Naval arms talks outline postwar ship limits
The naval committee report from Washington outlines a postwar cap on battleship construction. Britain, the United States, and Japan would build limited fleets with specified tonnage and ship counts. The plan proposes 10 capital ships for China, 20 ships for Britain, and 45 ships for the United States, sharing a framework amid Allied discussions.
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Chinuter
Washington
Gouférense
Rayal Amieiions
Afatspan
Great Britain
United States
Touiy
Sel Mermaud
Pilla
Tapas
Sivtsu
Nelying Yupau
Italy
Shina
Britain
Ons
Hallowe'en tragedy reported near Melbourne station
A fragmentary notice from Melbourne last Friday reports the death of a horse named Hallowe'en after an apparent accident at Ballarat Railway Station. The event references a previous reward linked to the well-known horse Tare, noted years ago.
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Melbourne
Hallowe'en
Tare
Malbourne
Ballarat Thilyeay
Tns
Pacific Ocean Alliance and Japan Trade Freedom Debate
Baron Uchida, foreign minister of Japan, welcomes a Pacific Ocean alliance and calls for trade freedom under article 10 of the UN covenant. He argues Japan should lead a new alliance to reduce military tensions and promote fair competition in trade and navigation, warning against similar intrusions by Britain and others that could spark trouble or war.
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United Service
Baron 'Vohia
Japan
Uaah
Osean Altiampe
Nalions
Uspurviswa
Yar
Pactio
Osean
Keisha Shippims
Great Britain
Local General Store Ad Lacks Clarity and Details
An aged advertisement lists items such as shirts, ties, boots, and groceries with numerous garbled phrases. It mentions a grocery department, butter, Christmas yams, and a range of food brands, along with delivery service, but the text is unclear and parts are unreadable.
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Mlagt Oman
Garman note signals Allied reparations payment strain
The Garman note to the Reparations Commission cites Britain's inability to pay reparations, seeking a credit extension. It notes an authorized 200 million gold marks and warns of added financial strain if payment timing is rushed. The Reparations Commission will refer the note to the Allies.
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Beufer
Pahis
Garman
Great Britain
Tony
Unemployment Relief Topics in London Parliament Debate
London Thursday report on a Labour deputation led by J T R Clynes MP discussing unemployment relief and treaty adjustments. Lloyd George notes special reasons for France and Germany sober prospects, mentions debt cancellation limits and the fragile postwar confidence, and signals openness to Labour ideas before the forthcoming conference talks.
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Germany
Alecues
Kassiz
Lloyd ‘George
Amlarea
Aigoe
Labor
Teyand
Allies Likely To Confer On European Crisis
London reports indicate Allied leaders plan a conference after Briand and Lloyd George consult in London. George Nayr and Briand are to discuss Europe’s position next week, with Monday talks aimed at preparing a path forward as Germany cites January reparations issues.
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Alatiter
London
Priday
America
Lloyd Gorge
Neely
Woahington
M Briand
Liam
George Nayp
Lon
Gon
Europe
Germany
Germany’s Reparation Strain Draws France and Britain
The Times Paris correspondent reports Germany’s January payment refit provokes popular discontent in France and Britain doubts the Allies will approve. German industrialists prosper as talks hint at further energizing measures. Reparations commission notes poverty blamed on thrift and misgovernment, while push to tax excess wealth remains unmet.
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the Times
London
Paris
Germany
Tore
the ~ Times
Herr Winh
Fund- Teesh
Sammission
Silfidai
M. Brisnol
Auasisign
Rosie Silat de Ian
Debates on Irish Home Rule in Parliament Amid Treaty Talks
In London, the Irish Home Rule debate resumes in the House of Commons. Lloyd George and Asquith face questions on whether Parliament can alter the treaty, while Bonar Law, Curzon, and others argue for or against the agreement. Winston Churchill analyzes the terms, urging no fanatical rhetoric as Sinn Fein and Ulster issues loom large. The session closes with adjournment after calls for clarity on the treaty’s reception.
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Rouler
London
House of Combitions
Dior Ko
Lloyd George
Gs Ta
Mrs Lloyd
Gepree
Mr. Lloyd
HH Asquith
Hegen
Col
J. Grotien
Ireland
Munder
Jack Jones
Angvily
Jones
Asa Speaker
Ghak
Edward
Bonar Lay
Ulster
Rihedom
Oster
Canaries
Dockrell
South of Ireland
Urrahgmnen
Austen Chamberlin
Commons
Dall Firona
Ksiuwa
Lords Debate Reflects Unionist Reservations on Ireland
Londres Wednesday report on House of Lords discussion condemns the Daly treaty and warns against separate northern armies. Lord Lannonderry and others argue a united kingdom with concessions to Southern Unionists is essential to avoid constitutional conflict and domination by Dublin authorities.
