Bulgaria and Turkey clash report from Constantinople
London reports Bulgaria sent two commissioners to Constantinople to settle differences before the Conference of Powers. An exchange occurred between Turkish and Bulgarian troops with seventy Bulgarians and ten Turks killed. A second Bulgarian band was annihilated while attempting entry into Turkey. In the House of Commons the foreign affairs secretary refused to say whether warships of other nations would pass through the Dardanelles. Count Fraterkaxy told Austria to support a conference only if Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation discussions are omitted. At Belgrade King Peter chided the Crown Prince for intemperate remarks about Austria. The Prince left the meeting in protest, urging freedom for Servia.
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London
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Kecwil
Turkey
Athena
Central News Agescy
House of Commons
Allairn
Austria
Avetria
Rhs
Orientel
Servia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgrade
Peter
Amtris
Presidential Election Viewpoints From 1920 Era
The piece notes Democratic candidate W J Beyam predicting support from about 1.5 million unemployed in Eastern States. It also cites President Roonsvelt arguing a portion of educated voters will back socialist or improvised candidates.
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W. J. Beyam
United States
Roonsvelt
ODWILL TO JAPAN DURING FESTIVITIES AT YOKOHESA
Fragmentary OCR notes describe festivities at Yokohesa relating to the reception of the American field by the Japanese. The readable text hints at a ceremonial exchange or acknowledgment during a celebration period.
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Yokohesa
Work for Unemployed Prompts Shipbuilding Jobs
The government allocates orders for constructing battleships to provide employment. The initiative aims to funnel labor into heavy industry to reduce unemployment.
Election of a Judge Scandal Shocks Roosevelt
Investigations into the National Bank at Waynesburg reveal the bank spent 24 pounds on the blank side of ballots. President Roosevelt expresses shock and orders the trial of the chairman of directors.
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Lambes
National Bank
Waynesburg
Roosevelt
London County Council votes massive sum for public works
The London County Council allocates a large sum for works intended to provide employment. The Times reports the British Cabinet is split on whether unemployment relief should be pursued by legislation or administrative action.
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London County Council
London “Times
Electrical Supply Bill Grants London County Council Plant Purchase Power
London Oct C. A clause inserted in the London Electricity Supply Bill gives the London County Council ultimate power to purchase the company's plant. The Geraldton Guardian notes a postage rate of one shilling sixpence per annum for the newspaper, with a postal charge of sixpence if forwarded.
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London
London Electricity Supply
London County Council
Consolidating the South African Military Effort
London reports Britain seeks to consolidate South Africa's military forces ahead of withdrawal. A Pacific typhoon devastates Abtenoy causing extensive loss of life with thousands killed or missing.
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London
Great Britain
Soath Africa
Starraon
High Court Rules Surplus Revenue Act Constitutional
Melbourne telegram reports the High Court delivered judgment in the case against the State of New South Wales. It held a deduction of £160,000 lawful and that NSW had no preemptive right of action against the Commonwealth. Other Justices concurred. The Surplus Revenue Act was deemed constitutional.
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Melbourne
High Court
New South Wales
Melbourne Cup betting quotes and turf report
Melbourne on October 21 reports latest turf betting odds including Mooltas Pera and Post Toan and other runners. The field at Flemington is listed with furlong details and gallop results noting Pera leading in final stages and several horses pacing the mile track with varying indicators.
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Melbourne
Pera
Post “Toan
Sir Aymer
Alawa
Maranui
Lord Nolan
King's Cross
Cauleld
Salvatiora
Shera
The Thunderstorm Poem by Alice Bourse
A lyrical depiction of a thunderstorm unfolding from dawn to rest. Vivid imagery shows red skies, shimmering light, birds and lovers in a shaded vale, then winds and clouds erupting over the earth. The scene shifts to a violent storm, then quiets as the storm passes and nature resumes its tranquil mood.
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Alice Bourse
Lighter Vela and Feared Fire Orders Ahead
Fragmented OCR note mentions lighter vela and microbe bed imagery, a vapored crowd and a police style alert. It notes Fal lowfield and Co. moving to Abwolkos tomorrow morning and Venus beginning season operations on a lease with large orders for delivery services, suggesting higher production targets.
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Theamo Fedustry
Mesers
Fallowfield and Co
Ara Munlings
Venus
Imad
Forrest Defeat in No Confidence Debate Advances Edits
In the no confidence debate Sir Jake Forrest accused Mr Deakin of acting with the Labor Party calling them machine like and loyal. Sir John Forrest moved for approval which was decisively rejected by 61 votes to 7. The rest of
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Jake Forrest
Deakin
Labor Party
John Forrest
West Australia News and Remarks From Pember to Port Darwin
West Australia reports Patrick Pember’s fatal accident at the sod wall during a competition, with his mother and relatives watching. Premier emphasizes state rights amid discoveries of phosphate and 14 000 tons available north of Moore River. Governor General attends a government reception as unrest and labor tensions surface with British workers and allied forces. Rabbit incursions threaten farming land as Derby reports storm damage to patrol stations. Queensland’s premier foresees Port Darwin as future main mail port, while Cashedes spends £200,000 yearly in England to spark investment and immigration.
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Patrick
Pember
Hiss
Neweasile
Lemchoun
Moore River
Queesland
Port Derwin
Australia
Cased
England
Uncertain excerpt hints at horse lineage and value
Fragmentary OCR notes mention mares and pedigrees including Ellen, Makibes, Mesket, Frailty, and Helen Feackt. References to Mr. Foy, Amstralis, and G. G. Alamgh imply a horse stock discussion and a stated worth of a hundred gold coin equivalents in market context.
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Marion
Foy
Amstralis
Ellen
Makibes
Posch
Clary
Helen Feackt
Tte
G. G
Alamgh
Geraldton Slanders Spark Public Debate on Jews In Geraldton
A Geraldton correspondent of the Vmesning Herald belittles Jews mocking local leaders and buyers. The piece criticizes the town’s oversupply of sellers and sparse demand, calling provincial politics biased and urging fair policy despite hostile remarks.
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Geraldton
Vmesning Herald
Geraldtom
Marime Terrace
Guardian names and locations cited in historic note
The fragment references Guardian entities and persons including B Saal A J Davies W James and Mr Somes Hailes with mentions of Bayley Street and related items, indicating a partial archival note listing names and street references from a historical publication.
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Bularia
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Japan
Unemplo
United State Govwament
British Politics
South African Affairs
China
Abtenoy
Victoria
AU Flemington
Momobel
Demet
Lord Noles
Inia
West Australia
G Ganeral
Government House
Newton Moore
Polen
Derby
Joral
Great Southern Sea
Department
P. Stow
Mr. Stose
Advertinemerte
WAC
E. Grimish, Marian Terese
Warrur
Presbyterian Church
Sasomo
Me Ie Poe
Public Works Contract
Oman
Oswell’s
Hongmen
Frank GE
EEN & CG
Durlacher Street
Geraldton Show
B. Grimish, Girman, Petal
A. H. Mountain &. Wholesale Grocers
Wine Xp Spirit Peal and Produce Merchants
Wortham
Stanslay
ENO Forest Amd Grenus Champagre
Elyboute
WEW
Eealand Insurance
FIEE
Busy Bee Store
Jnlee
Mylene
A. T. Davies
P.M. Steggall
W. Wliseberg
The
Guardian
Maria Obtaived
HH. Nathan
Scideus
Marine Terrace
Oliver's Clothing
Masonic Hall
Marine Termce
Geraldo
A.S. Kent
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