Release Condition for Walsh Amid Arbitration Promise
AMELBOURNE Wednesday story reports Walsh to be released from gaol on condition of repentance and avoiding offences against the Arbitration Act again. No change of position noted in seamen's whims, dash of Walsh release linked to a bargain. Protests later in Melbourne Parliament over government sale of surplus pork to dealers instead of farmers. Sir Massey Dreene discusses India government arrangements. The moratorium was considered during the remainder of the sitting.
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Amelbounne
Iken
Walsh
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Sampson
Pornereks Juto
Massey Dreene
India
Fiumes Ruler Compromise Sought For Fiume Question
Reuters reports Paris says a rapid settlement is sought between Italy and Czecho Slovakia over which state will govern Fiume with promises of trade freedom. The plan includes a London visit by Lloyd George to discuss details with Meuler’s service. Prosecutions in America discuss food shortages among workers due to the prosecutions of ethos quantities of food.
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Reuter
Faris
Petit Journal
Italy
Czeeno-Slovakia
London
Lloyd George
Meuler
Washington
Wil~sop
Congress
Bap
Australians Defeat Sussex in Inns and Outs Test Match
The Australians scored 300 in the first innings as Willis contributed 2. Sussex replying with 18 in their first attempt and 28 in the second. The Australians won by 38 runs after securing a win by innings and 0 runs.
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the Times
London
Sussex
Avstralians
Willis
Prevention better than Lure and disinfection stock sales
An unclear advertisement notes large stocks of various disinfectants and related products with bold claims. The text uses misspellings and fragmented phrases but centers on promoting cleaning and sanitizing supplies. The item appears as a vintage trade-like snippet urging buyers to view the range of disinfectants available.
Liverpool Revolt Continues as City Center Burns
Looting and arson rage through Liverpool as soldiers try to restore order. Police struggle to curb the chaos while thousands roam the streets pushing carts and donning captured boots. Seven battalions head to the city from Hirkenhaal to assist detachments already on the ground.
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London
August Mussaes
Liverpool
Valence
St. George's Halt
Nine hundred engineers strike halts London and South Western rail
In London August 3 a large section of the Nine Sims branch of the United Service Association staged a midnight strike in sympathy with police action. The disruption affected service on the London and South Western Railway as trains were halted and schedules disrupted. The strike involved active engineers and firemen, impacting rail operations across the network.
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United Service
Lonbok
Nine Sims Branch
We Associatet Spoo
Police Valen
London Ud South Western Railway
Rioting and Looting Rock Liverpool Streets
Crowds badly damaged property and assaulted constables in Liverpool during the weekend. Police cleared streets as a large mob wrecked shops, looted, and stampeded in panics. Four men faced theft charges, including a case involving bonded whisky valued at £1200.
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United Service
London
Liverpool
London Road
Neti
Rapa
Tivernuol
Willy
Satworth
Iebooters
Mad strike disrupts London rail service at Waterloo
Reuters reports mass holiday crowds at Waterloo station as the London and South Western Railway strike halts trains. Government statements indicate the action was not organized, with 1050 of 19000 Metropolitan area workers and other regional counts refusing duty amid widespread disruption.
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Reuters Servive
London
House of Commons
Wal
Mre
Mfty
Liverpool
Birmingham
Blekenswyth
Bootle
Park Lands Committee Decides to Hand Over to Town Council
The Park Lands Committee closes its work and recommends transferring control of the parklands to the town council. Donations total £24,938, with additional in kind contributions and labor noted. The committee plans memorial entrenchment sites and seeks cooperation with lodges. concerts by the Excelsior Band are deferred until the park is ready.
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1 eNiltman
Geds
Pas
Butte
Snule
Messrs. J
Forgan
Vmplayes
Messrs
B. W. Tonkin
Cockburn
Sod H
Wo Goode
W. Tonkin
Gunz
B. B
Tullen
Tureday
Te Committee
Crecon of Stltunie
Excelsior
Russian War Published in The Times?
The article describes a dramatic bombardment by warships and a shoreline land action near Lake Ones, noting Russian positions were assaulted, retaken, and the front lines shifted amid ongoing naval engagements. The report emphasizes seizure and recapture events in the coastal theater.
