British Politics See Talks On Imperial Preferences
The Times reports London interest in Canada over Imperial preference. Canadian representatives ask if two proposed Imperial fiscal partnership plans will be dropped. They debate extending preferences for British goods in exchange for access to British markets. The Winnipeg Tribune notes reciprocity with the United States is favored by some yet opposed by strong Britain advocates.
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the Times
London
Canada
Toronto
Times
Dominions
United
Great Britain
Imperial
Winnipeg Tribune
United States
Caustic Comment on Labor and Empire
The Observer reports Mr. L Garvin argues Labor faces a key issue upon assuming power the British Empire abroad and imperial conference outcomes. Repudiating those results would clash with the general spirit and British interests, the piece notes.
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Australian Press Association
London Sunday
L. Garvin
The
Observer
British Empire
Uwe
Spiril
Knifed in Daydream House Fight At Broken Hill
James Stevens thirty was found sitting on a couch at the Daydream Boarding House with a deep abdominal wound after a Saturday night attack at the Duke of Custsil Reserve. He said three or four Dagoes in the reserve assaulted him while he was with a woman. one stabbed him in the abdomen. He later told Detective Sergeant Gibson he knew nothing of the incident and demanded release from hospital, which discharged him yesterday afternoon.
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Broken Hill
James Stevens
Hrouse
Duke of Cutseal
Ald
Gibson
Stevens
Ing
Steamer Proth Still Stranded on Reef
Brisbane dispatch reports the steamer Proth still aground on a reef. Efforts to free her yesterday failed. A force of 6,000 cases of benzine had been liquored. Another powerful lag has been unpatched from here.
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Brisbane
Premier Returned in French Senate Elections
Paris reports Senate elections proceeding with minor changes. Poincaré has been re elected for Meuse by a large majority. He pledged to press reparations policy until a triumph and full execution of the treaty.
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Paris
Senate
Poinware
Meuse
Japanese Unrest Pageant Amid Bombs At Palace
A chaotic scene unfolds as a demonstration protests the government with a rain of bombs aimed at the Imperial Palace. Three bombs are found after a failure to explode and the assailant is arrested, amid confusion over whether the attacker is Korean and motives tied to a cabinet reshuffle.
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Samkey
Im Toki
Imperial Palace
The Picture Ship and Silent Signals
A fragmented description references a vessel and a distant world, noting names like Hedrand and Syste yan and mentions of ships and satellites. The text blends garbled terms with scattered proper nouns suggesting a science fiction travel or exploration theme.
Man charged with manslaughter after fatal city attack
US preset id rustuly on a charge of tinkler. Megara the face was attacked by Mal Walsh. Walsh tried to run away but was restrained, and later postmortem revealed the death. Several witnesses testified to the assault in a case of manslaughter.
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SPM
Bhabesville
Steamer on Fire as Flooded Bunkers Hold Back Allied Trade
In London a steamer caught fire amid flood conditions that flooded coal bunkers and delayed shipments. Reports describe stretched holds and water intrusion complicating the vessel's stability as authorities work to control the blaze and prevent further damage. The incident disrupts daily trade through the port.
Rise of Venezelos Dominates Athens Political Scene
In Athens a large crowd cheered M. Venezelos as he was elected President of the Greek National Assembly. He appeared in frail health, left the chamber early, and now lies confined to bed. The acting presidency reflects admiration for his personality amid unsettled crown debates.
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the Times
London
Athens
M. Venezelos
Greek National Assembly
Momlay
Venezelos
Penalty of Fame and Greek Political Tensions
An Athens dispatch reports Prime Minister Venizelos faces a tougher task than anticipated as anti Venizelist leaders demand the return of the King and a plebiscite before reconciliation. The article notes rain as a stumbling block and references ministerial scrutiny with observers citing hostile sentiment toward Venizelos and the regime.
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M. Venezelos
Athens
Gren
Cebu
Anette
State Elections Speech On March 4
Fragmented text from a state elections report notes a policy speech and nomination timelines. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to March 4 and writs suggests scheduling for the election process and candidate announcements.
