Repressive Belgian Measures Raise Tensions
Reports from London dated January 25 describe German troops attacking Belgian sentries at Mual near Huer, shooting and wounding several. Belgian authorities announce three months of curfew and will shoot anyone on the streets after six. Armored cars patrol cities as an unnamed German officer, who killed a Belgian sentry, is said to have died escaping across the Lippe. Family members of the attacker are imprisoned. The Daily Chronicle notes German leaders arrested.
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Mual
Huer
Fermany
Batines
Iarge
Ber
Berta
Dpe
London
Jane
Paria
Daily Chronicle
Buer
Lippe
To Be Continued A Ray of Hope
Fragmentary OCR notes reference President Cuno speaking at Kouigs il about continued resistance in this rule as long as it served Germany, with Britain and Italy not prepared to follow Frunze unconditionally.
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Bortiy
Jame
Cuno
Kouigsil
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Frunze
Duke of Devonshire May Seek New State Role
A Daily Chronicle lobbyist says the Duke of Devonshire may quit the Colonial Office before the Imperial Conference and seek a different state role. The Chronicle adds he could back Lord Roning if he cannot complete his form at the Luli Ofte. The report appears amid cabinet changes and denials from other sources.
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Lomaymyomy
Chroniqian
Duke of Devonshiry
Colonial Office
Chronicle
Duke of Devonshire
Roning
Memorial clash in Saxony leaves two dead and twenty five hurt
Nationalists and Communists clashed at a memorial gathering in Eilveben Saxony during the unveiling of a statue for Dr Stutheway. The disturbance caused two fatalities and twenty five serious injuries as police struggled to restore order.
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Asermn
Eilveben
Saxony
Stutheway
West Australia Parliament Opens July 26
Perth July 25 Premier Sir James Mitchell announced a proclamation for the opening of the law section of Parliament on Thursday the 26th. He could not yet indicate the scope of the government’s proposed legislative programme.
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Perth
Sir James Mitchell
James
Death of Berk Allen Neil at Fremantle Hospital
The death of Berk Allen Neil, 43, occurred at Fremantle General Hospital after a prolonged illness with unclear diagnosis. The body was taken to Fremantle for examination by Dr. Martell before a postmortem was performed and a burial order issued by RM Mr PL Gibbens. The deceased resided at 1497.
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Berk Allen Neil
Grveener Fritate Hospital
Fremantle
Paullar Sircamwtanece
Ian
Fremantle Morene
Martell
PL Gibbens
The Fremantle Tragedy Baldratius Fate
Cabinet this morning gave epilogue to the case of Elvio Baldrati recently sentenced to death for the murder of Maud Susan. Premier Mitchell later stated the decision on whether to let the law take its course had been deferred.
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Eposilera Fiom
Fihermma
Elvio Baldrati
Maud Susan
James Mitcberly
Victoria Surprise Divorce After 30 Years in Melbourne
Victoria reports Lucy Lawson of Camberwell secured a divorce from James Lawson an ex police constable. In 1808 Lawson left the force and the couple lost contact. After thirty years Lawson's sister invited Lucy to visit Sydney where she found the husband still present.
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Melbourne
Lucy Lawson
Camberwell
Jame Lawson
Laweon
Mra
Yayeon
Sydney
Bho
Tim
Prime Minister Denies Ban on Irish Immigrants
The Prime Minister Bruce states the Commonwealth has not imposed any ban on Irish immigrants amid claims of government restrictions. He rejects reports of immigration limits and affirms existing policy remains unchanged.
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Melbourne
Mr. Bruce
Commonwealth
New South Wales Big Tonnage Laid Up
A noted vessel or fleet figure in New South Wales reports a large tonnage laid up due to unspecified conditions. The brief entry indicates substantial cargo or ship capacity idle, signaling potential economic or port activity impact.
Miner Killed in Accident at St Morgan Mine
Bribase June 26 reports a miner named Bardsley killed in a mine incident at St. Morgan. Attendance at Nabawn Hall Saturday featured a twenty round boxing match between Toil McOwinnose and Jim Worthington for £15 plus £10 side wager. The bout ended in a draw after the full twenty rounds, referee J. Print noting general approval but few visible penalties. A rematch is expected in a few weeks.
