Arbuckle Retrial Ordered Amid Jury Secrecy Claims
San Francisco report states August Fritz, foreman of the Arbuckle jury, testified a woman juror refused to reconsider evidence from the start and would not change her ballot until hell froze over. The jury initially split seven men and two women before a final vote favored acquittal. the jury was dismissed and a new trial set to begin January 2.
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Steuter
San Fraacauh
August Fritz
Furemin
Arbuckle
Tia
Council Offered Pughole Transfer for Land Site
A rough report notes council discussions on transferring a pughole on Threehin Road in Lomontown to the council. Mr Stan and Mr Pirie discuss terms, with Petty and Milling linked to the hole. The Mayor expects foundations for a future building. Cr Mitchell cites hazards. The matter is sent to the works committee for review at the next meeting.
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Stan
Miller
Pirie Gounell
Threehin
Solomontown
Petty
Cr Mitchell
Pirie
Wrorks Committee
Fororswath
Ewunvi
Russian famine blamed on invasion and loans debate
London report from Oxford cites M Weissin describing 37 million Russians consenting to famine suffering, including 21 million adults and six million children facing starvation. He links the famine to Entente military invasions and a year of relief, urging an international loan as Russia cannot mobilize. He notes Soviet nonrecognition by the Entente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
M. Weissin
Oxford
Russis OS
Pirie Council Talks Finarges and Rates
Pirie Town Council debated the general account balances and the General Electrics Company balance. Motions approved include a £500 cheque to the General Electric Company and a 5-84 rate to raise £800 more revenue. Discussions covered drainage costs, land valuations, and auditor remuneration.
Pride of Metale Melbourne Race Report
Metale Melbourne race notes describe lead group formation and betting odds with Molals Exclurge and Spal finishing near the front. The fragment mentions Silver as a place finisher and Toren in the mix with spot and fall terms, reflecting a chaotic, wartime-styled betting scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mupilly
Share Market Violations Reported By Adelaide Broker
Licensed land broker Bligh Brothers and Adelaide representative Mr. O Geo Sands report share violations through the Adelaide Stock Exchange. Details list multiple securities with prices, including British entries, zinc, and various local listings with percentage figures and notable items like Celebration and Golden Butter stand entries.
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Bligh
Alexander-street
Ther
Adelaide
Mr. 0
Geo, Sands
Stock Exchange
War Service Homes debate in House of Representatives
Report on War Service Homes commission minutes presented to the House. Proposals seek expanded powers for deputy commissioner and to address hardships noted by evidence. Soldiers priced out by costs and accrued interest due to delays in construction cited as major grievances.
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Melboutlne
Monty
Federal Accounts
War Service Homes Commission
House of Repee
Tts
Hal
Mary
Mitch
Suniday
Sir J Cook Diven Luncheon in Adelaide Highlights Empire Unity
Sir Joseph Cook Diven addressed a luncheon in Adelaide hosted by Moulden praising loyalty to Australia and the Empire. He outlined his move to England to foster closer ties and unity among Empire outposts, stressing shared ideals and service to the great British Empire. Applause accompanied his remarks.
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Adelaide
Munulassie Tuseyiook
Nywur
Uw Tonat
Joseph
Australia
Hit
England
Sir Joseph
Great Britain
Steatest
Mt Mulligan Disaster Findings On Unsafe Practices
The Mulligan mine inquiry in Queensland found explosives were distributed and stored underground without safety adherence. Record-keeping was lax, a deputy without proper qualifications was employed, the mine was dusty and poorly dusted, inspections lacked trained staff and proper equipment, and ignition is linked to a large block of fallen coal with unspent explosive on site.
Austria Ends Military Occupation of Burgenland
Vienna reports that Adsiris forces completed the occupation of Burgenland in a move affecting Renter's Service and Monusy operations. Officials indicate control transferred without further resistance. Military and civilian implications for the region are under review.
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Vienna
Monusy
Adsiris
Bursgenland Hae
Pirie Council Eyes Public Thermometer Request
At a Pirie Council meeting Gr Warren asked about a formal thermometer for Pine. The clerk said the postmaster reported the department is willing to supply one if the Mallway Department allows installation behind the railway station yard. An application has been sent to that department.
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Pirie Council
Gr Warren
Mallway
Porhmarton
Adam
Oubcoe
Australia must order laws with world in mind says Hughes
In Adelaide Mr Hughes warned that ignorance fuels war and warned Australia to align its laws with international realities. He argued labor and capital disputes must be resolved and warned against protectionism and costly subsidies while stressing Australia’s global integration and need for prudent policy.
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Adelaide
W. M. Mghes
Australia
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Jim Bees
Dumestin
Huxives
Bishop's Cat Catechism and the Bishop's Hard Week
A bishop’s council meeting honors long service by Bishop Archdeadun Oakes. The piece recounts his day in the eastern parish amid a storm, floods, and a chaotic catechism lesson with Mary and a tabloid-like pub visit. The diary-like narrative blends humor and hardship.
