Fresh Shocks Hit Tokio After Japan Quake
A New York Times despatch reports fresh shocks and a new volcano near Tokyo after the Japan earthquake. Fires spread rapidly as buildings burned and panicked residents fled. The dispatch notes fires, collapsed structures, and continued tremors as relief crews work amid widespread damage.
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Japan
Tokio
Lorhes
New York
Bejiember
Su Sivan
Hokiog Anak
Rene Ra
Pho Tal
Empress of Australia Disaster Reported At Port City Quay
Fragmented survivor accounts describe a deadly event near the Empress of Australia as a collapse or explosion caused chaos on the quay. Mentioned are bodies, damaged hulls, and confusion among American, British, and Japanese officials aboard a vessel.
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Agen
Uhr
Pecmineinn
Japan May Offer Financial Aid to Help Economy
A correspondent reports Japan could provide financial assistance through banking channels. The Finance Minister is discussed as seeking foreign guidance and training for economic policies.
Yokohama Fire Devastates City Amid Frenzied Escape
A special correspondent reports Yokohama, Japan, left in ruins after a vicious fire. Streets are choked with debris while residents attempt to flee falling structures and burning embers. One notable escape involved a woman sliding from a second story window to safety below.
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Yokohama
Tokio
Jena
Howe
Ut & Howe
TORIO STATION FIRE AND FATALITIES REPORTED
An East wind drove flames at a wartime depot in Japan causing many deaths and a chaotic stampede as the crowd fled. The disaster description notes intact railway structures and large clothing depots, with casualties estimated around thirty thousand in the gruesome account.
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Japan
Relief fund contributions in Australia and Japan aid
Fragmentary text notes Australia’s relief fund progress dated September 11 with references to contributions, values of goods totalling £180,000, and arrangements in Melbourne to dispatch large quantities. Mentions Japan and Malhowrne with unclear details.
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Australia
Melbourne
International inquiry notes Greek ambassador dispute unresolved
Paris reports a conference note citing demands from the ambassadors about port salutes, cabinet attendance, and ceremonial duties. It mentions potential financial penalties and Greek fury while indicating further telegrams are awaiting details from the Neier line.
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International Inquiry
Paris
Ambasmatore
Grose
Piraeus
Stalleneet
Ilelegaty
Shell
Neier Telegram
Saad
The Ruhe Occupation Report From Eupron
September 4 report from Herrtin notes Luyorial Heanentie Mouneit adopting an important measure reducing expenditure on the Habe highttan adbenlutyr and mucin. Distillation of many dairies for this purpose will be run by government members and Furious political and economic bullies with dictatoriat powers.
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Eupron
Fry Herrtin
Urmston
Franco German Understanding Threatens Central Europe
A fragmented report from London outlines a Franco German clash over peace terms. It says Germany seeks continued control of the Rhineland and Central Europe, warning that failure to reach an accord could endanger the entire European balance.
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London
de. Sollmank
Germany
Uibe
International Women's League of Peace and Liberty
Eagwis
Solleass
Fenchet
Central
Europe
Ube
Rhineland
Alkait
Friends of Peace
German Delegates to Paris Seen in Major Accord Talks
Lendon September 10 Central News notes the German Cabinet plans to send representatives to Paris with uncertainty over concessions Germany might offer to end its resistance. Direct negotiations between France and Germany are believed imminent.
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Lendon
Paris
Germany
France
German Chancellor Seeks Favorable Talks With France
London reports show the German chancellor pressing hard for negotiations with France this week amid a hopeful mood in the balance of power. An American traveler named Charles Toth recently completed a Channel crossing from Cape Uriaca to Dover, delivered in under 20 hours, slightly faster than a rival journey 18 hours prior.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Weya
France
Charles Toth
Cape Uriaca
Dover
Toth
Tirbaushi
Egyptian government suppresses Egyptian news paper
London and Cairo report suppression of a new daily newspaper amid government opposition. The proprietor challenged authorities but suppression proceeded, raising questions about press freedom and competition in the region. Separately, cricket statistics and a maritime disaster update record casualties and ongoing salvage efforts near the Arguello Light after the liner Cube incident.
