Home Rule Bill Advances Amid Apathy And Divisions
London reports the second reading of the Home Rule Bill carried by a substantial majority after a heated debate led by Edward Carson and Lloyd George. The vote counted 44 Labour, 22 Conservative Unionist, 21 Independent Liberal, and 7 Nationalist MPs. Irish representation abstained. only three Irish members opposed. Press reaction labels the plan a cautious compromise before a panel of committee-stage adjustments, notably redefining the northern area from six to nine counties.
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United Service
London
Dnist Howe
House of Commons
Edward Carson
Lluy George
Thos Coal
Whch
Lud Hobert
Trelama
Foote Magalies
Uistert
Geoupment
Britain
Ireland
Parlement
Sinn Feiner killed while placing explosives at Maeaward
London report says a Sinn Feiner was blown up while laying explosives against police near Maeaward Donegal. comrades evacuated the body before police arrival. Dublin notes damages from Easter riots amounting to £500,000 charged to ratepayers.
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United Serview
London
Evening News
Londonderry
Maeaward
Donegal
Ais
United Service
The
Standard
Dublin
Appointment of J Dally as Port Vermein sale agent
Mr J Dally is appointed agent at Port Vermein for the sale of the Banneder. The notice specifies the appointment and its scope for the port authority.
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J. Dally
Port Vermein
British Conference Rejects Affiliation with Socialist Congress
United Service notes the British Labour and Labourite parties withdraw from affiliation with the Geneva International Socialist Congress and reject Moscow Internationale ties. Lenin and Trotsky commentaries signal ongoing tensions as Soviet strategies face industrial challenges in Russia. The piece discusses the global workers' movement and the Soviets' approach to applying socialism.
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United Service
London
Ul.p. Conference of
Great Britain
Geneva International Socialist Congress
Moscow Internationale
Moscow
LLP
Trwalay
Musraw
Wulssia
M. Lenin
Trotsky
Lawsuit Seeks Liquidation of Damages in Adelaine Case
Frederick H. Barnes of Anburo faced a £16079 breach of promise verdict won by Florence Wilda May Mands of Young Street North Unley. Barnes, a caretaker and secretary at Aubuen Institute, argued low wages and poor living conditions while seeking clerkship at Auburn Goupll. An order required Barnes to pay £10 weekly and return the engagement ring to Miss Hanes.
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Iyeal Court
Frederick H. Barnes
Anburo
Florence Wilda May Mands
Young Street
North Unley
Barnes
te Aubuen _ Institute
Miss ‘Hanes
Amusements at Cooke Theatre Prompted by Screened Dramas
A night at Cooke Theatre features a screened drama Broken Threads with a mix of humor and social critique. The program also includes A Lady's Name a farce with Glartie Chaplin in leading scenes and a focus on romance, class, and domestic entanglements as it unfolds amid light comedy and misadventures.
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Museuple
Gasina
Glartie Chaplin
Navy Eyes Pacific Bases as U S Plans Deepwater Ports
Secretary Daniels testified before the naval committee about plans for a San Francisco deepwater base and a Los Angeles sub-base. Legislation earmarks include 1.0 million dollars for the San Francisco project and 0.5 million for the Los Angeles site, with broader aims to enable Pacific cross‑ocean air routes within years.
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Reuter
Washington
United States Navy
Ir Joseph Ds Daniels
Pacific
Noaval Committee
Thehaber
San Francisco
Senate
Naval Committee
Los Angeles
Daniels
State Premiga's Funeral Service Report
Vie remams of We Premier were alerted in the West Terrace Cemetery highway. Its remains were accorded for ay Slite funeral and the cortege Mosa. Those present included the Licutt Governor and MP Peake's colleagues in the Ministry, many members of the Federal and State Parliaments, with public officials and representatives of municipal and pubic bodies. Wreaths were received from officials across the Commonwealth.
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Peake
Hefsurs
Wil
Commonwealth
Judge Higgins Warns of Arbitral Delays Fueling Strikes
In the High Court, Justice Higgins condemns the Fall High Court ruling as creating an unsatisfactory gap that prevents increases in workers' wages during the award period. He notes this drives unrest, with strikes seen as the only way to press claims, urging Parliament to amend the Crown Law Office act.
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Justice Higgins
Te Federal Arbitration Court
Hix
Wwe
Dustive
Rich
Amy Gotes
Warn
Sasrous Meautts
Fall High Court
Court of Conciliation
Athing
Six IWW Leaders Sentenced in Winnipeg Trial
In Winnipeg on a Tuesday six leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World were sentenced to one year in prison each on charges tied to the June general strike.
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Winnipeg
Industrial Workers of the World
Cvel
Soudilina
Mary Pickford Divorce Granted and New Annulment Suit
Judge Langan granted Mary Pickford a divorce and ordered a special investigation by the California attorney general into the alleged affair. It was announced yesterday that a suit for an annulment of the divorce had been instituted. Arsene Lupin drama "Arsene Lupin" is noted as a detective mystery screening event Friday.
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Langan
Mary Pickford
Cinematograph
Collce
Mtorney-General
California
Secretary Receives Donations for Distress Relief Fund
The secretary to the Distress Relief Fund Committee Rev T D Webb will admit applicants at the Committees Institute between 2.30 and 4.30 this afternoon for relief interviews. Notices say business must be passed by 1.30 so applicants can be dealt with at the committee meeting at 5 o'clock. Donations acknowledged include two gifts from Mr Campbell and Mr Webb, with amounts listed.
