Germany's Chief Peace Delegate Attitude Under Fire
London May 9 German peace delegate Count Brockdorff Rheingrube faced sharp criticism for his demeanor at the draft of the Peace Treaty ceremony. Spectators labeled his speech insolent while praising the victors for their perceived equality. He asserted Germany would bear responsibility for the war yet demanded fair terms, stating that Germany must share in guilt and hold its own as a wounded nation.
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London
Count Brockdorf
Gil
Germany
Indemnity Installment Details Between Germany and Allies
A fragment notes that Germany pays the first instalment of an indemnity. It mentions Greece, Australia, and a large sum perhaps 140,000,000 in some currency, indicating postwar reparations negotiations. No clear dates or official institutions are identified in the readable text.
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Germany
Australia
Reception of Terms in Germany Stuns Public
Latest wires report that terms in Germany provoke a stunned reaction among the people as General Ludendorff mimics Mr Hoover amid chatter about the fate of Danzig and other colonies. The Daly Chronicle notes delays in three days and describes tensions as diplomacy unfolds.
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Germany
Dantzig
Gane
German delegates debate terms for rebuilding economic life
German delegates state that a treaty enabling Germany to rebuild its economic life is essential. Herr Yimisbert says Germany can only accept a pact that allows economic recovery. Guisbert notes the delegation will propose counter offers on the maximum terms Germany can concede.
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Yimisbert
Germany
Austrian Terms Navy to Be Wiped Out
News brief notes Austria plans decisive action against the navy, signaling a broad disarmament move. Authorities outline intent to dismantle naval forces and replace them with defensive measures amid evolving regional tensions. No casualty figures disclosed.
Racial Question Indignation in Japan Newspapers
In Japan criticism rises over national policy amid protests and editorials. Local and foreign observers note persistent tensions, with journalists urging restraint and clarity as ethnic and regional issues surface in reporting.
Fragmented OCR Confused Political Outburst
A garbled OCR text fragment references Germany, Austria, Japan, and Anglo Saxon terms. It appears as a nonsensical political vent with unclear subjects and smeared phrases, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable figures.
Telegrams Propose Exchange of Seats in WA Assembly
Perth May 9 The Varmers and Settlers' Association have revived a proposal to exchange seats between Mr A N Piesse in the Legislative Assembly and Premier (Sir) Colebatch in the Council.
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Perth
Varmers and Settlers’ Association
A. N. Piesse
Legislatve
Lr Colebatch
Fremantle Dispute Sees Parties United on Wharf Settlement
A fragmentary report notes Fremantle harbor tensions and a dispute over settlement terms. It indicates no party objected to the proposed agreement and hints at a stalemate or unsettled sentiment among involved groups.
Fremantle Turmoil Ends as Police Restore Order After Wharf Clash
May Day unrest in Fremantle escalated from a mob at the wharf to a battle between volunteers, workers, and police under Fremantle Bridge. The Premier and Inspector Sehinges brokered a truce, promise of calm, and the crowd dispersed. Casualties and property damage were limited, but prices for commodities spiked as supply dwindled amid ongoing trouble and tragic local deaths loomed over the week.
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Petembathe
Tepan
Fremastle Bridge
Alves
Sehinges
Ap Sree
Anf
Perth
Fremantle
Otic
Brown
Karrakatta
Xied Wou
Blackemill
North West
West
Inquest Opened Into Fremantle Wharf Death
An inquiry opened by Coroner E F Domley into the death of Thomas Charles Edwards, a jeaper, who died from injuries suffered during a last Sunday wharf conflict. Identification was later tendered by Frank Rowe, secretary of the Fremantle Lumper? union, as the hearing was adjourned to the sixteenth of the month.
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Perth
Fremantle
Mir E. F. Domley
Thomas Charles Edwards
Jeaper
Frank Rowe
Fremantle Lumep- Mion
Embreg
Premier Colebatch to address Settlers' Association meeting
Perth May 10 The Premier Mr Colebatch declined to comment on an action by the Settlers' Association. The matter would be considered at a party meeting on Tuesday.
