German Socialist Leader Sent For Berlin Cabinet Formation
German politics shift as Br Cuno resigns and Herr Stressmann, a Socialist, is asked to form a new cabinet. A Reichstag speech Thursday will likely guide the program, with passive resistance to the Ruhr and White ministers under review and a possible League of Nations reference.
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Berlin
Br. Cuno
Herr Stressman
Herr Stressmann
Reichatag
League of Nations
Socialist Party
Barkbone
Herr Steessmann
Tollows
Forel
Minteley
Tir
Brauns
Rejelswstit
R Gessier
Luther
Posis
Stingl
Hilferding Lwin
Indep
Dent Sovialist
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Heit
Linet
He-construction
Itoher Seaumat
Aaumer
Justice
Riabaucti
Pests to Community
In Melbourne a legal debate centers on a sentence imposed for pest control actions. The court weighs whether the punishment and process aligned with lawful standards, referencing a drawing or weaving by Hawennes Kynaston and a disjointed sequence of events presented in the case. The proceedings consider the legality of the sentencing and the implications for communal safety.
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Melbourne
Hawennes Kynaston
Rush for Work in Peterborough and Goodwood
This month there were 54 applicants for 9 jobs at Peterborough and 36 for 12 jobs at Goodwood. A total of 47 were returned for 43 positions, with 42 applicants for eight roles in another locality, showing a strong demand for employment across the region.
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Adelaie
Mipmney
oEynpeincetoyy
Peterboronaly
Apgill
Peterborouet
Ghodwony
Peterborough
Goodwood
Federal Parliament A Gift For Canberra
Melbourne dispatch reports a chaotic Canberra session with attempts to send a parliamentary visiting party to Japan during recess, debate over northern territory travel, and a government bill advancing despite strong opposition. The chamber passed remaining stages amid amendments and procedural clashes.
French astonishment over British note unsettles creditors
Paris reports French circles astonished by the British note, creditors urged Germany to pay. One creditor proposes abstaining while exposing all debts, aligning with both allies and enemies under a common objective. The dispute centers on linking the peacemaking efforts with the German obligations and potential repudiation by France.
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Reuter
Paris
Tuesay
Mcial
Gernary
Gilemany
LEGALITY OF OCCUPATION INWORLD WAR I CONTEXT
Fragmented account discusses legality of occupation under the Spa Promess and the Allied response. It notes British and German acceptance, May 1921 Allied loan of mercurial value, and tensions among Allied and German corps. The piece references the Ruler Valley and various correspondents.
Opinions of French press on Logie justice Paris
Analyzed coverage notes lack of confidence in Logie and British leaders. Reports mention mood of distrust toward French and Belgian governments and possible reactions from press like Le Tourn reporting on fraud victim compensation and awaiting Bremen reply. Fresh conversations expected before end of March.
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Paris
Dim
Tim Revs
Awit Allen
Ays Yeni
Bremen
Corman
Sein
Ami
le Tourn
Opinion of Times on British policy and reparations
The Times warns that Britain must act swiftly to avoid falling behind events as independent decisions loom. It argues delayed British action could hinder Europe and that reparations may become obsolete amid a changing political landscape, urging strong national mobilization.
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London
Times
Britain
Europe
Industrial Meat Employes Union to Amalgamate with One Big Union
The Meat Industry Employes Union of Adelaide votes to amalgamate with the One Big Union after a nationwide ballot. A council of action will be appointed to arrange open negotiations, and a four member committee may meet the Council of Action if needed.
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Adelaide
Council of the Meat Industry
Counsil
Acton
Australasian Workers
Council of Action
BWP Plants to Close at Broken Hill
Broken Hill Proprietary Company will close milling and mine plants until further notice due to coal shortages and inability to borrow coal until delayed supplies arrive. Mr Slee, manager, was not available for comment today.
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Broken Hill
Slee
Fruitgrowers Award Arbitration Affects Australian Industry
In Melbourne a federal arbitration court hears outlines of the Fruitgrowers Award affecting workers in fruit packing and related tasks across New South Wales Victoria South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. His Honor notes growers face wholesale pricing pressures and proposes temporary living allowances and seasonal pay adjustments to preserve industry peace while seeking new agreements between growers and consumers. The decision includes weekly allowances for unplumaged and casual workers and aims to balance profits with fair wages during the season.
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Melbourne
Jay
Jussie Bowers
Vietork
South Wales
Snuth Australia
Western Australia
Indus
Wales
Victoria
Anita
South Australia
Letter from House of Commons Members on War Policy
Adelaide Tuesday report on a letter to federal parliament from British MPs about foreign policy. Sir Henry Barwell, Premier, says views will be sent to the Federal Government. Hill asked if the letter will be considered if war breaks out and if South Australia’s views will reach the authors.
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Adelaide
Australia
Henry Barwell
L. L. Hill
House of Assembly
Hill
Priar Henderstood
Dominions
Parlia
Ments
House of Commons
Robinson
Hull
Jetter Iees
Turkey
Great Britain
South Australia
Newton Resigns From Nationalist Party Leadership
In a secret ballot, Newton was elected party leader but held the role for only 19 days before a reshuffle. Sir Walter Lee, as Treasurer in the Hayes Ministry, and Sir Merhere Sion Els are referenced as part of a ministerial reformation underway with plans to form a new ministry.
