Strike at Perino bag factory halts work
Workers at the Perino bag factory in Une Wheat Sucks stage a walkout over demands for higher wages and safer conditions. The company refuses the raise, delaying operations as about sixty women and several men walk out and the plant shuts. Authorities threaten closing and transfers to other factories if the dispute persists.
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Central Bol hevisas RODROMIC ISOLATION and Allied proposals
August reports from London and Paris detail War Council discussions on curbing Bolshevism via economic isolation and limited cooperation with neutrals. British and French dispatches cite anti Bolshevik coalitions forming in southwest Russia and Allied plans for actions around Odessa and Petrograd amid ongoing front developments in Finland and the Baltic.
German troubles in Upper Silesia spark miners revolt
London reports Allied War Council discussions on the Upper Silesia crisis as Polish authorities push insurrection by miners against Germany. Trenches and shelling resume as German troops attempt to regain control of towns with reports of heavy casualties amid growing Polish gains.
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London
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Supreme War
Upper Silesia
Germany
Doles
United Service
Copenhagen
Hiermans
Taking German Gold Implicates Auwyn Princess
The Times reports from Bertin that money stolen from Bertin to Basel belonged to the ex-Crown Princess of Germany. Female detectives traced a high personage negotiating with Berlin banks for weeks, accumulating a large sum. Police act Tuesday on a lead, with interesting isolations to follow as emigrants face arrears in November.
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the Times
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Bertin
Basle
Greeks Seek Protection Amid Turkish Brigand Attacks
Thirty five thousand Greeks in Ardakeh demand protection as they telegraph to the peace conference. They fear Turkish soldiers and brigands based near Erzeroum are sacking and pillaging Greek communities while British troops withdraw.
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Attempted smash at jeweller shop in Grote Street
Early yesterday morning Constable Menadue heard a crash in Grote Street. On arrival at Mr Rogers jeweller a two inch hole in the front window was found made by a small stone. Jewellery valued around £15 was missing with blood marks noted at the scene.
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Menadue
Grote Street
Jeweiler
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Seamen's Union to Confer with Government in Australia
Melbourne reports a Seamen's Union meeting in Sydney where delegates discuss arbitration court terms and a government conference. Two members reportedly met Prime Minister Hughes on the steamer Britannia en route to Fremantle pending reinstatement of Meg Lecorau as federation president.
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Matthay Wetw
Arbitration Court
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Seamen's Union
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Coal Board extends power use for industry one week
After today’s Coal Board meeting the pilgrimman said permission to use electric current for industrial power is extended for one week ending August. Rail services may be reduced from the start of December as officials warn of coal shortages and overseas supplies remain uncertain.
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Hriday
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Pilgrrman
Amusements Tonight at Chil Devas Playground
An entertainment program features Periwinkle from a famous book as the main attraction. The lineup includes Mary Miles Minter and a silent serial and other short features. Ringling Bill’s Docker and For Sale, 4 Dandy are among the comic offerings. Topical and scenic numbers meet audience tastes.
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Mary Miles Minter
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Ringling
Expected Arrivals Yesterday at Peterborough Train Station
Reported yesterday returning soldiers and aviators from the 5th Machine Gun Battalion and other units were welcomed at Ellen Street station by local hospitality and service groups. Private A W Willcocks and Private J R Whitelaw of notable families were among those arriving, with others including Gunnor Roy Kennedy and Private W S Wade noted for return from active service.
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The Squaw Man at Goo-ee Theatre Tonight
Edwin Millon Boyle presents The Squaw Man at Goo-ee Theatre Monday night. The plot follows a man who sacrifices for love, hides in Wyoming, and wins back family honor through marriage to an Indian chief’s daughter. The production promises universal appeal and features romance and dramatic action with sensational moments.
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Denekin advances on multiple fronts as Bolshevists retreat
London reports General Denekin’s left wing driving in Crimea while Bolshevists retreat behind the River Bug. Armor moves into Elizavetgrad and heavy actions north of the Dnieper near Lubli. Denekin pushes toward the Don and Kursk as western fronts threaten uprisings in Central Russia amid large Bolshevik troop totals.
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West African ship disaster near Dakar leaves crew saved
A West African message reports thejiner Ashante caught fire on arrival at Dakar. Responding authorities ordered six shots to be dred along the waterline after the vessel became fiery. The crew and passengers were saved.
