Ex Kaiser Fortune Judgment in Brussels Court
Brussels Tuesday appeal court upholds 20 percent judgment in favor of an English bank over bonds linked to the ex Kaiser furlough scheme. The Belgian government opposed negotiations, while the broker and intermediary roles are noted. Reuter reports the decision confirms the lower court ruling.
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Brussels
Court of Appeal
ex-Kaiser
Bruysels Oroker
Bnelish Bank
Broachi
Acelin
Lind Ohere
Reuter
Senators by Talent Poesy Pie Theny Maile ere Spunea
Fragmentary OCR reads about 24 senators with references to talent, selenitists, and terms like United Service. The text is garbled but suggests a list or discussion of senators and affiliated groups or terms rather than a coherent event.
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Hanton
Ibs
Turkey
Antibts
Peli
Evans — United Servi
Prince as dairy hand Auden Agen and Declares
A garbled report describes a Danish valet, a missing person case, and implied actions by a prince. The text references a France connection, wages, and a potential captaincy, with unclear names and dates, amidst confusing misprints and error-filled prose.
Motor Bus Capsizes in Sydney Mystery
A motor bus overturned in Sydney causing chaos as the driver reportedly turned the vehicle and many passengers were injured. Witnesses recount a sudden crash with authorities promising details in the new year.
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Sydney
Disasters at Sea Off London Sink Many Crews
Reports from London on the steamer Maid of Delos sinking with all hands after a sortie. Wreckage washed ashore westward with small steamer debris linked to the loss. Rumors say crew were washed overboard and boats lost, but details remain unclear.
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London
Delos
Wreckag
Stegnie
Mack
Rough Times in Australia Wave of Stowaways Stirs Courts
A damaged note reports ex service Walter Wright and others attempting to reach Australia aboard a ship under the Australian government scheme. They faced magistrates after accusations of illegal entry. Each man fined four shillings and ordered to pay costs.
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Walter Wright
Lawrences
Tyermen
Dona Horstey
Patrick Fri
Jane Bruin
Ising
Australia
Nustratian
Scheie
Te Bush
Overseas London League Results Clash of Clubs
In a busy overseas report from London on Monday, First League results include Burton beating Woolwich Arsenal 4-1 while Burnley and Aston Villa drew 1-1. Birmingan and Huddersfield settled 0-0 as Blackburn and Chelsea also drew, and Notts Forest triumphed 2-0 over Derby. Everton drew with Manchester City. Oldham fell to Liverpool, while Newcastle drew with Middlesbrough and Leeds beat Bury 4-0. Manchester United and Hull City results are listed among various derbies and midtable fixtures with multiple draws and tight scores.
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Burton Leaf
Woolwich Arsenal
Burnley
Aston Villa
Birmingan
Huddarsfielt
Blackburn
Hrestan
Chelsea
Notts Forest
Everton
Manchester
Vity Hoo
Oldham Fost
Liverpool
Newcastle
Middles- Tattenaer
Bert Snemel
Voyage Narratives Among Pacific Isles and Lords of Morality
The journal recounts a Pacific voyage with Morrisby and two brothers, detailing landfalls at Howe Island and Suva, reflections on seamanship, and the explorers’ observations of limestone and seabird life. It notes long stays, discussions of navigation learned by doing, and a return voyage filled with enjoyment despite challenges.
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Suir
Hozrai
Meowrishy
Mie
Mr. Morrisby
Suva
Sydney
Lot. Howe Island
Adlervies
Warsine
Robesy
Ali Ah
Jemigieg
810 Couples Divorced in Sydney Sydney
Bare fragments report a Sydney divorce tally with unclear details. Names, dates, and precise counts are not decipherable in the readable text.
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Sydney
Conference on Railway Matters
A brief note reports a conference on railway matters with Victorian participants absenting themselves from further involvement. The piece notes discussions on national interests and ongoing concerns in railway policy.
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Conference ON Railway Matters
Shipping Strike At Sydney Affects Unig Steamer Sail Date
On Wednesday the crew of the Unig Company's steamer Naiev excluding stewards navigated themselves, prompting a call for volunteers. The vessel will sail on Friday as a result of the strike.
