Bolshevik Peace Talks Tumult in Warsaw and Paris Notes
ALondon dispatch reports Bolshevik envoy claims Russia will not threaten Poland's independence and seeks favorable peace terms with the Baltic states. Paris coverage cites pessimism over Polish negotiations, with General Pilsudski urged to delay deals with the Soviets while Allies press for stability amid frontline moves and frontier disputes.
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Warsaw Report Claims Polish Resistance To Husheer Threat
An official Warsaw report states Poles resist Husheer pressure and mentions trials of Brody and Lydianas in a cafety context. The text is fragmented but indicates ongoing security concerns and alleged convictions.
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Soldiers unload boycott steamer in Berlin scene
Report from Berlin describes troops unloading a steamer named Triteu amid a boycott agitation. The event involves Reuler's Service and mention of Polish minerals. Prime Minister Mughes purportedly promised Bendigo help to highlight Tubersulisis, with unclear names and dates in the fragmented text.
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Appeal Dropped In Jerger Case At Supreme Court
Friday in Adelaide the Jerger deportation matter ended when the Supreme Court discharged the appeal to make absolute a title related to the case. Judge Cleland moved to discharge the rule with costs, but the court ruled no costs and no further orders, noting Jerger had been removed and the action could not proceed.
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Ponzi scheme nets millions from money orders in London and New York
A British based Ponzi operation, named Gharigs Ponzi, profited from trading international money orders and stamps under standard rates, claiming over 3 million pounds in months. London orders and a US tax clamp were involved as authorities halt the scheme. Customers began a run as officials closed the broker, who paid out large sums before shutdown.
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Governor Welgal Speaks on Production to Adelaide Chamber
In Adelaide the Governor Sir Archibald Welgal addressed the Chamber of Commerce, urging greater production as the sole remedy for high prices. He noted workers bear the impact first and deserve higher wages as living costs rise.
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Port Adelaide Fire Damages Plant and Timber Shelter
A blaze at Port Adelaide's Globe in the Tuber Mills area extensively damaged the building plant and machine shop by midnight with little rentiration. Much timber was saved from destruction while extensive buildings were comverned and the fire began around six o'clock this morning at high midnight Thursday.
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Revolt in Ireland reports self determination stance
The Times bulletin shows Sinn Fein refusing to negotiate with British rule for home rule while Plunkett asserts Irish people back full rights of self determination. The piece conveys a strong call for national self governance amid ongoing revolt.
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New Plan To Stamp Out Sinn Fein Raids In Iceland
Dublin Castle reports a new plan authorised by the authorities to mobilize distinguished guards coordinating military and police in Iceland to suppress Sinn Fein raids and ambushes. Over 1000 applications were received. the first officers with command in Ireland. A belief persists that public reaction by the Freeman's Journal influenced the mood after Tuesday's appeal.
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WORLD'S FOOD SUPPLY AT ANNUAL CHAMBER MEETING
At the annual Chamber of Agriculture meeting Sir Joseph Gareuthers warns of a food shortage amid mounting distress among farmers. He notes justice and fair prices are needed to prevent land abandonment and urban migration. Greece and Egypt may import flour while Canada and Britain seek 200000 tons of wheat or flour via new quotations.
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Shipbuilding Talks In Melbourne Move Toward Draft Pact
Prime Minister Hughes announces ongoing conferences with union representatives on shipbuilding. A draft agreement is to be prepared and submitted to the Government after further discussions, with key points still under negotiation. If approved by all parties, the government would proceed with the shipbuilding program to stabilize labor tensions.
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Hidden field battery uncovered in Blac Forest report
Paris correspondent reports alleged cache of field howitzers hidden in the Black Forest. Journal correspondent notes a battery of field guns left by Hungarians as security for a debt, with investigators tracing the concealed weapons to a Strassbourg master.
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Imperial Shipping Board of Trade Seeks Freight Suggestions
The Board of Trade announces the Imperial Shipping Committee seeks suggestions from individuals or bodies across the British Empire on ocean freights facilities and conditions for delivery to various parts. Public input is requested to shape shipping policy and trade practices.
