Peace Conference and the League of Nations Draft
The Plenary Conference discussed proposals for small nations from Siam to Guatemala and debated representation among Great Powers. Paris reports the Peace Conference backed forming a League of Nations open to civilized nations, with a permanent secretariat and a drafting committee to shape functions and constitution.
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Paris
Peace Conference
League of Nations
Eace
Amanent Organisatmn
Micetinga
League
Russian Situation Recognition of the Soviet
London cabling reports President Wilson drafted the Conference stance on the Russian revolution but the Allies accept its existence after ten months. If Bolsheviks resist, Allied military aid to Poland may be considered, with Marshal Foch urging action to secure peace by May. A Paris wireless note says League of Nations proposals were sent January 22 but no reply yet received.
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London
Parlin
Daily Express
Wilson
George
Evening Stardard
Poland
Foch
Wessage
Paris
League of Nations
al Aagasian
Paris Conference Clarity on Disarmament Plan Through Ten Delegates
Paris telegraph reports the peace conference now clear in method with five powers using ten delegates to craft resolutions for plenary sessions. The informant says League of Nations talks progress satisfactorily and disarmament would begin with German armies. Russia’s issue produced a unanimous decision aided by Seavanniuss evidence and Wilson’s plan gains French support.
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Paris
Joseph Conkaml
Joseph Ward
Hughes
Siam
Guitaua
London
Uy Telegraph
League of Nations
Gierman
Nowiee
Russia
Wamaws Moral Victory Strengthens the League
The Daily News notes a moral victory that cements Wamaws in its true place within the conference. The ruling is seen as boosting confidence and good will across the broader region, highlighting the value of surrounding territory and the war’s perceived progress.
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Ney
The Conquered Territories Open Discussion On Messopotamis and Palestine
A leakedWire report outlines Britain’s stance on Mesopotamia Palestine and German colonies deferring disposal to the League of Nations. The note suggests mixed reception with vigorous opposition anticipated in some quarters despite unofficial status.
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London
Palestine
League of Nations
Adda
Melbourne ministers conference ends after five days
Mr Watt, replying to a vote of thanks, voiced disappointment with many conference results. He noted the Commonwealth could not mold Gorecambae minds as desired but expected greater finality on key issues. Watt will meet State reps tomorrow to discuss repatriation, public works, loans, and special Tasmanian and Western Australian finance needs.
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Melbourne
Wat
Watt
Tasmania
Western Australia
Miners and engineers resume Clyde position unchanged
British industrial disputes report that employees at 91 coal mines are returning to work and expected to be fully employed by Monday. Engineers hold mass meetings. most remain out but may resume. Trade unions and workers back the plan to strike Monday for a 40 hour week and for absorbing demobilised soldiers.
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Mopany
London
Clyde
British Industrial Unrest Threats Weaken Dairies and Coal
Dairymen threaten to withhold milk supplies unless price increases are granted. Additional coal shipments in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire were delayed on Friday. The Clyde area remains tense with unresolved disputes but workers have not united. union officials have disavowed the action of employees and say large Clyde establishments will stay at work pending guidance.
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London
Nottinghamshire
Derbyshire
Clyde
Policemen's Union Threatens Action Over Midland Rail Way Inquiry
The Policemen's Union warns of drastic action if an inquiry into Midland Railway policemen is granted before Monday. The union demands reinstatement pending inquiries. The Home Office told the union the Government does not recognise its authority.
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London
Policemen’s Union
Home Office
Strikes in Germany Halt Public Services and Railways
chaotic scene in Hamburg as public services and rail traffic grind to a halt amid strikes. references to Amaterium, Sestrienasstein, and Rextin Tas suggest disruption, with darkness and tension in streets and a city-wide impact on postal and telephone networks.
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Germany
Amaterium
Sestrienasstein Rextin
Milly
Bospamls
Martial
Hamburg
Nila
WEST AUSTRALIAN TURF MEETING RACING RESULTS
At Perth January 27 the ATC meeting produced fast results across jumpers and flat events. Kalamunda Handicap saw Kalamunda win as odds favored with Blue Fusia second in the Serpentine and other noted runners including Irish Knight and Mannequin in armada le than distances. Geradton team visit featured a friendly gate match with detailed singles results and Dan Gleason style play, ending with Mingenew dominating the nets and games.
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Perth
Cap
Palizade
di We
Armadale
le Lac
Lord Tottendal
Struggle in Russia Evacuate Petrograd Without Fight
London reportage cites a Stockholm telegram from Trotsky stating Bolshevists must evacuate Petrograd without fighting after a northern front defeat. About 60,000 Petrograd workers have been striking since January 16, supplies are gone, Trotsky relocates headquarters to New The Teed Guards and Bolshevik forces retreating from Karelia endure food shortages.
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London
Stockholm
M. Trotsky
Bolshevists
Petrograd
Trotsky
Teed Guards
Karelia
Soferin
German Elections Describe Socialist Lead With No Clear Majority
A Bern report says Majority Socialists lead in Württemberg and Baden but lack an absolute majority. Republicans hold swing power, leaning toward the Socialists. Bavaria shows Bischner’s party at the bottom. Coalition forms between Majority Socialists and Republican Democrats in a novel list system.
