Shamrock Wins America Cup In Close Finish
In Vancouver on Tuesday Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV won the America Cup after finishing 2m 27s beyond handicap. Shamrock started on the second leg with surprising speed as a forestaysill and extended canvas aided by a strengthening breeze. Headlines noted doubt about completing within the six hour limit while other yachts like Guark and Resolute posted times around two hours.
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Rsuter
Vancouver
Thomas Lipton
Shawrock IV
Pass Tir
Guark
Unclear local school transfer results at Hughes Gap
Confusing OCR text notes a public sale and school committee actions involving Crystal Beaulant, Crystal Brook, and Hughes Gap. Mentions Miss Francis and Miss Able, with transfers and appointments affected by a muddled sequence of dates and locations.
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Crystal Beaulant
Ettire
Hughes Gap
Wymuimunivay
Meh Gap
Cobi
Jacobi
Miss Francis
Rum
Swan Reath
Musry
Hughes
Hip
Lacher
Mies
Hawker
Industrial Disputes Strike of Shearers Criticised
A Sydney report notes the Geagers' Association secretary questions the sudden push by MWU for a forty four hour week amid tensions with the A.C and ties to recent events at Sydney Tyden Hall. He cites impressions of links to evolving labor actions and ongoing organization efforts.
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Sydney
Tve Geagers' Association
Vyisnhn
A.C
Sydney Tryden Hall
Shearers
Liperieus Association
Lommence
Ite
Pirates Goungil Empl oy es Wages Increase Rejected
A wall attended meeting of the municipal employees section of the AM was held last night at AW L Hall. A letter from the Pirie Young Council conveyed its decision to reject an increase to £3 1s by instead of 14 claimed. Delegates submitted their report after it was unanimously decided to reject the council's offer. The premier Mr A W Lacey was instructed to white to the council to lodge an application with the State Arbitration Tout and arrange for lodging. Practically all employees attended. The question involves an extra 15,000 pounds in wages.
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Muicipal
Aw.l. Hall
Pirie ‘Youn Conmueil
Confureniee
Isehirh
A. W. Lacey
Silver King Mining Company Offer Promises Profit
Capital 5000 shares of £10 each, applications open for 500 additional shares. On allotment £5 payable. prospectus and application forms available at Pearce & Co Florence Street. J. Plynm, discoverer, praises prospects. Silver Prince main vein runs through both properties.
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Son
Melig Lion
J. Plynm
Mis & Had
Fryin
Pearce & CO
Florence Strett
Prest shop offers wide range of curtains and decor
Visit our well lit Prest shop for a large varied selection of curtains nets cloths and ready made items. A fine assortment includes casement cloth curtains in cream green pink and blue along with embroidered cushions runners and table centres.
Miners Strike Exiles Could Draw Artisans to Broken Hill
Melbourne reports a possible exodus of skilled workers back to Broken Hill as the miners' strike nears an end. Relief committees warn of Border distress in coming weeks while Melbourne hosts displaced workers and unions debate legal affidavits amid ongoing controversy.
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Melbourne
Broken Hill
Broken Hil
E. O'Shaunessy
New Fisheries Manager Report Cites Trawler Flaws
Sydney report notes the acting premier references the state trawling industry as most vessels lack proper sailing gear and are in disrepair. It highlights poor equipment and the need for repairs as the main issue facing trawlers.
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Sydney
Deportation debate in House delays Jerger issue
In parliament today, D C McGrath sworn in for Ballarat as women were removed from the gallery after interjecting on Father Jerger's deportation. A motion to adjourn was blocked after a three hour debate with the government prevailing 36 to 9 amid strong opposition attacks and personal jibes toward the minister.
