Lords Back General Dyer In Amritsar Debate
In the House of Lords a report on General Dyer’s actions in Amritsar during rioting in Punjab was debated. Lord Inlay’s motion supporting Dyer passed 499 to 88, with ministers defending the order and urging restraint to prevent greater danger. Critics labeled the action unjustified and warned against undermining Punjab security and colonial authority.
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Father Jaeger and Labor Tactics Melt into Port Tensions
Chaos unfolds as laborers protest Father Jaeger’s removal from the mail steamer service from Western Australia. Wharf workers confront B. & O. Q. Company vessels amid threats of coal poaching by steamers, while factions urge action against the priest amid rising tensions.
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Mr Storen's Offer In Australian Premiers Speech
Sydney readers report Premier Mr Bro rey declared he would not stay in office unless he could achieve what he deemed essential for the country's good. The crowd cheered as Storey was urged to commit to the crucial demand, though some realized the offer was closely tied to specific aims.
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Prince of Wales Returns and Leaves by Train for Brisbane
Sydney dispatch notes the Prince of Wales being retained by officials, then departing by train to Brisbane with brief stops at Maltland and Singteton before continuing on to await further arrangements.
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Weather and health notes on seasonal changes and care
The column discusses how spring and autumn bring coughs and colds and urges keeping warm clothing. It notes that care in each season helps prevent illness and references wool and peppery remedies as traditional aids. The piece emphasizes preparation for seasonal transitions and staying healthy.
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Bolshevist Intentions Poland as Buffer State
Soviet representatives indicate Poland will be a buffer state and a bridge between Germany and Russia. Washington reports consider enabling Poland to buy surplus wart materials from America to withstand Bolshevik offensive. Poland evacuates Grodno and Niemen crossings as Bolshevists push south east toward Godina.
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Bolshevist Advancers Hold Back Polish Resistance
A fragmented London dispatch reports Bolshevik forces advancing with but armistice not yet reached. Polish defense is described as stubborn despite the Bolshevist push, with strong resistance noted in scattered accounts.
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France suspects Germany as Allies watch Poland risk
Paris reports French officials warn Germany aims to pressure East with mobilization on the Polish frontier. Allies fear German forces would control the Vistula to disrupt Dane-Warsaw rail traffic, risking broader confusion and a potential shift toward dictatorship while German Socialists resist a proletarian regime.
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International Cricket: Times Reports Aus Visit Expected
The Times editor says an English plan to visit Australia will be announced this week. Generally well-informed sources state the decision may not be known for several days, with selection and travel details pending official word.
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Drapery Dept Shows Dainty Summer Fabrics At Special Prices
Store emphasizes cooperative business model and inviting early inspection due to keen buying and limited stock. Notes Shareholders and directors structure, plus plans for store ownership by members. Contains fragmented OCR with references to elections and reserves.
Premiers Conference discuss figures and migration rules
Adelaide Sunday report on Mr Barwell and the Premiers Conference in Melbourne. He notes imperial and states disputes over migration control, wheat pool plans, and a Murray River Commission expansion. Prime Minister indicated no compulsory wheat pooling next season.
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Melbourne Gas Strike Bolsters Union Resolve
A mass gathering of Gas Employes Union members in Melbourne discussed company terms and accepted an offer, ending a two week strike. Union executives say gains were achieved, signaling continued strikes if necessary, with plans to resume work on Wednesday.
Adelaide Street Mystery Inquest Expected Tomorrow
Adelaide Sunday report states seven men were arrested in connection with the death of Richard De Mong Whigh. The body was found unconscious on July 18. Police expect adjournment as they hold hearings and prepare for the inquest set for Wednesday.
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Why America Succeeds Asks Australian Judge’s Visit
The South Australian Odd Fellows host Judge H V Borst of the New York Court to study lodge work and discuss cross more ties between Australia and America. He notes similarities yet urges greater promotion of American ties and cooperation, envisioning closer people links despite borders and shared symbols.
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New Stamps Thread Through Three Languages in London
A fragmentary report notes stamps appearing with inscriptions in Hebrew, Greek, and other scripts. The brief item mentions a band and references to Matheb’s Serrine and TBM, with unclear context and attribution.
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Ireland Proposals Consider Self Rule and Autonomy
LONDON Friday reports proposals discussed in government circles to let Southern Ireland administer its own affairs while remaining under the imperial framework. The plan contemplates limited external defense by Britain and similar arrangements to Home Rule, but keeping a unified administrative strand. In Belfast, Ulster Volunteers commander reports to assess manpower as Sir Edward Carson appeals for Unionist aid to quell disturbances and restore peace.
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Rioting at Ballymacarett prompts troop deployment
Reuter's dispatch from London reports extensive rioting in the Ballymacarett district with attacks on Catholic structures. Troops were sent after warnings as clashes continued amid numerous casualties and sporadic fighting to protect life and affected areas.