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London
Berne
Wurtumberg
Baden
Bavaria
Bischner
Exel Mele
Tes
Gertim
A.emomine
Mmnenet
Majesty Socialists
Victoria District Turf Club Meets Amid Fair Weather
At the Victoria District Turf Club meeting yesterday fine weather aided a well attended event. Trials featured Little Jim in the Pony Race and a series of races with close finishes. results included Carraade defeating Richhaven in the Foundation Handicap by a length and a quarter, and Myarra winning the Farmers Plate by two and a half lengths. Officials and stewards managed the day as patrons enjoyed the program with betting activity noted on several races.
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Dom Geraldton
Otaliator
Jim
Mom. Quain
Zamvelis
Patmia
S. J. Barges
A. E. Grant
Veco
Mesas W. McK. Firant - Grant
J. Terma
M. O. 5. Mackenzie
N. Barlett
J. Eliott
J. Brown
G. E. Moseley
M. Quain
E Clark
Madi M. ‘Mackenzie
I. Ter
Bie S. Maddy
J Sewell
MD J
J. Brow Bartlett
Air X
Scales
Mrs. O'Neil
Mills and Trundeg
Hemsted
Boyd
Than
Mra
BP. Rocx
Carraade
Whelan
Richhaven
Hutchinson
Dreary Dawe
Godfrey
Lady Biddy
Tate
Jeagiha
Eve
Tete
Cultawarrie
Pivtol Pete
Nuodu Boy
Gauleve Laas
Price
Lock Ae
Ani
Tote
Be. Bs
Sangre Eneasegaed
RN Sine
Erie
Hay
Myarra
Carraiade
Ureylands
Endere for the Purchams and Removal Deer Tae
Fragmented notice detailing land removal and property actions at Plant's Yard and nearby blocks. Mentions 1019 Lot L, Ham ilford Street and associated figures, with unclear names and dates. Edges of the text suggest legal or auction language but data is unreadable.
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Endere
Jasvany
Plant
Hamilford Street
Gereldum Cole Palace Change of management notice
Public notice that RS Howell informs residents of Gerahtina and tog districts she has taken over the Gereldum Cole Palace from Mrs Bourgoin and will maintain the previous staff and appointments, promising steady operation and continued service.
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RS. Howell
Gerahtina
Tog Districts
Gereldum Cole Palace
Bourgoin
Protestant Federation Protest Among Tuccmans January Sixth
A fragment notes a Protestant Federation protest planned or underway in Tucmsns on January 6th with unclear details and possible figures. The readable text emphasizes an organized religious assembly and public demonstration activities.
Wealth Military Porse Tender Notice From Australia
Irregular OCR fragment lists wealth military porse items and locations for tender, noting offices and storage areas at Narngulu and nearby railway station. Further particulars may be obtained under tender requirements.
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Orig
Chopene
Chapmee
Durlacher Strest
Rtelege
Uwwo
Ouskasra
Narngulu
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League of Nationa
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Sania
Robert Borden
Britain
Wer
ORIA
MR Watt
Policemen's Union
Spartacus
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ATC
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Anderson
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CL Sinclair
Broad
Bailey
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Ote
Martinier
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Shepheard
Heood
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Kron
Fats Dailey
Heong Bet
Maiterl Morgner
Fits Keily
Ad Shepheard
Tir
Henad
Huge
Ay Varaldten
Nets
AL Acts
Bolsheviks
Vietaris Hotel
Ms Acrid
Atetion
Victoria District Turf Club
Glenfield
Wax Farm
Tims
Twin
Rue Mace
Litelé Fim
G. Cream
Firefly
J. Cream
Ie Flirt
Botan
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the Protestant Federation
Jamaary
Victoria Motor Works
Croselay
Regina
Overlard
Ford
Volcary
Supmosea
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Horrock
Prc
Urey
Straw Boye
Carter & CO
the People’s Drapers
Marine Terrace
Geraldton City
ANT
Roewetel
Atary
Sth Military District
Pablo
Clim
Citizen Forces
Derrs
Bagara
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Promatic
Leege Ping
BMW
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Pitas
EMY and Mary Stores
Feee
L. Macey
Palais
Chie
Garnish
Framers Rising
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Heesh
Mattorne
Oyproof
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Reuwreraente
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Doman
Senatea
Fitzpatrick 'S Co
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Wien
Merll
Lore Paina
Cantela's
Mataril
Ivestone Diamood
Valhalls Beach
Northampton
Lazier Paper
Gomis, Withers
Dewey
Bartlett
Roy Conenik
Aisioees
Bool Bie
Andrews
Bullett
Tee Bangs
Wia
A. Wuortward
Q and B. Locke
Bardian
F. ‘A. Woodward
Late
EL. Locke
Gilson & Ls
Hen Mac
Howell
Ierakdtan Celfor
Victor
W. Keeley
Snowdon
Tanlor
Suveion
Bogle Bros
King’s Theatre
Mary Pickford
Arterart
Princess
Dalgety & Company, Limited
Stason
Ecam
Dalgety & Company, Limited, Premier Wool Selling’ Brokers OF
Australagar
F. A. Woodward
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