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Sypney
Unig Company
Naiey
Valnoreers
Priflay
Unclear Note on Absentee Votes in Grey Division
Federal Elections in South Australia report minor activity in the Grey division with counts incomplete. Yeomen cast preliminary votes at Elliston and nearby sub divisions while additional absentee ballots and final tallies remained uncertain.
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Elliston
Fry
Senate Ballot Totals Reported From Partial Counts
Partial results list several candidates across parties with vote tallies including Nationalist Crawford 17105 Poll 2299 Reid 1707 Independent Andrews 36% 5 Country Party Austen 18264 iding 2 Labor MacDonald 100343 Martens 2594 and Independents Peterson Yeates with 9615 and 7459 respectively.
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Country Party
Austen
Bruce
Jansen
MacDonald
Martens
Crawford
Reid
Peterson
Yeates
Complaint on preferential voting in Adelaide session
Mr G E Yates of Labor criticised preferential voting at the Adelaide declaration pool. He complained electors are forced to give second preferences to persons they do not wish to see elected, during Wednesday proceedings in the division.
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Adelaide
G. E Yates
Labor
Defeated nationalist warns of futures stakes in election
A former Nationalist who represented Boothby in the last House of Representatives says Liberals destroyed the National Party. He argues Liberal Labour candidates dominate and predicts a Liberal majority in the next federal elections. He fears delays to the North South railway if the Nationalists had won.
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Ielaide
Boothby
House of Representatives
National Party
Lvllue
Liverai
Labor Party
World’s Strangest Flowers Revealed in Rare Flora Study
A historic note describes the strangest flowers, including a four-spored grapelike bloom and dioecious plants lacking stems or leaves. It details exotic species such as the Avisiolnvhia Goldieana and the Victorian lily, noting size measurements and scattered Sumatra and Malay Archipelago occurrences.
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Selec
Bo Titese
Irmais
Amd
Nistlands
Sumatra
Howe
Fentval
Tragic Sunday School Picnic Tree Fall Fatal in Inverell Park
A Sunday school outing at Inverell Park ended in tragedy when a tree collapsed during a picnic yesterday, killing four year old Archi Nahi and severely injuring his father and sister Dulcie who sustained a fractured jaw and other injuries. Authorities investigated the accident while survivors received medical care.
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Sydney
Inverell Park
Archi- Nahi Taltiday
Dulcie
Christmas in Ireland Three Days of Peace
Dublin cables report Ireland enjoyed a rare three day Christmas truce with minimal crime. Government buildings emptied as officials returned home to families, signaling growing order. About three thousand people crossed from England to visit relatives, while irregulars reportedly planned a bold move. Army precautions canceled nonresident leave and an empty passenger train was set on fire at Killiney with little damage.
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London
Heuter
Dublin
Ireland
Cunvet
England
Tig
Killiney
Reuter
New Peace Move at Dublin Meeting on Sinn Fein Congress
A Dublin Mansion House gathering of Sinn Fein members adopted a plan to reconvene the Ardtheis Sinn Fein Congress with a 5 month term and to appoint four committees to consider the issue. The group also decided to defer the liceline of the Ardtheis conference and to convene Sinn Fein bodies from Dublin County and city on a date to discuss the best means to bring about peace and unity.
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London
Mansion House
Dublin
Wight
Chozen
Dubth Cumnty
Gscuss
DeValera Responds at Text Meeting Conciliatory
In a cautious statement Mr Valera signals a measured approach to the issue under discussion at the text meeting. The remarks aim to ease tensions and invite broader input from attendees.
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WeValera Nas
Welliggiess
Murder at a Social in Yaletown County Westie
Tragedy strikes at a social event when a man named Sax is killed on the premises of a bucksmith shop in Yaletown County Westie. Witnesses report distress and red marks near the bell bier as troops guard the scene and inspectors begin inquiries.
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County An
Yaletown
Westie
United
Death of a Republican in Ireland
London report states Joseph Mo fapublican member of the Kevin for Tipperary died in Dublin after suffering appendicitis while being moved from Mountjoy Gaol last week. His brother was precured in Pie year 1916.