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Mary
Warr
Uallurst
Couneil
Oakes
Toni
Fire Destroys Eight Shops in Barcaldine Blaze
A fire in Barcaldine destroyed eight ghetts and caused extensive damage to a row of shops. The cost is estimated in the mire, with authorities assessing the early stages of investigation and containment efforts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Barcaldine
Fein delegates deliver British cabinet reply in Dublin speech
The Sinn Fein delegates return to Dublin with the British Cabinet’s reply regarding a settlement plan. In a key speech, Mr de Valera says the country must be prepared to stand firm even if sacrifices were required, and that they have counted the cost of their program.
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Paeter
Sanday
Sing Fein
Dall Bhain
de Valera
Prospects Dubious After Lloyd George Talks
Reuter's dispatch from London reports the Linn Fels delegates met for a hour with Lloyd George Austen Chamberlain Lord Birkenhead and Sir Robert Horne and concluded the position was very unpromising after the conference.
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Reuter
London
Linn Fels
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Lord
Birkenhead
Robert Horne
Ulster Minister Urges Immediate Peace in Ulster Crisis
Ulster Cabinet member Mr. Andrews spoke in Killinshy expressing anxiety for the immediate future. He warned against inflamed passion and urged opponents to govern the South within the Empire and to acknowledge Ulster would not be terrorised or reversed as a condition for peace.
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Reuter
London
Mr. Andrews
Ulster
Sinn Fein peace terms in Ireland face rejection says Daily Mail
London and Dublin report Sinn Fein proposes modifications likely to bar government acceptance. The Times calls Sinn Fein reply a reasoned negative as talks stall. Valera resumes tour amid cautious Belfast outlook.
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London
Daily Mail
le Sinn Fein
Ireland
Dublin
Il M
Valera
Belfast
the Times
Sinn Fein
Parliament Debates House Motion And Trade Duty Proposals
In Melbourne members debate a motion about the House stance on Senate refusals and requests. Government aims to settle the matter early next session while passions rise over banana duties and wire netting imports. The Senate’s proposed duties on coal explosives are refused and alerts are raised over criticisms of Public Accounts Commission figures.
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Melbourne
Muinilay
House of Representatives
Massy Gheene
Groome
Dhe Senate
Senate
Penton
Maloney
Fowler
Public Accounts Commission
Caldwell
War Service Homes
Man Killed While Rabbit Hunting Near Toowoomba
Joseph Platz was rabbit hunting near Toowoomba when his rifle exploded as he stooped to wet through a fence. The bullet pierced his chest and he died instantly.
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Brisbane
Joseph’ Platz
Toowoomba
Instantane Sant
Pirie Council Notes Deaths of Mrs Amery and Mr Gar
The mayor referenced the death of Mrs Amery a well known Pine resident whose late husband served as a North Ward councillor. He also noted the death of Mr William Gar an elderly Pirie resident and former Labor activist, with condolences sent to the families.
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Pirie
Amery
Ressid
Pine
William Gar
Saent
Lothers
Comdolener
Bush fires rage across north west New South Wales
Sydney dispatch reports extensive bush fire activity in north western New South Wales. Firefighters battle many thousands of acres burned as flames threaten properties and rural areas.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Pulse of the Nations brief item summary
The readable fragments describe a public notices segment titled Pulse of the Nations. No further substantive details are available in the accessible text.
New Pacific Agreement Talks Reported In Assembly
A Pacific settlement outline emerges as nations including Britain, Japan, and the United States advance a framework. The conference paused overnight to align positions on Irish questions and broader Far East concerns with Washington timing cited. Salvation Army leaders planned a global prayer event to mark the pause as negotiators regroup later this afternoon.
Memorial Oval plans replace proposed bath and memorial
The Soldiers' Memorial Committee abandoned the memorial and bathhouse proposal and voted to develop the Recreation Ground instead. Plans for the Memorial Oval include entrance gates and stands funded by a quoted £55 amount, with council permission needed before final preparations.
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Pinte Goancil Just Ahl
Collinell
Etiam
Mitchell
Ing
Ge. Lacey
Threadfold
Phulolt
Hie
Mew Injured in 1M Collision at Hobart Station
A freight collision occurred near Moonah Hallway station Hobart when a lorry driven by Charles Lon accompanied by four carpenters failed to hear the whistle and was struck amidships by a locomotive. Mackenzie was trapped, Belton and others suffered minor injuries. one man suffered severe scalp and hand injuries, with two men dragged and treated after the crash.
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Mojor
Moonahallway Station
Hobart
Charles Ioilon
Thomas Mackenzie
Bélton
Mackenzie
Playgroup council notes and names listed
Fragmentary OCR lists attendees and participants for a council meeting. Names include Ware, Threadword, Mitchell, Jeckinn, Heller, Sambera, Boltrall, Olen, and others. The text references a late night session and a consolidated agenda.
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Lee
Tada
Ent
Conseillant Nights Council
Drs. Wareren
Threadword
Mitchell
Jeckinn
Heller
Sand Benen
Sameera Ren
Boltrall
Olen
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Gr. Threangold
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AIG
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Threadgold
Lacey
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Pirie West
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Pride OF Metale
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Pulse OF the Nations
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New York
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