Restless Ireland sabotage at Sligo station report
Destruction in Sligo railway station described with pestas and waines used in an outrage. Explosions halt town. damage estimated at £80,000. Attacks include firing on troops in armored cars and two hours of heavy machine gun fire. Seven engines toppled toward the quay, smashing the sea-wall. one fell into the sea.
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London
Sligo
Pestas
Waines
Reuter
Glasgow
Iream
Publis Heid
Times
Q Netlonal
Callan
Thomastown
County Kildare
Free Government
Daily Mail
Dubin
Mamie
New Cross
United Service
France
Body in the Bath Mystery Deepens in Mrs Middleton Death
Police investigate the death of Mrs. Middleton found in her bath as relatives recall routine at the home on Elm Street. Detectives review medical reports and search for clues amid a quiet neighborhood, with officials urging calm while inquiries continue.
Germany Angers as Ruhr Crisis Deepens Across Berlin
The German Government outlines a stance over the Ruhr invasion, saying reparations will pause in face of treaty violations and warning it cannot actively resist while refusing to bow its will. Berlin invites state premiers to discuss economic measures amid the tension. Reuter reports follow.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Ver
Sailles
Durigg
Ruhr
United Service
Berlin
Prasce
Guno
Foreign Affairs Committee
Reichstat
Reuter
London
Brussels
Letter from Maltby London outlines Middleton tragedy
A London letter recounts pathologist Spilabury near certainty over Mrs Middleton death. Maltby Middleton's alleged murder amid a bundle of evidence, including three neck bullet holes and a farewell note. Police note heavy drinking and money losses at horse racing. Maltby, once a captain, faced with a fatal conclusion.
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London
Spilabury
Malthy
Daily Mail
Middleton
Maltby
Chaptain
United Service
Trainer Norman Scudie Leaves Private Work for Fort Slade
London reports Norman Scudie formerly aiding Mr Heal has set up at Fort Slade Sussex aligning his stable with horses from Sir Clarendon Hyde. The Times notes the move and links to earnings in potential future engagements.
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London
Austen~ Yan
Norman Scudie
Mr. Heal
Fort Slade
Sussex
Sir Clarendon Hyde
Times
Bishop's House at Gladstone Plans Progress
Agitation has advanced for a bishop's house at Gladstone for the Willoehey diocese. Mrs J Finnin Jenkins reports that preliminary arrangements were completed last month and a notice inviting tenders will be published on Monday.
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Gladstone
Willoehey
J. Finnin Jenkins
Quriotus
Ford Car Accommodates 23 Persons in Winter Event
The Cove Pictures Lia offered two prizes of £1 1s to the owner of a Ford car that brought the highest number of patrons to a winter event. Mr. Baleshow, who packed 88 persons into his car, was a leading competitor and celebrated for UK success.
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Baleshow
Fred
Senate Poll Declared in Adelaide Town Hall
At the town hall poll for the Senate in Adelaide on Friday a small audience gathered though Messrs Vardon and Chetsom Wong were absent. Unsuccessful candidates faced interruptions as Senators McHugh and O’Lochlin urged Labor party solidarity. McHugh cited Sir Henry Bumwell as Labor’s host organiser while O’Lochlin claimed Hughes’s days as Prime Minister were numbered. Labor promoted a cooperative Commonwealth guided by socialism.
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Adelaide
Senate
Messie Vardon
Chetsom Wong
McHlugh
O'Lochlin
Labor Party
McHugh
Kenry Bumwell
Labor
Hughes
Melbourne motor car importer jailed for fraud
George Bertram Stewart was sentenced to eleven months in prison by the city court for deceiving Douglas Chiles by passing a worthless cheque for £229 after selling him motor cars he claimed to be scouts. Stewart denied the charge and gave notice of appeal. He was a central figure in last year’s sensational case in which Detective Ethel was acquitted of bribery.
Beetles by the quart at Norham show earnings
At Norham North Queenstead a sugar farmer entered a camel to call cane berties at 4/8 quart. The bertle-caletwe earned £9 in two days. Another man can gut 1617 quarts in 25 days.
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Norham
North Queenstead
Occupied Area In London: French Move In Ruhr Fight
Dispatch describes martial law proclaimed by the French in the Ruhr occupied area with troops in Essen Duisburg and Duisdorf. Reports say two French infantry divisions one cavalry brigade and Belgian detachments occupy northern and central German towns amid warnings about curfews and arming bans. Reuter notes no major opposition demonstrations as the broad front army advances toward Assen with tanks armored cars and support vehicles.
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London
Onder
Nave
Duissildort Étates
Dussldorf
Duisburg
Plisarda
Srenes
Germa
Salnnes
Herber
Essen
Big Urhan
Hembnra
Oberhausen
Basen
Borst
Reay
Verden
Tatenson
Reuter
Dusseldorf
Assen
Forse
Poincare Defends French Move in Ruhr Debates
Paris The Times correspondent reports Lowa cheers as M. Poincare outlines why France acts in Ruhr and defends British abstention. He argues Germany’s bad faith and Russia’s issues, notes American troop withdrawal not a retreat but execution of prior decisions, and warns modest gains from current actions. Blum’s protest is shouted down amid tense session.