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House of Representatives
D.C. McGrath
Ballarat Sonn
Father
Jerger
J. T. Ryan
Whitets
Jérger
Se. Sorely
Minster
Alleged proof of disloyalty in priest informer story
In Melbourne Senate questions arose about Father Jerger’s deportation amid claims of informers and loyalty. Reports from Adelaide describe Jerger’s removal from the steamer Nestor, wharf laborers delaying work until military assurances. sailors on the Khyber refused boarding until priests’ safety was confirmed. A telegram from Mr C J Ryan lauds seamen upholding trial by jury, tying to Magna Carta heritage.
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Melbourne
Jenger
Senate
Pearce
Minkstar
Sen
Gariiner
Jergee
Uocernien
Gaediner
Ak Werder
Father Jemrer
Father Sterner
Germany
Homan Dalhalles
Australia
Adelaide
Jerger
Nestor
Khyber
Merber
A. A. Edwards
MHA
Edwards
C.J. Ryan
John
Runnymede
Ireland Under Strain Deepens A Dublin Station Attack
Police Commissioner Smyth's murder mood sours public sense as Irish unrest grows. Armed civilians seized a Dublin suburb station guard party disarming soldiers guarding railway stores, then fired on stores and three military wagons, leaving soldiers bound. Cork imposes curfew while terror deters juries. Kilkenny trials note crime surge far above prior years.
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Smyth
South-West Ireland
Anionisia
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Cork
Kilkenny
Ireland
Murder of Commissioner Smyth Draws Irish Question Debate
In London the Chief Secretary for Ireland Sir Hamon Greenwood condemned the murder as a valiant officer’s death and pledged full steps to back down the killers. He said General MacReady and he consult daily and that government would support actions to quell the unrest and prevent Amritsar-like incidents.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Commissioner Smyth
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
Palmer
K MacReady
Dyer
Amristar
Tr. Greenwood
MacReady
Protest Meeting at Bourne Ends in Dublin Style
A protest gathering in Melbourne protested against the importation of Father Jerger. Crowds assembled before Federal Parliament House and at the Prince’s Healer theatre, singling “God Save Ireland.” speakers included Mr To. Ryan MUP and Mc D. McGrath of Ballyarat, urging ballot-box remedies and opposing deportation.
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Elbourne
Federal Pacliament
Father Zerger
Prince's
Federal Parliament House
God Save
Ireland
To. Ryan
Jercer
Magma Tharla
D. €. McGrath
Bat
Supreme Court Adjourns In Jerger Deportation Case
In a Wednesday session in WWELALDE the Supreme Court granted a further adjournment in the deportation matter of Father Jerger. The judge reserved ruling on a motion to compel production of Jerger papers as counsel argued over access, with adjournment set to allow the Minister of Defence to decide if counsel may visit Father Jerger.
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Supreme Court
Father Jerger
Er Jerger
Justice Poole
PB. W. Smith
K.G
W J Denny
Jereer
Il. T. Wand
Ward
Hig
Jerger
Justice Starke
High Court
Smith
Minister of Defence
Opal Field Driest Conditions Speak At Adelaide
In Adelaide on Wednesday Mr A A Burford described the harsh hiving conditions in the Stuart Ranges Central South Australia where about 300 men hunt opal. Water is nearly unobtainable. food arrives by camel 30 to 40 miles away. 100 gallons cost £2 to £3 10s. Food from Kingoonya travels 180 miles by rail. roads are often impassable. The opal field spans 40 miles. many parcels have been sent overseas and buyers visited. Burford pressed government action on water and mail services while noting miners are marooned from the outside world. The opal rush faces drought and isolation hardships.
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Adelaide
Stuart Ranges
South Australa
A. A. Burford
Op Beld Progress Committee
Lake Phillipsia
Sturt Range
England
France
America
Germany
Burford
Kingoonga
Adellaide
Imarvise
Eodmavoring
Aviator Butler Buller Marries Miss Elsa Borch Gibson
Captain Harry Buller, famed South Australian aviator, wed Elsa Borch Gibson at St Pauls Church Naracoorte. Canon Bleby officiated as a crowd packed the church and thousands lined the approach to greet the couple. Cheers greeted the bridal pair as they left in a motor car amid confetti and blossoms.