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London
Cairo
Wreck of Pacific liner reported near Humla
Message from Santa Barbara states the Pacific liner sank Cuba area. Relief vessels find no trap at the wreck site. Casualty list unchanged. Survivors taken aboard the destroyer and landed under naval discipline near Humla.
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Vanncouver
Santa Barbara
Milliagr
Cuba
Veenery
Lami
Naval Jistiplae
Humla
22 Treasury Officials Dismissed in Civil Service Shakeup
A telegram dated September 11 reports 22 Treasury officers dismissed from civil service. The move curbs permanent and temporary staff, with no evident change in the Treasury’s operations. No broader cabinet reshuffle noted.
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Herth
Treasury
Sowe
Nm Grewe
Suto Department
New South Wales Sergeant Shot by Constable
A Bathumet sensation reports a New South Wales sergeant being shot by a constable. The incident details remain unclear with sparse coverage in the readable text.
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New South Wales
Constable
First License Filed for Wireless Service in New South Wales
A Sydney firm Varner and Co Ltd seeks a license for wireless communication services in New South Wales. The filing marks the first license request in the region, presented to the Postmaster for approval.
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Aydney
Varner and Co. Ltd
Boice Bees Gram
Fox Brownesoting Wireless
New Howth Wales
Minister's tax-free scheme offer stalls at 100000 ask
A minister discussed a tax exemption scheme offering to unseal a plan for free tax status. The inventor demanded 100000 pounds, insisting the scheme be free of taxation and open for one week while Treasury officials raise objections.
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Cepeemuvry
Lawis
Wenrae
Treaunoor Sa
Gloaming retirement hopes dampen Spring plans
Hyuacy reports September 1 says the famous Welkin son Gloaming will not race in the coming Spring meeting. It will be at least six months before he is produced, with doubt whether he will race at any price. Mr. Gresuwoo hopes Chiming, bred in Victoria, can raise funds to match Eurythmie’s record £40881 for his Perth owner E. Lee Steere, while Beaufort and The Hawk loom as promising opponents at weigh in for age.
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Hyuacy
Hinteiber
Masoo
Gresuwoo
Chiming
Victoria
Eurythmie
Australie
Perth
E. Lee Steere
Hedea- Edgewients
Graeming
Hupine
Beaufort
The Turf Race Report From Goodwood and Kalgoorlie
A noisy racing recap covers Goodwood and Kalgoorlie meetings. It highlights Thomond beating Bilent Tom, The Trisl Makes, Golden Play, Simeon, Best Fleece, and other notable finishes. Betting notes mention Hine Towa, Easingwold, and Feathernewt progeny, with reflections on market activity and upcoming cups.
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Mondor
Goodwood
Hopaway
Gold
Canning Park
Thomond
Chaniller
Brakespear
Bilent Tom
Wabbs
Bwanseu
Golden Play Mage
Simeon
Btratton
Orient Flavor
Istattel Mundaring
Jim Stephem
Bruce Bock
Lodeoster
Rom
Eaters
Lego
Hine Towa
Chasedley Hie
Wabi
Marin
Tinetta
Saporn
Polytheiat
Kapine
David
Whittier
Meir
Easingwold
Kalgoorlie
Bopunia
Kaceguera
Newmarket
Bir
Tander
Heath Poverty
FA. Hommel
Halgoorlie
Meathermeet
Ras
Goldfielda
Kalgoortie
Borgir
Dunsver
Easingwokl Bast
Sears
Featherstiteh
Motorist Lament Over Damaged Geraldton Road Section
A motorist laments the poor condition of the road from Mimgewen to Geraldton, noting eighty miles with rough patches and dusty stretches. He recalls Dongarra and nearby tourist areas, calling for better maintenance before more drivers face a rough, wearisome journey. Geraldton traders expect impact on car sales as motorists slow to navigate the deteriorated route.
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Perth
Geraldton
Mimgewen
Dungaren
Gud
Dongarra
Fenton
Dengerrs
Geraldtos
Geraldtex
Geraldium
Ier
Ture
Local Range Practice Delayed By Small Turnout
A small turnout caused the planned range test to be postponed until next Saturday. The Meadows Lodge and Ride Clah members had limited attendance with only a few scoring shoots recorded. listed shooters include Phe scores by attendees such as Askee, Evensen, Sturman, Leach, and others.
