Cables Report Hawker and Grieve Rescue and Return
London reports detail Hawker and Grieve transferred to a destroyer after a Mary transit and later aboard the Revenge en route to London. A separate fault in a circulation pipe caused a mishap near Thurso Bay with Hawker and Sieve in the water for about ninety minutes.
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Hawkers early flight experiences and prize notes
From the Daily Mail prize news to Hawker and Grieve earning a £5000 consolation prize, the report outlines a £10,000 offer for a crossing record and details Newfoundland to Portugal distances totaling 2045 miles. It also covers Hawker’s origins and companions, and touches on Japan’s wartime recognition of Bolshevik Russia as a potential shift in Allied policy and possible Mongolian suzerainty under Japan.
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Concentration Angfors Report From London May
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Turning Point of the War Introduction of Tanks
New York May 15 The New York powertin correspondent interviews von Ludendort who says the Allies due to the tank won the war He would not concede the United States alteration of the outcome Germany would have won more tanks and increased war material U boat warfare was necessary bringing England to economic collapse but not drawing the United States into the war The United States would have entered in any case I am willing to join a tribunal of inquiry to vindicate the Fatherland ADMIRAL KOLTCHAT S THANKS Koltchat in a letter to that Chief speaks appreciation of Britain’s aa
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Federal ships contract eyed for Britain and America
Melbourne telegrams report that the Commonwealth plans negotiations for the construction of large steel steamers in Great Britain, with strong likelihood that the United States will secure some of the vessels.
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Sydney Flood Deluges Hit Randwick Course
Heavy rains flood Sydney with over 18 inches falling in 26 days. Randwick course submerged, tracks under water and racing barred today. City struggles with flooding as sheets of water blanket streets.
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Peace Conference Opinion Shifts in German Merchants
Copenhagen May 26 reports public sentiment in Germany, especially among merchants and business men, swinging toward favoring the signing of the Treaty as the sole method to end commercial and industrial stagnation.
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Germans Engineer Secrets to Undermine Britain in Belgium
A Geneva correspondent for the Daily Chronicle reports that German statesmen seek to mislead ally obligations, foster Bolshevism in Belgium, and isolate the British Army. The piece warns of a secret plot to weaken Allied forces and press German indemnities as provisional claims.
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Brisbanes Curtailed Bread Supply Amid Severe Telephonic Spread
A Brisbane area report notes a serious spread of illness causing curtailment of bread distribution due to difficulties in communication and supply lines. Local authorities urge calm as services adjust.
Geraldton City Band inspires with strong vocal and solo numbers
The Geraldton City Band drew a large audience as A R Johnson delivered a rich baritone and Les Cartwright showcased mastery. Misa Tierney impressed as accompanist with solo work, while calls to expand the band and equip youths with instruments spark discussion on guiding promising local musicians.
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Ipswich Railway Workshop Report Amid Epidemic
A Ipswich railway workshops report notes fatigue and illness linked to an epidemic. Deaths have occurred and condition updates come from Melbourne and Sydney reports. Dr Atkinson says no new developments in a young woman’s illness tied to the Great Western express.
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Maritime Dispute Sparks Police Control at Melbourne Wharves
Authorities and strikers clash over who runs the Melbourne wharves as police establish stations at 7 20 am and the Marrawah steamer halts at 6 pm. Loyalists work under protection while strikers show limited aggression, signaling likely royalist duties resuming tomorrow amid tensions and a looming coal shortage.
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Apathy at Sea Meeting Delays Proceedings
Incessant rain hinders a nightly gathering as seamen and Druids struggle to proceed. The chair, Bro G, presides while Wathersy, recently raised, is absent or unwell, and attendees show apathy during the compulsory ballot event.
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Doorswarrah Biation Public Notice Appears in Local Tron
A fragmentary public notice from Wan ALOETY & COMPANY LIMITED cites an auction or sale action directed by Mmn Janes eee of Doorswarrah Biation. It references further particulars to be advertised or obtained from a company contact in Gaa Public Aietice Sig aretanded. The incomplete text points to a forthcoming announcement and formal details.
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Recruits Push to Join New Army of Occupation
Morning crowds gather outside Whitehall recruiting office as many young men seek enlistment in the new occupation force. A recruitment official notes more applicants daily than in prewar times, with about 80 percent around 18 years old and some under military age eager to join despite limited roles. Many applicants say they want to wait for Germany to see what happens, while others seek the opening in service.
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