Peace Conference Critique of Wilson and League Legacy
The article surveys mixed views of Woodrow Wilson at the peace talks detailing opposition to his League of Nations plan and the fallout from self determination. It notes Britain and Clemenceau’s concerns, delayed peace, and economic strain while praising Hughes’s reception and the Royal Society of Australia guests.
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America
United States
Paris
Rome
Caesar
Napolon
Clemenceau
Lieyd George
Wilson
Lloyd George
England
France
League of Nations
Nations
League
Austria-Hungary
Britain
Napoleon
Hughes
Royal Society of Australia
Lady McKenzie
Northern Museum
Institute
Six Die in Fire at Hull Slum Tenement
A London report says six people including a five member family with twin infants died in a Hull condemned slum tenement fire. Firemen found charred bodies in an attic after being told all had escaped. six others remain hospitalized with severe burns.
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London
Hull
Victorian Senator Appointed Amid Labour Political Debate
In Parliament the selection to fill the late Senator Eliott’s seat was questioned as anti Labour by Mr Mbiridge and Mr Latham cited lack of ministerial control. The Prime Minister’s decision was deemed to resolve the matter, with officials noting it as political maneuvering.
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T. Hireman Yeeing
Senate
H. E. Eliott
Mbiridge
House of Representatives
Labour
Latham
Mr. Boullin
Get the Habit Get in the Habit of Taking Dr Morse Pills
A promotional notice urges taking Dr Morse Indian Root Pills weekly to maintain health. It claims germs are kept from the body in fit people and that regular weekly use purges the system and restores energy for the work week.
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Dr. Morse
Premier Eyes Papers on Transport Bill Drawn by Cleary
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Lang announced he had sent to the Crown Law Department all papers related to Mr Conde and the transport bill. He noted no plan to table them yet and rejected claims of incompetence about Mr Cleary and Mr Goode as responsible for drafting the Transport Bill. The Premier said he would seek leave to introduce the Tramport Bill tomorrow.
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Railways
Hog
Goode
Clery
New South Wales
Lang
Cleary
Sanders
Leng
Weaver
Ior
Coode
Ang
Aga Jnst
Toyee
ASPRO
Sam
Mrs. Coombes
Sara
Gardiner
Raf
Ra Tenly
Child's Severe Burns From Playing With Matches
Sydney report of Francis Hay four from Bonds burned when his clothing caught light near a gas stove while playing with matches. His mother smothered the flames.
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Sydney
Francis Hay
Rosebery Races Rise In Multiple Stak es Card
Thoroughbred racing card includes Duke Blair and Peti Bauer in major stakes with wins by three quarters of a length and neck. Notable results list True Glass and King Sateles victories with times and betting odds in varied divisions and a large Rosebery Handicap showing Robemone and Cromwell among winners.
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Duke Blair
L Burdon
Canning
Sime
Dave
Petit Bauer
Little Grace
True Glass
King Satelles
Aussie's Delight
Tuva
Mr. Viruve
Diva
Curtren
Handicas
Iit
Mertail
Lord Fone
Viarrow
Robemone
Lovely Balloon
Heal
Cromwell
Fiver Ketly
Heaperia
Diya
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Goldenia
Inglis
Rapson
Advantture
Beazley & Bruce
CanBerra
Cial Rice
Queanbeyan
MR Goode
State House
Rosebery
ASPR
Asadd
F. Marshall
The
Durant
F. A. Tetley
Fnrea
Graves
Eldri
Aitien
Mw Booth
Te L Lee
J. K
Lal
Fr. la
Erin
Ruimi
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