NO TRADE WITH RUSSIA CONGREMION TO KRUPPS
London report from Warsaw notes six days after arrival in Moscow British merchants saw no prospect of resuming trade with the Soviet. The mission, including Baldwins Limited and Crossley Brothers, met M. Krupin who offered six years credit and a chance to sign before Saviikhonin. The group refused and returned to Latvia. Krups pressed for concessions to build a vast airplane factory.
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London
Warsaw
Moscow
Messrs
Baldwins
Limite
Crossley Brothers
M. Krapain
Kassin
Savi Ikhoninisf
Latvia
Prosiahls
Krups
Sale of ships and memorial claim before the U S consul
A garbled report describes the Kiameng Steamship Company memorialized claim to salvage damages from the United States Government. The Calcutta and Weiliisaus lines are noted with references to Caleron and Brookhaven. The memorial alleges a loss or seizure affecting ships and seeks redress from authorities. The text includes inconsistent place names and dates, with mentions of the Consul General and the Allied government context.
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Heuter
Suntan
Rin Ni Rean
Rome
Sméshian Walight
Country factories concede on railways not yet in force
A Webb limited railway concession avoids Sept 4 start with a 20 per cent reduction in carriage rates for carload raw material from Mile End to a South Australian port. If manufactured products are shipped wholly or partly by rail, full rates apply initially, with a reduction granted on proof of raw material used in manufacture. Wool exports also receive a concession.
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South Australian
Mile End
South Austen
Industrial Hoforrisne to the imdustrial qWward of vonneetion
Mr. W. Robinette and associates returned to Pte tram Auviilde fin Tuesday after meetings with representatives of the lining bail waterpid in Pein Jn Maviinit. The matters touched on Younes Phormarn and the future of the industry is under discussion.
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W. Robinette
A.W. Greanert
Pte Tram
Rene
Robinese
Federal postal rate changes begin October in Canberra
Federal Parliament approved new postal rates that will take effect on October 4. Some Postal Government members expressed hope that the work could begin at Canberra, though the last session of the current Parliament may still be in progress.
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Melbourne
Wennesday
Tie Federal
Canhores
Canberra
Belgian note on reparations and German occupation talks
The Belgian government proposes dialogue and possible forceful measures to resolve postwar reparations and occupation issues. It recalls July and August 1920 discussions with Allies, notes on armament threats, and outlines a path toward stabilization under Allied supervision amid debates over the Ruhr. The note emphasizes legality, potential talks to restore regimes, and calls for coordinated action between Britain, France, and Belgium.
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Kalssels
Belin
Ailied Mintsteen
Ir Sii
Jane
Spa
Eauinemna Vaneng
Nermany
Disapproval in Paris Marks Formal Talks Window
Fragmentary OCR text notes disapproval in Paris during formal discussions. Mentions Winnis Pues Tha Bousiay note and EMTS GDITOVAT Ty Ba tee dats evan pinplyenfars se aleee ul amy atlande whell regarded as tun ad advanced. agreement reached in Meer for formal talks.
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Winnis
Pues
Ant
Evan Pinplyenfars
Aleee
Amy Atlande Whell
Tun Ad Vanced
Britain Open to Allied Talks on European Peace Efforts
London reports indicate Britain is open to informal inter Allied discussions if there is a reasonable chance of success. A cautious view says Franco Belgian positions may need modification. otherwise talks could worsen tensions. Britain would resume diplomacy only if Allies seek agreement and show willingness to adjust.
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London
Weamsan
Reuter
Ainoffle
Britain
Treany
Rumors of German Negotiations Reach Paris
The Times Paris correspondent reports air in Paris filled with talks of imminent negotiations. Observers note Germany’s wealth acknowledged and Germany industry urged to take part in a settlement. Allies press France for clear accord and Britain’s position looms over any talks.
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London
Times
Parie
Herr Straseman
Poincare
Mary Madevuln
France
Britain
Court Logs Mailroom Worker Charged With Embezzlement
Kehara H. Roberts, a longtime Adelaide letter arrival employee, was committed for trial on embezzlement charges after a £10 shortfall was found in a sealed cash box from May 24. He faced £50 bond with one surety and was dismissed from the service. The postal department expressed regret and did not seek to press more severe charges.
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Adelaide
Wennesay
Commonwealth
Kehara H. Roberts
Sabine
P.M
Roberts
Hig
Seto
Manly
The Coogee Mystery Witness Testimony Continues
The inquiry into bones linked to the Noone mystery proceeds with principal witness Lanah Anderson, a Mosman carter, detailing alleged tainted trips with Taylor and Wiley. Nurses Hughes and others recounts tense events at Surry Hills, a death during an operation, and a woman’s burial, as detectives obtain statements from Alderson, Nelson Keeghur, and others.
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Sydney
Lanah An~ Uerson
Carter
Mosman
Try ‘Taylor
Taylor
Muxhes
Klown Taylor
Koawn Wiley
Anderson
Nuirke
Peavey
Wamin
Heaydon
Rathier
Alderson
Nursy Hughes
Surry Hills
Bar Noltjy Keeghur
Aml
Mashothe
We Anderson
Fllvard Bley
Miss
Stolatnyane
STEAMERS IN COLLISION AT SOUTH END
London reports a collision between the steamer Entided with the Moreton Bay as the latter neared South End docking. Damage details are unclear while the Moreton Bay proceeds to dock. An Ambassador in Pants advert appears among unrelated items in the issue.
