British and French Premiers Agree on Poland Support
Hythe conference ends with accord to aid Poland with military advice and munitions. Bolshevik rep to stay in London during armistice talks at Amst, and Lloyd George plans cabinet meeting as Millerand heads home. Times dispatch notes Warsaw prayers and partisan defence regiments. frontier actions by Allied troops to destroy German material.
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United Service
London
Hythe
Poland
Armissine
Amst
M. Miller
God Mar
al Fuel
Rocher
Standay
Wythe
Pela
Mosars
Lloyd George
Millerand
Holy
Labor Conference Threatens General Strike Over Poland Issue
Report notes a labor conference threatening a general strike if the government remains unsatisfied with Poland related terms. Warns that leaving Warsaw could jeopardize missions and archives, with special trains used for departure. Government stance appears ambiguous as officials assess the situation.
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United Serving
London
Balgh
Falla
Poland
Prsen
Prices Rising Still Cost of Kerosene and Electricity
Adelaide reports rising kerosene and electric charges with the price increase sought by Adelaide manager W. S. Clarke of Vacuum Oil Co and Adelaide Electric Supply Co. The inquiry details company profits, proposed 50 percent fare adjustments, and options for price changes. The government considers extending powers, while a separate plea seeks tariff increases to cover higher operating costs since 1944.
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Elaide
Paicea
W. S. Clarie
Adelaide
Wis
Clairman
Clark
South Austraia
New South Wales
Broken Hill
Willa
Tule
Peina
Inundation Impacts Rain Ravages Rural Areas
Rain and floods disrupt Farmlands and towns along rivers. Debris and water rise threaten crops and housing while authorities urge caution as crews work to restore access and assess damage. Local agencies report improvements in some camps and continued concerns in others.
Government Ambition Divides Cabinet Over Posen Move
Reported remarks from ministry members show no settlement yet as ministers stay to oppose departure. The cabinet’s reluctance signals danger of a rival government forming if they leave.
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Posen
Sally
Merners
Watsaw Defences Seen as Useless by German Correspondent
A German correspondent reports that Warsaw defenses are ineffective as Reds advance from the southeast. He says German-built fortifications are unsuitable, many works already blown up, and there is talk of aid forts about 15 kilometres from the city, well suited for defense.
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Nite Servivest
London
Polwin
Ioutier
Warsaw
Polisi
Wity
Night in Adelaide Shocks with Prinea Visit
Report of an extraordinary event in Adelaide featuring Krisenhuck and Jim amid the Prinea’s visit. Gonos hosts tonight as the city buzzes over a historic spectacle and notable arrivals.
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Adelaide
Krisehuck
Jim
Prinea
Gonos
Fragmentary Times page note appears in The Recorder
A partial OCR fragment hints at cabie news on a page described as heated. The text also references The Times and a cached copy in The Recorder by special permission. Opinion is noted as not belonging to The Times.
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Cabie
Times
Government considers Delmayne coal mine purchase
Expose Assembly report says Government officials examined the Delmayne coal mine after being approached about purchasing it. Two inspectors from Tasmania conducted the examination and will report on the property's value. Mr Reidy 425 referenced the discussion in the Expose-41 Assembly.
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Reidy
Assembly Today
Delmayne
Tasmania
Refuses to Hear Babe ineye hearing over share sale
Sydney Tuesday report states Mr. fablide Dulty walked out of the High Court to abstain from the hearing on the sale of enemy shares. He said the Commonwealth Government had promised him a copy of the statutes and regulations governing its proceedings.
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Sydney
Fablide Dulty
Tropical Medicine Institute Director Backed for Townsville
The High Commissioner for Australia has received applications for the position of Director of Tropical Medicine at Townsville. He recommends that nine candidates be considered, with one to be sent from Africa after review.
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Tropical ‘Medicine Institute
Townsville
London
Australia
Featuile of Tropical Medicine
Townsvillé
Africa
Everest Expedition Aims For Tibet Summit
The Geographical Society announces a Mt Everest expedition will attempt the summit via Tibet. The journey spans two years with immense difficulties expected. a summary of the expedition’s aims and challenges is provided in The Times.
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Everest
Geographical Society
Times
London
Iland
Suhrcome
Olympic restored to prewar condition after Belfast to Southampton voyage
The White Star Line ship Olympic, 46 250 tons, completed a final trip from Belfast to Southampton with 250 guests aboard. Postwar improvements include wireless telephony, an onboard steering and water balance system, and an outboard location device. Commander Warld Sandersop noted in a speech that vast new liners are unlikely soon due to cost.
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Olympic
Belfast
Southampton
Yrliieh
Caytain- van
Warold Sandersop
Theglive
York
Ines
Star Company
Dissent in India Resolutions Against Government
Lahore dispatch reports the Punjab Provincial Congress committees as of Monday voting for noncooperation with the government. A postponement of a gram drawing and a tense All-India Congress session followed a heated discussion. The Congress urged people to mourn Justice in Punjab and declined to extend a welcome to the Prince of Wales.
