations as nations discuss terms for global harmony. Leaders across Europe and allied powers coordinate plans, with conferences in London and Paris shaping the timetable.
Bomb scare grips continent with stunned headlines
Fragmented OCR text reports a bomb scare affecting multiple regions. The readable portions show scattered references to a major disruption, with mentions of headlines and investigations continuing. No clear dates, places, or entities are legible enough to identify a specific event or outcome.
Party Relations Liberal Policy Leaders To Define
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Liberal Party relations and policy shaping in London. Mentions leaders and councils but contains many garbled phrases. no clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Unknown Source Fragment Reflects Arrangements and Renaming
A garbled entry notes arrangements by an unidentified group and mentions a Reuters addition amid other compilations. The text references reorganizing labels or names and hints at editorial edits. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Patents Office Protest Against Transfer
Protest against proposed transfer of the Patent and Trade Marks Office to Canberra. Attorneys-general and protestors claim removal would erode records and jeopardize revenue considerations. Discussants include Mr Revonim and Mr Matti vident, with ministers and officials to decide in Canberra.
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Melbultse
Pho
Revonin
Mattian
Canberes
Catinot
Hatry Shares Banks Aid As Markets Seek Stabilise Position
Banks extend help to stabilise markets amid uncertain conditions. Officials warn that sentiment remains fragile. however, coordinated actions aim to steady liquidity and reassure lenders. The central committee plans continued oversight to prevent further volatility and support financial stability.
Fire in Flat Traps Two Women in Alley Clash
A fire at a flat trap in Norwich trapped two women during a windy night. Authorities say the blaze started in a stairwell and spread quickly, with residents evacuated as firefighters battled the flames. One woman reportedly sustained injuries while another is missing, prompts an ongoing search.
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RY Pney
Heiney Campaaiaie Duginings
Shane
Bya
Kite Yuan
Dante Fo
Steeyse
Nike
Stenek
Norwich
Walla
Peaceful China Exchange Restored But Chaos to Traders
Report from Friday notes restoration of peace on the China Russia border with resumed through traffic on the Chinese Eastern Railway to Harbin and Manchouli. Martial law lifted. thousands returning home. hundreds of railway workers reinstated. Nanking weighs measures to curb silver slump hurting foreign merchants as panic and rumors swirl about reforms and stability.
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Shanghai
Harbin
Manchouli
China
Russia
Moscow
Nanking
Melbourne conference on disarmament and naval reductions
A fragmented report from Melbourne quotes Prime Minister Meattind Tingerviewed outlining aims for global disarmament. He stresses genuine efforts by all nations, potential limits on tonnage and ships, and possible treaty-based settlements while noting domestic regulatory considerations and future outreach by government.
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Melbourne
Triany
Ite
London Naval Center
Senllin
Australia
Erin
Alno Hupnoremus
Anat Rattig Hin
Houlthy
Chichester Resumes Hia Flight Amid Turbulent Winds
A fragmentary report notes Captain Chichwater resuming a flight toward Australia in December. The account mentions strong northerly winds and rough conditions, with unclear details about passengers or final destination.
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Thiol
Phurwlis
Chichwater
Australia
Amar
Tariff talk from Fenton firm on Australian industry shift
Toulon dispatch reports J Fenton of the Fenton firm discussing proposed protection for industries in Australia. He notes a shift from importing to exporting, plans to import machinery, and invitations to visit manufacturers in Britain and Australia, with implications for naval and industrial policy and potential public works in manufacturing centers.
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Toulon
Fenton
Australia
Manchester
Bradfard
Adler
Pee
Bayer
New Ealand
Kilt Woont
Bala
Wari
Cherabhlater
New Anland
Destructive Fire Hits Werris Creek Business District
A major blaze swept through Werris Creek Friday morning destroying several shops in the business section. Damaged properties include Wynelts tit shen Ma Trider's Garage Hobart's private residences Herrig's boarding house Doyle's bakery and Morun's hatchery. Strong winds fanned the flames as firefighters battled the blaze amid chaos and smoke.
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Sydney
Werris Grask
Hobhart
Herriig
Doyle's Bakery
Morun
Appian
British Delegation Named for Naval Conference in London
London Thursday reports the British delegation for the naval conference. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson lead the party with Admiralty figures including the First Lord and key naval officers. Dominion and foreign office officials accompany them in a broad advisory group.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Wedgewood Benn
India
A.V. Ale Anuer
The
Admiralty
Foreign Office
Robert Varunturt
Altaira
Malkin
Craigis
Cadogan
League of Nationw
Aftakre
Charles Malton
Wullem
Roger Bankbgums
Cera
Yleq
Anderson
Alex Witat
Dominions
Omics
Marty Battercee
Ase Watt
French Naval Plans Create Four New Pacific Indian Ocean Squadrons
Paris reports a fresh naval disposition in French quarters establishing four divisions: the Pacific, Indian Ocean, West Africa coast, and an An-Hiller Watch squadron. The plan aligns with British China and West Indies squadrons, marking a shift from previously sparse, obsolete forces.
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Paris
Pacific
Africa
China
West Indies
France and Italy Deadlock Over Armament Limits
In LondonFrance and Italy clash over a proposed pact linking new force equality to limits. France rejects the idea and demands limits tied to each side while avoiding new construction periods. Italian hopes linger as negotiators seek a more productive outcome.
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Nome
Thireday
Balate
AL Mt London
Taly
London
Final Test in Rugby Tour London Ban Approved for Extra Yeal
The Thy League approves an additional year of punishment against AMA trallane. On January 1b at Toohdale Tinireauy tests Admiralio in the fourth test. Wull-back Sullivan, three-quarters Smith, Biinkwern, Dingsdaly, Atkinnon, Evuna, Rees, Burgin, Pantham, Thomas treoda, Fudge, Crowtiny, Towa listed among forwards and backs for the lineup.
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London
Tinireauy
Thy League
Toohdale
Tinchind
Toon
Admiralio
Burgin
Harrow
Pantham
Warrington
Phomas Treoda
Fudge
ML Melons
Crowtiny
Munalet
Towa
Mudaorsnein
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Hirther
Urantas
Suueko
Wkd
Goa
Nile
UCL
Rothery
North
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Uae
Vrinay
Lyhige Vale
Beture Junge
Uwe Dollewmen
Brasiaton
Samnock
Roth Watt
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Tcltiney
Celery Company
Ryde
Owen
MR. Bavin
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Reuters
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Patents Office
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Heth
Cuminda
Deny Howe
Manchuria
Suesburiyy
Alfred Konsuo
Suita Dal Hare
Kung
Industery
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MR. Scullin
Chichester
Hia
Mr, Fenton
Werris Creek
Naval Conference
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