Ideas Taken From A Hovel Service Report Echoes Scam Network
Vancouver Thursday reports a nationwide gang of swindlers led by Worthington and Glees- cue, allegedly raking in 15 million. A Cleveland safety deposit vault job, valued at 9 million, was tied to 27 firms and mentioned by Miss Lieberman, a women’s business leader. Police noted stock booms 48 thousand to 1 million, with Centralia and a small Liboeis town investing. Circulated factory pictures and Pecochi broadcasts pushed sensational stock sales resembling the Get Rich Quick scheme.
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Hughes in Paris Busy in Talks at Ministry
Reuters reports Mr Hughes in Paris met the French Minister of Commerce and a government official. A luncheon was arranged in his honor at the Ministry with M. Danielson and others involved. Hughes plans to depart for London after the meeting.
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Newsboys Duel Over Rifles Ends in Fatal Woe
An early report describes a rural incident where two Newsboy suspects fought over stolen rifles and ammunition. The quarrel led to shots fired from concealment behindtrees at about 200 yards, one boy fatally wounded and another injured. the wounded youth was rushed to Brydney for medical care.
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Brydney
Miners in Newcastle District Vote to Suspend Coal Output
Representatives of 22 miners in the Newcastle district decided to halt coal production for a number of days after a conference. The move aims to distribute pits’ output and align with broader federation discussions on coal and wheat pricing, with talk of a pool system to manage supply.
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Crystal Brook and Adelaide Shows Announced for September
Local notice lists two events next month, the Crystal Brook Show on September 27 and the Adelaide Show on September 19. Also advertised are silk products including white and colored silks with prices and stock notes.
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Adelaide
Sermon by Mr Moyes on Christian living at Pirienta
In a St Panta-Oimirenta service Mr Moyes urged followers to abandon aimless lives and sin, to give their hearts to Christ and let Him work through them. He warned many drift with no purpose, opposing habit enslaving lives, and urged prayer, faith, and action to save others.
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Socia
South England and Australia clash as tough pitches yield small scores
In London a cricket match between South England and Australia produced low scores on a hard, fast wicket. South struggled, with key players injured or dismissed, while Australia managed to secure the victory amid developing bowlers. The day included a Premier Final event in London with about 70,000 spectators watching a different Sticky match and a separate game between Paris and Pinie Blocks ending in a win for Pirie.
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Australia
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England
Melbourne burglaries reported at drapery and jewelry shops
In Melbourne Sunday a drapery establishment at Green Street and Cobham Road was entered by forcing the door and goods valued at £120 were stolen. Also a large plate class window at Bourke Street jewellery shop was broken during the night, with a thief using a stone head in a handboat to breach the window. Several suspects named Hayes Pickhaver and Sayner are mentioned in police notes.
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Ireland Rejects British Peace Proposals in War Talks
A British offer to negotiate with Ireland was met with a firm Irish rejection. Dublin states Britain seeks domination and war, while Ireland demands government by consent and a just, lasting peace. Leaders accuse Britain of undermining Ireland’s sovereignty and refuse any terms that imply domination. Plenary powers would be granted to representatives to arrange a settlement acceptable to Ireland.
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Wwe
Lo Sur
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Anvest Ukem
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Dail Session Sets Tone Amid Irish Unity Resolve
In London a Dail session at the Birminon building saw Me Valera state Ireland will stand as a united nation against English opponents. He said a Treland unity approach would disappoint enemies and urged colleagues to stay on a team. Lloyd George respond amid restraint, and London reports note Dort. Londonderry votes to refuse recognition of North Ireland’s president and to resist efforts to mollify work.
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ile-Valera
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Treland
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Distress Relief Fund Rally Honors Local Winners
A charity event for the Distress Relief Fund raised by a Saturday night gathering. Winners named include Miss BM Pryor and Mr A Shaep with prizes listed from Fairey’s Stores. Secretary W Robinette notes signings, returns, and desk arrangements.
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W. Palmer
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O. Pammentar
Ate
Lloyd George urges unity to hold United Kingdom together
London, Sunday. Speaking at Barnsley, Mr Lloyd George warned against breaking up the United Kingdom. He argued Wales Scotland and other dominions value their national identities but should not carve apart the empire. He stressed the dangers of fragmenting the realm and urged maintaining a strong, united nation.
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United Kingdom
Famine in Russia Report on Village Hardship
Reuters dispatch describes famine effects in Suratov province where villagers flee hunger and local shortages. Citizens light fires for warmth, risk exposure, and suffer from malnutrition as authorities struggle to provide aid and maintain order.
100000 Children Starving Telegram From Stockholm
United Service reports from Stockholm on Thursday that the press published a telegram stating 400000 Russian children are starving to death and four million others are threatened with famine. The alarming claim underscores a humanitarian crisis amid wartime scarcity.
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Treaty Ends War With Germany Reported
A scrambled item notes that a treaty ending the war with Germany was signed. Details are garbled with names and roles unclear. The report mentions Germany's foreign minister and a United States signer, and that proceedings lasted a brief time.
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Eden
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Crowd unrest mars West Adelaide match with police escort assault
Crowds jeered and threatened Mr Quinny as he left with police and civilian escort. Several missiles were thrown, injuring a few officers and bystanders amid a hostile demonstration after the game at Hinduwisn vesteeaay.
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Reo
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Geologist Sladigan Appointed Lecturer at Adelaide University
Sydney dispatch reports Adelaide University appointing Mgiligan to a geology lectureship after his Oxford Ruders Scholarship and trip with Sir Douglas Mulvane. Federal Government invites Lord Northelfie to lunch as he plans a Canberra visit with likely Cabinet reception.
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Death of Miss Elisabeth O'Meara Found at Moor Bateman’s Hotel
Police report the death of Miss Elisabeth O'Meara found face down at the Moor Bateman’s Hotel. She was employed at the Dundow Tavern and was last seen in evening attire. The circumstances of the death are under investigation.
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Prisoner Release and Court Inquiry Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a prisoner release and an inquiry result. Mentions include Sydney proceedings, an inmate identified as Augustien Ewing to be released Wednesday, and references to a gaol and potential further actions. The text is garbled but indicates formal legal proceedings and release timing.
Ulster Premier Visits London Concert With Lloyd George
Sunday press notes Ulster Premier James Craig visits London for a concert at the request of Telfer. The event, reported by the Sunday press, references the United Series on Sunday and includes an approval note from Mt. Close to the arrangement.
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Londra
Lloyd George
Tha. Telfer
Australians With Doubles Upset Equals Anderson
Fragmented report recounts a doubles upset in Australian tennis with Kumagee defeating Anderson. Text references late-innings decisions by an umpire, unsettled calls, and a shaky finish affecting the outcome. Names appear garbled and uncertain.
Cerman minister firing students arrested
Fragmentary report notes a German minister related incident with students arrested on suspicion amid a murder case. The text mentions a gun attack and a political setting, with unclear names and places due to OCR damage.
German press reacts to Hert Kester murder shock
The German press grounds it as a political crime fueling unrest. Observers flag potential revolution as demonstrations surge in Berlin and Munich amid claims of leftist conspiracy.
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Thas
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Ines
Adelaide Wattle Day Celebrations and Planting Event
An Adelaide article describes a Wattle Day celebration with nurses and men planting trees. Sir William Sowden praises the planting effort aiming for thousands of trees and a symbol of unity, liberty, and national identity for Australia.
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