New South Wales Win Narrowly in Adelaide Cricket Match
New South Wales defeated South Australia by a narrow margin in Adelaide. Notable performers include Oldfield and Hendry for South Australia, while New South Wales’ bowlers and allrounders, including Mailey and Brown, contributed key wickets and runs. The Sports team also had a decisive win, with Jack Job making a high score of 33 and several players achieving contributions across the line.
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Adelaide
New South Wales
South Australia
Ramblers
Jack Job
Seares
Federal Arbitration Hearing In Melbourne
In Melbourne the Federal Arbitration Court continued an application by the Steamship Owners' Association to vary the seamen's ward by inserting a clause to compel unions and officials to assist in drafting ships. Mr. P. Walshi, president of the union, said the organisation would not deter workers from following the award or refuse to work. Mr. Justice Powers adjourned the matter and later refused deregistration of the Seamen's Union due to notice issues.
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Melbourne
Justice Powers
Te Steamship OU Xmer Association
Vis P. Walsi
Sstutes
Latham
Steamship) Owners’ Association
Prest’s Emporium Furnishings and Clothing Sale
Prest's offers leather and textile items including tapestry and velvet carpet runners, hearth rugs, English mohair curls, and a range of clothing from suits to shirts and undergarments. Opened direct from London to save middleman profits with a well selected stock at low prices in Pirie.
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S.s
Wilton
Ft. Srd
Assam
Con Oy
Pirie
London
Australian Federal Elections Counting Progress Report
Voters' tallying continues amid slow counts across South Australia and other states. Preferences shift as Nationalists, Labor, and Liberal candidates gain or hold leads. key figures include Poynton, Lace, Me Williams, Seabrook, Hunter, Bamford, and Higeset with final Senate outlook uncertain.
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Adivers i Te Saris Bos Mnissons
Mie Voles
Poynton
Lace
Tly Allierates
Peice
Courtney Party
Massey-Greene
Melbourne
Millen
Belgian Statesmen Quarrel Shocks Bel—Son Deputies
A Belgian parliamentary row unsettles the assembly amid a heated dispute involving deputies and ministers. The scene features Paul Huymans and other officials, with coverage noting tense exchanges and political strain inside the chamber.
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Hatssels
Sr Mls Wihitis
Paul Huymans
German business muddle marks rise in value
The rise in the mark’s value sparked economic vagaries in Germany as British coal grew cheaper than German product in coastal towns. Factories buy British goods, exporters face currency issues, and bankers warn Germany must stabilize its currency and banking to balance reparations.
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Berlin
Germany
New York
Moveau
Party Changes Shake Up Nationalist Labor Lines
Fragmentary OCR listing party shifts and names including Nationaliste Labor Lusses Poynton Blundel Wise Lamond Miggs Hedges Foley Lhonte McDoni Lacey Yates Coleman Vorde Green Abs Smith Fleming Jeanet Independents Hw Poilersen in a country political scene with scattered entries and no clear outcome.
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Poynton Story Blundel, Wise
Lamond Miggs Hedges Foley Lhonte
M McDoni Lacey
Yates, Coleman, Vorde
A. Green
Abs G. Smith
Fleming Jeanet
Theft at West Thebarton Hotel Ends In Court
Edwin Maurice Pletches and Frank G Pratt were arrested after stealing £120 from the desk of Thomas French at the West Thebarton Hotel. Both men, residents nearby, faced the Polis court this month. Pletches claimed six months for the full theft charges. Pratt’s involvement linked to a previous brewery theft.
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Hye Walker Brewery
Boll
Awere Remantied
Qintit Pecomber
Adelaide House Seats Vote Totals Mentioned in Fractured Text
Incomprehensible OCR fragment references Australian political figures and divisions, listing districts such as Port Adelaide Port Pirie and Adelaide suburbs with party mentions Labor Liberal and names like Hinde Hindmarsh and Boothby. Contains scattered voting terms amid broken place and person mentions without a clear event or outcome.
