Inquiries and testimonies at LWW inquiry hearing
Fragmented testimony details a Sydney inquiry into public supply stores in Australia 1916. Witnesses including Dokestiye Pergison and Scully describe alleged actions while Mr Justice Ryving oversees proceedings. Names such as Brissenden Ewing and McAllister appear amid detective cautions and press restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Temrsuay
LWW
Rosinneil
Sehen
Respector-Tererint
Air Blianery
Brissundin
Brissenden
Justice Ryving
Siowine
Justice Ewin
Edward
Giftney
Ap Wlean
Aye Ling
Ursk
Giltey
Erph Hinwell
Scully
Sistine Ewing
Withnes
Ness
McAllister
Dalgattve Forswson
Geores Wood
Gove Jdenes
Ani
Addournod
ACCIDENT TO EMITA AND DAMAGED VESSELS REPORT
Reported incident at Wilamatown involves Mr Curshin director of Stiptwwld ing who allegedly stole total damage value. Emile dock damage under 23000 aided by South Afmex minor salvor. Newby Hall to sail tonight. Air Dureliin and stern Grime damaged. Tranm main piece replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curshin
Stiptwwlding
Emile
Wilamatown
Saud
Curchiy
Mani
Newby Hall
Conference Germans Prepare Disarm Plan
Tenlers correspondent in Spa skys that German delegates plan a disarm strategy for the Allies. Some doubt existed after an earlier conference and whether to advise peace or present a production plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spa
Redtor
Jondos
Germany
Size of German Army Proposals Reconsidered in Spa Talks
London reports from Spa indicate Allied leaders debate Germany's disarmament terms. The conference evaluates whether Germany can meet stipulations with reduced force size and revised structure. Britain, France, and Russia seek a firm, verifiable reduction plan while Turkey's involvement remains unsettled. A unified counterproposal is discussed for delivery to the Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United, Servive
London
Ravives
Spa
AL Penmuss
Turkey
Pewve
Mike Sane
Opentank Alteraione
Porte Amd
Vouliis
Ulfinaty
Aline
Ecuty
Atitiin
Hiss
German army spending plans reported from Berlin
Reuters reports Berlin says the Reichstag approved large scale military and shipyard spending. Army upkeep totals 2.5 billion marks, with 850 million marks earmarked for a 1H0,000 ten project and 95 million for merchant shipping yards subsidies. Progress affects subsidies based on completion.
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tReuter
London
Twiller
Leamington Miners Demand Higher Wages and Lower Prices
Rowlet's Service reports Leamington miners demanding increased wages and reduced prices amid federation pressure. The union seeks wage rises of 2 and 470 a day and the removal of a 45/2 levy that raised domestic course prices recently.
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Rowlet
London
Wedesday
the Buiers
Lea- Tinston
Port Pirie Divorces Highlight Local Petitions
Two divorce petitions from Port Pirie feature amid Adelaide court proceedings. One suit details allegations of respondent misconduct, including adultery with a co respondent, and outcomes include decree nisi with costs against the co respondent. The other petition centers on alleged marital breakdown with evidence of misconduct and children involved, leading to decree nisi and custody considerations.
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Adelaide
Parkside
England
South Australia
Cama
Biste
Luis House
Angas
Aml
Ete
George jTuert
H. T. Ward
Pottones
Saraki Elinbeth Gumimaw
Sward
Tie Pal
Tie
Port Pirie
Newcastle
Wes South
Asionsie
New South
Josh
Wee
Firechanse
Jol Bighard
Robinson
Louise Barnes
Henry David Bmyer
Por Pine
Giri
Raby Lindily
D. Armstrong
Blackburn
Port Rice
Pirie
Salo
Soult
Australia
Maco
Boiavean
Walverly
Ana Mes
Armstrons
Armstrong
Spondens
H. L. Gray
Arm~strong
Daniel ‘Armstrons
Miewil
Wey
Tin mining retrenchment leaves discharged men heading abroad
Government loan of £200000 for tin mine development triggers large scale discharge. About 000 men are sent away from the Gormwall, Dolwood and Grenville mines. Some move to New South Wales, others go inland. Elderly workers face severe hardship with scarce wages and job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sorsjae
London
Gormwall
Dolwood
Grenville
New South Wales
Dolcorhine
iFine
Sudterd
Death of a recluse shocks European press in Rome
Rome reports inconsistent accounts of a recluse known as Cefotken bound, connected to Austrian imperial lineage. Italian papers debate the late Empré’s status and alleged affair while heirs to the Austrian throne deny confirmation of death amid circulating telegraphic dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Times
London
Mustasiola
Cefotken
Rome
Lisa ‘Eth
Austria
Joluon Ovty
Refurnishing Stricken Frange in Paris Debates
In London on Wednesday a German magnate named Stinnes spoke with M Millerasd about postwar reconstruction in the devastated Krone region. The exchange revealed Miller’s deep interest yet tempered by objections to the scheme as it unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimnas
London
Paris
Namied Stinnes
Jazz Leader Francis Tildars Career Revelations Shocks London Rome
London dispatch details alleged revelations about Francis Tildars, a jazz leader in West End circles, including claims of a fatal hotel shooting, a nurse’s serious injury, and a web of vice. The narrative portrays his rise from humble beginnings to notoriety amid luxury and debauchery among high society.