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Poligy
Two of a Kind At Adelaide Hospital
A historic twin birth at Adelaide Hospital marks the first time twins were born there. Mother Mrs Albert Downs of Griffith Street Adel Taide admitted early morning without a maternity ward. Nurses and staff gathered as the newborns were placed under care in Hope Ward and admitted to Eternity Hospital for follow up.
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Aleide
Monudis
Albert Downs
Gristith Street
Adel Taide
Hope Ward
Ue Hospital
Halues
Thagmeen'y
Xiternity Hospital
Harral
Sb Imean
Tennis Stars in World Rankings and U S Association List
The United States Lawn Tennis Association released rankings listing players such as W. T. Tilden W. Johnson Williams Vincent Richards F T Hunter Howard Kinsey Carl Brian Morin and Harvey. Australians and Japanese were unranked due to no matches. Miss H Wille led the women’s list with Mrs Mallory second.
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New Oak
United States Lawn’ Tennis ’Association
W. T. Tilden
W. Johnson
Williams
Vincent Richards
F. T. Hunter
Howard Kinsey
Carl Brian Morin
Harvey Show
Kinsley
Rex
Miss H. Wille
Mrs. Mallory
Japanese Cabinet Selected Amid Wartime Reshuffle
Reuters reports Tokyo lists cabinet lineup under Premier Viscount Kiyo with key posts held by Admiral Burakami Baron Senshi Eyi and others including Baron Kinjiro Komatsu and General Ugaki. Names mis-spelled in fragment but confirms ministers for Foreign Affairs Navy Education Constabulary Agriculture Finance Railways War Home Justice and more.
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Reuter
Tokyo
Viscount Kiyo
Uorner
Navy
Admiral Burakami
Education
Senshi Eyi
Babir
Awut Maeda
Fin van Shorke
Railways
Kinjiro Komatsu
Ugaki
Premier shaken by Tokyo bombing report in New York
Australian press cites Avis from Tokyo claiming police suppression of a failed bombing attempt near the palace. Authorities pursue a theory about the Korean attacker and a state apparatus influence, amid public opinion backing the line of investigation as an embarrassed government official, Me Kiya, faces scrutiny. marriage ties and a February date are hinted in the chaotic tale.
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Australian Press Association
New York
Avis
Tokyo
Ye Noreen
Hague
Hrenuer
Me Kiya
Hay Annimnort
Bern Norte
Benny
Payne
Yantinny
General Cables Update and National Matters
Fragmented text notes General Cables and various names such as Cindy and Ivanell Bela. Mentions of nation wide events, dates, and industry shifts appear unclear. Multiple garbled phrases reference Vogel Hye, Mix Ninian, Chiguieur Batorte and alleged fading or suppression of information without coherent context or verifiable details.
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NEW Vee
Cindy Vhepe
Nation
Cde Erie
Vhdet
Ivanell Bela Baesjy
Mix Ninian
Chiguieur Batorte
Round the Globe Flight Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes appear to list a global flight review, with scattered references to Asia Europe and the Americas, mentioning Washington Seattle and Beijing. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts but suggests preparations or notices for an international air route review or world flight mapping.
Foot and Mouth Disease Compensation Unveiled
Servint London reports heavy compensation tied to foot and mouth disease. Mayday haul details indicate payments in the 220 million range as the issue unfolds with official revelations and policy responses.
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London
Australian Boys on Special Train Tour Arrive in Glenelg
Western Australian lads on an annual Australia tour arrived by special train this afternoon. They were greeted by reception in Glenelg with officials including Mayor Mr. It Ti MLA and Chief Commissioner.
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Adeline
Mier
Nivtaide
Mei
Dingwall
It Ti
Glenelg
Fiend in Human Form Yon en Sunday Owen Green 29
A man named Yonen, Sunday Owen Green aged 29, was remanded to Wednesday on a charge of assisting Francis Whit ars. A neighbor notified police after a bloodied wrist strap and involved bystander intervention led to the doctor ordering hospital removal for the boy.
