Bolshevist Republic Proposed in the North Germany
Reported dispatches from Copenhagen and Berlin recount claims of a signed accord between Soviet Russia and German groups to proclaim a Bolshevist republic across eastern Germany and parts of Poland. Soviet forces are said to have crossed the German frontier, with plans for revolutionary tribunals and communal commissions. German leaders caution about Eastern peace and the risks of instability.
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Germany
Reuters
Copenhagen
Solviet
Konfsshers
Dantsie
Restau
Alee
Gerina
Russiag Qeowrl
Pontschled
Mainlander
Proletarch
Severe Terms Expected For Poland Amid Global Tensions
A fragmented 1919 era dispatch cites reports from Daily Mail The Times and other papers. It notes Bolshevik forces advancing into Polish territory and warns of severe terms being prepared. Attacks and shifting alliances threaten Central Europe as editors discuss responsibility for looming regional catastrophe.
Archbisho p Mannix plans voyage amid threats
Archbishop Mannix will sail from the United States to Queens town on the Baltic, insisting threats will not alter plans. He says he will land in Ireland despite danger. A clerical error changed Ireland to England in a Lloyd George reply.
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Atlantic Ofey
Mannix
Uiew United States
Queens
Town
Hs Nias
Baltic
Hye
Eoin
Ireland
Reuters
London
Archvisiop Mannix
England
Lloyd Geange
Question in Commons on Archbishop Mannix entry ban
London debates as Mr Kenworthy asks Home Secretary under what authority Archbishop Mannix a British subject can be prevented from entering the United Kingdom without the government being required to justify the prohibition.
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Reuters Service
London
Ronald McWeill
Bonar
Repby
Russia
Baku
Azerbaijan Republic
Tovia
Law
Lie Hovee of Commons
Kenworthy
Uns Home Secretary
Elatu‘ory
Mannix
Ayha
Great Britain
United ‘Kingdom
Interrupted Marriage in Melbourne Trial Over Slander Claim
In Melbourne on Thursday Stella Blanley claimed 499 pounds from Mrs Gorkin for alleged slander after interrupting a marriage with Berrill Gorkin, the bridegroom. witnesses described Miss Blanley’s reputation and drink affecting the scene. The defendant’s son Aubrey Gorkin said his mother was intoxicated and the church scene was in turmoil. a sergeant was returned for the defendant and costs were to be taxed.
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Melbourne
Stella Bran~ies
Gorknin
Caimant
Berrill Gorkidll
Louis Corkhitl
More Taxes Proposed in Governor Speech to Parliament
Adelaide, Thursday. In his opening Pac Ugment address the Governor warned of the State’s financial position. He cited rising demand for public services and material costs, saying current and future needs exceed present capacity and that authority to impose added taxation would be necessary. The Assembly had already granted £800,000 as supply before adjournment.
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Adelaide
Pac Ugment
Shop Assistants Debates Union Link To A W U Proposal
A large crowd of shop assistants discussed union options last night. Beopoedlsa organized the gathering for a Trades and Labor Council influenced group and Balstock Halwell Hawkins spoke. Some favored joining the AWU, others preferred a separate union. Balock explained AWU structure while Hoping outlined potential benefits of banner organizing. Motion supported further discussion on aligning with AWU and planning a follow up meeting.
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Trades and Labor Council
Messing
H. L. Balstock
Halwell
Hawkins
Baldock
Pera
Aw.u
Hoping
A-W.ti
A.W.U
jePaabed
South Australia Parliament Opens with Broad Proposals
Governor opens the 23rd Parliament with plans for land use along the Ute River Murray and compulsory acquisition under the Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act. Government aims to guarantee farmers a minimum price for wheat, promote mallee land clearing, and seek authorisation for grain silos and co operative grain handling. Education reform includes a new training college near the University, a superintendent of secondary education, and correspondence and country schools expansion.
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South Australia
Ute
Murray
Commonwealth
Liv
Laren
Mallee
Atai
Hull Theeushout
Ihing
Ure Govarnor
Elf
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Tox
Peovitea
Sears
Captain Amundsen Arrives at Nome After Polar Trek
Captain Amundsen the famed polar explorer docked at Nome in Alaska aboard the steamer Maude and received a warm greeting at a Nome hotel. He recounted a perilous winter with a polar bear and injuries including a broken arm and lacerations, narrowly escaping death.
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Soursr
Vancouver
Amundsen
Ius
Nome
Alska
Maude
Behring Sea
Tne
Adiundien
Polar Bear
Arctic Mail ATRSHIPS Attempt to Start Service
Edmonton dispatch reports attempts to start Arctic Mail service with four United States aircraft arriving for demonstration. The event outlines unclear details as planes depart and potential routes are discussed amid weather and operational uncertainties.
