Famine in Russia prompts relief talks at Geneva
Ualjud Service reports famine across Russia with 160 daily deaths in major cities like Saratov Astrakhan and Bariizin. Red Cross Council in Geneva discusses relief measures as leaders urge coordinated aid and famine response actions.
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Ualjud
Plundon
Moudyy
Alls Mall
Buullarest
Tumuscow
Gzernizar
Thulera Everanges
Daily Wealtol
Swarena’ Suports
Uny
Saratot
Astrakhan
Bariizin
Bear
Geneva
Nike Coniecence
Die Letarnational
Grusy
Cowell
International Relief Scheme Formed by Red Cross Council
The Geneva meeting reports creation of a joint council led by Feidjot Nansen and Melover to manage relief distribution in Australia with powers to coordinate with the Russian government and voluntary groups. Allied Supreme Council and the League of Nations are informed, and a worldwide appeal is issued to urging prompt aid from short table organizations.
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Geneva
Hed Cross Conferenss
Feidjot Nansen
Melover
Wdminis
Supreme Council
League of Nations
Department's stance on infectious disease ward debated
A press report notes Pine Council delaying action on a plan by the department to prepare treatment facilities for infectious diseases. The department reportedly did not intend to open an isolation ward, while officials stressed diphtheria and other cases require hospital care and available machinery to fight outbreaks.
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Department
Haddon
Pine Council
Isalallorr
Mie
Clare
Walla
Jackson
Counell
Smelters Begin Work as Talks Hit Settlement Stage
Smelters start basic operations with limited staff as company and unions sign preliminary agreements on medical exams and wages. Officials expect fuller blast furnaces to come by late next week while contingency plans for further engagement proceed. local leaders express cautious optimism about peace and productivity.
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Pirie
Sansinelan
Bru & Plact
Evii
Doupany
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Lepland
Hnpe Pan
Peaceuiest
Lmions
Balientbr
Thay
Ubsonencials
Armstrong's Test Packies Press Divided In Pet Mon
Fragmentary OCR shows a tense headline style with possible names and a dispute involving Armstrong and a test pack or packies. Readable text suggests a local or domestic angle, possibly a legal or community matter, with partial quotes and a focus on division or controversy.
Captain JIFFERENGE PROFESSED Co Scattered English Press Split
London reports a divided English press on the Arm y test in which captaincy questions dominate. Interviews blame wet winter drills while some praise the team and minimize failures. Siamarcansuire and Ken any struggle, with eight wickets for 4 runs.
Turks retreat as Greeks press in Asia Minor
London dispatch reports Greek forces advancing toward Angora with Kemal Pasha evacuating the line between Sivrinissir and Anpera. The Turks are said to be retiring behind their positions as the conflict widens in Asia Minor.
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Asia Minor
Aneora
United
Servien
London
Tinee
Angora
Kemal Pasha
Teioa
Sivrinissir
Pera
Fragmented OCR recap of union meeting and actions
A garbled OCR passage describes union executives meeting at Mt evening and arranging displays. It mentions Workday and various committees, with references to leaders and a framed photo. The text is fragmentary and unclear but centers on union activity and planned presentations.
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Mts
Algorror
Putin
Sm .Oppostunity
Lavep Ang
M. Horsington
Bradford Hosts Mr Hughes Discussing Australia German Goods Ban
Bradford welcomes Mr Hughes who visits, addressing Yorkshire merchants and manufacturers about Australia’s ban on German goods. He notes Australia as the only country not buying German suns and imposing tariffs. a dinner at Tessa Mall followed.
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Bauter
London
Australa
Sius Bradford
Tessa Mall
Hughes
Yorkshire
Australia
Air
Flo
ani_thas
Morrayy
Hilltop Sliding From Heavy Rain Near Kyosty
Sydney Thursday report notes heavy rainfall caused a hillside near Kyosty to slip about five feet, sending trees and buildings toward the lower slope. Excavation and containment efforts under way as residents assess damage and road access remains limited.
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Sydney
Ascan
Kyosty
Sydney Meat Supply Report from Homebush Yards
Fragmented note reports stock sales at Homebush yards with Western stockcorners and references to a carnival event, listing Fat Fancy and a Lascol city vibe. No clear date or coherent facts present.
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Sydney
Tharwestern
Java
Homebush
Mestapolis
Ore Availability for Smelters in Port Pirie News Notice
Melbourne Thursday report notes interest from local and European mining firms as Port Pirie smelters plan to resume work. The Associated Smelters Co holds ore and concentrates in transit, with ore ready for shipment until year end. Beckyn Hill lead concentrates attracted buyers amid speculation on restart timing.
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Melbourne
Thursdy
Amas Wining Company
Offdals
Aellsourne
Pirle
Pirls
Au Mic
Lal Pribes
Se Lema
Associated ‘Smelters Company
Sunirales
Spelter prices and metal quotes in Melbourne market
Spelter prices edged lower in Melbourne as the metal exchange quot ed futures rose, with lead and alloy futures showing mixed shifts. The report lists prices for several metals and futures figures, reflecting a subdued trading day with minor fluctuations across items.
Pirie Hospital Visiting Committee Report
The visiting committee at Pirie Hospital reported on nurse replacements and admissions. It noted 24 members and 44 women admitted to general wards, 123 men and 48 women discharged, and six go e and four girls admitted to the children’s ward. Two probationer nurses and the cook were ill or absent, and a medal was proposed for probationers passing their exams. The committee also discussed delays in probationary appointments and a drain project tied to the Drasent pipe strain.
