Germany to submit reparations plan to Commission Nov 1
A Belgian source reports Germany will carry all proposals from its note to the Reparations Commission on November 1. The plan includes stabilising the mark with German resources and substitutes for survey obligations under Versailles. It outlines internal loan uses and external funding for reparations, focusing on stabilising the mark and German needs.
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Lundon
Amd
Reparations Commission
Grmany
Tve
Coullras Lin
Iran
Hark
Conference of Premiers Note From Germany
A garbled note from Germany circulated among premiers mentions disputes and planned actions. The fragment references Lisn and others, with unclear details about a possible alliance or defense plans and unspecified dates or places.
British Cabinet to Discuss Progress in Europe
Fragmented OCR text references a British Cabinet session on progress, with mentions of German proposals and foreign policy. numerous garbled names and phrases obscure specifics but imply ongoing discussions about Europe and postwar arrangements. The piece reads like a contemporary bulletin with uncertain details and many misread terms.
Will Liberals Reunite Amid Sudden Fund Setback
A disputed fund linked to Liberal finances draws attention as factions within the party debate its use. A court may settle the controversy after a meeting scheduled for Monday.
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Lundon
Asquithians
Federal Elections South Australian candidates list
Federal elections bring a list of 41 South Australian candidates with parties and retirements noted. Names include Liberals, Nationalists, Country Party and independents with several incumbents marked retiring and various electorate allocations across Adelaide and surrounding districts.
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G.P
Country Party
Lydy Ltd
Liberal
Verran Speaks to Citizens Amid Senate Campaign Debates
A Breezy Senate candidate event drew between 100 and 150 attendees at Tae Institute last night for Medulin Verran’s speech. Verran, an independent candidate, faced hecklers and supporters, touting Australia’s prosperity through production, farmers’ subsidies, and a strong stance against Labour and Nationalist positions.
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Medulin Verran
Speerhus
Senate
Verran
Harry Jackson
Australian Free
Ger- Hysey
Labor
Par- Wem
Burmiees
Liberts
Wem
Russia
Cliers
Mushes
Tarsiies
Salvation of Australia
Australia
Mr. Verran
Hughes
Australie
London cabinet ministers deny Goumaris letter claim
London Saturday figures including Lloyd George Birkenhead Chamberlain Lee and Fisher deny Goumaris letter accusing the Lloyd George Government of instigating the Greek attack on Turkey The Evening News reports Bonar Law holds a list of ministers who dispute the allegation and may corroborate the contrary stance.
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London
Satuday
Mr. Lloyd George
Lord Birkenhead
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Lee
Fisher
M. Goumaris
Lloyd George
Turkey
Evening News
Bonar Law
Reuter
Unlawful betting case against tally clerk at Exchange Hotel
Robert Viner a tally clerk faced charges on information by Sergeant Martin for being in the Exchange Hotel bar on a Saturday to bet. Constable Bond testified he saw Viner with a betting book and a race card, later found £6 10s on him, with 458 entries showing £92 19s 6d wagered. Defense contended evidence inconsistent and no direct confrontation with other patrons. Viner, of King Street Solomontown, claimed casual billiard marker duties and that the betting book was not his.
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Robert Viner
Martin
Exchange Hotel
D. C. Scott
S.M
Pirie
S. J. Warren
Bond
Ron
Mr. Scott
Robinson
Volsen
Wolson
Alexander Street
Mr. Warren
Scott
Warren
Wolsen
Prindiville
King Street
Solomontown
Surman
Coe
Pilliard Room
Mam Robinson
Ilford Murder Trial Adjourned in London Court
Public curiosity surrounds the Ilford murder trial as it adjourns from yesterday to tomorrow. Outside the Old Bailey a growing crowd and tense scenes reflect the atmosphere, with a dusk gathering signaling continued proceedings.
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London
Ou Bailey
Hague Peace Conference Opens Under Federation Leadership
The Hague Peace Conference organized by the International Federation of Trades Unions opened with Mr. J. K. Thomas presiding. About 400 delegates from European countries attended, while the United States Labor Federation was invited to send representatives.
Britain-India air service link in peril
Fragmentary report outlines a European air link involving Britain and India with mentions of Great Britain, Bessels, Bertin, and Wir Despons. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply tensions or disruptions affecting an air service between Great Britain and colonies.