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London
Joseph Mo
Kevin
Tipperary
Mount Joy
Dublin
Wis
Girl killed in Limerick street gunfire during Tutetay incident
A girl was shot in Limerick, reportedly in Award Street, as a fleeing bystander or suspect was described in the chaotic scene. Police and local officials began inquiries to identify the victims and determine the shooter, with investigations continuing through the day.
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London
Tutetay
Award Street
Limerick
Train gang clever device cited in Irish rail attack
London reports a Dublin bound train attack by a Killiney gang using a platform escape plan. They allegedly set fire to a first class carriage and attempted to derail the engine by forcing the driver off. The train briefly moved at speed toward Dublin before stopping at Dalkey due to steam shortage.
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London
Ireland
Justee
Killiney
Stael
Dublin
Dalkey
Nck
United Service
Rebels Hold Mock Court Martial Reportedly
A rebel court martial reportedly arraigned several individuals in a ceremony described as a mock trial. The proceedings, linked to rebels and Free State forces, occurred with absent defendants and charges of complicity cited amid a security context.
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Joan Majes
Varese
Iyer
Oko
Anders
Elgounn
Gobels
Wales
Gliders
Free State
Robbery in Adelaide Stuns Local Costume House
A burglary at Miss Crowell's costume shop in Gawler Files details a break in Saturday evening. A weapon was used to force entry, with thieves stealing items from the rear rooms and leaving the scene unclear. The incident is under police inquiry as investigators examine evidence and seek witnesses.
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Adelaide
Miss Crowell
Costomier
Gawler Files
Demand for Refund and Pistol Charge in Mildura
An elderly man Edward Thomas Wits faced charges after allegedly threatening Samuel Rishey J.P. to force a refund of five pounds from six years earlier. Police found a revolver and one cartridge. he received four months in prison. Also notes Namascus as an ancient city claimed to be the oldest in the world with about 200000 people and numerous mosques.
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Edward Thomas Wits
Mildura Nour
Acoused
Samuel Rishey
J.P
Risbey
Namascus
Ita
Yarra Muscoota Collision Near Wilsons Prom
Melbourne reports the steamer Yarra reached port after a collision with Muscoota near Wilsons Promontory. Yarra shows a 10 by 10 feet hole amidships and buckled plates, with damage estimated at £30,000. Muscoota was damaged but is safe and heading to Sydney. loss of headgear and forepeaks reported, captain due by Friday.
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Melbourne
Wilson's
Sydney
Fruit Pool Adelaide Sets Apricot and Peach Terms
The fruit pool has begun operations on apricots with a guaranteed prize of £10 per ton or similar case weight, based on fruit weight. Only Moor Park apricots or equal varieties are accepted, plus about 250 tons of freestone peaches. Fruit must be clean and well colored. unsuitable fruit may become jam under a local pool with progress payments. A similar pool will handle plums.
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Adelaide
Moor Park
Australian Snakes and Their Deadly Nomenclature
Bill Bowyang in Sunraysia Daily surveys the confusion over names for Australia’s venomous snakes. He lists Death Adder, Black Snake, Diamond Snake of Tasmania, Copperhead of Victoria, Tiger Snake, and various regional forms, noting bite danger and habits while highlighting misapplied terms like the Diamond Snake for harmless Carpet Snake.
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Australia
Casmania
Victoria
Riveria
New South Wales
Levin Adder
Uy Ble
New South
Linland
Territory
Bill Bowyang
Sunraysia Daily
Swaraj schemes urged by C B Das at Congress
C B Das told the Indian National Congress that Swaraj must be governed by the masses not the middle classes. He defended council elections to aid cooperation with governments, denounced law and order as a bureaucratic refuge, urged non-violent non-cooperation, supported Asia federation, and proposed local centre based state building with a swaraj committee to draft plans. He warned councils’ reforms suit only mature natives and urged action by non-operators to claim their rights or oppose council work.
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Calcutta
Reuter
Gazi
Indian National Congress
C. B. Das
India
Das
Asia
Congress
Mr. Das
Calcutta opens 37th Congress with Gandhi portraits
Four thousand delegates attend the opening afternoon in a large, decorated venue in Calcutta. The hall features portraits of Gandhi and banners signaling progress and struggle as the congress begins its sessions.
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Calcutta
Tursdi
Iva
Congress
Udar Panial
Gandhi
Suc- Heuter
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