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Meat and produce sale records show variable prices and strong demand
Messrs F Wurm and Co report a field day sale of produce with large meat consignments. Pork sold at 82 to 6d per pound while other meats fluctuated 4d to 20d. Rabbits, bacon, hams, butter and eggs sold with mixed demand. vegetables like cauliflowers, cabbages and onions brought modest prices. Poultry demand remained firm though heavy birds fetched 25/6, young fowls 3/3 to 4.0, and private sheep sales indicate Adelaide grazing competition rising.
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Mystery surrounds death of Sydney woman found injured
A Sydney Sunday report notes a woman was found dying under unclear circumstances with no signs of assault. Police investigate as the exact cause remains a mystery while the scene and details are still under review.
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Disrupted Brisbane Show Ends in Turmoil
The chaotic West Show in Brisbane drew thousands who ended the event in disorder. Police and organizers reported the crowd surged and officials moved to restore order as attendees dispersed after the midnight finale.
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Saints Edge Sollys in Tarnished Boxing Day Soccer
A chaotic football match between St Mark and Sollys ended with Saints scoring multiple goals in the second half. Sollys mounted late pressure, adding several scores, while Saints failed to maintain consistency in attack and defense.
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Peer Denounces Partyism and Election Control Claims
A fragmentary editorial condemns partyism and alleged money driven manipulation in political funding. It accuses a minority of communists of wrecking institutions and undermining democracy, warning the political future is grim under such tyranny.
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Industrial Court Award Hikes Wages for Masters and Mates
Deputy president Webb presided as Hayter argued for the Masters Mates and Engineers Association seeking wage and condition adjustments. Adelaide Steamship Company and Messrs Smith defended. Employers agreed to increases from £21 5s to £25 2s monthly for some, others from £24 5s to £23, and £18 5s to £22 2s for different grades. Mates’ wages rise from £18 5s to £20 5s. Hayter cited cost of living as justification and urged broader adoption by other employers.
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Mail Contractors Subsidy Proposal Draws Government Attention
A deputation from New South Wales Quesneland and South Australia urged the Postmaster-General to grant a new subsidy to mail contractors. They cited drought lowering fodder and rising petrol prices, urging subsidies to rural and light-traffic routes while Mr. Wise promised expediency and consideration of motor-mailmen needs.
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Unclear names surface in fragmented report
Fragmentary OCR listing names such as Tobin, Dodd, Zabrinich, Leahy, and Lemna appears with stray terms like Maite CWS. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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Stars Defeat Souths in Football Exhibition
In a sunny Port Germein showcase, Stars beat Souths 41 to 38 after a high scoring clash. Best for Federals were Campbell and Williams, while Brownie led Port Germein with standout play alongside Sharp and Fleming.
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Interstate Football Match South Australia Triumphs In Melbourne
South Australia decisively defeated South Western Australia by 50 points in a return match played yesterday afternoon in Melbourne. Final scores: South Australia 44, South Western Australia - Denis, 24 points.
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Sable one on: beaded pees and whee tin ast
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America Cup Pinan SonTest Postponed amid racing delays
Postponement of the Pinan SonTest for the America Cup due to a hurdy gale delays the New York Yacht Club regatta. Shamrock, with a topmast repair, faced tough competition from Shamrock and others as crews prepared for next season. The day's racing saw Shamrock lead early but the outcome remained uncertain until delays and repairs influenced results.
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Turco Thrace War Cease Resistance Urged
In Constantinople the Grand Vizier urged Turks to cease resisting the Greeks after claims of a Greek victory in Thrace. He said surrender negotiations are inevitable as Great Powers press for peace. A Greek report says Turkish forces attacked during the advance but suffered losses.
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Allies Af Peace With Austria in 1695 Times
An Anglo Austrian agreement appears in late 1695 reports as a peace move. The council order cuts a service, with references to Karascost and Austrian ties, amid wartime finance and alliance shifts.
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Pneumonia Case Reported in Crystal Brook
A serious case of pneumonic influenza is reported to the health board. Mr J Hill, a married traveller for the Farmers’ Union, is isolated at his home on Main Street Crystal Brook. A trained nurse attends him as Dr Sinclair orders isolation. He recently returned from extensive travel and fell ill a week ago.
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Fasting of Methodists Approved by Conference
London Tuesday Hull Methodist conference session passed a resolution on quarterly fast days to aid spiritual progress. Dr Kirkland of Portsmouth urged that fasting is a spiritual duty and noted abstaining from tobacco could save funds for foreign missions. He quipped that a quarter of Methodists did not smoke and questioned the savings.
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Address Presented to The King by Empire Delegates
Delegates of The Empire For Saltwater Compulsion attended Buckingham Palace where Mr Mackay Spiegeay presented an address to The King. The King replied with a special welcome to overseas visitors and affirmed the empire’s parts and importance.
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