Greek Military Trials Add Another Batch This Week
Athens reports a second batch of imprisoned statesmen including Stergiani will face trial before an extram departmental court this week. Names such as Severn Gracialy and Lern Jaonatads have been released.
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Prince Andrews Expulsion and Refuge in England
Athens reports on December 3 the Prince Andrew trial where the court debated for three hours and ruled disobedience did not justify death. The defense argued he never intended harm and sought mercy amid military discipline concerns and extenuating circumstances related to leaving for England.
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DAIL MEMBERS LW CAME CIRCUMVENTING THE REBELS
A fragmentary report notes Dail members avoiding rebels amid confusion over a document carried by an individual. It mentions attempts to kidnap a Dail member and rebels behind barbed wire near a government camp. A Democracy Chapel with a priest aids religious worship and support.
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Ree l Army Leader Threats To Free State
A communiqué from amon Decor reports Mr Lynch chief of the Republican Army denouncing Provisional Parliament members who backed the Military Court. He accuses senior officers and female parliament members of brutal crimes against prisoners and warns the army will reject warfare rules and adopt drastic measures.
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Straits Question Report from Lauerune December Fourth
The first commission has studied the Straits issue amid unclear dialogue. Turkey appears undecided on a formal stance while discussions hint at broader Soviet and regional implications. The diplomatic mood remains cautious and divergent among involved parties.
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Eubian Delegate Refuses to Abide by Any Policy
Fragmentary report notes a Eubian delegate riding a high horse December 4, uncommunicative on storm measures. The scene references Lord Curace, Prussians, and a desire to withhold details when pressed, signaling a tense diplomatic stance and unclear alignment in ongoing Straioe proceedings.
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Precautions In Switzerland Over Venezelos Visit
Police patrol accompany the Greek statesman handled by Swiss safety officials to shield his identity after threats. Officials advised removing a Greek tag from his car to minimize publicity while Macedonian groups arrive in the country.
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Food and clothing prices rise in Berlin in November
Official figures from Berlin show living costs up 102 percent in November. Prices for food and clothing climbed sharply with new trade data indicating imports surpassed exports by about 240,000,000 gold marks.
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Spanish cabinet resignations shake Moroccan crisis
The cabinet has rewritten resignations of the Chamber of Deputies Foreign Minister and Minister for Justice after an attempted coup. Advices from Tetuan Morocco report surrender of 500 chiefs and followers as calm returns to western Morocco amid reform efforts.
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Timber mill destroyed in Osbrne Park blaze
Perth telegram reports a timber mill at Osbrne Park was destroyed by fire on December 5. The fire caused extensive damage and authorities began investigations into the incident.
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New South Wales Shipfsig Trouble Calls for Volunteers
Sydney defenders report volunteer labor will be called by the Union Steamship Co. on Wednesday to maintain at least one town due to New Zealand crews on lines duty. A New South Wales meeting revealed aims to include discontent workers in the volunteer effort to unite the union.
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Final effort strengthens town hall singing despite heat
A warm town hall concert closes a season of community singing with renewed plans. Mr Bennett leads a strong choir as Mrs Penn and Mr Hee deliver excellent solos. Proposals to extend fortnightly gatherings and shelter shed projects for the beach are discussed.
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Perth Archbisop visits Nabawah and Geraldton clergy
The text notes Albasy recovering and returning Friday with health improved. Nura Simpson visits Geraldton for a brief holiday before duties at Perth Public Hospital. Archbishop of Perth arrives for official district visit, later goes to Northampton with Rev M Vine for confirmation. Diane ment at Nabawah Thursday then Geraldton. A roa service planned in Geraldton Sunday morning and an evening service. Monday travel to Walkaway and Tuesday night train departure.
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Rich crushings at Premier mine yield 200 ounces 6 dwt gold
A nine ton of stone from the Premier mine at South Kyneton Victoria was processed to produce 200 ounces 6 dwt of gold. The reef, narrow but rich, extends downward with improving quality, following a January start that yielded 484 ounces 2 dwt from 30 tons. The mine manager notes most ore has yet to be mined.
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Weights Published for Western Australia Turf Club Hack Race
The Western Australia Victoria District Turf Club lists weights for the hack race this Saturday. Entries include Piet Division with Ring and Fueller at 112 pounds and 10 furlongs, Pavilight 107, Palymeda Poter 1 Jim 9.10, arash Seem Division with Tray Tit and Beneno at 13, Tom Todd 108, Oukameta 10.0, Loeh Moss 0.5 Twin va. Ayr spring 1.7.
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Death of Stephanotis at Fremantle Carnival
Perth December 4. Horse Stephanotis died after pneumonia soon after arrival in this State. Owned by My Hy O. Blackwell and brought with his brother Sediterranean, Stephanotis had been shown at Fremantle and Perth meetings. The death follows another loss among prominent performers entering Carnival race meetings.
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Perth Belmont Park Racing Notes From A Tangled Sporting Week
Perth reporter Clifford Luebiel highlights Belmont Park weekend racing results and betting mood. Star mare Mintico and Ambuscade shine among winners as bookmakers face slim margins. Trainer Fred Coleware and Victorian Sally Mitchell draw attention with plans toward Christmas meetings and Sydney Cup prep.
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Worth-West Curios Offered to WA Government
Mr Stuart Covkram, whose collection of North-West curios is on display at Austral House, has offered the entire exhibit to the West Australian Government for £850. It is believed the Government is favorable to reconsider the proposal as tickets and bookmarkers for the display will require a stamp duty and numbered tickets for entry.
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Soldiers' Pictures Tuesday and Wednesday feature
A fragmented review notes a reel drama titled The Fourteenth Lover starring Viel Dams, praised for romance and chivalry amid tense glamour. The cinema schedule lists Friday December 8 as a key show, with audience promise of light entertainment and theatrical spectacle.
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