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Rawler
London
Weani Is i 5
Moreton Bay
South End
Tha Ghemmits
Postal Facilities Deliveries at Stenness Trunk Line
Mr A W Lacey M P received a communication from the Deputy Postmaster General answering requests for postal and telegraph facilities at Stenness. Approval was given for trunk line and money order services. labor delivery and road conditions limit expansion. Stenness remains non feasible for certain services. The situation at Port Pireal and Solomontawn is noted, with a review scheduled after year end statistics. Residents are asked to be informed.
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A. W. Lacey
AL Wad
Stenness
Bratny
Stennes
Peterborough Magistrates Court Hears Brandy Case
In Peterborough Magistrates Court, Andrew Lythgoe pled guilty after attempting to obtain brandy for a sick child from hotels, being found with a bottle of wine in his pocket. He was fined £5 and costs. The Peterborough Show Society reports progress on prize books, new stands, and a forthcoming fixtures list. The Peterborough Young Sports Club held a 24 day stake, praised as a success despite a thunderstorm, with results led by Ian Deal Leap Over and multiple heat victors.
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Gourt
Peteriaroush
J. Scheiler
Barman
Mr. Ward
U'Loughin
Ant
Alu
Ward
Tim
Peterborough Show Society
M. Tons Roth
Linlé
Peterborough
Inet
Ian Deal
Lancelot
Glorious
Coolana
Harry Ford
Show Chow
Ripple
Brecon Park
Lari
Celestial Brew
Pensive
Chin Chin
Coy Lass
Olive Ale
Austronesia
Celestial Boy
Royal Press
Lilydale
Darkness
Expression
Jaun
Chow Chow
Recom Park
Celestel Boy
Lily
Irish Elections Show Government Majority Likely
The Times reports a fair chance that a government majority will be returned. Republicans show surprising support in Rebel counties like Lark where J H Walsh is nearly certain postmaster general. Labor abstentions and cross voting appear costly. Kevin O Hiving secures large support. De Valera potential emergence cited. Geneva trip for the Fron State delegation led by Wesgrave noted.
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Times
Ho Son
Lark
J. H. Walsh
Christofer Byrne
Wicklow
Labar Im Tullin Aten
Dublin
Kevin O'His~ving
Home Affairs
Pi “Dash Mail
Highlin
de Valera
Jim Lackin
Amusements at Austral and Allambra Theatres Tonight
The Austral Theatre shows The Lilie Church around the Cornes a tale of love across class lines with a miner’s daughter and a stern mine owner. The Glorious Woot presents a rich patient in love with a probationer. At the Allambra Theatre tonight, the famed spectacle Hlabin Hood thrills audiences. Tomorrow at the AMWMBRP Victor Greet illusionist Will and ventriloquist Gladys Will headline with Cothilda the Whitelaw.
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Austral Theatre
Cornes
Mionsire
Allambra
Tosni
Speotactine
Victor ci
Gladys Wil
Cothilda
The Mystery Show at Sweetland's by Leviente Matrnmet Company
Patrons are advised to book seats for a rapidly planned entertainment show at Sweetland's. The program promises music and song by Hwisiil Hems and a party of entertainers with incantations to provoke thought, while Mahomet and Levante provide conversation. Spies for conversation are noted.
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Leviente
Intendine
Hwisiil Hems
Trented
Mahomet
Levante
Sweetland's
Cable News on Page Credits and Opinions Clarified
The Times notes that no headline appeared for certain cable items and that 16 cables were sent to The Recorder by special permission. It clarifies that the opinions stated do not reflect The Times' views.
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Euch
Times
the Times
Poison Mystery Strikes Vienna Seven Deadly Victims
Vienna police face a baffling poison mystery with seven deaths among eleven victims. Central figure Coeph Noy, a Romanian railway official, is in prison amid related poisonings and embezzlement charges. Other witnesses and witnesses’ relatives fall prey to belladonna and arsenic contaminated foods and drinks. A Bucharest secret service official collapsed after coffee. another victim’s cigar from a private cabinet was laced with belladonna.
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United
London
Tuesden
Daily Mail
Vienna
Coeph Noy
Secret Service
Bucharest
Deaths From Cancer Rise In Two Generations
A London report notes a threefold rise in cancer deaths over two generations while deaths from tuberculosis and other diseases fall little. The Ministry of Health Catoda Committee admits ignorance of cancer causes or cures, rejects quack remedies, and urges medical collaboration with local authorities. It cites irritation factors and urges dental and habit changes to reduce lesions.
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London
Tuesdy
Ministry of Health
Catoda
Italian mission members massacred in Albania ambush
Five Italian mission members to Alabama were killed east of Kodakis on a forest road when three cars blocked the trail and 30 shots were fired. The attackers were not identified and no valuables were taken, suggesting a political motive. Athens says government pledges to pursue and punish those responsible.
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Reuter
Rome
Alabama
Kodakis
Athens
Werthesday
scivloMctal
Tates
Tratley Minjauer
Congression
Tr'lintind
Thulin
Libel Suit Filed Against Smith's Weekly and Daily Guardian
A writ was issued in Sydney claiming 26000 pounds in damages for Cecil Arthur Linde and William Charles Nash trustees of the Macquarie Property Syndicate against Smith's Weekly Newspapers Limited and the Daily Guardian for alleged libel.
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Sydney
Cecil Arthur Linde
William Charles Nash
Macquarie Property Syndicate
Smith
Newspapers Limited
Daily Guardian
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