Adelaide Assembly Discusses Royal Commission Costs
Formal costs reveal substantial funding in Adelaide as the House of Assembly received word on commissions. The Premier cited the Welch Commission inquiry into Vaughan Government actions costing £739 and the White Scheme, with other lines totaling £4,206 across several inquiries.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Young
Welch Commission
Vaughan
Luis Royal
Angus
Five Patients In Hospital Bulletin Released
The town clerk issued an official bulletin listing patients in a hospital. Conditions show as Dangerous No 232 Serious Nog 203 ami 200, Convalescent No 23, Mild No 224, Discharged No 221. In hospital: Five.
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Tsalstion Hospital
Red Cross Tea in Norman Street Hall
Mayoress Mrs Gove will oversee a Red Cross tea at Congregational Hall Norman Street this afternoon. Hon secretary Mrs Regan coordinates arrangements. Sweet peas decorate and will be sold later. Musicales by Miss Blanche Ewens Miss Molly Ball Mrs George Dey and Mrs McLahon. Mrs eh SteCormack will give Tella son.
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Gove
Red Cross
Norman. Street
Jw, Regan
Blanche Ewens
Molly Ball
George Dey
McLahon
Eh SteCormack
Tella Son
Amusements at Cop-ee Fivalve Saturday Matinee
Amusements list a 11 day run starting Saturday at Cop-ee Fivalve featuring Happy though Mar vod with Enid Bond in the principal role. Albert Chambers' A Daughter of the old South will be shown with Pauline Frederivkk. A Broadway Raiders segment, One Every Minute and a wavealog gazeby complete the program.
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Jobathin
Marvod
Ikem
Ue Samagement
Enid Bond
Prinipal
Albert Chambers
Pauline Frederivkk
Que
Wolmes
Pioneers Battalion Expected Back From Adelaide by Train
Fragmentary report indicates the Pioneers Battalion under Lyons is due to return by train from Adelaide this afternoon. Miss C M Doonelis is mentioned with Florenuy steel. The transport Norman is expected to reach Melbourne about August 1, according to KR. T Bonnelly, AdLP, headquarters.
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Lyons
FIL Pioneers
Adelaide
Uistell Tron
C. M. Doonelis
Florenuy Steel
Miah Werbegther
Market Days and Local Events Calendar
Jamestown listings show market days and local events across towns including Jamestown Crystal Brook Gladstone Snowtown and dates in August. Entries reference events at New Town Farmers Union Shakes and Lewis and meetings with varying days of the week and towns listed.
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Jamestown—Thureday
Fragmentary Cable News Re-Cabled to The Times
A partial cable report appears misdated and unclear. The text notes that the opinions quoted are not those of The Times, and the document is headed with garbled phrases suggesting a transmission error.
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Ths Tealang
de Updarsted
the Times
Miss Eva Close Rites Held After Illness
Miss Eva Close died at her brother's residence in Port Pirie after a prolonged illness. She was daughter of Mrs. Ghose and sister of Dr. John Close of Rose Park, a leading soprano at the Elder Conservatorium Adelaide. Her funeral was conducted by Rev. G Flowery after a service at her brother's home.
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Shiss
Eva Close
John Close
G. Flowy
RHEUMATIC Writings From a Queensland Patient
Adelaide Fry of 33 Victoria Street Parkelde Queensland recounts long illness in Longreach region. She credits Dr Murso Indian Root Pills for relief and notes she now takes them occasionally. Despite pain she reports generally good health.
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Longreach
Queensland
Adelaide Fry
Victoria Street
Parkelde
Murso
Cost of Bread and Wheat Price Debate in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Wednesday the Premier and opposition leader warned that a wheat price rise could trigger bread price increases. Mr Gunn pressed that wheat traders sought higher prices while bread would cost more, prompting calls for a Commonwealth subsidy to ease the impact. The Premier said the Wheat Board had considered the issue and the problem remains difficult for farmers and the community.
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Adelaide
Gunn
Wheat Board
Melbourne
London
Tea that is Not Tea The Customs Department
The Customs Department tests imported goods to protect the public from fraud and uphold Australia's name. Laboratories in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth assess tea, condensed milk, tinned foods, leather, and other goods for adulteration or harmful contents, with strict rules on taxation and purity.
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Customs Department
Australia
Syanty
Melbours Adelaide
Perth
Sydney Custowiy House
G. R. Peck
Puck
Whaer
West
East
Proportional Representation Debate in Adelaide Assembly
Adelaide Wednesday report indicates ongoing discussion on proportional representation. Angae Parsons stated to the House that next Wednesday he will move to leave to introduce a bill to provide for proportional representation.