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Committtes Institute
Bettween
Doma- Jms
Éomoo
Campbell
Webb
Lamont Aids China Financing In Japan Alliance
A Reuters report from New York states Thomas Lamont of J P Morgan arranged a three week stay in Japan leading to a consortium financing China. The talks are described as the era’s most significant Far Eastern event, promising orderly growth and a move away from political intrigue.
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Reuter
New York
Thomas Lamont
J. Pierpont Morgan
Japan
Lamont
China
Political deadlock in Sydney as Progressives weigh line
In Sydney the political scene remains unclear as Premier Holman seeks the governor's guidance. The 15 Progressive Party members face a crucial choice on backing a Nationalist government led by Sir George Fuller or prompting a Labor leadership selection by Mr John Storey. The proceedings follow a midline meeting where no stance was released.
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Sydney
Holman
Progressive Party
George Fuller
George
John Storey
Labor Party
McHulman
Whyalla Easter Festivities Draw Quiet Crowds At Knob
Easter holidays in Whyalla saw modest crowds at Knob with a special train for the outing. A dance featured by Miss U Wood, Miss Besumki and Mr G Murray offered music and an overture by Miss Besumki. Local residents Miss D Bishop and Mrs Hare led social activities.
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Whyalla
Knob
Hare
Ware
Bosanko
JS. Smith
Buffaloes Visit Adelaide Lodge Opens In South Australia
The Grand Lodge officers of the S A opened a branch in Adelaide after leaving Pirie by car on Saturday. Filers included Grand Primo I Sherry and other officers. The new lodge has about 40 members, many former Pirie residents. Bra A Jr Stewart was elected Primo.
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S.A
Pirie
Adelaide
Primo
I. Sherry
R. H. Mc Donald
J. Staite
Smith
W. Blight
K.O.M
Bra A. Jr. Stewart
Pirie Lodge
Pirie Men Plan Revival of Local Choir in Presbyterian Church
A Pirie meeting gathered men willing to reform the prewar Pirie male choir at the Presbyterian Church. Enthusiasm ran high with many townsmen proposed for membership. If the old choir property can be obtained the group will begin practice next Tuesday week under conductor Mr Fraser and deputy Mr Taplin with others serving as president secretary and treasurer.
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Presbyterian Church
Utese
Fraser
Taplin
Harbard
Messrs
J. Sampson
W. Cottell
H. Wilkinton
Melmtyre
Arms Retained for New Outbreak Ensenace
An outbreak response plan keeps arms secured as authorities prepare the next actions. Officials emphasize readiness and ongoing surveillance to prevent spread and protect communities.
Essen District Struggles as Soldiers Rebel in Plunder
A report from Essen states the Workers' Council cannot control its troops who fled a hotel via back stairs as soldiers returned from the front. Famished rioters threatened households during looting. a guard shot two looters. Embedded hostility toward the German government harbors a volatile, dangerous mood.
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Dusseldorf
Workers’ Council
Essen
Owlme
Trefront
Manchester
Germsa
Han
Ares
Watr
French Invade Germany Reports Stir Pressure Across Front
Paris dispatchs claim French forces have pressed into German territory with papers backing the advance. German high command says battalions are deployed with Reichswehr units near Munster and the Mule Basin to co operate with 45 000 occupying troops. A Paris correspondent notes government anxieties over safety and potential political fallout.
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Tarsus
Paris
Lloyd George
Frankfort
Manay
Darmstadt
M. Marcel Mun
Reichswehr
Munster
Unk
Isha Herve
Vickoire
Diermany
Pius Tstutts
United States to Await British and Italian Attitude Before Action
A White House official said the United States will wait for signals from Britain and Italy on their stance regarding the German advance into France. Washington likely to align with any joint position by the Allies before deciding on further steps.
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Great Britain
Maly
Germany
Thos Powers
Aaly
Reuter
Wilson
France
France and Germany tensions deepen as Wilson voices sympathy
President Wilson expresses sympathy with France over Germany while opposing any Allied advance. Reports say Britain warns of renewed German strength and the French occupation of Frankfort and Darmstadt provoking concern. The Supreme War Council plans to meet in Paris as tensions rise.
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London
America
Rhine
Paris
Frankfort
Darmstadt
France
Germany
Eee Tee Gd Ere and Te Sotted to The Bese
Public notice fragment reports a disputed scene with unclear names and places. Details are unreadable, but the item cites a procedural action related to a local issue and references official oversight.
German Press Supports Strong Action in Ruhr Crisis
Berlin reports indicate German media downplays military threat by labeling measures as police action. Public opinion remains unready for sudden escalation as the government pledges urgent steps to restore order and defend the republic amid French actions in the Ruhr.
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United Service
London
Berlin
Great Britain
United States
Ruhr Bayin
Opin
Daily Mail
England
France
Germany
Meaures
German Republic
Opinion on France Germany war actions in London and New York papers
The piece surveys New York World and Sun editorials on France and Germany, noting Wilson administration stance and differing conclusions about Franco-German conduct. It cites Tribune and Times on guilt, and post isolation sentiment in America amid potential renewed hostilities.
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France
Aberlalaly
Welion
New York
Sun
New York “Tinns
Junkets
United States
New York “Tribune
Herbert
Post
America
Church To Day Rimi ter On Duties Sacredness Of Clemom
Huy J. W. Davis spoke in Bathurst on church duties and sacredness of custom. He warned the church risks losing its soul to gold, wealth, and aristocracy of goods, urging return to Christian Commonwealth ideals amid calls for reform in a world driven by markets and power.
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France
Bathurst
League of Nations
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