Empire luncheon hints at broader trade within empire
Fragmentary text shows a luncheon at Devonshire with remarks on empire trade. Mentions include references to internal commerce and potential for more business inside the Empire than outside. Names and places are garbled. details unclear but tone indicates parliamentary or political discourse on imperial trade policy.
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Cis
Devonshire
United Service
Hughes Still Confident In Provisional Australian Polls
Melbourne reporters quote Hughes saying he sees no reason to doubt his prospects in the upcoming House of Representatives election. He notes the small margins in Grey and Kalgoorlie and cites overall low poll figures as evidence of uncertain support for ministers.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Nathan Uisi
House of Representatives
Turks/Straits scheme permits neutral passage during war
The New East Conference proposes a Turkish Straits plan allowing free navigation for merchant ships while Turkey is at war, with neutrals passing if not aiding the enemy. Foreign warships may enter but not linger in the Straits, Marmara, or Constantinople. Belligerent warships are restricted until others depart.
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Lausanne
Turkey
Straits
Sea of Marmara
Constantinople
Reuter
Proposals for Black Sea Strait Control Amid Warship Ban
Russia favors closing the Black Sea Straits to foreign warships with Turkey allowed limited surface vessels in exceptional cases. Submarines would be banned and mines permitted. An international control board including Black Sea states and major powers would govern, with Turkey president, aiming for an international act within three months recognizing the sea as enclosed and riparian.
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Lausanne
Russia
Turkey
International Board of Control
Black Sea States
Germany
United States
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Black Sea
Allies Oppose New Plans Over Black Sea Feud at Lausanne
In Lausanne on Tuesday, Allies reject Russian and Turkish counter projects on the straits and Wy e issues. A sub commission is sought by Russia to obstruct, while Allies insist on no new concessions and urge Turkey to cooperate with the Allies for peace.
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Russia
Turkey
Lausanne
Straits
M. Tehiteherin
Black Sea
Hussian
Elienty
Christians in Anatolia Prolong Expulsion Date
General Harrington authorizes a denial of Reouf Beys allegations about Armenian laborers employed by the British Government. The expulsion period for Christians from Anatolia is extended indefinitely, originally set to end this month. Reuters reports the prolongation and clarification of the situation.
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Nstantinople
Tueadi
Harrington
Mat
Reouf Bey
Reuter
Balkan Nations Support The ALLAME In Turkiye Talks
The Allies reject the Turkish plan for a 5000 man Gallipoli garrison and insist on a unified Strait regime. Roumanian Yugo-Slav Bulgarian delegates pressed for concessions. The commission adjourned after tense exchanges and Lord Curzon signaled tomorrow’s focus on the issue.
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Allame
Gallipoli
M. Tehiteherin
Ana O
Angora Threatens to Break Off Straits Talks
A Turkish delegation member at the Near East Conference warned the Angora government may end negotiations if satisfaction is not reported by four tomorrow afternoon regarding the Straits. Delegation updates indicate pressure on negotiations and potential diplomatic consequences.
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Varis
Hiray
Angora
Tyranny of Communism ordains French Freemason purge
London via Paris reports a Moscow telegraph ordering the French Communist International to purge Freemasons from its ranks. The edict bans Freemasons from key posts or sanctions for two years while under observation. Some members accept, others resist withdrawal from Freemasonry. United Service notes.
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London
Times
Paris
Moscow
le Pourth International
Freemasonry
United Service
Madame Bernhardt Seriously Ill Before Play Opening
Madame Sarah Bernhardt is seriously ill shortly before a new performance. She was painting in the crossing room of the theatre when she collapsed and was taken home. The illness ends weeks of speculation about her health.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Turkiye offers equal rights to non Muslim minorities at LoN talks
In Lausanne at the minorities subcommission Turks counter proposed preserving their viewpoint. They pledge equal rights and protection for non Mussulman minorities and freedom of religion and language. Turkish language becomes obligatory in schools and the proposed scheme may be internationally binding under League guarantees. Sho ves to refer any dispute to the Permanent Court of International Justice.
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Lausanne
Yesaay
Turkey
League of Nations
Sho Ves
Sourt of International Justice
Reuter
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