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Adelaide
Harry Buller
South
Quarrymen Ask for Higher Wages in Living Wage Dispute
Mr W J Denny for the AALU applied to the deputy president of the Industrial Court to raise quarry wages last October on account of the living wage increase. He sought 2s a day extra, but the deputy president noted danger in quarry work and set a 40s 6d weekly base. He observed stone crushing mill workers had not received the same raise due to lack of danger. The living wage of 12s 4d a day for constant employment did not account for danger. If adjourned, the men indicated a possible strike, though intervention by the AAWU secretary kept them at work pending judgment due tomorrow morning.
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Messrs Baddely
Willis
Broken Hill
Recorder
Port Pirie
Francs Jand Labor Council
Roinat and
Pound
Mina
New South Wales
Lionel L. Hill
Adelaide
Hilva
Hill
Sydney
W. J. Denny
Aav.l
Industrial Court
Webb
Weiler
Denny
Be Tore
Nory
PW. Lundie
Aaw.u
Public Eye Item on Illness and Private Funeral in Potsdam
The column notes Mr J S Olddes illness and recovery as well as a private funeral for Prince Joachim in Potsdam last Tuesday. A government advisory mentioned destruction of revolved items and a note on limited actions with a few to proceed.
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Prince Joachim
Potsdam
German hopes and perils after spa conference terms
Berlin Tuesday The Times reports Herr xon Simons saying it is possible to meet Allied peace terms but would be colossally difficult. He notes German delegates might have yielded only because their advisers wavered and warns internal reforms are needed to avoid civil war and coal shortages risking occupation of the Ruhr Valley. He says the prospects alarm all Germany.
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the Times
Berlin
Xon Simons
Spa
Germany
Fuhr
Greek Bank Collapses 04 Sy Fatal End of Ride
Police were alerted at 1.30am by Mr Martin of Amar Valley that his 14 year old son Edgar left home on a pony the previous afternoon and had not returned. Searches followed though details are garbled. The report notes a fatal end of the ride and a collapse linked to the incident.
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Adelaide
Martin
Amar Valley
Edgar
Partes
Doman Valley
Bolshevists Reject British Armistice Proposals
London receives Bolshevik note rejecting the British armistice plan with Poland. Bolshevists refuse any conference and object to Baltic State delegates claiming Russia has peace with some. They demand unconditional surrender of General Wrangel and Bolshevik refugees, while stirring speculation on Lloyd George’s reply and Krasin’s impending return.
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Treutar
London
Wrangel
Crimea
Poland
Liosd George
M. Krasain
England
M. Kaménemi
Soviet emissary Kemenets and Polish peace link unclear
The Manchester Guardian reports M L Kemenets can negotiate politically but not on Polish peace. Krassin allegedly accompanies him as a commercial magnate with Allies. Invasion of Bessarabia noted. Official figures show Russian operations spending from 1918 to 1920 totaling £55,973,000 with £34,124,000 for British forces and £24,525,000 for Russian aid.
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United Service
London
Manchester Guardian
Wonderwood
ML. Kemenets
Chaif
M. Krassin
Ttor
British reply to Russian note to be despatched tonight
London reports the government will break off trade if Bolshevists invade Poland. The note follows a tense exchange with Russia, and observers expect a firm stance against any invasion.
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London
Polant
Adelaide coal shortage prompts fuel conservation appeal
A Mil meeting of the Coal Board reported rising coal shortages in Adelaide due to industrial strife. Commander Bracegirdle warned the situation is serious as coal allocated for business cannot be landed and is discharged into bulks. He urged the public to conserve fuel and noted shipping disruptions could reroute coal from Newcastle to other areas.
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Adelaide
The
Coal Board
Bracegirdle
Newcastle
Dart
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