Abyssinian Emperor’s Departure and Destruction Reported
Destruction and chaos surround Abyssinia as the Empress and Empress Dowager depart. Prisoners of war and muttered whispers of a night attack loom, while rescuers free captives near the capital. The Legation warns of a prolonged military campaign and international concern over the fate of Addis Ababa.
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London
Amini Rele
Wallaee
Leside
Addis Ababa
Fea
Ybor Losic
Oigke
Bria
Lontraf
World War Scar on Mediterrean Threats Looming
Fragmented OCR outlines a world war threat in the Mediterranean with talk of canal disruption and global consequences. Mentions Abyssinia and Britain facing vast pressures and a call to recognize dominion ties amid looming conflict.
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Buee Canal
Abyssinia
Fey
Fous
Wheat Saved from Wreck tomton Runday
Fragmentary report notes dry grain saved from wreck involving Tethys 1 and Devon. No clear details on location or outcome due to garbled OCR.
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Tomton
Runday
Devon
Freighters Collide in Fog Off Nantucket
In heavy fog off Nantucket two freighters collided, triggering rescue operations. Details on injuries or salvage efforts are limited as authorities assess the scene and coordinate assistance.
French Elections List Elected in Paris Amid Turbulence
Reported results show a narrow margin with ballots in Paris and surrounding areas. The left wing factions secured several seats while state committees oversee the process amid irregularities and partial results.
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Paris
Samay
Bi Cue Gee
Commmunisee
Wheat board discussion at Horsham branch meeting
The president Br. EL W. Gerlach presided at the Horsham branch where Mr. Anderson spoke on marketing and trade with Japan and Britain. Anderson outlined the proposed Wheat Board structure, home consumption quotas, licensing, and the two year operation with a possible 68 percent vote to terminate, plus potential vessel redress and forward contracts for farmers.
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Br. EL W. Gerlach
Storshamn
Australia
Austrana
Japan
Canberra
Australis
Svan
Federal House
Sinberra
America
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Uwe
Sue Board
Coard
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Andersoo
Echasemiber
Fermars
Purvis
M. O'Connor
Wecretary
J. We. Mies
Tomhae ‘Masons Gerke
Maraley Rudalph
Purvie
Chariton
Gara
Portland
17th Annual Meeting at Stawell High Sports Meet in Central Park
The 17th annual meeting of the Mount Morgan Secondary Schools Sports Association at Central Park Amwell drew about 250 passengers by special train from Hersham with large crowds from Stawell Warracknabeal Ararat and Horsham. Ararat won the aggregate shield while Horsham High School took the girls title and Stawell retained the senior shield. New records were noted in several events including junior and senior girls sprints and long jump.
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Hersham
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Uso
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Igh
Stawell
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Hamiltn College
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Sock
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Hackman
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J. Moss
Waldron
Ed Edwards
EB Johnson
Renior
M. Crone
Whitelow
N. Presser
M Burge
HH. McPherson
L. Stratton
J. Casey
W. Woodburn
L Ladd
G Bimpeon
Cas
J. Court
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Mt. Cronin
R. Whitelaw
G. Carsemie
HL Presser
LT Waldron
OG Edwards
Mar
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Servis
Labor Day Celebrated Amid Peace Policy Calls
In a fragmented report from the Labor Day observance, officials urged peace policy amid remarks by leaders and panel members. The write up notes ceremonial honors and calls for unity, with unclear details about participants and locations.
Warracknabeal and district meet results report
Intermediate and senior events at Warracknabeal and Alexandra College meet show متعدد races and times. Winners include Cronin McKae Burke Fowles Gilmour and Pry with records noted for association events and flag races across 120 to 440 yards and high jump.
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Warrackaamt
Jura Lousge
Warrackuabes
Arurat
Alemadre College
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Aoulor Tye
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Mor
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Vie
Rude
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Kadwarda Union
Donald
al. Gilmour
D. Fowles
B. Dsuhns
C. Sherrill
Mewherson Geberswad
Walker LA
Sdeigay
Hurdies
A. Bloy
Moldeworth
G. Edwards
LW. Patterson
NS. Horner
A.C
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K. Pry
D. Cunningham
Warracknabeal
Association
Ararat
Horsham
Stawell
Nec
Loreham
Alexandra Colege
Hor
Arapiles Schools Hold Third Annual Sports Meet
The Natimuk event on April 2 under the Arapiles Elementary Schools Amateur Athletic Association drew many spectators. Natimuk and Grace Wind won late, with notable high jump by George Cutchle and a crowd-pleasing program organized by H C Woolmer and officials. Gate receipts reached 412 11s, with mothers’ club aiding and a busy handicap tally across schools.
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Natimuik
Nuroung
Natimuk
Grace Wint
Evanta
Faflinuke Wetroot
H.C. Woolmer
Natimik School
Gothe
Frank “Poteork
Harold Cross
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Mothers’ Club
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Natimul
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Tlear Lake
Wyn Wyn
Australia urged immigration over defence in Hoysted report
Melbourne reports Colonel DM Hoysted arriving from England and proposing shifting funds from munitions and guns to immigration to deter future defence burden. The speech includes scattered OCR remnants about various sale notices and advertisements in the same excerpt.
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