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United
Lahore
India
Noni
All-India, Congress
Calcula Congress
Punjab
Prince of Wales
Conditions in Russia under Lenin's government described by a Western reporter
A foreign correspondent reports from Soviet Russia, detailing harsh conditions and shortages across Petrograd, Moscow, and the countryside. He notes visible endurance among residents, general fatigue, and widespread under nourishment, yet emphasizes continued morale and belief in eventual relief and a prosperous Russia for all.
Australian stroke of luck fuels Cobram bid
Fragmented OCR reads like a brief Australian sports note. Names appear garbled but indicate Cobram and nearby teams in a Melbourne region race. Some legible items mention Kimiurk Ian God Wovied Fay Bos suggesting player or sponsor references amid an outlined schedule or results.
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Ee Talbourne
Fofiow
Kimiurk
Iain God
Wovied
Fay Bos
Gous
Cobram
Deisan
New Adelaide Wheat Pool Reforms And London Parity Plan
The Premier told the House of Assembly a conference with Wheat Pool manager Mr Pitt and Wheat Board chair Mr Smith led to government reforms. A reorganised staff will include Megers Richatts Wardob and Rishor with Mp Harding as secretary and Barbour as accountant. Pitt Nady said no other roles needed. Local wheat price to be set at London parity, with possible inclusion for imported grain.
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Adelaide
Hai. Barwell
Penngia Hn
Consey
Megers Richatts
Wardob
Rishor
Harding
P.barbour
Pitt Nady
Japan and Britain must foster peace to curb militarism
Far East problems unfold as Chicago Tribune correspondent Prazer Hunt arrives aboard the HikAO Mara. He argues imperialism is dead and warns that Japan seeks control of war’s raw materials and eastern ports, threatening China, the Pacific coast, and Western States if peace between Britain and America falters.
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Japan
Prazer Hunt
Chicago
Trifnute
Spon
Orr
Hunt
Tng
Antion
Jajan ‘Dow
Pati
Sheri
America
Galiformia
Washington
Oregon
Australia
Canada
Mr. Hughes
Wilson
China
Jayah
Ching
Chine
Ja. Pan
Great Britain
Amelia
Cline
Supply of Cotton and Queensland Growers Guarantee Proposal
The United Service in London reports the Golden Growers Association recommends a five year extension of the guaranteed price to Queensland growers. The proposal aims to meet Mr Hader's request for a five year guarantee though Mr Wuniler doubts the position. The discussion notes that a favorable reception by planters is expected.
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United Service
London
Golden Growers ~' Association
Wuniler
Archbishops Missioned Destroyer Reported Near Cornwall
Reuters Wireless dispatch from London indicates a destroyer near Penzance Cornwall this afternoon with Archbishops Mannix not yet confirmed aboard. The vessel was landed at Penzance and expected to proceed toward London, though details remain uncertain.
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Reuters Services
London
Iduitay
Archbishpii
Maanix
Syas
Queenstowy
Penzance
Cornwall
Baltic Overdue at Fishguard and Ports Updated
Baltic steamship Baltic was overdue at Fishguard and Queanstown reports say she sighted Lands End and planned to arrive at Liverpool at 8 30 this afternoon. She docked at Queenstown around midnight, paused to receive orders, and then moved to an Irish port under escort. Archbishop Mannix' brother arrived at Queenstown last night and will stay there for the present. The vessel was expected in Fishguard at eight this morning but had not arrived by noon.
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London
Baltic
Wands End
Liverpool
Bar
Queanstowin
Imonon
Mannix
Arived
Queanstown
Sarcastic Irish Editor Released from Pentonville
Mr Charles Diamond editor of the Catholic Herald has been released from Pentonville prison. In a Star interview he said his phrase killing is not murder led to imprisonment and claimed the government is strengthening the Irish movement worldwide. He hinted at possible travel to America with government escort destroyers.
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United Service
London
Charles Diamond
Catholic Herald
Pentonville
Star
Diamond
Atunix
Sitazing
America
Archbishop Mannix Interview Causes Controversy at Sea
An interview on a seas voyage reports Archbishop Mannix saying he landed in Ireland involuntarily and prefers Ireland as home. He denies a larger mission, cites exiles from Australia, and notes Navy officers allowed a comfortable involuntary voyage while aboard the Wyvern near Queenstown.
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London
Penzance
Chbishop Manx
Ballis
Wyvern
Strayer
Queenstown
Wahfie
Fisheward
Begland
Mannix
Bogland
Bngland
Ireland
Embezzlement Hearing At Syrncy Police Court
John McDonald 32 an accountant faced embezzlement charges over 250 pounds of Studebaker Motor Car Corp property. Witnesses testified graft money paid for car imports, with Cayce the managing director implicated in cash box withdrawals. Trial set after auditors heard graft funds were used to cover delinquencies.
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Syrncy
Beiday
John McDonald
Studebaker Motor Car «Corporation
Joha Amos, Mmanaker
Ninder
Stadebeker
Graf
Abigall
Hawale
Gayee
Wu Cayce
Cayce
Gayces
Cayen
Mr. Gaye
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