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Paris
The
Times
Lowa
M. Poincare
France
Britain
Germany
Lamber
Cods
M. Folncare
Blum
French Finance Minister Proposes 20 Percent Tax Reform
Paris reports the minister of finance tabled a bill raising direct and indirect taxes by twenty percent except on wages and salaries. He expects a yield of 3,200 billion francs and hopes to balance the budget.
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Paris
Thursaey
British Attitude on Rhine Occupation by France
London reports the British Cabinet discussing Ruhr occupation, noting no withdrawal of troops from the Rhine is planned. Britain will stay on the Separations Commission and the Council of Ambassadors to show cooperation with France while disapproving of its policy and awaiting France's next move.
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London
Ruhe
Rhine
Brita
Separations Commission
Council of Ambassadors
Parrest
France
Prance
Reuter
America’s Value Protest and French Reparations Move
Washington reports the United States plans to withdraw troops from the Rhine as a signal of disapproval toward France’s reparations program. The approach aims to show the administration opposes punitive measures and seeks a settlement of the ongoing crisis. Reuters notes the French were informed that continued severities would trigger further actions, but details remain unresolved.
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Washington
United States
France
Reuter
Germany in Mourning and Protest Plans Across Germany
A Times correspondent notes Germany mobilizes protest capacity with half masted flags and pulpit exhortations. Many public entertainments close, protests organized for Money, and hourly demonstrations across the Ruhr. Reactions to French actions include American withdrawal hailed, while photographers were repelled by a mob in Essen amid troop entry.
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London
Ho Times
Im Becln
Germany
Ruhr
M. Poincare
Daily Mail
Essen
Pars
United Service
Mussolini Seeks Continental Coalition Against Anglo-Saxon Powers
In Milan a Milanese newspaper reports Mussolini is pursuing a coalition of continental powers as a counter to Anglo American bloc. Negotiations said to be under way in Rome Paris and Brussels with possible German involvement later.
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Milan
Bascigtt
Mussolini
Rome
Paris
Brussels
Germany
Times
Memel Crisis Reported As Lithuanian Raid Threat
The Times correspondent in Riga notes thousands of Lithuanians, including regular soldiers, attempt to seize Memel, a city ceded to the Allies by Germany yet not bound to any nation. A Memelite supreme council of defence forms while the Allied Commissioner urges calm and vows to resist. Three miles from Memel, raiders set up callways, with two hundred French troops and police entrenched as Allied ships approach.
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London
Pharsdas
Times
Rlga Skys
Metiel
Germany
Thevag
Meme
Supreme Council of Defence
Indusia i Lithuania
Momal
Prime Minister’s Dept Sells Ferry for Jazz Cabaret
Eventus News from Sydney reports the naval ferry steamer Biloela, docked in Sydney Harbour, has been sold to the Commonwealth for £3500. It will be converted into a cabaret venue for jazz performances aboard.
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Sydney
Prime Minister's Department
Commonwealth
Biloela
Sydney Harbor
Federal Radio News Roundup of Americas Happenings
Radio bulletin from Tuesday morning summarizes events across the United States. Notable items include Miss Mary Miles Miner's departure from her mother's home to start a new establishment after a quarrel, a May 30 World Featherweight Championship match in New York, a 60 day sentence for Sol Odeat over a rent issue, Wickersham’s Supreme Court remarks on prohibition and territorial scope, and reports from Florida Rosewood to Russia’s grain export and a murder in Brooklyn.
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Sonoma Canepe
United States
Federal Radio News
New York
Mary Miles Miner
Charlotts Shelby
Tom O'Rourke
Eugene Gridui
Jimmy Kibone
Bnt
Polo Grounds
Savair Sol Odeat
Gust
Dave
Washington
Wickersham
Treasury
Gginsvale
Florida
Rosewood
Tevez County
Omaha
Nebraska
AT. Palmer
Motion Pictures Theory
Towa
Nebmeka
Aglarea
Teaateas
Arbugle Mma
Paris
Internation Acronaut Lien Association
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Michigan
Petrograd
Dve
Biniana
Quebec
Pire
Shepherd Convent
St George
Gathelle Institution
Theresa Mccarthy
Brooklyn
Jnshie Police Dellers
Wallace Reid and Norma Talmadge Open Air Feature Plan
The advertisement promises an outdoor screening of Wallace Reid’s race from Godot to Woast and Norma Talmadge in The Eternal Flame. An 8,000-Lt. production is touted as a great motion picture event for the crowd.
