London press figures relay royal reaction to Lloyd George note
Lord Northcliffe telegraphed the King's Private Secretary with humble duty regarding a message to the King. Lord Stamfordham replies the King is glad Northcliffe confirmed Lloyd George's House of Commons remarks.
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Lont Northcliffe
Lord Stautonthiam
George
Lord Btamfordham
Ing
Lord Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Commons
Council Meeting and War Crimes Trial Discussed in London
The British Prime Minister raised in the House of Commons the agenda item on whether to proceed with the trial of war criminals, tied to the ongoing situation in Silesia and the anticipated plebiscite. Lloyd George and Carson urged restraint from German and Austrian officials as delegates considered the trial and potential conference talks at Washington.
Shifted Clash Between Police and Strikers Escalates
A serious development widens the confrontation between police and striking workers as tensions mount and actions shift on the scene. Police and labor groups are involved in an intensified stand-off with heightened security measures and new restrictions affecting the area.
Anglo-French Understanding Reported in London
London reports that the Daily Chronicle’s representative in Pamoanya says the Anglo French compromise on the Silesian deadlock is welcome and France accentuates British cordiality. Allies may urge Berlin to ease troop passage through Germany, with the United States invited to join the Council meeting slated for August 8.
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Pamoanya
France
Berlin
Germany
United States
Estimated losses in battle total tens of thousands
A dispatch from Athens on August 1 reports that about 30 000 men were involved with 12 000 killed or wounded and many deserted. The estimate cites substantial casualties since the start of the campaign.
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Athens
Lille Labor Conference Adheres to Amsterdam Bloc
The Lille Cent Confederation of Labor votes 1 572 to 1 225 to adopt the Amsterdam alignment, repudiating Bolshevik factions and signaling a shift in labor bloc allegiance amid unclear measures or directives.
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Varia
Lille Cent Confederation of Labor
Britain Faces Surplus Women in Postwar Marriage Quest
A British writer argues that many women are surplus as the war ends. She suggests couples seek marriage in the Dominions where men seek wives and conditions are lighter than in Britain.
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Mt Hiern
Britain
Dominions
Great Britain
Nmi Bey
Deficit in Western Australia finances grows in July report
Australian telegrams report July fiscal results for Western Australia show a planned deficit of £177,201 from minimal duty transactions and revenue of £202,40, widening the year’s total deficit to £4,048,076. Comparisons note previous years’ deficits at £58,027 in July 1920 and £163,001 in July 1919. No further updates on the Canasta steamer disaster are available as of August 1.
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Perth
Angus
Jane Nurplan
Trial of Strength in ALP Leadership Draws Attention
August 3 report from Sydney notes a test of the Labor Party leadership as the ALP challenges the appointment of an Assistant Premier without cabinet input. An August 1 general election inquiry signals a broader political moment. Death of a prominent Labor leader triggers wide reaction across party ranks.
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Bydney
Capeun
ALP
Unclear Negotiations Blocked by Silence Report
Fragmentary text describes unclear Irish negotiations with references to silence and stalled talks. The content hints at a negotiator named Troland and a potential consequence if talks fail, but details are unreadable and incomplete.
Loyalty Movement backs oath exemption on land access
Sydney reports Major-General Sir Granville Hyrie says Loyalty Movement leaders across states approve the government plan to permit land entry without the oath. He notes the reversal shows willingness to cooperate and hopes Archibishop and sympathizers will follow suit.
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Granville Hyrie
Defence
Loyalty
Archix
Maesnor By Election Figures In Brisbane By Election
By election results show Dunstan 6820 and Hunter 8017 votes as latest tallies. Labor candidate Tuantan leads urban support but full returns from centers are pending. Weather notes barometer at 20.992 inches. storm expected tomorrow.
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Page
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Laer
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Tuantan
Bax
Australians Open Match With Glamorgan At Swansea
The Australians began a cricket match against Glamorgan at Swansea on a soft pitch. It was a warm day with light attendance. Glamorgan struggled in their innings with Whittington and Riches among the early scorers, while Armstrong and Macartney led the compromising Australian bowling. The report notes promising crops and a parish event with a working bee, highlighting community efforts and local organization.
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Warr ee Challenge Cup Preview and Prospects
Fragmentary report from Warr ee outlines expectations for the forthcoming Bouthers Polossonhation event. It notes anticipated visibility and mentions Geraldton hoped to place first, though text is partially garbled.
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Tein
Visib
Bouthers Polossonhation
Geraldton
Carnation weed control proposal in Port Gregory dialogue
A letter to the editor criticizes a Town Council suggestion to salt the Port Gregory area to kill carnations weed. The writer notes salt's herbicidal effect and mentions mineralized water schemes near Geraldton, joking about a plan named Lott's wife water supply.
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