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ST. Morgan Mine
Bribase
Um Bardsley
Nabawn Hall
Bank fraud shocks branch and leads to audit
A British Savings Bank branch was targeted by a young man who opened an account with £8 and later tried to withdraw £875 using a forged form. The teller, Miss Anderson, noted the balance appeared over £900 but the ledger revealed only the original payment. The scheme triggered an investigation with officers seizing the cheque and reviewing ledgers. authorities fear a larger fraud involving over £251,000, and two accomplices face inquiries after failing to report for duty.
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Brishase Street
Wtate Savings Bank
Anderson
Daily News
Mise Amdersom
Agewit
Jerriets
Melbourne Park racing thrills despite poor betting turnouts
Report of a windy but lively Belmont Park racing day with nine races. Jockey A Sibbritt rode three winners, his brother two, while Brown Flour triumphed in the hurdles as Loch Vie and Tartan Shroud fell. Dozens of bets and protests marked the meeting, with Doirun aiming for National Steeple in July and Boum Mayo gaining attention for jumps.
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Belmont Park
Brown Flour
Lochte
Tom Fam Chandler
Steel Nib
Loch Vie
Carty Deaih
Kixes
Padslott
Hin
Wan Ath
Ayrmny
Ben Borgia
Tiek Ahen
Thursoria
Brytiah
Way l
Stylish
Kinsworth
Vic. Pinks
Auyergne
Hay
Bunshine
P. A. Connolly
Earl Howard
Children's Hospital
Don Macdonall and Co
Shep
Mount Cosy
Gilly
Roseborn
Arbumade
Fred Coleman
St. Antom
Dorothy
G.N. Hurdies
Ahe
Moonee Valley
Oputeldey
Fortalix
Dave
Grant
Caulfield
TORN-SAPE ARRIVAL NEAR GERALDTON RELATES SCARE AND DELAY
The small steamer Torrens left Geraldton for Fremantle Monday of last week and ran into a long storm. Captain Foial and crew described sheltering as rain and wind battered the coast near Jurien Bay. They anchored at Jurien Bay Saturday morning, weather remaining severe with heavy rain. The ship faced no serious danger, and the crew noted the strong ground tackle and cables. Geraldton man Cliff Miller supervised plant removals aboard.
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Srestd
As Torres
Gershton
Fremantle
Vewel Bial
Foial
Newa
Gerakiian Om
Jurien Bay
Geraldton
API
Aye
Wrath- West
Usytai
Bell
Cliff. Miller
Compriard
Nated Bunion
Aun Mas
Mermier
Cave Girl coming to town with comic style show
A garbled ad hints at a Friday 10 am screening and a “Cave Girl” feature with Coleen Mew and Bag h offering a humor filled reel. It promises a family friendly entertainment with lines about devotion and suspense and urges attendance before the show.
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Min
Sinee
Public Notice of Business Sale and Durlacher Street Office
Haveing sold our butchering business effective June 30 we thank clients for support and trust continued. All outstanding accounts are solicited for prompt settlement at our new office in Durlacher Street near Mills and Altorfer. DREAM AND CO. Per A Prasater. Licenses 1923 1984 July 924 payable at the council office Eleanor Street Gerald MG.
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Haveing
Durlacher Street
Mills and Altorfer
Dream and CO
Corncil
Eleanor Street
Gerald
Geraldton Leaders Return From Midlands Trip
The Mayor G A Kempton and other officials arrived by morning train after a Midlands tour. Archbishop of Perth and Rural Dean attended events, while Druids opened a new lodge at Mullown Jest. Parliament members and a Federal Member returned to Fremantle aboard the Kangaroo after a voyage seen as pleasant and interesting.
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Geraldton
G. A. Kempton
Midlands
Thas Norning
Perth
Wise
H. W. June
United Amiout Order of Druids
W. Emertos
Mullown
Thay
Prine
Carson
Hoe Bay
Sim
Unser
Mia
Western
Licenses Due On July For Vehicle Taxes And Heavy Goods Fees
Upper Chapman Road Board notices licenses due July first and renewal required for motors and other vehicles. Failing to renew risks fines up to £3. Heavy goods operations carrying stone gravel lead timber incur heavy truck fees of 33 shillings per wheel in addition to ordinary license fees, with penalty up to £20.
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City Sporting Letter
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J. J. Kelly
Orphass of
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British and Foreign Bible Society
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