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Adelaide
Angae Parsons
Oulte
House of Assembly
Maya
Broad-scale rail link debated for Port Augusta to Salisbury
Railways Standing Committee at Parliament House examined a proposal for a broad-scale line from Salisbury to Port Augusta. Visiting expert P A Anthony urged a shorter Port Augusta to Winnington route via Fil Range, with possible gauge broadening. A survey could take six months and may require a 34 mile tunnel with multiple shafts.
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Parlisament House
Salsbury
Port Augusta
P. A Anthony
G.M.G
Winnington
Adelaide
Australia
Railwreys
J.C. B. Mandrieff
Une
Wilmington
Cortion
Port Auguala
Graham Stewart
Military honors and titles conferred in Parliament
The article notes grants totaling large sums to generals such as Alsaby Rawlinson Byng and Horne with amounts around 30 000 to 39 000 pounds each. Rear Admiral Halsey Keyes Tyrwhit receive 25 000 to 40 000 pounds. Allenby becomes Viscount and others receive baronetcies with Plummer Rawlinson Byng and Horne elevated to baronets.
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Viscount French
Plummer
Rawlinson
Byng
Hurne
Halsey
Keyes
Tyrwhit
Allenby
Becom Siscount
Rawlinson, Byng
Horne
Birdwhod
Tronchard
Billiards Snooker Tournament Round Two Results
The Federal Billiard Salon round two results show P Dolan 109 defeating G Quigley 79 and B Hackett 1 defeating X iyan 34. Other scores include A Fisher 415 over Veal 2, G White 138 over Fy Stevens, and G Robeser advancing in the third round draw with Watts, Brody, and Stheller among entries.
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P. Dolan
G. Quigley
B. Hackett
X. Iyan
BY Custody
AL Dunes
A. Fisher
Veal
Brown
P. Watts
S. Holwell
Pebig
W. Young
K. Brody
Mat B. Bray Thy
G) Bohra
G) Bohra BY beat. Dunstan #4; L. Hopkins
Y. Waynolts
Shephard
G. White
Fy Stevens
Tangeyer
Ri. Seller
Coseheller
G. Robeser
V P. Watts
Uth Va
Meseld
Brody
Cate Pole
Duran
Hoy
Stheller
Tyes
Peps advertised as safe cough remedy for children
An old promotional notice touts Pep s as a safe, effective treatment for children's coughs and chest infections. It claims immediate relief, compares favorably to harsh medicines, and markets Pep s for direct inhalation. Distributed by CG. £, Pulford (Aus.) Ltd in Sydney.
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Pope
Pulford (Aus.) Ltd
Pitt Street
Sydney
Lamp of love and breaths in distant warning tale
The text presents a fragmented, archaic line about a lamp associated with love and burning passion, shifting to a mention of bronchitis and a brief soothed day, then advertising Wards Great Peppermint Cure as a medical remedy. The readable fragments resemble a dated advertisement or poetic excerpt with health product branding. The piece lacks clear, coherent news content or events to summarize beyond the peculiar medical claims.
Hungarians Move to Placate Allies as Budapest Regroups
A Vienna dispatch reports Hungary plans a cabinet shuffle with three bourgeois representatives and aims to negotiate peace with the Allies. The Supreme War Council urges disarmament of the Red Army and calls for general elections to form a Constituent Assembly. The Romanian army will halt at the demarcation line under armistice terms.
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Router
Vienna
Reuter'e Service
London
Heuler
Paris
Supreme War Council
Rontanell Guief
Italia
Budapest
Muncarin
Red Army
Hungary
Manians Reach Budapest Will Occupy City
A Times report from Copenhagen on August 4 describes Roumanian troops at the Budapest city boundary. The Roumanian commander said he was ordered to occupy only to the city limits, not the rest of the country, as Hungary shifts toward a democratic Constituent Assembly while preserving social services.
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Renter
Copenhagen
Budapest
Herr Haubrick
Raletrescet
Times
London
Johnson and Ryan Bros Appointed Agents for The Recorder
Mr Pe Johnson and Messrs Ryan Bros are named as additional agents for the sale of The Recorder in Crystal Ibook, expanding distribution and local access to the publication.
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PE. Johnson
Messrs
Ryan Bros
THE
Recorder
Crystal Ibook
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