Turks give way in Lausanne meeting on population exchange
Important results emerged from the commission on population exchange. Turks abandoned their policy toward the Greek patriarch, who may stay in Constantinople with limited powers. Greek inhabitants may remain if arriving after October 1918. Turkish residents are to stay in West Thrace. Lord Curzon praised the Turkish shift as a major substantive point of the conference.
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Lausanne
Commission On
Constantinople
West Thrace
Curzon
Large British air crash during testing near Hen don
A large new aeroplane with a pilot and four mechanics crashed during tests near Hendon. The pilot and one mechanic were killed, three others injured. Captain Keyea, noted for wartime service including Downing a Zeppelind at Scarborough, was aboard. British passengers also died and a wireless operator was seriously injured in a separate crash from Athens to Ajaxio.
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London
Wed
Hendon
Keyea
Scarborough
Anithes
Ajaycio
Reuter
Republicans Stop Council Dublin In Armed Interruption
A Dublin meeting of the Irish County Council was seized by four armed men who demanded papers from councillors and announced the execution of a Republican teacher earlier that morning. They read names of Dall-Nicholls members and then withdrew after apologizing for the disruption. Reports sayDallas and Thomastown garrisons were attacked and telegraph lines cut, with Kilkenny military HQ information cited. Ernest Omaille, veteran aide, faces court martial.
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Dublin
General Council
Irish County Council
Frank MacQuinness
Dall Bireann
Ana
Dall
Dallas
Thomastown
County Kilkenny
Kilkenny
Ernest Omaille
de Vetera
Uni
Cook Attacks Preferences for Foreign Goods in London
Sir Joseph Cook at the Colonial Institute censures trade preferences for foreign products and urges Britain to expand its own industry. Major Belcher argues Australia dominates in motor parts and canned fruits, criticizes labeling, and calls for better British advertising and policy changes to reduce foreign competition.
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London
Colonial Institute
Joseph Cook
Belcher
Austalia
Great Britain
Australia
Ted
Major Belcher
United Service
France Recalled Ambassadors and German Tensions Rise
Fragmented OCR shows France recalling ambassadors from Peru and Srumeia amid occupation of Mur and unrest in Prussia. Reports in London detail German mood as Rhineland population reacts to Franco-German strains. Krupps to resume normal employment. Food Minister Luther plans Burgomaster actions.
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London
Wednessey
Germany
Perla
Srumeia
Waulan
Londgm
Thureday
Basen
Serlin
Mur
Sis Prustin
Krupps
Oll
Luther
Kesem
Withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine ordered
President Harding has ordered the recall of about a thousand American troops from Coblenz as expedient for the withdrawal plan. The move draws wide interest in Britain and France, with press reports suggesting growing strain between the United States and France over postwar policy and security in Germany.
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Washington
Rhine
Harding
Coblens
London
Germany
Thnce
United States
France
Findley Elected to Third Victoria Senate Vacancy
Melbourne report notes Findley L elected to the third Senate vacancy for Victoria as figures deny Findley. Mr W M Hughes returns to Melbourne and will not comment. Cabinet to meet next Monday as Brisbane coverage says Nationalist and Country parties push to unite against Labor ahead of next events.
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Melbourne
Findley
Senate
Victoria
W. M. Hughes
Brisbane
Labor
Mystery of a Missing Wife in Hegent's Park
Mrs Middleton, wife of an elder officer, vanished August 15 and was later found dead at Maltby after police broke into the house. The body, unclothed and wrapped in bed linen, showed no marks of a violent struggle. Investigators described the missing woman to a national list as the inquiry continued.
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London
Flo
Hegent’s Park
Romania
Wien
Middleton Wan
Eider
On & Kok
Middleton
Mellby
Rebels and the Church in Dublin Reports and Rumors
A Daily Mail Dublin report notes the Free State government limiting sweepstakes to two Grand Nationals and the Lincoln Handicap for charity. It mentions a Roman Catholic bishop’s October pastoral condemning rebel killings and a rebel delegation to Rome seeking papal guidance. A fashion trend in East End shops is also cited amid faith and conflict.
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London
Daily Mall
Dublin
Free State
Wih A. View
Ireland
Hesicensea
Lincoln
Rome
Ura
East End
Egypt Luxor discoveries linked to Tutankhamen era
London reports show Egyptologists and archaeologists debating Gary Carnarvon's Luxor finds described in The Times. Two wheels of a royal chariot and an ebony chair are among items withdrawn from Tutankhamen era contexts. Earl Carnarvon hints the walls may conceal Tutankhamen's tomb and family remains, heightening interest in further revelations.