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Beoyes
Bavarian Fines to Be Paid by Imperial Government
The German paper Vorwärts reports that the Imperial Government has decided to pay the fines imposed on Bavarian towns by the Allies for attacks on their officers. The decision comes amid postwar penalties and reflects a shift in policy toward settlement with the Allied powers.
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London
Vorwierts
Y Reuter
Royal Navy Dominion Actions Discussed in Commons
Fragmentary OCR notes show a House of Commons session discussing naval matters. References include Kinloch, Air Kinloch, and a response attributed to Mr Bonytay. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Air Kinloch
House of
Bonytay
Paper Charged With Libel in Sydney Court
Emmanuel Myerson sues Smith's Weekly in civil court for 10000 pounds alleging libel. Hearing was adjourned today.
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Sydney
Yomdyy
Fmanuel Myerson
Arthur Rae Appeals Fine After Sheep Shearer Strike
In Sydney on Monday Arthur Rae appealed a £100 fine for encouraging a strike by decent shearers. The court reserved judgment after arguments.
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Sydney
Arthur Rap Aas
Stevke
Taxation Dodger Fined Heavily in Melbourne Court
Melbourne on Monday saw grocer Reary Gilbert of Brishfou fined £200 for failing to lodge income tax returns for 1919 1920 and 1919. The city court imposed the penalty after evidence of the noncompliance.
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Melbourne
Fica
Gilbert
Brishfou
Fragmented OCR summary of Sydney event and localities
Fragmented text appears to reference Sydney areas and officials with misread names. Mentions Govan and government entities, plus possible dates and places like Huttisoe and Ott role WS. Overall content is garbled with unclear person names and events, hindering precise extraction of a single coherent news item.
Verran Addresses Northern Territory Workers Deregulation
Mr Verran spoke on wage policies and federation, praising compulsory arbitration and old age pensions while condemning alien influence. He supported railway gauge unification and a Commonwealth role in development, claiming the Labor Party adheres to its core principles.
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Norl-Suuti
Vveran
Tye Stile
Northern Territory
Commonwealth
Australia
Mer
Vernin
Tani
Lille
Ver
Mae Labor Party
Barwell
Hughes
Verran
Vale of Thanks
Embezzler Guilty at Central Court and Other NSW Crimes
Wilfred Hutchinson found guilty of embezzling 3000 pounds and sentenced to prison for three years. Edwin Stanley Palmer and Ernest Victor Smith convicted of maliciously wounding Charlie Alexander Skinner near Mirrod. each sentenced to seven years penal servitude. A Petersham tragedy sees Francis William Mousser shoot his wife then kill himself. she in hospital in critical condition. Government to auction the State bakery at month end. Melbourne report: Cornelius Hastio, 22, dies after bucking pony accident at Cheltenham circus. incident followed by a barroom encounter involving Surman and a man named Robinson. The court adjourned a case to January 23.
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Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Wilfred Hutchnson
Edwin Stanley Palmer
Ernest Victor Smith
Charlie Alexander Skinner
Mirrod
Petersham
Francis William Mousser
Mounser
Labor Party Meetings in Pirie and Nearby Areas
Meetings under the auspices of the Labor Party will be held in Pirie and nearby venues including Church Circle Solomon Town, Rohtsheim’s Corner, West Suburbia Hotel, and Central Hotel on Friday night. Mr A W Lacey will be assisted by other speakers with MAL Jelly and MAL.C. reinforcing after the week. Lacey to speak at Gladatane on Thursday.
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Tne
Finbor Party
Pirie
Church Circle
Solomontown
Inenignt
Rohtsheim's
West Suburbia Hotel
Tomoraw
Wwgtt
Central Hotel
A. W. Lacey
Mal Jelly
Mal.c
Lacey
Lawyer Gets a Shock in Melbourne Court
James O Connell was sentenced to six months imprisonment for insufficient means of support. Counselor J Clarke questioned Constable E Dunn who arrested him about officious conduct. Dunn denied the allegation and defended his actions against the charge as unfounded.
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Melbourne
James O'Connell
J. Clarke
O'Connell
E. Dunn
Dunn
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
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