Decision to Evict Turkey from Europe
London reports the Allies and Germany ratified the peace treaty in Paris. The inaugural session of the League of Nations Council will be held January 16. Allies deny rebellion fears in Constantinople and discuss advisers for Lloyd George. Resignations in Berlin follow warship actions. U S politics touch on Treaty of Peace timing and the League covenant.
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Henter
London
Scturnay
Germany
Paris
Council OF the
League OF Nations
United Beevice
Turkey
Milles
Constantinople
Alles
Bu Ropor
MAL Hluyd
King replies to London on peage treaty ratifications
The King telegrammed the Lord Mayor replying to the London message on the exchange of ratifications of the Pease Treaty. He expresses hope for a new era of perpetual peace within the British Empire and among its peoples.
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London
Iessiae
League of Nations Work Manifesto Appeals for Support
London Sunday dispatch reports a manifesto from the League of Nations Guild urging the league to become a real instrument. It calls for arms reduction, mandates, and a court of justice while noting turmoil in Russia and economic chaos in Europe. Lord Gait appeals for personal and financial backing to advance the league’s peace mission.
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Santatorius
Taternubucik Court of Justice
Teague
Curoye
Lord Gael
Wo League
Wheat Pool Debate At Melbourne Conference
The Australian Wheat Pool future and control were debated at a Melbourne weekend conference. No final decisions on the pool’s constitution or state stock acquisitions were reached, pending farmer group input. NSW wheat supplies were discussed with price guidance tied to world market levels.
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Melbourne
Ox Heller
Sustealian Wheat Board
Hnes
Mallee
Abeyr
Wce
Organlsaloms
Australian Wheat Board
Uteast
New South Wales
Wheat Board
Ais
Mrr
Hughes
Thepool
Water Supply Crackdown Urged to Prevent Shortage
Government works manager Mr MacTaggart warned Kraken Hill that water use must be cut in half to avoid intermittent supply. Last year restrictions were needed in January. this year the problem worsens with limited stocks and pending deliveries. Those in arrears risk disconnection unless consumption drops quickly.
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Kraken Hill
MacTaggart
Jaanay
MacTeggart
Unclear OCR fragment from Times on conference notes
Fragmentary text discusses questions or advances on pools from 227-85 and 1918-19, mentions an arranged conference with treasurer and a Baye as 18, and states opinions are not those of The Times.
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Bush
Times
Warfare of Russians and Allied Delays in Siberia
London dispatch reports anti-Rolahek insurgents in a town with Russian force reinforcement and Allied support planes. General Se anval directs westward movements as Americans delay dispatch of reinforcements to Irkutsk amid Japanese intervention fears.
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Mounar
Service
London
Ipkutsi
Ceca
Bala Ulm
Howlee
Aulerlea
Siberia
Irkutsk
Exchange of Philonene Agreement Reached in Principle
A Copenhagen conference led by M Litvnoff and Mr Z O Grady discussed a exchange of prisoners between Britain and Russia. The agreement was only in principle with no definite terms yet. British officials indicated optimism but warned about the Bolshevik stance and potential delays. The release of British wounded was tied to Bolshevik concessions. many British women imprisoned in Pistia were reportedly released.
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Treulan
Copenhagen
Kriday
M. Litvnoff
Z. O'Grady
Bi Antwin
Russia
Mr. O'Grady
Great Britain
Pistia
France and the Arabs pact of mandate formation debated
Paris reports describe a proposed Allied mandate shaping Greater Syria including Palestine and Lebanon under French influence. The Emir signals acceptance of financial and political cooperation with French authorities while Arab volunteers oppose traffic disruptions as tension rises around Beiruit Damascus routes amid ongoing regional friction.
Bishops to Visit Rome on Wartime Papal Mission
Australian Roman Catholic hierarchy plans a Rome pilgrimage this year led by Archbishop Michell Kells and Bishop Joseph Shiel leaving on the Indigra in February. They will be joined by several NSW and Victoria clergy, including William Barry, P. J. O Connor, and William Hayden, with a view to consulting the Holy See and renewing ties as travel resumes after limited wartime disruption.
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Walt
Heirarchy of
Australa
Rome
Michiel Kells
Ytney
Joseph Shiel
He Bockhampton
Vebynary
RMS
Grontes
Ietvo
William Barry
Holme
O'Connor
Armidake
Ns.w
William Hayden
Aileannia-Porbes
N.S.W
Gish ‘Bielh
Victoria Dudulin McGarthy
Sandhurst
Rey J. J. Rooney
Dingest
Durig
Mannix
Hule Tt
St Patrick's Bay
John Bhevy
Ireland
Australia
Depot Strike Adelaide Ends as Fewer Workers Needed
Sunday reports from Adelaide show government officials and the Meat Industry meet employers indicating a scaled back workforce. Secretary Mwiaiut said resumption terms allow a smaller crew with no weeks of pay in lieu, as per the agreement.
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Adelaide
Shumbous
Governent Pro Dows Depot
Abdairy Mpliyes Unumot
Adobite
Strike Of Workers Reject Employers Offer In London News
Reported in London with debate over advisability of sidelining the offer. The strike continues as workers halt operations in key industries causing hindrance to trade and production. Local authorities and union leaders discuss next steps amid continued stoppage.