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J. Ramsay
Obair
H. Jadkane
Geny
W.glaris
Fan
Santatary
Gosden
Vest
Miss
Quigley
Lee
Usal
Gaym
Ana
Gaby
Baen
Blair
Dunn
O'Loughlin
Freeman
Amboniti
Walsta
Mits Persevare
Fantsermane Clark
New South Wales Railways Seeks New Commissioner Nominees
The Avaiaban Railways Union invites nominations for a new railway commissioner. Financial members are urged to submit names by the specified deadline. The announcement appears in Sydney on a Thursday edition, outlining the process and eligibility.
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Sydney
Avaiaban Railways
Union
Tranr-Financial
Aio
Rogue's Harbor tale noted at Saturday event
A fragment mentions Maryil Ca-MinTer at Rogue's Harbor on Saturday. The readable bits suggest a local event or feature but details are unclear. Further text would clarify participants and exact occasion.
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Maryil Ca-Minter
Msn
Nstraas Ip ‘Qudy
Rogue's Harbor
Mr. de Valera Rejects Peace Speech at Dail
In a bold speech delivered in the Dail, Eamon de Valera rejects a proposed peace plan, urging firmness on Ireland’s status. He frames negotiations as insufficient to secure sovereignty and warns of potential continued conflict unless terms shift.
Ireland Advised TD End British Rule
Reuters report from Dublin says Valera urged Irish leadership to end British rule amid peace talks. He warned that British terms could fail and urged Ireland to avoid reliance on extraneous forces. In London, Chamberlain declined to reveal state backroom discussions, urging restraint and calm as tensions remained.
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Ireland
British Government Prepares Response Amid Global Turmoil
A fragmented BBC Times style dispatch from London reports ongoing government deliberations on a developing international crisis. Officials anticipate rapid deployment of measures across finance, security, and diplomacy as markets react and allied nations coordinate. Further details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
War Crimes Trials Realer's Service Question in Commons
Sir Ernest Pollock the Attorney General reviewed the Leipzig trials. He said punishment should be judged by German standards and noted the conduct indicated a desire to resolve the true issue. Italian cases, not yet heard, were completed, with Brimice Belgium Italy and Heest Britain seeking to shape the trial’s direction.
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Realer
London
Op Commons
Ernest Pollock
Leipzig
waFk
Belgium
Italy
Britain
Tasmanian Industry Plans Industrial Works Delayed Site Choice
Fragmented text notes delays in establishing a Tasmanian industry and its associated manufacture works under Commonwealth guidance. It mentions site selection, preparation of buildings, power, and possible relocation of leaders JH Wright and SM Held to other states. Plans foresee water supply, deeper works, and yearlong output of worsted spinning, with substantial investment and modernization.
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Jarga
Paton
Baldwins
John’ Paton
Laustakasia
Lanncestat
Méssrs
JH. Wright
Boafer
Tasmania
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
Ayhioh
Lanmuester
Hobart
York
Apatraie
Lastogeston
Ishemba
Commonwealth
Industrial retrenchment policy questioned in House
Adelaide Thursday debate centered on government retrenchment amid industrial slump. Premier indicated no change in policy despite port Pirie disturbances and Yorke Peninsula mining layoffs, aiming to keep workers on full time if possible and negotiate public works programs.
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Layed Autad
H. N. Barwell
Port Pirie
Yorke's
Guvoeoment
Thesiana
Met
Enron
Svorks
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Toni
Mick
Toy
Praniler
Garaenmant
Islington
Cam
Finding Work in New South Wales Explains Unemployment Relief
In Melbourne on Thursday V Daley Chief Secretary of New South Wales announced that the New South Wales Labor Government will do more than other Australian ministries to absorb the unemployed. He stated unemployment is a bigger issue in Victoria than in his state and urged action.
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Melbourne
My V. Daley
Storutary
New, South Wales
Smith Wales
Victoria
Bubonic Plague in Paris Report From London Desk
A Daily Man's correspondent reports Paris authorities revealing a bubonic outbreak. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate health concerns and potential measures. The fragment suggests fear and public health warnings affecting daily life in Paris.
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United Servion
London
Priesday
Daily Man's
Iy Paris
Bub Ieas
Dhera
Tenorind
Baptist Missions Delegates Hear Asia Mission Reports
A Baptist assembly discussed Chinese conversions and the long shift in missionary work in Asia. Speakers from India and East Bengal spoke on education emancipation and station plans for northern missions while a large open air meeting and lectures in Clare featured Mr Cordiner and Ray Martin, highlighting India at the Crossroads and Christian fellowship as a solution to regional issues.
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Tie Pirie Baptist- Churs
Nisy
China
Fast
Rey
Cote
Hughds
Eeplist
Foraar
Hin Street
Cordiner
Christia Fellowsire
JW. Bowering
Thighes
Medical Examination Policy Discussed by Hospital Board
The Pirie Hospital Board debated probationer medical exams before appointments. Secretary to the Adelaide Hospital noted training histories and earlier examinations. A motion to require examinations before employment was moved, seconded, and carried.
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Bort
Hospill
Bein
Aielaide Hospital
Irainges
Ulinigsions
Elomé
Pirie Hospital’ Board
Neacedyre
Pirie Hospital
Fackson
Carlejt
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