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Euter
Edmonton
United States
Housing Crisis Suppresses Port Pirie Town Planners
Adelaide reports the House of Assembly debated housing shortages at Port Pirie. Premier Bagot refused to release a critical public housing report, despite calls from Mr. Hill and Mr. Mill to share it with Port Pirie’s local government and health board. Government plans to expand town planning and use state funds to aid civilians and veterans were outlined amid criticism of secrecy and centralized policy.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Lol
Port Pits
My. G. C. Reade
My. He. Baggett
Hill
Barwell
Port Pirie Corporation
Local Board of Health
Mombers
South Australia
Amun
Tueter
Pork Bieta
Mill
Port Firia
Waris
Wearden
Micham
Adelaide Parliament Opening Reference Cited by Governor
Adelaide notes that during the Thursday session the Governor referred to remarks made while opening Parliament. The excerpt signals emphasis on constitutional governance and the role of the legislature in addressing key issues. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Adelaide
Federal Parliament Debate on Costs and Motions in House
In Melbourne parliamentary proceedings Mr Hughes claimed Australians faced 100,000 cost for contracts to the Solomon Islands and Norfolk. The House debated closure rules and a motion by Ayah dissenting from the 31st. The Science and Industry bill and local councils amendment were discussed before adjournment. Senate passage included reading of census bills and public service issues with remarks by Senator Storey.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Hughes
Australie Mouse
Aalries
Rabenis
Solomon-Aslands
Norfelk
M. Ayah
Ub ‘House
Country Party
Ny Higgs
Science and Industry
Jowsh
Gonsidie
Federal
Senate
Millen
Pratteh
Storay
Public Service
Me Storey
Government keeps Alsere supply in House vote
Thursday in the House of Representatives Mr Chanter announced the death of the Speaker's wife and broad expressions of regret were voiced. Mr Hughes spoke on oat shortage in Victoria and South Australia blamed on trade. government pledged not to misusecea. Debate adjourned with motions on constitutional suspension and industrial peace amid uncertainty.
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House of Representativns
Chanter
Mughos
Tndustrial Peace
Ils
Pirie Water Restrictions Anger Residents Over Drought
Dissatisfaction grows in Port Pirie as residents await government action on water supply. The Commissioner's office states that lifting water use restrictions is not warranted amid ongoing dry conditions and delayed rainfall affecting the reservoirs.
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Adelaide
Mhursday
Narth
Ile
L. DL di
Por
Commissionee of Public Works
Mr. W. Hague
Adelaide Jewel Robbery Court Case Summary
In Adelaide police court today Sabine Wedley Jo an Sut rey altered his plea to guilty on unlawful possession of jewellery. He admitted no similar charges and was remanded for sentencing. The case references two gold wristlets and a gold pendant as the recovered items.
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Adelaide
Sabine
Wedley
Joan Sutrey
Navy policy and reform outlined by Lord Beatty in London
WAVY AT THE Meum London Monday Lord Beatty spoke on naval policy and construction. He said the navy would study war lessons and coordinate them for future use, ensuring new ideas are applied wisely to defend the Empire. He praised the service’s best minds for maintaining imperial security.
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London
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Lord Beatty
Railway Officers and Government Debate Extension to Adelaide
A parliamentary session opened with the Governor noting the Railways Standing Committee faces questions on extending the new line toward Dark Augusta. The government plans to review the report on the Long Plains to Red Hill contraction, with the document to be considered in Parliament. Anstey was among officials observed during the discussions.
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Adelaidy
Goverony
Augusta
Long Plains
Red Hill
Arena Morning Riot Strips Feared Restraint
Unclear readable text notes a morning arena incident involving a restraint and a riot like scene. Names and details are not fully legible but report mentions restraint action and a disorderly event at an arena setting this morning. Further clarification needed to identify participants and outcome.
Storms at Citadel as Damascus crisis ripples in Middle East
The Times Cairo reports a heated Damascus session where the Syrian Congress rejected the ministerial approach and the minister submitted resignation. Extremists demanded removal, authorities ordered arrests, mobs attacked the palace area, and clashes erupted for two days until French troops intervened.
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Times
London
Iam
Cairo
Damascus
Pélso
Ilaig
Viladal
Raids In Mesopotamia Reported By London Desk
In Mesopotamia the defense at Rumai ta on the Euphrates was relieved on July 1 and withdrawn soon after. North of the line the Aras harass rail and trestle posts as a column moves north in a few days to restore order. From 200 to 300 troops have been deployed recently, mostly Indian units, with several British officers killed or wounded. Turkish forces once stationed in Mesopotamia are aiding Arab forces.
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London
Watnesaay
Liewt
Murray
Mesopotamia
French Occupation Expands as Feisul Deposed in Beirut
Reuters reports from Pais say a French detachment entered, amid rumors of Beirut’s unrest. General Gourand demands disarmament and the deposition of Emir Feisul, signaling a decisive shift in control and governance in the region.
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Reuiter
London
Reuter
Pais
Beirut
Tolla
Franth
Alepmrp
Shereotian
Etamene
Dupgbols
Gourand
Pene
Feisul
Shas
Deave
Germany to Enforce Coal Supply Pact Amid Indemnity Threats
A distorted report suggests Germany will press the coal supply agreement and demand indemnities by May. The conference reportedly urged an international coal board to manage supply lines for France, with industrial magnate Herr Stimses allegedly backing the effort.
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Don
Yang
Maat
de- Noaalen
France
Herr Stimses
Rebels Hold Lead as Sundeen MPUU Dominate
In a decisive game, Rebels led by Sundeen and MPUU toppled Assiester with a 30 to 82 score. Key performers included GHIN BE and Reter's Service contributing strong plays and assists throughout.
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Sundeen Pmpu
Home Drink Story From Unclear Text
The readable fragments indicate a local item about a home drink. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but it suggests a small community note or brief mentioning a beverage event or habit. Further readable context is not provided.
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