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Ronmoulders Wen
London
Baltab
Unemployed protest clashes with police in Brisbane
About 300 unemployed workers and discharged soldiers gathered outside the Labour Bureau in Brisbane to protest government inaction on unemployment in Queensland. led by two flag bearers they attempted to march to Parliament House but were blocked by police. A clash ensued as officers tried to seize a banner, yielding to a brief riot before the crowd regrouped for a deputation to the Executive Buildings.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Mir F. Donovan
Pdes
Parliament House
Lipir
Thither
Gang Wales
Mle. Iassage
Queen and Albert Streets
Queens Gardens
English business praise and wartime supply shifts noted
In Philadelphia Bri tist birth Maye the greatest admiration for the English Imusiness wan. Mr Alkin of Goulburn Chamber of Commerce praised American sportsmanship and American traders while noting Britons kept calm after war. He contrasted English resilience with wartime shutdowns and described moving to tropical cacao sources postwar, urging more purchases to support business leaders.
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Alt T. J. Alkin
Une
Goulburn Chamber of Commerce
United States
Philadelphia
England
Austin
Port Pirie
Candle misfire triggers theatre scare at Anawai rs Theatre
Reported mishap at the Anawai rs Theatre followed a candle causing a window pane to crack and a fire risk. A caretaker glimpsed grease fire as oil lamp was substituted for the lamp pattern. Patrons fled or remained in the gallery amid darkness and confusion. The episode highlighted safety measures and crowd behavior during an incident with minimal damage.
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Anawiirs
Tigi
Ube
Ana
Sehieh
Aystairs
Rome
Federal Cabinet reshuffle eyed amid senate turmoil
Fragmented text reports an imminent Victorian Senate shift and potential cabinet reshuffle. It notes possible removal of Defence and several portfolio changes, mentions candidates like Gaytain, Me Tuilaers, Keating, and Collins as a London appointment contender.
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Toie
Territories
Cary Onsaie
Anil Ie
Ste
Webster
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Senate
Sea Pearce
Dapurintoul
Alush
Lime
Defence Department
Ibis
Gaytain
Lanamt
Keating
Gulghte
J. Collins
London
British Trade Prospects Highlight Shipyards and Industries
Sir Auckland Geddes president of the Board of Trade spoke on British trade prospects. He said labor disputes could delay output, but a bumper year for shipbuilding is expected. Minister Halte Colton noted orders for woollen goods and engine trades.
Wettest Place on Earth Cherry Punji and World Rainfall
An old report discusses Cherra Punji as the wettest spot with extraordinary summer rains and annual totals. It speculates if all regions matched its wetness, the planet might be covered by a vast water layer, outlining speculative global rainfall figures.
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Aksum
Garth
Cherra Papji
Tau You
Epa
Cherra Punji
Flight to Australia Parer and McIntosh in London flight orders
A London report details Parer and McIntosh preparing a flight to Australia under orders from Brigadier General 1656. They claimed Australia wished to halt them, and a receipt of instruction to the two pilots was published by an Australian newspaper branch. They left London January 7 after stating duty to proceed, with Parer carrying a spare propeller and engines on board.
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Viitay
Parer
Afelatnul
Australia
Valset
AAP
England
Aid
Tours
Ink Australia
Leal
Magioad Liews
Dosai
Yutile
Butler
Ah Enfield
Bliss
Gibson
Fils Ginser
Yorke
Peninsua
South Australia
Jona
St. Vincent
Disappearance and lynching scare in Cuba over alleged brujeria
Reports describe widespread fear as accusations of child abductions for Brujeria rituals surge in Havana and surrounding areas. Clashes ensue after killings and trials, with several Black Spaniards executed or detained and towns alarmed by missing white girls and suspected offerings to healers.
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Cube
Cuba
Mruseein Ayer
Brujerls
Akal
Cathal
Raydven
Yemale
Hubi
Jung
Lynohrog
Guana Laces
Havana
Youne White
India
Malangas
Training of Gadets and New Cadet Reforms
The article reports on proposed radical alterations to cadet training plans as wartime needs rise. Officials consider shifting from monotonous drills to a broader program emphasizing physical fitness, sport, and civilian kindness, with parental cooperation and regional youth associations to support reform. A detention camp at Brontmeadows next month will process about 2,000 trainees, signaling no current faults in the existing system.
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Alsady
Will
Fecal Degren
Torees
Brontmeadows
High Court Justice Appointment Talk At Federal Cabinet
A Federal Cabinet meeting is summoned to discuss the High Court appointment following Sir Edmund Barton. Potential candidates named include Sir Robert Garrand, Commonwealth Solicitor General and permanent head of the Attorney General's Department, and McGlynn, retiring Minister for Home Affairs and Territories, with other eminent lawyers from various States under consideration.
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Ubinet
Tamorcaw
Waters
High Court
Edmund Barton
Robert Garrand
Commonwealth
Attorney-General
McGlynn
Thime
Territories
Ills and Witch Doctor Visit Affect San Cristobal Bride
In San Cristobal Pinar del Rio Province inquiries rise over alleged witchcraft by a Black woman doctor. A white bride reportedly endured injuries and boolean rituals after a white groom tied to a Black godson. Dolls jars beads and dark potions described as part of the rites.
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Pinar del Rio
Mus Pit
Chure
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