Nationalist Leader Zaghul Pasha Accepted Cabinet Post
Reuters Cairo report states Zaghul Pasha, leader of the Zaguulists, was summoned to form a cabinet and has accepted. He rose from peasant status to Pasha, became a noted lawyer, and led the movement for independence as Britain’s Labour government sat in power.
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Reuters Service
Cairo
Zaghul Paslas
Britain
Zoghlul Pasha
Hel
Trvat
Éaghll
Bistirth
Lost airship inquiry delays definitive conclusion
Landos reports from Toulon that the commission investigating the loss of the airship Disbiude has not reached a final answer. It believes the craft was struck by lightning and fell into the sea from a height above the water, with uncertain details remaining.
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Hevner
Landos
Rport
Toulon
Commission of
Tly Sea
British Consul Threatened As Separation Tensions Rise
Fragmentary report notes threats against a British consul amid rising separatist tensions. Mention of Munich and Paris discussions, with references to alleged criminal acts by separatists absent French support and possible government action risking collapse.
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Ludwigshatea
Munich
Two Up School Raided in Adelaide Suburb
Report from Adelaide describes a Sunday raid by eight constables on a group of men accused of playing two up on the Torrens. One man fled but was pursued. three others resisted with arms drawn and fled. Details remain fragmentary in the account.
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Adelalle
Mousa
Torrens
Adelaide
Rough Weather Hits Victorian Coast
Severe coastal conditions disrupt shipping and travel along the Victorian coast. Reports describe heavy winds and rough seas hampering vessels and prompting cautions for mariners and travelers.
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Victorian
Swine Manufacturers Plan Factories in Fraus and Fagen Fan
Elaine D Neaper announces swine manufacturers will establish factories in Fraus and port goods into Fagen fan to manufacture them in the after country.
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Elained Neaper
Fraus
Atter Country
Leaders Quarrel After Lenins Death In Soviet Russia
Reported turmoil follows Lenins demise as Bolshevik chiefs clash behind the scenes. Trotsky falls from grace while Uzerzynsky presses funeral duties and Moderates push for unity to gain recognition from Turkey and secure foreign policy.
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Nveuler
Sery Waigaw
Sunnay
Moscow
Lenin
M Trotsky
M. Uzerzinsky
Turelyn Pusyer
Trotsky Witlout
Trotsky
Kilinin
Uresunt
M. M. Katmenus
Staltinans
Leniniit
Tun
M. M. Rykeff
Aid Kuen
People's Commissioiys
International Skating Races Reported Inconclusive Times
Fragmentary notes from an overseas speed skating event list several times and participants, with unclear results. Names such as Hammes, Narivay, Shubin, and Gostes appear amid garbled lines, offering little verifiable detail beyond the event type and a few partial affiliations.
Happy Eskimos claim a peaceful existence on earth
A garbled excerpt speaks of Eskimos as contented yet enduring people. It praises their simple joys, faithfulness in hardship, and hope for guidance from a higher power while contrasting their modest lives with broader modern concerns.
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Gykitus
Berapa
Pears
Manchester Guardian
Victoria V New South Wales Intercity Cricket Test
Victoria and New South Wales faced off in Sydney with NSW 9 for 323 at stumps. Weather sunny, attendance about 410,500. Mayne and Ponsford had moments for Victoria while Wallace and Hartkopf bowled well for NSW as a high scoring day unfolded.
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Sydney
Victoria
New South Wales
Mayne
Ponsford
Hendas
Sril
Hollins
Mydet
Liddicutt
Horsley
Eilis
Wallace Muvarlney
Bo Wallace
Buulrews
Woodfull
Hartkup
Kiypax
Wallace
Garton
Wldield
Hartkopt
Seutl
Wills
Tb Marthupr Muiley
Mat
pWall
Tausford
Lo Martinpf
Sundries
Potuitis
Earl
Wyder
Marthopy
Tuy
British politics and Paris visit advocate new diplomacy
Ramsay MacDonald told Paris press that British public opinion feared policy rifts and urged frank, sympathetic talks to resolve tensions. He argued reparations talks must be broader, linking France Britain and the wider European scene, favoring German and Russian entry to the League of Nations, while warning Britain would not back a Separatist government engineered by foreign powers.
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Keuler
Servie
Paris
Sandus
Ramsay Macdonald
Vaporta
Coms Wittes
France
Britain
Germany
Russia
League of Nations
Uritai
Formany
Ty Ethias
Thineaus
Tandon
Willy WP
Ronald
Dieser
Pramte
Inter
Europe
Tistliars Witaitn
Italian Princess Gives Birth to Daughter
Australian Press Association reports from Rome that an Italian princess named Vulanda in Maly has given birth to a daughter. Details are sparse and the celebration is noted without broader context.
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Australi Press Association
Rome
Vulanda
Maly
Haunt Gali
Berguto
Motor Car Fatality Near Sydney Night Crash
A bus collision near Sydney last night left one man dead and five others injured as the vehicle overturned after colliding with a motor car. Five passengers were hospitalized, with one in serious condition.
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Sydyey
Tetera
Worrets
Korey Kurri
Vistonl
Ihen
Royal Air Force officers to receive 9200 pounds for entertaining
Report notes officers in the Royal Air Force are to get 9200 pounds for entertaining with no requirement to report expenditures. The article also mentions duelling regaining popularity in France where it is illegal but tacitly tolerated by police if not publicized.
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Royal Air Porce
France
Debating Newspaper Trusts and Policy in Europe
A fragmented report discusses the debate over newspaper trusts and government inquiries. Leaders like MacDonald and Keane weigh restraint versus control while Parliament weighs measures amid rising economic distress. The piece notes proposed inquiries on protective duties and wartime policy, with officials citing public opinion and moral hazards.