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United Services
London
Francis Tildars
West End
Kildare
Squtensis
Teldare
Cite
Amusements Casing Theatre Screens Louise Glau m
The article reviews Louise Glau m in a program at the Cas ing Theatre with a focus on the life drama and social themes. It notes an episode of The Tron Test and a Farce alongside new songs including Oh Promise Me as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Glaum
Utisht
Gay
Xurlou
Loneli
Cairo
Gairo
Olea Marwilt
Bulind
Wealthy ex Sydney merchant rights probate valued £490430
The will of the late Sydney merchant Mr Willi Oswald Gilchrist, formerly of Sydney, valued his estate at £490,430 with £196,480 passed to Mr Eckhard, £4000 to his accountant, £740 to his solicitor, and £4000 to others. The residue to be divided among his family. death duties assessed at £128,000.
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Reuters
London
Willi Oswald Giichvist
Sydney
Gilchrist Tett
Eckhard
Linde
Olisse
Linoilo
Mogens
Hugh Hackins
Bimison
Seamen's Conference misses draft convention resolution
London July 7 Tedter's correspondent at Genoa reports the Seamen's Conference failed to adopt a resolution applying the draft convention to inland navigation work and hours of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tedter
Genoa
German Bibles Banned in Australia Decree
Melbourne reports the Pederst Government issues a proclamation prohibiting the distribution or use of German Bibles prayer books and hymnals in Lutheran churches across Australia. The move targets German language ecclesiastical texts amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Pederst
Australia
Albury Flood Threat Worsens in New South Wales
Heavy rains swamp Albury and neighboring areas in New South Wales. Residents face rising water levels as authorities warn of further flooding risk and call for precautionary measures amid ongoing downpours.
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Wiotowi
New Shui Wales
G. Conpemuchoe
Alear
Franciscan Order Gains Australian Province Status
An Australian province of the Franciscan Order is established at the Chore of Mary Immaculate in Waverley New South Wales. The move elevates the order to a full province with its own house of studies novitiate and government. The decision follows decades of mission work in Sydney beginning around 1879 and reflects the financial and administrative readiness to support a formal religious foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Waverles
New South Wales
Australia
Aid
Hald
Thiat
Sydney
Tollege
Withdrawal of British naval mission from Wrangel’s forces
In the House of Commons Mr Walter Lome, First Lord of the Admiralty, told Lt. Tonmander Kenworthy that the British naval mission with General Wrangel’s army would be withdrawn without delay. The move is framed as a response to anti Bolshevist pressures during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Weenesday
Walter Lome
Aumuralty
Tonmander Kenworthy
House of Commons
General Wrangel
Forse
Flowing Bowl Wine Duty Cut Approved in Commons
In the House of Commons today a proposal to reduce wine duty from 50 percent to 28 1 3 percent was carried by a 90 to 63 vote. The move reflects a shift to lower taxation on wine, backed by supporters and opposed by critics who warned of revenue impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
House of Commons
Watt Visits Paris Declines Further Reply to Austrian Claims
Mr Watt visits Paris and declines further comment on Austrian claims. He traveled to Austria, but the message indicates he did not provide additional statements beyond the initial response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hissale
Watt
Austria
Wage dispute at Pirie town council meeting
A conference was held between Pirie Town Council members and employes to discuss a proposed wage log. No definite decision was made, and a dash meeting will decide, with employee representatives to be advised.
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Pirie
Altanikiwee
Moe Ay W
Lacey
NWI
Eressea
Meat Shortage Prompts Government Abattoirs Plan
In a report from Adelaide on Thursday the Government, facing live stock scarcity, outlined measures after a conference with the Abattoirs Board and master butchers. A depot system would stock and brand meat for delivery to city butchers with controlled retail through quarter and hind quarter shares, while frozen beef options and depot distribution were under review.