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Yonen
Owen Green
Kure Kuret
Francis Whitars
He Hospital
Germany's Plight. At French Hands.
A Times special discusses the approaching evacuation of Cologne under Versailles terms. It questions whether Britain will depart as French occupation ends and whether Cologne will be invaded as in Rouen, with Paris pushing a policy tense in the Rhineland. The piece notes debates among experts and is dated from Paris.
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the Times
London
Versailles
Cologne
France
Anrives
Hte
Rube
Rhineland
Paris
Franc Declines and Ruhr Impact From French Fall
London dispatch reports a sharp fall in the French franc sending ripples through Ruhr markets. German financial maneuvers are alleged to provoke the decline while French officials deny signaling a broader economic shift. The correspondent notes potential effects on Belgian control of resources and German policy reactions as France remains tied to its currency stance.
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London
Reuters: Servier in Amsterdam Visits London Amid Talks
A Reuters report states the President of the Reichsbank visited London to introduce himself to bankers. He expressed pleasure with the reception but noted bankers were not willing to join the effort. The visit centered on proposals for a new international gold circulation bank involving Dutch and British capital.
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Reuters Servier T
Amsterdam
Reichssbanke
London
Flere Selucht Adieve
Duteh
Andl Rapital
A Bavarian Request for State Independence and Reich Participation
A fragmented report from Berlin notes a Bavarian appeal seeking full re establishment of state independence within the German Reich. The text advocates broader participation of individual states in national affairs, with emphasis on foreign nations.
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Berlin
Germany
Reich
Seven tenders for Sydney G P A contract let
Seven tenders have been received for the relet of the Sydney G P A project at an estimated cost of £250,000.
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Sydney G.P.A
Realowship Protest Over Sunday Exhibition In London
The TAutudian Press Association reports a strong protest against Sunday exhibition by the Realowship of Crredom and Re forum. President Mr Guy Gaumt objects to Sunday closures, urging popular religion survivals, Sunday concerts and lectures, and educational picture screenings to allow attendance.
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Tautidian Press Association
London
Crredom and
Reforum
Guy Gaumt
Beng Overcou
Australian Sheep Crisis Draws Imperial Attention
Adelaide reports vow to appeal to Imperial authorities over a shortage of Australian sheep. Sir Mery Bar Well, Bremer official, will attend a Federal committee meeting in Melbourne Wednesday after being briefed by the Stockawn vee! Assaniation. Authorities are not expected to alter their stance on the exhibit despite protests.
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Adelaide
Bromieh
Sir Mery
Federal
Melbourne
Tlw
Remy Austalin
A Rich Discovery in Adelaide Manday Report
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions Wiehe silver, Paris, Barrow, Northern Wer, and various figures and events. The garbled lines reference people like May Migen and Husseek, with hints of a papery publication and hopes tied to a discovery or item.
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Adelaide
Pion
Paris
Barrow
Willan Canetti
Mi May Migen
Keho of Tozer Murder Efforts for Mrs Mort’s Release
Sydney Monday letters seek the release of Mrs Mork who was confined for the murder of Brad Pager. Doctors examined the prisoner and arranged measures to move her to hospital. The prisoner refused surgery unless assurances she would return to gaol.
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Keho
Tozer
Mrs, Mort
Sypney
Mork
Brad Pager
Priaatier
Ste Jy
Tomb of Tutankhamen Yields Limited Discoveries and Delays
Fragmented report from Egypt’s Luxor exploration lists ongoing work at Tutankhamen’s tomb. Observations include sarcophagus design and burial methods, with unresolved questions about chamber connections and shrine details. The piece notes delays, past leadership, and hopes for more definitive findings in the near term.
Broad daylight shop theft at Mies optical shop
A bold daytime theft occurred at Mies optical shop as a glass case of valuable spectacles was pried open. Bowman and Heyy witnesses describe a quick break in by an intruder who slid the inner window and made off with items before the owner could intervene.
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Adelaide
Mies
Ab Bowman
Luvichan
Ghusen
Uverytruder
Teo
Atrade
Wis
Aber
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