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Ismythe
T. Askee
J. Sturman
P Leach
Evensen
Fremantle Oval exhibition and local notices from Morawa
A fragmentary 1923 newspaper page reports a Fremantle Oval exhibition where Boulder defeated Fremantle 14.4 to 1.10 in a semi final, with Adelaide and South Fremantle set to meet. later items include road board secretary appointment, rate increases, and local land offerings in Morawa, with dates and contact details for official notices.
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Weiter
Fremantle Oval
Boulder
Saih Fremantle
East Porth
WAAC
Defunitel Art Adelaite
Adelaide
Weburntay
South Fremantle
Joey
Heimer
Bubines Oval
Assurance Cay funds exceed 29 million for Ammonia Invest
Atlas Assurance Cay Limited announces funds surpassing 29,000,000 with Ammonita Invested in Australasian Securities at £500,000. The firm resumes operations and provides information on the Marley Marquand and Friddia venture, advertising a Falges product line and a preventative cure for blow flies.
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Amonita
Amstralasian Securities
Nurse Babel-Olsen Moves to Hidden District Claim
A nursing official named Babel-Olsen is reported to have removed to another district within Mir region. B.A. Teng in Victoria notes the relocation and its potential implications for local care services.
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Torio
Ambaseadore
Britte
FICME
Fundon
Italy
Chamwell
ES Prexch Newspaper
Lomlou
Meiee
Mead
Chattomer
Went Tadliva
Tate
NAVAL
Washington
United States
Sam Aupeles
San Sfigwel
Allivers
Arguello Light
Sauiu Barbers
West Australia
Lockiel
Sidnay Streeta
Elke
Vas
Dous TurIos
Justier
Billy
Conseil
Ike Bayleck
Urrakitos ‘Tensie Club
Bearden
Teauia Association
Jossever
Ancy Wen
Gerabdton
Miu
Catherine Janes
Viscount Jellicoe
G A. Ky A Feni
Bevella Hor
Erin
Mr. E Prothern
King's Theatre
Mary Case
Domelens
Grrut Fonte
Varius
Mudd Lavelner
Raturdat
H. Marshall
Cui
Commonwealth Hotel
Almorawa Road Board
Perentor-Morwen
Bourt Wind
The
Boans
Perenjori
T. J. Parrell
Menjoromorawa Road
Perenjuri-Morawa
Bowri Hol
C.P
J. Farrell, Irman, Perenjeri
Smorawa Roan District
the Boar
Pesvajeri
Porans
Dil
R. BH
AGAL
Peron Jori
Otter
Caruanuak
Atlas Assurance Cay., Ltd
Bate
Tee Assurance Cay
Dineris
Atle Re
le Marine Tarrece
Manchester
Rat Aeree Watson
Eleasor Street
Bt George's
Porth
Finquirlea
Marquand & Friddia
Falges
Auiguat
Lumg
Bie
Gromol
Ponte Gael Spa
Eurtiong
Sk. Kidd, ‘Erailin
Anglican Church
Hoop la Goed
McGregors Pharmacy
Soprende Aml
Cuckates
Ortobor
Shaw
Locke
Enon
SS Vhajiuhh
Withers and Co
Bakers
Willock
Bogla Brow
Tercomet House
Rigkalecks
Davidson Motor Cycle
Ead
Bartiets
Bootman
Vrur Chepmas
Eeditea
Ares
Tome Kerten
Frommas Suter
Wes Tiljaining
Meiupillian
Canlick
Meine
Gil Rack
Snell Prius
Ediwai
Emgi
Amd
Kang
Stowe, Feeth
Dale
Lake
Geter Sail Amd Srl
Miar Terract
Westend
W. Beanatt
Fareestan
Expres
Cory
Miorhin Surveyor
Gerabiomn
Gernkinen
Taeweniy Gil
Oley Samt
Cosh
Gemma
Sage — Ae Eee
Babel - Olsen
Pvibieids
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