British coal miners vote on leadership amid republic debate
London dispatch reports in the House of Commons Mr Law challenged Labour to declare if Ireland seeks a republic, while Sinn Feiners push for a shift from the Home Rule stance. In Tipperary several murders spark arrests of Sinn Feiners as violence erupts in the region.
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London
House of Commons
Law
Ireland
Sian Feiners
Ion Bnmediste
Southern
Clement F
POSITION US GERMANY IN BERLIN INTERVIEW
An interview from March 30 in Berlin reports Germany’s armed force strength at about 6 000 and a 200,000 recruit goal amid shortages that would ease with Ruhr coal. The piece notes Allied control and ongoing disputes as Germany’s political situation spirals toward revolution.
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Berin
Hage
Ludetz
Endh
Russia
Germany
Hollemly
Luxemburg
Ruhr
Rede
Baturday
German Soldiers Enter Neutral Zone at Ruhr
A Pak Telegram reports about ten thousand German troops crossing into the Ruhr neutral zone. The invasion is described as a bold move with Bolshevik forces at work nearby, and the Germans claim a successful breakthrough despite Allied pressures.
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Erdal
Orgirel
Panama Channel Ship Debris Disrupts Cuebra Cut Passage
Reported in Vancouver March, the Panama bound liner Renown encountered rock at the Cuebra Cut channel just before entering. The vessel moored, a beam and obstructions removed, as dignitaries gathered at Motel Miro with Prince of Wales party. Air patrols and aircraft circled during the eventful proceedings.
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Panama
March
Cuebra
Vancouver
Prince of Wales
Guteum
Pasama
Large Hauls of Prisoners and Gold Smuggling Declared
London reports a Bolshevik wireless claim of 10 000 prisoners captured at Novorossiisk and 15 000 more en route toward Windy. Capetown notes ongoing embargo on gold exports, with ministers citing smuggling scale since 1914 and leakage rising to about 21 million.
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London
Novoro Tisk
Wendi
Capetown
Legislative Assembly
Irish Situation Deepens as Military Raids Expand
Reports indicate intensified British raids on Sinn Fein leaders across Tyrone and Donegal with several prominent Sinn Fein figures arrested. Local informants name Inchallog and Mr Sweeney linked to Donegal actions.
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Lochamferry
Tyrone
Donegal
Inchallog
Sweeney
WA Finances Improve Amid March Revenue Rise
Telegrams report West Australia finances show a March revenue of 619,045 pounds with a 2543261 deficit figure. The report notes improved state revenue and reduced deficits, reflecting a welcome change in the financial picture.
Civil Service Increments Dispute At Trade Employers
Retrospective notes a dispute over pay raises in civil service with employers opposing a proposed increment. Justice roots latest suggestion or action expected to be plee ded near today, signaling court involvement in the case.
Labor Gains Narrow Victory in South Wales Elections
In a late reception Labor gains widen in South Wales with two electorates close. By race count Sydney and Stnt hold doubt, while Byiwne count grants Labor an extra seat. Court in Melbourne deem Arbitration Act unsatisfactory and urge Parliament to free the court from restraints.
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Merch
Stnt
Sydney
Byiwne Eorate
Labor
Melbourne
Federal Arbitration Court
Esterday
War gratuity bill defeated by wide margin
The bill granting war gratuity was defeated by a large vote, receiving only 20 votes in favor to 81 against, ending the proposal and leaving veterans’ benefits unresolved.
Soldiers Party Formed in Federal Politics
A new party named the Soldiers Party has formed in Federal Polllsier with 10 Millesial supporters and three Courtey Varly wenabere. They aim not to harass the Gor but to furnish it with the party’s deliberations.
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Me'bourne
Federlc
Local Tamizals Begin Season With Enthusiastic Push
A community club invites players to join upcoming games with a 2:40 deadline for roster submission. Officials promise fines waived for eager participants and aim to build proficiency in the traditional sport.
Reverend Langdon Visits Doorarra for Sunday Services
The Rev J H Langdon will conduct services at the Doorarra tent on Sunday. Following the morrow night’s train to Perth, Messy T Bollantie and A Pulling plan relativ holidays and will be traveling thereafter.
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J. H Langdon
Doorarra
Perth
T- Bollantie
A. Pulling
Geraldton Bridge Scheme Battle Over Fig Tree Crossing
Geraldton faces a clash over bridge planning as Minister George declares the Nagara Tarra bridge should be built while noting cost limits. He hints at delaying the Fig Tree Crossing bridge until next financial year and seeks water supply improvements amid criticism of local leaders.
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Geraldton
George
Fig Tree Crossing
Maley
Luna Tara
Willcock
Wilcock
Chiet
W. 1
Returned soldiers and the need to work, says Brigadier General Brant
Brigadier General Brant condemns beggars and idle veterans on Melbourne streets. He argues that a dinkum man must take work and not beg, praising disciplined veterans who have returned home and seek industrial employment amid widespread unemployment. He notes organisations like the State War Council help veterans, but many still struggle to maintain households and long for reliable jobs.
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H. Brand
Melbourne “Herald
Genero
Iesay
Genel Brant
Diskum 1
State War Council
Udywa
Woether
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