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London
Tomb of
Luxor
Tutankhamen
Earl Carnarvon
Volted Service
Port Lincoln Jetty Granted to Eyre Peninsula Settlers
The new jetty at Port Lincoln was formally taken over yesterday and dedicated to Eyre Peninsula settlers. It is practically completed apart from a few bolts remaining to be fixed.
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Adelaide
Port Lincoln
Eyre’s Peninsula
Dairy Accident Misses Hair in Killarney Separator
Brisbane, Thursday. Mrs. Egmont, while working a separator at Killarney, had her hair caught in the machinery. It lifted the scalp clean off her head to the ears. The doctor stitched the scalp back to her head.
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Brisbane
Railways Revenue Surges in Six Months to December
Melbourne report shows Victoriam railway traffic for the half-year ended December yielded £307,426 more than the same period in 1921. Train totals and earnings improved, reflecting stronger goods and passenger movements across the system.
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Melbourne
Victoriam
America’s War Credits Expanded Debt Powers Soon
Washington, Wednesday—Sem lop Smiool, rep on the American Debt Commission, told the Senate Finance Committee that Congress would be asked, probably within a week, to broaden the powers of the commission in dealing with all the war debts of America.
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Washington
Semlop Smiool
Ameriiean Debt Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Reuter
Troops Move as If to Attack in Ruhr
Nine French divisions totaling about 120000 troops advance toward the Ruhr targets Essen Mulheim Bochum and Gelsenkirchen while railways mines and bridges are set to be seized. German trains destroyed or diverted French flotilla reaches Duisburg Mayence to Dusseldorf and Ruhr port for operations.
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Ruhr Basie
Cologne
Rhine Nollia
Mayence
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Ruhrport
Duisburg
Ruhr
Dusseldorf
Essen
Mulheim
Bochum
Gelsenkirchen
Berlin
Speldorf
Germany plans coal industry shift as Ruhr faces occupation
Berlin reports indicate methods Germany will use to handle the French occupation threat. The Ruhr coal syndicate moves its headquarters from Essen to Hamburg, forcing German buyers to deal with firms individually or form a single central body. Managers and engineers plan to relocate, with the Rhenish Westphalian Coal Syndicate also shifting its head office.
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Berlin
Germany
Essen
Hamburg
Ruhr
Preoch
dfMcult
Mittag Zeitung
Essén
Weatphalian
Deuteche- Allgemeine Zennen
German Government Protests Over Ruhr Occupation Actions
German government lodges a worldwide protest through diplomatic channels citing breaches of the peace treaty and international law. Reports from Paris and London note Communist figures plotting anti-French actions and possible broad labor strikes affecting French workers.
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Berlin
France
Belgium
London
Cologne
Marcel Cschim
Frankfurt
Ruhr
Cachim
Paris
Marcel Cachim
Confederation of Trades Unions
United Service
Evening News
Monmousseau
Labor Federation
Easen
M. Casals
New Reparations Plan Aims to Solve Major Issue
Reports from Paris and London say the Porden Office is drafting a new reparations plan to be worked out by France Italy Belgium and Germany Britain is not mentioned The plan seeks a cooperative framework among the four powers to settle postwar payments and related terms.
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Rome
Porden Offce
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Britain
Reuter
Police Court Financials and Case Totals Report
The Police Court activities record 1922 invoicing fines revenue of £526 19s 8d and revenue fees £30 436s 2d total £973 2s 8d. local court issued 840 warrants. claims sued £9 5585s 12d 4d. verdicts abstained £327 11s 6d. default judgments £2744 37s 6d. 370 judgments. 199 warrants for arrest. 24 commitments. 434 judgment summonses. 4 service-out-of-jurisdiction summonses £36 2s 3d. certificates of judgment sent £21 46d. judgments reset £2. suitors’ moneys paid in £477 out £1781 2s 3d. Full jurisdiction 4% days, limited jurisdiction 12 days. Licenses and acts cited include Second-hand dealers 3. Auctioneers. various acts with convictions totals. Drunkenness £45. total convictions 467. dismissals 13. total offences investigated 7. embezzlement 4. larceny 47. total felonies 18. two offenders sent to Reformatory School. exchange rate sixty-eight to the pound.
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Returna
Istrates
Marine Board
Reformatory School
Wheat Failure Shocks Commonwealth Line
Sydney reports the Commonwealth Line severely affected by NSW wheat crop failure. It was expected steamers would be fully employed, but now it seems the wheat peak will require few if any Commonwealth sailors.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Line
N.S.W
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