Peace Signed Ending Chinese Japanese War Draws Signatories
The Chinese and Japanese representatives formally signed a peace accord for cessation of hostilities. The agreement calls for withdrawal of Japanese troops within five weeks, amid war injury reports and hospital scenes as signatures occur from bed and operating rooms.
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Che
Briday
Himeita Wao
Lintey
Fruotalshi
De'egaye
Tom Wordy
Tienday
Cintmieni
Dupanesi
Uyedatino
Minnt Bt
Iensing
Dupanene
Miitary
Mbangwal
Proclaimed NSW Revenue Grab Targets Rail and Toll Funds
The Commonwealth Act allows attaching one sixth of railways and tramways revenue in New South Wales including Sydney Harbour Bridge tolls. Other revenues like death duties stamp duties liquor licenses and motor vehicle registrations are included. Proclamations issued to implement the measure aim to raise about 10 million dollars annually with a 1.7 million pound balance for the year.
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New South Wales
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Language plan at work for Child Welfare or Endowment Payments
Sydney Thursday report on child welfare payments and family endowment pensions due tomorrow. Parliament discusses federal versus state funding, unemployment, and railway revenue, with debates over who should receive subsidies and potential appointments. A division defeated an amendment by 3 to 15, leaving the resolution under consideration.
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Thureday
Marrow
New
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Ruwity
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Atate
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Weld
Geitsin Urges Abolition and Admiralty Views
The article notes Geitsin urging abolition while Admiralty views are debated. It mentions Lord of the Admiralty in the Naval Committee and criticisms of non combatant concerns, with discussion of submarines and reductions amid wartime policy considerations in London.
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Geitsin
Admiralty
Lord of the Admiralty
Naval Committee
London
Wii
Ten Years Gaol For Hawaiian Murder Sentences
The Honolulu murder trial ends with four defendants Lip John Maseey Fortasque and two others each sentenced to ten years in prison. The court ordered immediate incarceration under criminal supervision as authorities monitor their imprisonment arrangements amid limited remonstration.
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Weananda
Lip
John
Maseey
Fortasque
al ‘Minge
Kuhanawal
British Bonds Rush For Three Per Cents
London notes indicate a Treasury tender at the Bank of England for three per cent bonds. The day’s quotation shows an allocation of 1.6 billion pounds and tenders for 110 million pounds, with accepted bids at or near the set price and warnings against overpaying.
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London
Witnesday
Treasury
Bank of Kine
Noowot
Saywell Murder Reward Offered for Information
Reward of £1000 offered by the manager of the Baynell Estate for information about the Saywell murder near Weir Burne Derievon Mill. Victim Baywell and his wife were injured, detectives continue inquiries though conditions delay statements from Mrs. Yells. The offer remains open as investigators press for leads.
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Thursby
Noabean
He Baynell Estate
Yenraon
Victor Baywell
Serts
Weir Burne
Derievon Mill
Wttermoott
Wil
Loyalist Unions Seek High Court Ruling On Transport Memorandum
In Sydney on Thursday the Coloyatiat Union applied to the High Court to challenge the validity of the minister for transport instructions requiring members to join a nightly union. The hearing was adjourned to tomorrow to permit the minister and the Transport Commission to be commented.
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Sydney
High Court
Coloyatiat Unione
Teanaport
Memovra
How Nitegulon
Miplater
State election early effects of federal action
The NSW government faces financial strain as a federal act affects revenue streams and jeopardizes the Lang administration. Ministers consider endowment changes and pension measures to counter revenue loss, with Lang signaling a bill to amend the family endowment act though specifics remain unclear.
Wellington R.9 Disloyalty in Public Service Measure
A disjointed editorial note discusses Wellington R.9 and a Finance Hill proposal granting the government broad powers over dismissals in the public service. The text references appointing authorities, alleged disloyalty, and potential punishment, but the passage is fragmentary and lacks clear context or outcomes.
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Wellington
Dia Yal Umeera
Pontamin & Clatge
Divorder
Pulté
Official boycott plan outlines Kellogg Pact enforcement
Washington Wednesday the acting Secretary of State announces a formal policy against defiant nations under the Kellogg pact. The United States will observe the pact and apply a new dictum of international law regarding territorial claims. The statement signals a shift in American foreign policy amid tensions with Japan.
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Weanenday
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Cartié
United Staten
Atimeon
Custamarhe
Unemployment Relief Bill Faces House Debate
The Lyons Government proposes authorizing 1 800 000 pounds for unemployment relief across the states with 1 200 000 to be shared by Victoria South Australia Queensland Western Australia and one 600 000 for New South Wales under an unemployment council. Canberra relief noted at about 10 000 pounds under works votes.
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House of Representatives
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Imuy Commonwealth
Communist Bodies Dissolved in Germany
Berlin reports an emergency decree dissolving Communist and Catholic organisations tied to Bolshevik aims. A second decree requires political associations and militarily active groups to register with the Interior Ministry to curb activities deemed a threat to the state.
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Berlin
Ministry of the Interior
Iscome
Politiodt
Tardieu Election Appeal From Sick Bed Report
Fragmentary report notes M Pardew appealing from a sick bed to condemn radical and socialist leaders urging support for the Aocjality candidate. The appeal aims to revive opposition to government nominees and strengthen the chance of defeating them as in 1984.
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Tardieu
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M. Pardew
Min Aint Bed
Aocjality
Despite Strike at Christ Church in Wellington
Wellington report notes restricted service as volunteers at Christ Church attempt to maintain operations. Police and anti strike elements clashed. several workers faced interference with power supplies and tampering at the church premises but the effort continued to keep essential services running despite disruption.
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Wellington
Chilatrouch
Winikere
Oles Ud
Information arrangement at Reuters station clarified
A brief note indicates Reuters 2 Berview remains in staition to ether information. The item mentions ongoing arrangement work and the need for clearer communication between teams at the Reuters station. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
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Reuters
Collision at sea leaves coasters damaged near Sydney
An early morning collision off Norah Head involved the coaster Tyalgum and Abermadi. Both ships avoided panic as the Tyalgum, bound from Sydney to Tweed River, sustained minor damage while Abermadi, carrying wool from Newcastle, was damaged and prepared to transfer cargo. Repairs and transfer tasks were arranged, with crews managing the incident without serious injuries.
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Sydney
Norah Head
Orel
North Coast Company
Bydney
Tweed River
Abermadi
Byron Bay
No Money in Billiards Says Visitor in London
Walter Lindrim, returning from the United States and Canada, claims there is no money in billiards in America. He notes Americans attract only two or three spectators and would not even buy the game when visiting London. He mentions Tom Newman and contrasts attitudes between countries.
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London
America
Walter Lindrim
United States
Canada
Tom Newman
Road Fatalities Serious Problem Britain Tol Stil On Rise
The National Safety Congress today considered the grave road accident problem in Britain. Transport Minister F. Young said the toll cannot be ignored, noting daily deaths and injuries across the country. Deputy secretary Haney Plewell cited 316 London deaths in the first quarter of 1925 vs 387 in the same period in 1921, urging temperate driver behavior and stricter standards.
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Mafety Congress
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Medarn
Temeiahs Fonde
Haney Plewell
Ministry
Greater London
Motorieta
Jomat Lamporory
Gloomy Picture by H G Wells
A fragmentary captioned note censuses H G Wells lamenting modern society in London. It references income inequality and looming collapse of capitalism, urging coordinated action to avert economic and social distress.
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