Armistice with Bolshevists to take effect tomorrow
The Department of State reports the armistice between Esthonians and Bolshevists will become effective tomorrow. A further message notes Estonia Latvia and Lithuania are seeking Finland and Poland to join a conference in Helsinki on defense plans. Poland Finland and the Bolshevists are involved in related negotiations.
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Reuter
Washington
Department of State
Esthonia
Letvia
Lithuania
Finland
Poland
Quaint Beliefs and Superstitions of Seafaring Life
A study of old sailor lore notes divers superstitions across seas from Maine to China. It cites fear of odd numbers, unlucky days, and rituals linked to rings, ropes, and shipmates, with beliefs about Friday voyages and the power of the fourth finger ring over winds.
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Maine
China
Siren
Calypso
Sinbad
Gardens of
Paradise
Pieturtaque
Ronnie
Sulla
Sodom
Gomorrah
Judas
Roundup of Radicals Sparks Deportation Drive Across 26 Cities
A Reuters summary reports the United States government launching a major roundup of radicals. Authorities aim to deport the most dangerous agitators from over 26 cities as arrests mount for alleged attempts to incite violence against the government.
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Reuter
Washington
United States
Citi
Akaina
Communist Laboranty
Adelaide Visit Highlights Richardson on Australian farming
The visiting Victorian Superintendent of Agriculture A E V Richardson urged better land use and diversified farming in South Australia. He warned about postwar Europe’s demand for surplus food, urged soil care, crop rotation, manuring, and improved seed handling, and called for cooperative marketing, expanded dairying, and irrigated farming along the Murray Valley.
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Adelaide
Victoria
A. E. V. Richardson
South Australia
Richardson
Thi
Fiendmta
Australia
Europe
Argentina
Canada
Australis
Richard
Murray
Murray Valley
Wheat Lumpers Busy Harbor Filled With Ships
Harbor activity surges as wheat lumpers handle a crowded docking scene with numerous freight vessels loading and unloading grain. Workers coordinate cargo and berth a steady stream of ships at the port.
Wheat supplies plentiful at port as ships load grain
Ample wheat available for shipment. 20,000 bags hurried into Port Pirie on Saturday morning. Workers on the wharf at multiple stations report steady consignments from country farms. The Netimith Is and other ships received grain. two gangs did man work at the Westhope and Emden fronts. Patrols and night shifts continued to sustain the riverfront throughput.
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Port Pirie
Sutioress
Jead
Wheatyard Workers to Transfer to AWA
A meeting of waterside workers at Port Hire on Tuesday night decided workers at the Wheatyards would join the AW A. The Waterside Workers' Federation will not control the men, and negotiations with the employing companies will begin next week to formalize the transfer.
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Waterside Workers’ Federation
Mal
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AWA
AWAL
AWE
Wen Ie
Indian frontier fighting near Kotkai escalates
Bangkok dispatch reports Mus Khao resistance on the Indian frontier continues making peace with the Waziris unlikely. Musa Khan is reinforced from the north. British troops advance to a ridge northwest of Kotkai and repelled three attacks with heavy punishment as a British force occupies the area.
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Ra Servics
Bangkok
Tenter
Kotkai
Mus Khao
Musa Khan
Kotkal
Undefined snippet on value and pill comparison
The readable lines discuss value and a “better pill” idea amid mentions of cost and avoidance. No clear people places or events are provided.
Treaty Peace Ends War With Britain
A treaty of peace concludes hostilities with Britain signaling a formal end to the conflict and outlining terms for postwar relations and reconstruction between negotiating parties.
Dominion Votes Debate in Britain on League of Nations
Lord Hubert Geel explains how the British government sought limited assent from Dominions in the League of Nations debate. He argues dominion votes would voice relative opinions within the empire and prevent direct American power over reshaping the treaty.
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Munter
London
United States
Lord Hubert Geel
Leeds
Wildrdan Annat Lown Bagd Swell
Amerita
America
Volrs
League of Nations
Antd
Lord Gell
Rolire
Hheir Rehion
Brian Ranpire
Dominions
League of Niciona Cornell
Wet
Great Wellain
Lord Cecil
Kieta
Germany's Armed Forces Faces Postwar Treaty Terms
London reports estimate Germany's armed strength at about 400 000 soldiers plus 1 200 naval personnel. Army reserves range 150 000 to 200 000, civil guards 200 000 to 400 000, and armed constabulary 4 000 to 50 000, with Allied commissions to control and limit forces after ratification. Patriotism remains strong as generals enlist as privates amid uncertainty over disarmament timelines.
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Konter
London
Hermans
Joyarmen
Ministry of the Interior
Supreme War Council
Germany
Gun and Abel
Allied Commissions
Armed Combatan
Germans Bell Worn Cattle as Allies Forbid Action
Allied Repatriation Commission intervened in large sales of horses and cattle tied to Germany. Allies demand return of stock used during the war. Germany claims agricultural needs prevent full compliance. Belgium reportedly loses 322,000 cattle. peace treaty compensates only 90,000 cattle. Japan ratifies treaty as per Reuters report from Washington.
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London
Germany
Ily
Bae-Petale Lon
Belgium
Largest grape vine near Santa Barbara spans history
A historic grape vine near the old Roman Catholic Mission in Santa Barbara is claimed as the world’s largest. Planted by Framerscan monks over a century ago, it yields 10 to 41 tons of grapes annually and produces 120 cartons of wine. The vine’s two intertwined parts require heavy timber supports and shade over 100 people.
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Santa Barbara
California
Breakfast Time Notification For PFLOS Thir
A fragmented notice references breakfast time and PFLOS, indicating a scheduled event or alert. Readable fragments point to a time related prompt with unspecified location and participants. Further details are unreadable in the excerpt.
Port Pirie Bread Delivery Debates After Shortage
A Port Pirie trades council notes partial bread delivery amid shortages. Bakers plan increased cart deliveries with a depot system for suburban distress, selling loaves over the counter and by metre, while considering new prices and a special meeting to discuss establishing a bakery in Pirie.
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Pork Pirie
Rohrshelm
Port Pirie
Trades and Labor Council
Dale Gates
Propieal
Aakery
Pirie
United States Lends Britain Three Billion Pounds Controversy
Secretary of State Robert Lansing condemned a New York and Chicago story as a despicable piece of business claiming it misrepresented that Viscount Grey pushed a tea loan plan through Washington. Sir George Paish issued a denial.
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United Service
Washington
Seas
Robert Lansing
Hue
New York
Chivagy Ural
United States
Great Britain
Viscount Grey
George Paish
Sir George Paish
German Ships for Gale Seeks Offers by US Government
The United States government announces sale of 30 German ships viewed as wartime assets. American authorities invite offers with bids due by January 20.
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Reuter
Washington
United Steles
TRF TO TELOWIE BEACH EVENING ARRANGED
The committee of St Mark's Bami Nus arranges an evening at TyWue Beach next Wednesday under TulI control of the band. Patrons may buy tickets early. the beach will offer cool drinks sandwiches and ice cream. a subscription of five pence is charged at entrance. Previous trips were enjoyable and another is expected to please.
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St. Mark's
Bami Nu
TyluWwie
Tami
Treasury bench recalls historic army oblation in vivid phrasing
The passage recalls Chief of State Departments and a dramatic speech about the Old Army that saved Europe, praising a vivid voice and memory while critiquing modern rhetoric and attire at the moment. It references Asquith era style and mentions figures like L. G. and Satter in a nostalgic, wrought tone.
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Asquith
L. G
Europe
P.M
Mervellous
Mumory
Pauline
Lloyd
Lin. Stamidw
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