Australians In France Pay Tribute To Governor Bridgeman
Adelaide report of a letter from Marsjot Foci praising Australian bravery in World War I. It recalls 1916 actions with Allied armies at Ypres 1917 and Polygon Wood, the defense of Villers-Bretonneux, and the Amiens offensive. The correspondent lauds Australian sacrifice, vowing to honor graves and cherish memory as French gratitude endures.
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Villers Bretonneux
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le Gatclet
Australia
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State Revenue Adelaide Three Months and Half Year Rise
South Australia revenue for the three months ending December shows 260,235 in revenue and a half year total of 984,672, with increases of 225,493 and 448,997 over the prior year. The report highlights stronger business activity in the period and a continued upward trend in revenue.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Ruulness Browelit
Engineer Cropley Dies in Ehy Brickworks Accident
Arthur Jatin Heopley aged 11, an engineer at Kenilworth Cad Irkside, died last night in the Ehy brickworks accident in Ormend. His leg was amputated in the incident occurring in December.
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Uuday
Arthur Jatin Heopley
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Kenilworth
Irkside
Jira
Ehy
Ormend
Clash With Authority in London Unrest at Trialgar Square
In London a march by unemployed workers led to clashes with police at Trialgar Square. Reported baton charges near Hatter sex area left several marchers injured and later detained in gaol. Demonstrators aimed to reach a refreshment spot as authorities dispersed the crowd with force.
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Federal Elections Report From New South Wales
Reports from Sunday indicate results in the New South Wales federal election with Labor led by Luke Tap Millen and figures showing parties and candidates in contention. Early tallies show significant vote shares and mentions of ministers and deputies amid a tense political climate with ongoing vote counting.
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MycDougall
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New Labor Conference in Melbourne Feb 1 invitation
Federal labour organisations in Australia invite delegates to a Melbourne general council on February 1. The aim is to form a national organization to address labor issues including working week duration and the basis of membership.
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Melbourne
Australia
Motor Cars Crash Involving Beetling Evars and Crom Wild
Two drivers sustained injuries after a head on collision between vehicles near the river bend. Avhn Higstsom, owner of a Ford, and passengers Brier and Robert Huth were admitted to a local infirmary with various injuries including brow and leg wounds. A Vauxhall driven by Taylor also figured in the incident. Both cars were heavily damaged and the scene drew a crowd as responders secured the area.
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Robert Huth
Aleo
Folla Taylor
Two Rebels Executed In Kilkenny and Dublin Killings
A Dublin report states two men were executed for unauthorized arms possession and raids. Bullet-riddled bodies were found in Dublin and Dundalk, with murder motives unclear. A separate New York dispatch notes an anti-violence arrangement at the Irish consulate, still besieged by Republicans, amid court-ordered settlement efforts.
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Dundalk
New York
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Free State
Reuter
British Fortify Gallipoli Amid Turkish Tension
The Times reports Britain rushes to strengthen Gallipoli with 10 000 laborers amid rising Turkish tension. Government aims to reinforce Greek troops on Thracian front as offensive preparations are rumored. Athens notes the move as a strategic shift in the region.
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Hint to the Turks exile departure date noted
Reuters reports the ex-Sultan will depart for Mecenge on January 4 aboard a British steamer. He is expected to land at Jaldan. Also, Sofia dispatches describe motor torpedo boats flying French ensigns with Turkish crews active off the Nha Bute coast, pursuing ships near Burgas and engaging pirates.
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Reuters
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Méceng
Jaldan
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Maclaren's Eleven in New Zealand Test Opens Bat First
Wellington reports warm weather as Maclaren's XI face New Zealand in the first test. Maclaren won the toss and batted, English score 43 for 7 at stumps. Calthorpe 63, Maclaren 102 not out, McLean SS not out.
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Government offers control to weak railways in Ireland strike avert
London report states the Irish railway strike was averted as the Government offered to take control of railways unable to afford the current wagon regulation service costs. The move aims to prevent disruption and stabilize essential transport. The proposal follows talks with railway workers and unions, signaling a temporary settlement.
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London
Interstate Colts Win Narrowly By One Run
The three day Colts cricket match in Adelaide ended in a sensational finish as Victoria chased a target of four with two wickets in hand. Burley was out injured and only three minutes remained when the last wicket fell granting Victoria victory by one run amid dramatic late drama.
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South Australia Versus Victoria Match Delayed by Rain
South Australia versus Victoria, scheduled to begin yesterday, was postponed to Monday due to rain. Scoring details show RB Dreungs, Bird, Bailey, Conran, and Landsdown among bowlers and batsmen like Gun, Parry, and Palmer contributing in a tight game as Bowlers Bailey and Conran take multiple wickets.
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Twin Curses London Gambling and Drink in Australia
A Sydney Observer correspondent argues gambling and drink are Australia's twin curses. He questions the source of money fueling them, attributes it to a high basic wage, and notes gambling as a widespread pastime supported by the state. The piece links soaring living costs to gambling and flying costs to the same issue.
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Murderer sentenced to death in Narulowicc case at Warsaw
London correspondence from Warsaw reports that Niewadomski, the man who killed President Narulowicc, has been sentenced to death by the court. The verdict marks a final judgment in the high profile assassination.
