The Twelfth Grime Journalists in Custody
Journalists Wheeler and inspector Smallpiece engage in a tense exchange as Wheeler, accused of murder, sleeps calmly in a police cell while Smallpiece contemplates a possible blunder. Smallpiece visits Wheeler at midnight, finding the case complex and puzzling.
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Fletcher
Wheeler
Cutranee
Loe
Smallpiee
Scotland Yard
Samallpiete
Smallpiece
Inspector Fletcher
Biiallprece
Small
Arrest in sensational murder case tops Alapham headlines
Phillip Wheeler, a prominent London journalist, is arraigned in the South Western Police Court for the murder of Treversh. The crowd, reporters, and Fleet Street colleagues crowd the court as the prosecution outlines jealousy and a love triangle as the motive. Wheeler pleads not guilty.
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Davis McEwan
Alapham
Phillip Wheeler
Dunes Treversh
Thal
Distriet
Wilef
Mletcher
London
Dno
Jowe
Hale
Western Police Court
Wheeler
Phil Wheeler
Fleet Steel
Inspector Fletcher
Lyte
Noron
Treversh
Anzac Visitors in London Reflect on Australian Troops
The piece describes Australian soldiers in London praised for restraint and cheerfulness amid hardship. It contrasts them with Canadian units and British troops, noting their distinctive wind and humor, bravery at Gallipoli, and their easy sociability with locals and Canadians while remaining wary of home forces.
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Anne
Ian Hanntes
Gallipoli
Tasmania
Ypres
Cullipali
England
Oght
United Kingdom
France
Flanders
Apeta
London
Old City
Gaierd Bt
Wegent 81
Sey
British Submarine in the Baltic recounts daring patrols
An Edinburgh News summary details a British submarine's Baltic voyage with Lieut-Commander Crown and crew. It notes ships destroyed, daring escapes from destroyers, and a decoration with the Victoria Cross. The account mixes battle exploits with humorous anecdotes and social scenes aboard a royal train.
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Licat
FN. A. Crown
Ross
St. George
Theer
Baltic
Wadi Gid
Rombas
Vorwärts Urges German Debt Truth and Postwar Tax Reform
The Vorwärts argues Germany must declare postwar debt payments and how to redeem war bonds. It cites a 10 billion mark war credit and a debt total near 40 billion, urging the government to reveal revenue plans, avoid price inflation, and reform taxation to cover deficits after the conflict. The piece warns continued scarcity and imports limits could worsen prices and hinder postwar recovery.
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Mobtferiob
Germany
Vorwarts
Socialist Party
Jeter
Pr. Heliterich
Vorworts
Quote from Joseph J. Sagelman on freedom and war
A spoken style passage attributed to MIGHT BE. JOSEPH J. SAGELMAN from Sydney ends with a plea for God to make free men. The text invokes Cromwell and patriot sentiment amid wartime imagery and references to Gallipoli and global conflict.
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Cromwell
Home Coming Echoes in a Boy’s Returning Night
Fragmented verse recalls a youth’s return home to family joy and surprise. The speaker notes a change in him since his return, with memory and grief casting a shadow over the merriment and playful talk of the household. The scene centers on a sold boyish cheer turning somber in the wake of war’s distant echo.
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Day
Vary Nies
St. George
Gheorge
Order
Old Man Rides Mule After Railroad Accident
A rural scene recounts a crash on the line where a man’s mule driven by Sally fails and the woman receives aid. An agent promises compensation if the accident was not the company’s fault, while villagers discuss blame, money, and a perilous journey beside the rails.
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Aguar
Walnon
Uae
Childlessness Debate Divides Mee Heh at Wellovioy College
A disrupted statement from Protresor Nea Aline Vinten Walle at Wellovioy College sparks a debate on women's roles. The text argues about marriage age for women and the place of women in society, referencing historical attitudes and potential changes ahead.
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Nea
Aline Vinten Walle
Wellovioy College
Avlavite Ste
Walt
Is He Borrowing Here
Julia Cleot editor of La Metropole Ami werp critiques the growth of German influence in Tetgint through the mar ite book The German Afile. The piece argues Germans manipulate hospitality to advance influence and warns against foreign interference during wartime.
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Julia Cleot
la Metropole
Amiwerp
Etutind
Hamburg
Germany
Gerad Agitetor
Walloon
Belgium
Hussia
Russia
Balwhum
The Cat and the Fox War Rhetoric and Tricks
Fragmentary dialogue shows the fox boasting of naval strength and global reach to scare England, promising plans to threaten ships and unleash revolts while the cat remains unimpressed, finally trapping rivals with a clever ruse.
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Geenan Fox
England
Nile
Woeat
Adnell Saine
Afric 'S
Shire
Australia
Intoxicating Girls in Club Drinks and Kisses
A playful verse lampoons intoxication and romance in a club scene. It catalogs cocktails and social girls by drink metaphors, noting how drinks and kisses entwine in a bachelor’s flirtatious reverie. The piece blends light humor with barroom imagery.
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Luwllpiece
Wilful Maurder
Treversti
Perm « Uurresyimdiont
Wallipoll
Wren
Keser
Bing
Hone
Cambelige
Agein
Korea
Ororge & Choe
Naughty Prince
Poscher
Recelyoa
Edinburgh
Francis Joseph
Harr
Tvs
Rlawghtere
Fonahe
Rmaltam
Belton
Dovee
Beens
Primedia
Joseph J. Sagelman
Cary
Alia
Jon
Tna
Peter Wells
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Cat and the Fox
Rickey
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