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London
Mhnesaay
Commons
House of Lords
Aehale
Lannonderry
Ganlerhiey
Mid
Tolony
Idea
al- Maltecommion
All Ireland
Court Scene in Melbourne Ends in Quashment
In Melbourne on Friday Judge Monte sessions quashed an order amid a volatile courtroom. A young man and a distressed young woman clashed as the girl screamed threats, while others including the father faced violent agitation. The incident sparked uproar as witnesses testified and guards restrained the scene.
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Melbourne
Monte
Frederich
Moreno
Smd
Morgan
Tran
Rill
Murda
PATE COUNCIL WHARF LABORER FREEDON
Melbourne court records show a 92 year old wharf laborer named Albert Broghs freed by the City Court for a theft offence involving a tin of pate. The incident occurred at the Meostee Gadd wharf area and the offender faced a small fine.
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Melbournd
Vriday
Albert, Broghs
Gaurt
Quy
Fragmentary report on Jewellers' Union and government debate
A garbled text fragment discusses the Jewellers' Union and a government proposal. It references union members, police, and a push for government action. Mentions Lord Northumberland and Lord Royce in historic debating context.
Ulster crisis sparks Westminster debate and Ireland pledge
London reports reveal Ulster status fears as British policy shifts threaten automatic inclusion in the all Ireland Parliament. Sir James Craig condemns the move while Dublin protests mark a constitutional clash over allegiance oaths, borders, and sovereignty amid Belfast and Dublin tensions.
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London
James Chale
Lioxil George
Ireland
James Graig
Shisisn
Ulster
Willy Hie
Dolley
Ant
Belfast
de Valera
All-Ireland
Dewallemple
James Craig
Ulsten
Free State
Uleter
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Examination results reveal scholarships for top Port Pirie pupils
The department reports more than 6 000 entries for the recent exam with 700 marks total and 20 scholarships worth 226 yearly. Notable high scorers include Elvis Williams of Perle with 647 marks and Mavis Wes with top history marks. Names across many pupils and towns are listed as successful candidates.
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Eilucatiog
South
Aus
Bart Pire
Anita
Th’ Unter
Mirke
Hemel
Elvis Williams
Perle
Mavis Wes
Ubkvira Wiliams
Arithmetia
Kathleen Westley
Pipie Ahitéiren
le Boys
Jon
Edward Pena
Vixjeo Schubest
Jel Kennedy
Leslie Brew
Jus MaLaren
Benest Walton
Visng Soarmen
Mina
Warnes
Howard Gyner
Wright
George Durhame
Magic Vessay
Payllis
Doreen Walkins
Stella Nelaga
Jury Clise
Gladys Dotter
Kolly
Jenkins
Police capture burglar after shop break in raid
Police allege the burglar boasted of shooting the first person who confronted him during a wrecking and entering of a shop. The incident ended with the suspect in custody following the break in.
Victorian Prisons Reform Proposed for Victoria
A report to the Victorian Government urges constructing a new Melbourne prison at Peptwidge replacing the old Pentridge complex and remodelling the reformative system. It calls for relocating certain inmates to Randiga and introducing broader graduation scales for prisoner classification. A sub committee has been formed to handle the report.
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Melbourne
Molver
Vans
Victoria
Meliopetan Origan
Peptwidge
Gabines
Bowling figures from a brief cricket note
Townsend took five wickets for 20 runs while Gray conceded 34 then unison for 79 and 34 figures. Williams and Ruindell claimed one wicket each. Bmaybrook bowled none, and Smith contributed 34 in a fragmented report of the match action.
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Pownsend
Tuns Gray
Anne Tor
A. Hah Unison
Bmaybrook
Smith
Cone
Wiliams
Ruindell
Export of butter boosts Australian producers via London plan
The Commonwealth Government backs a cooperative effort to market butter and other produce in London. A guarantee scheme aims to storage costs and expand exports, enabling producers to secure prices and access the London market.
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Wilivths
Hutger
London
Motor turns somersault kills passenger in collision
A motor vehicle crash after the driver tried to avoid another car caused a rollover. The passenger Leslie Fyfe is dead and the driver faces charges of manslaughter and driving a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor.
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Yas
Leslie
Fyfe
Presentation to Nef Sandery at Salgmans Methodist Youngers
A fragment notes Mr. Sandery receiving an eight day clock from the society of Sal ge Methodist Youth as a token of gratitude. Complimentary remarks praising past support and wishing future prosperity appear, though the text is garbled.
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Methodist Youngea
Aalpti
Iowa
Sandery
Wwe
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