Cables United Ireland Turmoil Triggers Protests and Deaths
In Lowth on September 27 violent protests escalated as police faced attacks by armed groups linked to Feiners. Four Feiners were shot, one man killed and three seriously wounded. Police responded, curfew was reimposed and armed guards patrolled Belfast amid continuing unrest.
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Tha
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Haa Teen
Armoered Cary
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Explosion Hits Cork Drapery Shop in Patrick Street
London reports a large explosion in Cork at two o clock this morning. The blast shattered a drapery shop on Patrick Street and drew gunfire and a military presence. Authorities say a bomb was placed inside a window.
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Cork
Patrick Street
FIVE MINERS UNIO FINANCIALLY CRIPPLED IN FIFE
September losses cripple the nine week old Bowhill Coalfield miners union. Wage cuts and financial strain threaten existing terms as leaders push for new work conditions while tour plans for Australian cricket face delays. Japan’s stance at the League of Nations meeting dominates Canadian concerns.
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Vaive
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Japan
League of Nations
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Efforts Fail in Mixed September Effort at Mezine City
The United States correspondent reports that Great American st Mezine City experiences faltering efforts in activities described as efforts at September 1. The article notes uncertain progress, with officials from Mezine City commenting on the situation and potential future actions.
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Market report notes dull bid and cautious wool outlook
Wider Smith and Co report a quiet market with limited bids for kangaroo skins hides and tallow at the brokers exchange. The week’s prices show a potential decline, while buyers hesitate on late consignments amid cautious wool and related markets.
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Associatfet
Fixchange
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Waco
Parliamentary notes on early stage of railway proposal
Fragmentary report shows discussions in parliament about funding for the first stage of a railway. The text references Melbourne and a minister’s promised provision, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Price of tobacco price increase granted in Victoria
The Victorian Tasmanian government today granted an application for increased tobacco and cigarette prices not exceeding 4d per ounce. Directors from W. D. and H.O., Melbourne, and the Australian Tobacco Co. stated manufacturers sought restraint on public price rises, with 40 percent of tobacco sold at rates below the new excise. The commission invited evidence later in the week and urged manufacturers to avoid raising prices on existing stock.
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W. D. and
Wily Melbourns
Boitieh —Austrmlaving Tobacco Co
Jamsl
Miatm’ Tobacco Coy
Meriss
Hughes
Naval port site dredging halted during data collection
Mabelme September 31 report shows Mr Burebell Mr Powlet and others urging that ongoing dredging near the proposed naval port be paused while local condition data is gathered. Ministers promised reconsideration but constrained by financial pressure, delaying decisions.
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Thay
Cour Ly
Royalist Worker Views Stir NSW Poor Court Action
The report describes a dispute among NSW labor groups amid extreme loyalist sentiment. Leaders including Stomey Waterside Workers and Hyder of Med push to enforce union demands while government circles discuss the Royalist stance. An inquiry in Sydney opens tomorrow into the 44 week period and its impact on industry.
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Aytemter
Med
Wats
Watersisle
Pudurutim
Tuba
Mwetion
Bydney
Dwilge Bechy
Utakarra district show highlights and prize winners
Reports from the Utakarra district show recount successful events in ring activities, trotting and high jump. Judges include Mr C P Murray and Mr H E Hamersley with winners across Thoroughbreds Hackneys and cattle. Additional results cover word and guessing contests and livestock skills with numerous named locals guiding the day.
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My. ™. Carroll
C. P. Murray
Fe HL
Warroner
F. C. Hamphire
L. F. Bullocks
H.W. Fremalin
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H. E. Hamersley
A. Hieck
J. Elliott
H. Omut
A. Whitfield
H. Hipper
W. Patrick
Jon
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G. Logan
Ee Whick
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Lewin
E. Gregory
Bullock
T Reid Guewet
Ty B. Hamilton
Timperley
HE. Thorage
T. Morris
Local exhibit scene and town events in September notice
The correspondence describes a busy September in town with the Vietlin District Agricultural Society praising a committee, preparations for exhibits, and a view tour by Major Brearley. It mentions lectures at the Methodist Church, entertainment at the recreation ground, and a sense of summer warming weather with rain sought. It also notes Melbourne court remarks on women’s clothing and a cinema advert for Mitchell Lewis.
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Geraldton
Ware
Methodist Church
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Clareuwnt
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Broni Jer" Rirens
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Wedding at Bomn Memorial Church Leederville
On the fifteenth, a very pretty wedding was solemnized at Bomn Memorial Presbyterian Church Leederville. The bride Miss Evan Kiesey daughter of Mr and Mrs Kiesey of West Leederville wore ivory silk georgette with trim mings and a white iris bouquet. Bridesmaids Miss Blanche Kiesey and Miss Gertrude Kiesey wore cream net and satin with pink trimmings. The bridegroom Mr Jobin A Boyes eldest son of Mr and Mrs Boyes of Geraldton stood with groomsmen. After the ceremony reception was held at the home of the bride's parents with over forty guests to toast the couple. The newlyweds left for Geraldton by car.
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