London Quiet after Allied Conference in June
Cihenter reports a cramped briefing on inter Allied talks amid mixed views on German policy and postwar debt questions. Delegates debate immediate measures, aiming to shape peace terms and strengthened collaboration with Britain and the United States.
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Wreck of Clan MacMillan Reported No Fatalities
Pere Wie, Entir e crew saved as steamer Clan MacMillan ran aground near Tah Island and the Bor of Tengal. The vessel broke apart in the heat and the crew, led by prope rtie owners, were evacuated with no reported deaths or injuries.
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Chinese Pirates Attack Cruiser Off Chefoo
A Chinese pirate gang boarded a small Chinese steamer near Chefoo, firing revolvers and taking hostages in a daring attempt to seize a cruiser. The raid occurred as authorities pursued earlier actions, with several pirates reported killed or captured and ongoing efforts to locate others.
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Britain to Ask Mandated Territories for Troop Aid
The Telegraph reports Britain has notified the mandated territories to reserve troops from the administered areas for service and aid. France may follow this move as discussions continue on deployment and support arrangements.
Sundsen Flight Polar Flight and Amundsen Link Uneasy
London reports a financial stalemate as funds of about £14,000 remain unpaid for Amundsen era airships. Capt. Roald Amundsen rumored to take command role if payments are settled within a fortnight.
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Geelong Footballers Honored At Union Hotel Dinner
Mr J H Lister presided as host at a Union Hotel dinner in Geelong honoring Geelong football figures. Speakers praised the club, noted public support, and pledged continued loyalty and strong play for the season ahead.
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Premier faces impersonation charges in state election crisis
Amid a heated state election scene, Premier Alexander faces alleged ballot impersonation and electoral irregularities. The paper reports on witness credibility, post voting rules, and party strategists debating candidate viability and public rally plans as polls approach.
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Gordon Council Seeks Representation For Trade School Parents
At Minders state avschool meeting about training for trade work discussed government and private equipment, junior and senior school needs, and potential site options. Delegates Millis and Walker proposed representing parents on the Council, with Mr. Murray and others backing further nominations. discussion touched on funding, teacher involvement, and upcoming site plans.
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South African Mines Warn Government Over Policy
Capetown reports Sir Evelyn Wallers, president of the Chamber of Mines, urging the government to support mine workers and maintain wellbeing as unrest rises. He warned policy changes could jeopardize employment and lead to widespread distress, calling for protective measures and stable economic conditions amid tensions.
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West Geelong Shops debate over Foaling member and plan
A long disputed West Geelong council session discussed the Foaling member issue, proposed shop plans, and funding. Key figures included Myer, Wilber, and Mr Hillier with arguments on town hall funding and the impact on local ratepayers. The meeting touched on rebudgeting, potential shop construction, and political contention within the council.
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