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Reuler
Free State manifesto denounces rebels amid war wreckage
London report cites government rebuke of the irregulars and guerrilla tactics. It notes the firing of places and assassinations as the conflict drains value of lives. The piece claims neurotic girls are active adherents and warns of increasing moral decline among youth, with elders bearing responsibility.
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Reuters
Tursian Reply Keeps Mosul Within Turkey
Reuters reports from Lausanne that the Tursian reply to Lord Curzon maintains the stance that Mosul should be incorporated within Turkey, continuing the existing position.
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Gas leak tragedy in Bethnal Green claims several lives
London Friday reports a gas poisoning incident in Bethnal Green with multiple fatalities and rescues. A gas company investigator confirmed a serious leak as residents were found unconscious in bed. Seven adults and children were saved from neighboring houses and are recovering, while some homes remained unaffected.
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Bethnal Green
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Reuter
Moments of agony as hoisting tragedy strikes in London
A hoisting accident at a new building in Mileham ends in tragedy as Pusher, his son, and two bystanders are caught under a failing lift. The father lunges to save his boy, grabbing the coat as the line tears and the son tumbles to the ground amid a chaotic rescue attempt.
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Miteham
Minor subcommissions inch toward Balkan settlement
In Constantinople the Turkish side rejected a council over people but accepted temporary recognition of the treaty text by Allied High Commissioners. The Minorities subcommission failed on non Moslems amnesty and individual status of citizens, adjourning to a future meeting likely Tuesday.
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US Senator Opposes European Conference Plea
Washington notes Senator Borah bitterly opposes a European conference urging that the United States join the League of Nations. Johnson condemns Borah’s stance, arguing the conference serves bankers and European interests. The League council plans to meet January 23 to discuss Austrian economic reforms.
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Man Takes Poison In Leichhardt Home Tragedy
Sydney report states Jim Phillip Terry swallowed four doses of poison at his Leichhardt home last night in front of two young children. He lies in hospital in serious condition.
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Two Boats Set Sail From Mentone for Oshing Excursion
Sunday report from Mentone says two boats with several people departed Friday on an Oshing trip. A gale rose causing anxiety and a rescue followed when Wey was saved by police in a motor craft.
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Wey
Cricket match on the Buffalo pitch ends in decisive win
A and B teams fielded by representatives played a cricket match on the Buffalo pitch. A tam net secured a victory by 44 runs. Scores were not fully provided in the readable text.
Smelters B Team to Play All Day Mimic at Cumberland Howls
Today at 10 o clock the Smelter Association B Team meets the Combined Steamers Cumberland and Howls unit in an all day mimic. Lineups include Case Field Mannock Tulloch Jones Johnson Stumbles Christmas Greilier Murat Harrison and Smelters B crew members Parker Morris Robinson Murphy Dodd Meseeke Ferguson Simpson Smith Pope Crouch Brighton Thompson. A separate Saturday match on Buffalo pitch saw Howra Guild win by 104 runs with Bowden and Spain starring in bowling and batting.
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War Frauds Indict six men over wartime Army camps
In Washington Isturgay Benedict Crowell Assistant Secretary of War under Wilson and six other men linked to the Council of National Defence were indicted by a special grand jury on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government tied to wartime army camps and cantonments.
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Lewis Honored at Adelaide Ceremony
Adelaide Sunday reports Mr. John Lewis MLC has been created CMG in recognition of public service. The honor highlights his long career and contributions to local governance and community development.
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John Lewis
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New South Wales Bankruptcy Filings Rise in Year
Sydney reports that during the past year 481 petitions in bankruptcy were filed in New South Wales.
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New South Wales
Italy Rome reports violent esrnquaxe at Abrugal
In Rome on Saturday an eruption of violence is reported near Abrugal with communications to the United Service interrupted. The full details are unavailable, and complete news is delayed due to the disruption in messages. A “Compassion” bis 4000n masterpiece is noted to be available today.
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Abrugal
Turn of the Year in The Reorder Front Matter
An hour before press time the year 1922 passed into memory and the New Year arrived with customary greetings in the issue of The Reorder.
Farewell with music on the Indianic steamer
The Pirie Rowing Club organized a New Year’s Eve concert aboard the steamer Indianic with a large crowd on deck and on the wharf. Performers included Misses A Treloar and E Carter among others, as midnight bells, rockets, and cheers marked year’s end. About 500 passengers then sailed aboard the Pa Tinga for Wallaroo with return planned for today.
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Lovell
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Wallaroo
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Indian National Congress Rejects Boycott Resolution
Calcutta and Sunday reports show the Indian National Congress voting 890 to 174 against a resolution to boycott British goods. The debate split over methods of protest with factions favoring various co operation and election strategies while planning for a potential civil disobedience. The conference adjourned to consider immediate actions tomorrow measured by reactions from Labour and capital interests.
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Farm manager stabbed seven times in Melbourne
David Alexander Rose, farm manager at Dig Rare Rest, Melbourne, was stabbed seven times apparently with a penknife and is in serious condition. Stanley Treloar has been arrested in connection with the incident.
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Governor starts tour of settlements by Murray Bridge
Sunday reports that the Governor will commence a tour of settlements and visit centres along the route. Tom Bridge will promote the area and the tour will return via Murray Bridge on Saturday.
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