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Adelaide
Thureday
B. N. ‘Batwell
Steen
Minister of Agriculture
Nada
Roged
Buwa
Ababons Board
Metrapali
Ian Su Ib
Melbourne Gas Strike Hits City as Talks Stall
Melbourne faces a gas shortage with only limited supplies from two collieries this week. Union leaders and employers met with Mr Lawson and promised a conference with all parties, but no definite policy emerged. Households suffer as coal stocks tighten and negotiations with the Premier continue for a settlement.
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Wear Yale
Secret History of Russia in Wartime Dispatches
London reports a Soviet sourced document among Admiral Koltchak notes describing May 1919 talks between British War Minister Winston Churchill and a At Sassandt agent. It outlines evacuations for Ardhasigel, a military mission, and covert aid plans including Russian prisoners and financial requests of 24 million pounds. The piece notes Times and The Reverdor cables and cautions the opinions are not those of The Times.
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London
Mendiay
Daily News
Annelle Meakin
Admiral Keltchak
Patis
Winston Ghurchil
At. Sassandt
Ratiy
Setreey
I Vnr Porty
Dhurentll
Ardhasigel
Yudenston
Gan¢tal Gough
Denekm Onder Gover
Germany
Red Cross
Ghurentul
Koltakek
Barrier Miners Health Report Available Today
Sydney reports the Health Commission will release a health impact study for workers at Barrier Miners. The report, tied to the Byker Hill operation, is expected to be published tomorrow with more details forthcoming.
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Sydney
Tr Wweis
The
Health Commission
Bydken Hill
Mine Encedriverr Offer Of Inhease Refused
Coal miners and enginedrivers demand wage increases. An offer from employers was rejected after the general secretary of the union warned of a broader strike. The dispute centers on proposed wage rises and working conditions for enginedrivers and miners.
Minister backs Montessori plan for Adelaide schools
A deputation urged extension of the Montessori system during a visit to the Minister of Education. He expressed sympathy, said a training college for teachers and a secondary education superintendent were overdue, and noted the annual teachers’ charge would rise to £5 000. He warned cost constraints would limit expansion this year.
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Adelaide
Urbhe
Ito
Linenrich Sorstadt
Anton Leis
Silver Queen Mining Lien Explored for Barstow Claim
Av prtapeonie is been issued for the Silver Queen Mining Company to acquire claim No. 68LL into Barstow silver-lond Meld and to work it. The option rests with four original discoverers Messrs J W Nolan J P Jones ACW Jones and PD F Tameh. The property adjoins the River Prince claim on one side and is asserted to be on the Nolan lode. Ferguson's claim shows a rich lode over ten ins width. Messrs BF Wurm & Co are the company’s men in Port Paie and Me Norman Smith has a similar foray in Adsiutda samples at org 30d plan't the fieldere on view in the window.
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de Silver
Queen Mining Company
de Campany
Barstta
Chim
di Note
J. W. Nola
J. P. Jones
Acw. Jones
PD. F. Tameh
Bie
Nolan
Ferguson
Messrs BF. Wurm & Co
Kore
Paie
Norman Smith Avis
E. J Francis
Ellen Street
Meat price increases nod to wartime stock costs
A meeting of master butchers in Part Pirie and district approved meat price rises. Adelaide prices rose 4d to 6d per lb, while Port prices advanced only 1d per lb. A list of new rates, effective today, is advertised in another column.
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Part
Pirie and District
Adelaide
Columa
Meat prices set across Pigje and district markets
Prices for beef pork and related cuts listed by Sampson and Close and T W M Pelham. The schedule fixes quarter, leg, chops and neck prices, with pork chops sausages and tongue listed, care shown for different cuts and weights. Additional terms reference hotels and hoarding houses with per pound rates noted for all meat.
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Sampson & Close
Peliam
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Leamington
Baratta Silver Queen Mining Company
Iran
Directo
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Eish
Qareieten
Eld
Uae
Doe
Denaremech
Ead
Mines Department of
Sia
Praxeul
S D, Wurm & CO
Prest’s
Prests
Resolt
Mashiage
Ftalian Press
Cheater Mtehest
Johann
Aoutars
Johana Ri
Frange
Cisee ‘Theatre
Tie Copperhead
Alesander Clorane
Mademoiselle MMI
Keightly
Dandies
Tsen
Vine Romaping 15
Diezera
Wham
Ylarious
Namp
Prange
Palestine
Hughie Gannon
Gene Green -Rat
Lorne O'Belem
George Jennings
Hoy Glennister
Cyril James
Oaritove Bassa
Claude Hapsen
Lindsiy Kemble
Adelsine
Captain Welsttley
Umsted Town
I Prugors
Leon
Sybney
Seamen's Conference
Soringard
Commonwealth
Alsury Feara
Chitain
Mm. Watt
Pirie Goungil
Adu
Secret History of
Russia
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Gluitus
Wifon
Inet
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