Berlin People’s League Berndsdorff A Member
Copenhagen report states that the Berlin People’s League includes ex Ambassador Berns. The item notes a Soldiers and Workmen’s Council was ignored by Foch and reports on Hindenburg’s move drawing government demands for explanation. Press comment suggests selling ship material to rebuild France and Belgium rather than using it for a German navy.
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London
Dee
Copenhagen
Berlin People's League
Berns
Clinton Gilbert
Paris
Jaod the
France
Belgium
George Washington
Leviathian
United State
Loyal German troops shown loyal to government
Amsterdam dispatch reports Bertin stating overwhelming evidence that the majority of returning troops remain loyal to the government. The Hohenzollern party is reduced to a state of impotence as strikes and demonstrations expand, with crowds sometimes reaching 6000 to 8000, yet without disturbances.
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Amsterdam
Bertin
Hohenzollern Party
Haig's Welcome Home Stirring Scenes Glow
Marshal Haig and British generals returned to London amid stirring scenes as hundreds of thousands lined the route from Dover to Buckingham Palace. Dover recalled Kitchener and Roberts victories while Haig praised the nation’s extraordinary men and their courage and endurance.
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London
Dee
Marshal Haig
Great cliffs of Dover and Frybe flag evoke homecoming
A fragmentary naval-memento narration describes the Dover cliffs and the Frybe flag as symbols of freedom guiding a welcoming scene. The speaker envisions a future homecoming for their men, hinting at pride, resolve, and anticipated reunion.
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Dover
Frybe
Labour Platform Drives South Africa Election Strategy
Capetown reports the Labour Party scales up activity in the Free State with plans to form branches and court the Dutch vote. The platform calls for abolition of the Senate Triennial Parliaments, proportional representation, tax reform, trade union favor, and strict racial zoning with separate areas, plus mine nationalization and a 100 per day minimum wage for unskilled workers.
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Capetown
Tiloemfontein
Labour Party
Free State
Senate
Opium Party Hears Revelations At London Hearing
A London hearing revealed an alleged opium party at a flat owned by Reginald de Veale in Dover Street. Six attendees, including de Veale’s wife, reportedly moved to a drawing room after dinner and dressed in night attire as the scene unfolded. Billie from Carlton reportedly arrived later from the theatre.
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London
Amaxine Ariesec
Lo Ping
Reginald de Veale
Dover Street
Dpetadion de Veule
Mine
Billie” Ar Carlton
Night of charity entertainment for blind soldiers
A Walkaway Entertainment A Fades uncourt evening features Miss Feiryhs Connolly as host and a cast including Logue, Hugh Hamersley, and Cyril Connolly. Children perform as nursery extras while blind soldiers’ crafted articles sell quickly. Supper follows and dancing lasts late with proceeds of £12 donated to Mrs MacGregor.
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Mr. Logue
Hugh Hameraley
Robert Connolly
W.A
Sig Feiryhs Y Connolly
Elvera Connolly
I Logue
Jearts
On Hood
Trabel
Jat
Tek
Onlie
Jack
Impty Dumpty
Edward Hamers Logosley
Jack Tom Tucker
Tonbie Wakiece
George Porte
Three Deaths Reported At Woodman's Point influenza
Perth reports three deaths at Woodman's Point on Saturday with one buried in the quarantine cemetery. No fresh pneumonic influenza cases were noted yesterday at Woodman's Point or Albany as the chief quarantine officer Dr Cox relayed. The bulletin listed four soldiers in dangerous condition and seven seriously ill, with sixty five ill including nurses. a soldier died yesterday.
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Perth
Woodman’s Point
Cox
Woodman's Point
Albany
Boonah
Mitchel
Rland Faces Practical Freedom Amid Epidemic Claims
Report notes Rland seeks practical freedoms during a worldwide epidemic amid political and social tension. Officials warn against rushed policy changes while residents debate public health and economic impacts across regions.
Plague Declared Worst Since Black Death
A historical report notes a wide plague outbreak described as the worst since the Black Death, with authorities warning of rapid spread and severe casualties. Medical teams deploy across affected regions as residents stockpile supplies and seek protective measures.
Perth Tram Strike Shows Government Stand Firm
Sean Lacrosey of 318 Wer Dey reports the government remains determined that tram workers should accept a wage plan. Traffic is halted, with trips crowded by business disruption. A noon meeting of tramway men led to acceptance of the partition and they endure the situation.
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Sean Lacrosey
What the Germans Willed. Deadly Novelties for 1919
Mr Winston Churchill told a Trades Union congress that the Ministry for Munitions was at the peak of output when firing ceased on the west front six weeks ago. He outlined three aims for postwar planning including preserving contracts, aiding firms to convert war plants to peace industry, and disposing of war stores valued at about 21 billion.
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Winston Churchill
Conference of
Trades Union Bani Committee
Enioyer
West Front
Ministry For Munitions
Ferro-concrete ships could survive collisions better
An old report notes ferro concrete ships would suffer less damage in a bow on collision than earthware vessels due to higher shock absorption. The sole recorded collision of two concrete ships occurred during last year’s flooding in a Balbos dock basin on the Paownn.
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Balbos
Paownn
English Women Police deputation meets Home Secretary
A representative delegation, led by Lord Sydenham, urged Sir George Cave to form a women police force in major cities to protect women and children. Cave welcomed the proposal, noted legal difficulties, and pledged careful consideration toward development.
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Lord Sydenham
Home Secretary
Sir George Cave
London
George Cave
Christmas Gifts and School Fun at Irwin
Our Own Correspondent reports a lively Irwin week with Father Christmas giving toys and books to children after a tea at the school ground. A near fatal accident left Mr Frank Criddie unconscious at his mother's home. Prizes were awarded in knitting and spinning by donors Mrs Scroope and Mrs Clarkson with Mrs Calvert and the schoolmaster presiding.
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Prom
Dongarra
Cheistmay
Irwin
Northeptat
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