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Perth
Colebatch
and Settlers’ Association
Struggle of Munich Communists Amid Government Advance
Reported in Berlin that Munich Communist resistance remains desperate with women joining the fight. Communists killed several hostages as Gött troops tightened control, holding three strong points in the city.
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London
Berlin
Uiuul
Goi
Resumption of Work After Lampers Pick Up
The first pickup of lampers under pre t i7 conditions began at 8 yesterday with distances described. North Went tet ers Minderoo started work promptly. Police and workers reached the Bettage scene just before 3 o’clock yesterday. Two vessels in quarantine carried substantial food supplies, about 11,000 acres of batter and cheese aboard, with aims to supply the state for five to six weeks.
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Perth
Lampers
Gisa
Fragmented OCR note on butter supply and timing
An unclear OCR fragment mentions butter and a train service or delivery timing. Readable parts indicate a hoped supply difference and possible schedule notes but concrete facts, dates, or entities are not identifiable. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent event or subjects.
Geraldton Football Association Meeting at Freemasons Hotel
A Geraldton Football Association meeting was held at the Freemason’s Hotel with President A Mesdowcrott in the chair. Delegates Ward Webb Green and Findhey attended. central umpire applicants L Shepheard and F Huma were considered. The association decided to affiliate with the WA Football League and suspend a rule due to difficulties in securing a suitable unit.
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Hieraldton Fantaly Association
Freemason’s
A Mesdowcrott
Messrs Ward
Nevers
Webb
Eri. Eades
Green and Findhey
Railene
Messrs L- Shepheard
F. Huma
Iain
Yy Tae
WA. Football League
Securisg “Uniturme
Greenough Farmers Club to Stage October Show
A Farmers Club meeting on race night notes October 15 as the club show date and reports the club’s finances as sound with 57 members financially attached. Grounds leased to J Wiley with protections. President L Duncan urges solvent footing and thanks supporters as prize lists and building improvements are planned. Also mentions welcome home arrangements for returned soldiers May 5 and May 16 social events in Catherine's Hall. Mr M J Logue back from illness, reappointed to local boards.
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Farmers’ Club
Dirs J. Wiley
L. Duncan
Road Board
Red Crow
Catherine's Hall
M. J. Logue
Rowd
Amt Health Authority
Vermin Board
Med. PF Cones
Geraldton Open Air Meeting Sparks Jumpers Dispute
A Geraldton open air meeting on the wharf trouble led by S. M. Rocke MLA drew a large crowd but claims of broad business backing are disputed. Resolutions supported jumpers and promised funds, while observers estimate only a small minority attended. Donations raise the total to about £20, with Labour movement influence questioned.
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Tie Ence
Tian
Aldton
Her
Geraldton
S. M
Rocke
M.L.A
8. M. Rocke
A.C. Macey
T. W. Drew
Hocke
Suy Rte
Labouris
Pneumonic influenza cases rise in eastern states
Fresh eastern cases reported as pneumonic influenza climbs to 165 new infections in Sydney on May 9 with twelve deaths. Brisbane also reports one death and several new cases. Hospitals house about 1500 patients.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Chrysanthemum Show Draws Large Crowds at Town Hall
Chrysanthemum Show at the Town Hall drew big Thursday and Daley evenings crowds. Wesley Church supporters celebrate another success with strong flower displays and brisk sales. Musical items by local groups added to the event’s appeal as Geraldton City Beach provided entertainment.
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Daley
Wesley Church
Geraldton City
Beac
Origé
Citty
Wilte Pealey Chapman
Buerees Oeste
Cacer
Jean Langdon
Mally Jennings
Unter
Tom Aljen
Oder
Edual Ruaver
Eos Kidd
Weswaa
Jack Day
Land Bale at Rooms Marine Terrace Auctions
Land sale notice states Friday auction at Marine Terrace rooms under mortgages. MacRenzie Co receives instructions from mortgagees to offer property as per Title Vol. 71 and Mortgages Ward. Marianne a Ca Auctionsen.
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T Rooms Marine Terrace
Mgaten
Sasa AT
Fon Ais Po
Macreszie & CO
Yenitien Seberbas
Ues
Marianne
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