Resignations Rock International Labor Group in London and Glasgow
In London Mr MacDonald and colleagues including Henderson Thomas Webb Shaw and Gosling resigned from the International Labor body amid suspicions it promotes socialist governments. In a London speech Mr Lumbidy hinted MacDonald offered him a ministerial post. In Glasgow Health Minister Wheatley denounced housing conditions and urged using credit to help the unemployed access building work, stressing the need for public support of housing schemes.
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London
Munda
MacDonald
Henderson
Mir Thomas
Webb
Shaw
Gosling
Labor and
International
the Lumb Idy
Abi Amd
Glasgow
Wheatley
Explosion at Port Kembla Tank House Sparks Fire
An explosion at the Electrolytic works in Port Kembla caused molten metal to escape from a broken turn and flow into a tank house. It caused great damage and was followed by a fire in the tank house which was brought under control.
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Sydney
Port la
Gardens Tragedy Victim Improves in Melbourne
In Melbourne, Mrs. Marie Parry, the sole survivor of the botanical garden tragedy, shows improvement as investigators continue to piece together how the incident unfolded.
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Melbourne
Marie Parry
Gursien
Pearls of Empress Legend Amid Austria’s Turbulent Decades
The Morning Post recounts the tale of the Pearls of Empress Elizabeth of Austria, a famous necklace gifted by Emperor Franz Joseph. Allegedly lost to a submerged rock near Corfu after a monk hid it there for six months, the pearls were never recovered, with multiple names and handoffs fading into legend as details remain unclear.
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Francia Joseph
Zabeth
Austria
Mornay
Corfu
Rman
Ant Ahiawontim
Jay
Tintotvas
Hiatt
Conference at Trades Hall backs new levy and talks
In Sydney a long meeting of transit workers led to resolutions calling for conference with employers, transfer of the whole dispute to the Chief Secretary for new legislation, and a 20 shilling levy on day shop bakers. British transport workers threaten national strike if wage rise is refused and delegates seek further negotiations in London.
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Sydney
Pubers
Australian Press Association
London
Deserted Wife Seeks Maintenance From Preacher
Heelyn May Williams petitions for support from John Myrley Williams a minister of the South Croydon Congregational Church since 1920 and now resigned. She alleges desertion after a 1914 marriage, amid debt and hardship, describing his failure to provide and her separate upkeep. The affair centers on his wartime service and housing, with details of their separation and his financial claims.
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Groydon
Eng
Twex
John Myrley Williams
Tly South Croydon
Heelyn May Williams
London
Daily Telegraph
Menle
Gartun
Liverpaul
Bequest to Returned Soldiers Upheld by Privy Council
The Privy Council ruled that £120,000 from the will of Tate Mr Verge, a wealthy German grazier of Ketpney, is for returned soldiers in Australia only, not all Australians. The Returnedders' League hailed the decision after offering a compromise of £99,000 which was refused.
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Sydney
Tate
Verge
Ketpney
Privy Council
Australia
Treturneddiers’ League
Wffer Wis
Accession to power sparks China hype says Sun Yat Sen
Reuters dispatch from Hong Kong notes Morty Vass cabled greetings from Mr Thatusay Ma and congratulates the Labor party. Sun Yat Sen praises Mr MacDonald and calls for China to be treated as a sovereign nation, equal to other freed states, not a conquered one.
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Reuters Service
Tong Kong
Morty Vass
Thatusay Ma
Labor Party
Sun Yat Sen
Mr. MacDonald
China
Asia
Railway Strike Conference Hints At Settling Point
The Locomotive Drivers and Firemen's Union at Willesden after talks with railway managers reported good news and hoped negotiations would remove sticking points. A mediation meeting between Trades Union and railway managers produced a formula likely to be approved by the Locomotive Drivers Executive, offering fresh settlement prospects. Dorothy Jewson pledged to walk 115 miles from London to Ipswich to address meetings in her constituency.
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London
J. Bromley
Willesden
Trades Union Mediation Committee
Tailway
Australian Press Association
Dorothy Jewson
House of Commons
Urwich
Labor speaker calls for end of term Master in dictionary
Kovin Deckers at a Labor meeting argues the word Master is obsolete and implies servility, stating the slave era is past and the remaining slavery is due to men’s willingness to accept subordination. The Australian Press Association notes this view in DNN, Monday.
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Australian Press Association
Kovin Deckers
French Visitors Tax Sparks Outcry in Paris
Reports from Paris indicate rising resentment toward a proposed private member's bill to tax foreigners by 80 percent on lodging and pills as a temporary levy. The measure, linked to a broader panic over value declines, reflects mounting anti-foreigner sentiment and possible government pressure.
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Nl Press Association
London
Mortiing Post
Paris
Soldier Wounded in Head Destroys Sight and Memory
Fragmentary 19th century account recalls a soldier under care after a head wound. The bullet damaged brain regions, destroying sight and impairing memory and communication. He could not finish hearing or singing expected songs and showed profound mental impairment.
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Pederh
Gytts Leagan
Tealth
Tye
Frederick
West Hut
Tipperary
Turin
Penple
Inquest on Scots Guards Private James Mery Match
Ingicby Odie reports an inquest at Westin on Private James Mery Match of the Scots Guards stationed at Gat erham who swallowed a knife and other objects while in Chelsea Detention Barracks. The postmortem found death by septic peritonitis from swallowed foreign bodies. verdict: misadventure.
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Ingicby Odie
Fln
Westin Op
James Mery Match
Scots Guards
Gaterham
Queen Alvaandra
Millbank
Chelsea
Wis
Stephew
Meusy Lardus
Girards
Tate
Hama
Camfy
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