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Houart
Newton
Else Wwler
Shite
Nationalist Party
Pighl
Freetine
Anther Nevice
Nola
Walter Lee
Aly
Ie Hayes Ministey
Fay Lin Millinistriter
Merhere Sionels
Alta
Teds
Tiviy
Austral Theatre Screens Lorna Auone Love Story Tonight
Amusements note that Austral Theatre will screen the love story Lorna Auone as the feature, with John Ridd and Sir Ensor Banaft in a tale of romance and pursuit. The program includes West's Pictures and Adelaide-made films, with additional supporting features and a entering competition for entries.
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Austral Theatre
Lorna
Auone
Lorna Oun
John Ridd
Ensor Banaft
Gentle Mab
Cooee Pictures
Pirieith
Adélaide
Hee Thornton
Ringers' Union Fined Over Strike Privileges
The Sydney printing workers union was fined £400 for taking action that reduced output on a Saturday morning. The fine followed a legal ruling that the union violated the award terms by observing a four week in five days period.
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Sydney
Tusilyy
Collision at sea damages two steamers at Sydney Heads
A head-on collision occurred just after 1 am at Sydney Heads between the Saros a 3304 ton outbound vessel to Newcastle and the Induaa a 6780 ton inbound ship from Brisbane. Both ships sustained extensive damage.
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Sydney
Sydney Heads
Saros
Newcastle
Brisbane
Burglaries Hit Adelaide Home Twice in Three Months
In Medindie the Bridgeland residence suffered two break ins within three months. Stolen items included 680 worth of goods and later silver plated ware worth £30. Thomas O Neill, employed by Bridgeland, confessed guilty in Adelaide Police Court and was remanded for sentencing. Albert Jensen faced charges dropped for receiving stolen goods. Police linked the burglaries to drinking spree behavior and examined witnesses including Det Sgt Alighuerh and investigators Fermson and Carrelvil.
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Adelaide
Tyree
Bridgeland
Medindie
Bey
Thomas O'Neill
Candadin
Adelie
E. M. Sahine
Albert Jensen
Sereant Alighuerh
Jensen
Jimena Sailor
Mel
Hindley
Thor Aeftry
O'Neill
Am Jensen
Serorn
Anderson
YMCA NOTES Hints Of Debates And Mock Trial
YMCA activities grow weekly with new members and events. A debate by the Booster Club leaned negative with J Allsop G Loftes and A Arnold vs M Sandery J Kenner as judge, next a mock trial titled A Breath of Promise Case will involve members and ladies, followed by an educational talk by Mr Rofe.
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Measry Fifurter
M. Sandery
B. Smithy
J. Allsop
G. Loftes
4. Arnold
J. Kenner
Rofe
Australian Workers' Union seeks wage hikes for shearers
The Australian Workers' Union filed claims in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court demanding higher wages for shearers. They seek 60 shillings per hundred instead of 35/26 with keep for adult shear hands, replacing the present £3 0s, with parallel increases for other employee classes.
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Australian Workers’ Union
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Sir Harry Lauder to Return for One Night in Adelaide
Sir Harry Lauder appears at the Town Theatre next Saturday night after four years away. The show features a fresh voice with lively character songs, a new repertoire including prior favorites, and a top-tier company presenting a polished performance for one night before heading to Port.
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D. Amd N. ‘Vailant Bs
Geerdi
Iarry Lauder
Auoyant Hunter
Sir Harry
Wesett
Sydney
Melnoene
Adelaide
Theatre Royal
Porth
Abolition of Selection Ballot Stated By ALP Leader
Mr A G Wills, president of the ALP, declares ballots should be abolished. He says labor will not send its best and cleanest men to Parliament until this is done.
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Paris
Iyules
Germany
Germany As Hemamnen
Die Foenen
Pulusine
A. G. Wills
ALP
Labor
Water supply plan debated for Nelshaby settlers
In the House of Assembly Mr Nicholls questioned the Attorney General about securing a better water supply for Nelshaby settlers this coming summer. Sir Henry Barwell noted no provision was made as consumers would not enter the required guarantee.
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Adelaide
Amputated leg after street station incident in Melbourne
Alfred Joseph Bowden, 50, railway employee, was admitted to Melbourne Hospital after an accident at Tedlwaye Street station. His left leg was amputated following the incident.
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Melbourne
Alfred Joseph Bowden
Wes
Mbourne Hospital
Goedeer Street
Conan Doyle Endorses Spiritualism as World’s Greatest
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle arrived in Liverpool after a U.S. trip and asserted spiritualism is the greatest thing in the world. He said spiritualism is sweeping America, denied claims of a quick medium communication, and urged churches to grant credentials to credible mediums to separate fakery from genuine seers.
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Neuter
London
Sir Conan Doyle
Liverpool
America
Ow York
Harding
Health of Pirie Board Review Clears Most Homes
A Weal Board of Health meeting heard inspector reports on district housing. Two properties, Section 125 owned by Mr Jones and another on Warren Street, were deemed unfit for habitation and a special report ordered. Over the fortnight one German measles case, two diphtheria cases, one whooping cough, and one pulmonary tuberculosis case were recorded.
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Jie Vale
Mr. Jones
Sininay
Winne
Warren
Hove
Dirketten
Gas main catches fire near roadworks amid faulty wiring
A gas main ignition occurred during street work causing flames and smoke as crews from the Gas Company arrived. Fire gushed near excavations for new buildings, threatening a larger expansion. Witnesses reported a strong odour returning, while businesses feared continued danger until service was restored.
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Adelane
Mtesarg
King's
Uletook
Sin Pew
James Huey
Man Held in Fitzroy Offence Against Girl
Melbourne Tresday police arrested Charles Hartnett after a report of a girl aged 10 to 13 missing from her home. He faces charges related to an offence against the young girl at Fitzroy.
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Melbourne
Charles Hartnett
Haseen
Fitzroy
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