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Ure Om
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Irish Paddy Maher Sentenced in Adelaide Court
Joseph Maher known as Irish Paddy faced Adelaide Police Court on a charge of insufficient lawful means of support. He denied the charge but shortly after pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two months in prison with the option to leave the State within eight hours.
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Joseph Maher
Paddy
Adelaide
AL Dribe
Yip
Embabby to Hmrigail Debies Order to Lease
The archives of Ye Britists Ehulasey in Mexico City report that William Cummices intends to remain there. President Garniaz does not enforce the order to leave. Mexico City and London are noted in the cables.
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Mexico City
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Mexico
Red Cross Tea Day raises funds with local volunteers
Red Cross tea day at Red Loves rooms drew wide help from Mrs Guade and helpers including Mrs John Mel Sormark and others. Vocal and instrumental performances complemented stalls run by Betsy Dicks and Mrs Regan Shon. Proceeds totalled £10 1s 6d for the Duke of Solomontown Memorial Hall. THALES AND LABOR COUNCIL reports slow progress as delegates debate rule revisions.
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Nellie Owen
Bilsey Winter
Boucher War
Regan Shon
Mre & J. McMahon
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Geofey
Mollie Bell
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Eight Hours Celebrations Committee Calls Delegates to Meeting
Last year’s delegates, seven new delegates appointed, are asked to attend a meeting of the Eight Hours Celebrations Committee in the AWA Ball tomorrow Sunday at 10 30 a m. Attendance requested as plans for Eight Hours Sports are considered. Secretary Herb Baldock.
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Senior and Second Team Football Notes Show Active Weekend
The report lists senior association players for St Mark's and nearby clubs with captains and lineups. It notes interclub matches, emergencies, and upcoming fixtures, including Souths vs Westmn Stars and Adelaide Club inquiries, with secretary notes on fixtures and venues.
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Fork Pirie Football Association
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O'Callaghan
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Jolley
Mitten
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Foley v Hayward boxing title prep in Juonras
Foley trains late for his title bout with Ray Hayward of Juonras. Hayward says he is in top form. The match promoters note Foley's drive and Hayward plans to spar in the International Hall at 7:30 PM. Both boxers will train at Gouer Stadium tomorrow. The Monday bout features Nast Byron vs George Nelson as preliminaries.
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Jackiy Byron
George Nelson
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Wen Langafora
Marylebone Club Sets Three Day Games Schedule
London August 21 The Advisory Committee of the Marylebury Cricket Club has decided next season the county championship matches shall be played on three days with one day rest for each fixture outlined by the committee and approved by the club president.
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London
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Influenza Outbreak Reported in Adelaide Hospital
Fragmentary report notes influenza-like illness among patients at an Adelaide hospital. No further details on number of cases or dates are provided in the readable text.
Literary Society Debate At YMCA Rooms
A local literary society debate pitted the YALGA team against Salmontown Young Men's Club at the YMCA rooms. Teams included YVLLA-Mesnts PL W Anngus F Parker V Millhouse and Salmontown Menere. The subject Arbitr ation versus Circk Action. Mr Bde Wards ruled in favor of the YMCA. Solomontown 122 to 181 points. The critic’s remarks were well received. A. Goldman proposed a vote of thanks, with Edwards and Annellw seconding.
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Unclear Entry on Schedule and Names
Fragmentary note lists times and names with skewed terms such as Arrival August 22 and Ven, no coherent event or entities clearly identifiable.
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Burr Lines Burr Ment Ashore After Morning Run
Burr Lines harbormaster reports the ketch Burr Ment ashore at Observatory Point during a morning voyage. Master and crew are safe though damage to the vessel is unknown. Crews and authorities are on scene as a heavy ground swell conditions the area.
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Melbourne jury clears or finds in Ryan case
A civil court session in Melbourne yesterday involved Mr. T. J. Ryan with a jury verdict that portrayed tensions over compensation in an alleged matter. The foreman announced the jury could not reach an agreement, ending without a conclusive verdict.
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Adelaide Police Court Case Details On Wounding
A report from Adelaide describes an assault charge heard in Adelaide Police Court. Samuel Kennedy was wounded in the shin. Inspector Nicholsen and medical verification placed Kennedy in Adelaide Hospital in a critical condition but later stated to be out of danger. The hearing was adjourned as the patient’s condition improved.
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Howard College Ad Promises Jobs in Wireless Training
An old advertisement from Howard College pitches courses in wireless and related trades. It claims government pay and daily wages for trained operators, promising job prospects and exams for public service and business subjects. The text speaks in grand terms about guaranteed earnings and broad training offerings.
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