Greek Turkish reparations crisis probes three paths
Reports from Tavasanne London and Zondos indicate Greece and Turkey hold firm on indemnity talks with options including arbitration or war. Allies push for peace as Greeks mass in Thrace, while British ships move to Dardanelles and Prime Minister Baldwin is named in a political reshuffle.
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Remarkable Moscow Demon Demonstration
A Soviet Government organized demonstration in Moscow on May 7 featured a bizarre parade through the city. A large figure dressed as Curzon wore a silk hat and ragged clothes while chains hung from it, and a group distributed leaflets amid shouted anti Carson slogans at Tr erskey Square.
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Majer Sy
Lord Carson
Trerskey Square
Carson
Russia's Reply to Britain Concedes All Demands
May 2 report from Tandon notes the Husian reply to the Beitiah note delivered to Lord Curzon in London. The reply shows Britain is pressed to peace and humanity, insisting a breach would harm such outcomes.
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Tandon
Lord Curzom
London
Startling Adventures On Arctic Ice Conditions Reported
May 32 reports startling adventures as Atlantic riders recount record breaking ice formations in Arctic waters. A 20 mile broad and six feet thick ice sheet is noted with a Pacific liner breaking through it at high speed. Scores of jagged icebergs appear as occasional dangers in sight. Local conditions stem from an unusually mild winter, delaying typical June ice formation.
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Jewbergs
Pope commissions portrait for benefactor after painting
In Rome on May 21 the Pope viewed a reburied painting and, pleased, invited the artist to paint a portrait honoring a benefactor. The event marks continued admiration for the viewer's earlier biblical works and hints at future royal or noble recognition.
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Seteiao
Rome
Uproar Over Inula Guard Clash in Manila
Report from Manila describes a deadly clash between Inula constabulary and armed assailants believed to be religious fanatics. Witnesses say attackers claimed immunity and fired on officers, triggering a fatal confrontation with multiple casualties.
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Delegates and Events
Readable parts describe a 19 speaker delegation including Mr Yeates in a Beodigo setting. Mentions of Mason and a crime accusation against a friend Vivian appear amid garbled phrases and scattered names. No clear dates or places emerge from the damaged text.
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Beodigoan
Yeston
Mason
Melie
Vivian
Franco
Silent Voyage Seeks Elinor off Hunolohe
Messages from Fremantle report Franesca on May 20 amid ninety days of silence. A gravest female entertainment? The schooner Elinor remains missing after the crew set out from Newenath, Australia bound for Hunolohe, with an aid party dispatched for search.
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Newenath
Australia
Hunolohe
Ta r m w a y s t h re a t e n e d b y e m p l o y e e s
Telegrams from Perth report tramway tensions between employees and the Tramway Boards, signaling threatened action. In Melbourne the premiers debate finance and taxation proposals with divergence between Commonwealth and States on income tax and per capita payments.
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Tramway Boards
Melbourne
Ganst
Commonwealth
Bay Line To Be Retained Reportedly
The ministry decides to retain the Bay Line venture to preserve Commonwealth life, despite opposition from Mr Bence and other Federal Cabinet members to trading it. The plan calls for continuing the project with a cautious approach and a report on its status.
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Melbourne
Bence
Commonwealth Life of
Pizamorn
New South Wales Mine Closures Stay Till Strike Ends
The mine owners in New South Wales announce a continuation of mine closures until workers return. They expect the dispute to last about three weeks and plan to resume only under owners conditions. The stalemate follows ongoing strikes with limited field operations continuing.
Miners Council Talks Stall With Northern Oval Owners Melbourne May 23
Fresh developments report no new negotiations between the Council of the Mine Federation and the Northern Oval Owners over Maitland federation. The Miners' Council seems to move only with the Taliesin as the levy funds support for seminore and their families.
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The
Minere’ Federation
Northern Oval
Maitland Fed
Canning Park Meets Western Australia Acceptances
Racing notes list acceptances for Canning Park meets in Perth on Saturday with events including Wordle Race and Armadale Handicap. Entries feature Manlio, High Hand, Warframe, Golden Knight, Robin Sir, Maria, Rockette, Silver Lassie and others across hurdles and plate events.
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Menineitios
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Gool Court
Mercile
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Threave
Sparel
Lochiel's Relection May 22 Telephone System Complaint
A reader recounts repeated failed calls to a purported telephone system number between 7 30 and 8 15 on Monday. The message describes wrong numbers, a rude response, and a claim that subscribers are charged for incorrect numbers. The letter accuses the department of waste and misdirected charges in the metropolitan area.
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Gascoyne
Wes
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Agein
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Hart
Beating the Australians Maclaren Suggests Training
A. C. Maclaren argues coaches should train lip seldamen for cudaty trams to improve length bowling and ship catering to beat Australia. He cites wet wickets and notes English bowlers like Mulley and Armstrong Teft performing poorly on rain affected pitches. Queensland's marble service at Ulam Rockhampton is mentioned in passing.
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Mmm Lip Seldamen
Maclaren
H. Ellington
Oxford
Lancashire
Merreenfle Hon
Nottinghaw
Armstrong Te
Mulley
Geraldtex Football Association Meets Amid Clearances and Debates
The Geraldtex Football Association held a meeting with full delegate attendance. Clearances were approved for multiple players transferring between clubs. Medals for most improved player and seating for the Kixturen event were discussed. Committees and registration forms were set for the second round start, with umpire appointments and eligibility clarifications noted.
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Geraldtex
Asocia- Vina
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Ramsey
Lloyd Futhore
Buveryy Nen
Rovers
John Ed. ‘Wisby
Coasybrook
Bei
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Ro Higgie
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Premiership Round One Sees Narrow Wins At Turrow Town
In Saturday action the premiership opener concluded with tense matches as AuePrticion and Thistion Town secured pivotal results. The outcomes position them for the next phase with hopes of advancing.
Russian Church feud over dignity and clerical rights
An article reports a crisis within the Russian Orthodox Church as Bishop Vedensky condemns honoring Rockefeller over Christ, urging adherence to church doctrine and addressing clerical eligibility for widowed priests and emeritus clergy amid internal strife.
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