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Wallace Reid
Race
Godot
Woast
Norme Talmadge
Maltese Immigrants Warn Against Australia Migration
A Maltese in Sydney named Vassallo warns Maltese to avoid migrating to Australia now. The Malta Chronicle publishes Sydney Sum extracts showing Maltese employed there, but migration authorities say only about two hundred of a thousand Maltese who went to Australia in the past three years have returned.
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London
Sydney
Vassallo
Malta Chronicle
Australia
Casolani
Unitua
London News On Bankruptcy and Medical Inquest
London reports note 2x-champion senator Barry’s bankruptcy bid and low estate payout. Also an ex-soldier George Nicholls dies after abdominal surgery misadventure due to retained gauze. inquest cites negligent omission to withdraw the gauze as the cause, with a Liverpool surgeon involved.
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London
Senllor Barry
Barry
Adlacharya
Univad
George Nicholls
Ministre of Pensions
Liverpool
Dai
Una
Teading
Liverpooll
United Service
Freight Rates Rise On Nanesslle Steamer Trade
Freight on Nanesslle steamer trade rose by 3d a ton as suppliers report higher costs. The Adelaide market notes a general uptick in day rates amid expanding freight demand and logistical pressures.
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Adelaide
Nanesslle
Cornell Warehouse Thefts Arrest in Adelaide
Vernes G. Appelbee, arrested on charges linked to alleged thefts of tyres from Cornell’s Ltd wire house, committed for inquest. He faces further charges of receiving two motor tyres, knowing them stolen.
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Adelaide
Briday
Vernes G. Appelbee
Gornell's, Ltd
Wire House
Inak
Appelbee
Swinaurne Aims for Reappointment to Elect City Commission
Melbourne新闻报道 states the State Ministry plans to ask Mr Swinaurne to accept reappointment to the Elect City Commission after his defeat for the State. Swinaurne resigned from the Commission prior to nominating for the Senate.
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Melbourne
Frndy
Swinaurne
Hcity
Commission
Senate
Treasures of Ancient Egypt lecture in London sparks theories
London Thursday lecture by Earl Carnarvon describes a journey to Luxor and mentions the buried body behind bitumenised statues of King Tutankhamen. The remarks hint at guarding something and reference the Times publication.
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London
Earl Carnarvon
Luxor
Tutankhamen
Safety First warns on guarding powerful factory wheels
In Great Britain a government pamphlet series on worker safety covers wheel guarding. The seventh label focuses on dangers from shading wheels and the need for precautions to prevent wheel bursts. The pamphlet includes clear steps and factory illustrations to aid protection.
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Great Britain
Man’s Terrible Ordeal Near Rockhampton
Nielsen, a man lost for nine days in prickly country while seeking work, endured torture by cacti and near starvation. He survived by eating prickly pears after trousers were torn and his body became covered with sores. His ordeal threatened his sanity before rescue.
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Rockhampton
Nielsen
Seabrook Ex-Soldier Sentenced In London Theft Case
Australia ex-soldier Raineq Sea Seabrook received a one year term in the second division after attempting to steal 195 from a Norway post office. The Recorder Sir Fest Wild expressed painful duty while noting his wartime service and good army record. A detective testified Seabrook had served in Syria and was wounded in the head. He claimed Seabrook was "down and out" and would not have acted otherwise. His counsel cited a deteriorating state after France duty and unemployment led to the crime.
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London
Australia
Raineq Sea
Norwand
Fest Wild
Seabrook
France
England
Reuter
Death of Constantine London Ex King of Greece
In Palermo on Thursday former King Constantine of Greece died from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been ill with arteriosclerosis and nephritis but the death was unexpected. He had planned to settle in Florence. Ex-Queen Sofia and three daughters were at the deathbed.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Palermo
Florence
Sop
Heuter
Ambulance Work in Central Queensland Heroic Effort
In Central Queensland ambulance work, Superintendent Achilles of Wawag drove an ambulance 400 miles through heavy rains and boggy bush to reach townships. He endured sleep deprivation, food scarcity, and dangerous roads as he attended multiple medical cases and ferried patients to hospital despite dire conditions.
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Queensland
Achilles
Wawag
Paris Fashion Sparks Women’s Rebellion Over Skirts
Travellers by the Seocom a Sydney report cite British French debate on reparation and a Parisian stance against long skirts. Women reportedly resist wear changes while claiming the new French seams enhance leg appearance and streamline fashion, sparking a lively backlash.
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Britain
France
Sydney
PIANOFORTE EXAMINATIONS AT UNIVERSITY MUSIC CENTRE
Piano examinations in the music departments of Mimicy Collera Lonton and Adelaide University saw several pupils succeed under Miss Mollie Bell. Trinity College of London results include Intermediate Honors Gwen Bell and Reta Hames with Myrtle Harris and Reta Brakentidee. Junior Honors Eileen Void. Preparatory honors Isobel Howits Alma Row, Willie Preammatt. At the University of Adelaide Grade V Credit Myrtle Harris and Reta Maines. Grade V Honors Witty Marshall.
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