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Canadian Navy Receives Valuables From Britain Healer’s Berice
A terse report notes a transfer of valuables to the Canadian Navy from Britain. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but the exchange involves medical or healing materials and a Canadian naval unit.
Governor Cox backs U S role in League of Nations
Vernon Cox issued a public reply to Warren Harding on the League issue. He argues the League must be supported by the United States due to moral obligations from the war. He declines to commit on Senate reservations until the question is settled and notes the Republican stance if elected.
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Press Leader Amalees Unpi ed States
Fragmentary note reports a Empire press delegation led by Robert Donate discussing the League of Nations. It quotes hope that the moral lapse of the United States is temporary and that the Republicans will accept responsibilities with joining a war as a successful side.
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Turkish nationalist leader flees Adrianople with wealth
The Times reports Turkish Nationalist leader Mafur Tayer fled Adrianople after converting 2,000,000 Turkish pounds into Bulgarian money. He was followed by 5,900 faithful supporters, about half Bulgarians. The surrender triggered a citywide holiday and festive observances as Turkish police aid in keeping order.
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Federal Parliament Amid Melbourne Debate Over Supply Bill
The Australian House of Representatives moved the Supply Bill through all stages amid tension between states over naval construction. NSW members threatened withholding funds unless allocations for vessels transporting residents lacking public titles were halted. The debate stalled as most members left before a vote, and the house adjourned until Wednesday.
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Australia
North South Railway Alesbourne Bribay Deputation Urges 300 Mile Link
A SA delegation of Federal MPs visited Prime Minister W M Hughes today urging a railway from the state to a point 300 miles north of Qodnadatts. They argued the route would cross energy and pastoral areas and serve food, agriculture and mining districts. Hughes said the proposal is good but requires Cabinet consultation on finance and development.
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Justice inquiry dispute over Emma's roar revelations
Sydney reports Mr Justice Ewing's inquiry found most published claims speculative. It states Goldsteins sid Scully were liars and perjurers, that Moore McPherson Tesh Fagin and Hamilton should not have been convicted, and that Larkin Beitly Grant and Glynn faced unjust punishments. Initial sentences for King and Reeve are criticized.
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Electrolytic Zinc Finalises Tasmanian Amalgamation Plan
The Electrolytic Zinc Company seals a merger with Mount Read Rosebery Mount Lyell and Tasmanian government reps. Shares and rights swap: Mount Read 250000 ordinary shares to Electrolytic Zinc, Mount Read gains Mount Head company prefs, Mount Lyell appoints two directors. Lake Rolleston treatment paused. energy sale from Lake Lyell firm for mining, rail supply. zinc and lead concentrates to Hobart for processing.
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Cooee Theatre to repeat True Heart Susie program
Amusements note the theatre will reprise last night’s program with matinee this afternoon and evening. Griffith comedy drama True Heart Susie takes prime position, while Double Speed features Douptly Reid showing speed and action. Romance weaves through the plot and police court scenes provide variety. Three gazelles appear in the film sequence.
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Vaudeville at Casino Theatre Promises Night of Acts
The Casino Theatre offers an afternoon and evening program featuring the Sin-Glasp brothers with tumbling humor and clever acts. A sensational "Man of Might" escape and other performances are scheduled, including two gazettes and a free show, promising varied entertainment.
Early Globing At Port Broughton and Murdoora
The Minister of Industry receives a petition from Port Broughton residents within the district boundary asking for a proposed shopping district. If the petition gains more valid signatures than the counterpetition, the shopping district may be constituted. otherwise the petition is rejected or amended.
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Redhill
Spinster Alliance Pledge Amid Independence Rally
A fragmented report outlines a Brighstat event and an Independence celebration urging unity. Mentioned are a 44s eat ovines and a request for a treaty, with references to German influence and Menb figures. Details are unclear due to OCR errors yet indicate political alignment and a call for resolution.
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Dereah
Government ministerial policy outlines wide state plans
The Governor outlines proposals covering farmers support, wheat pools, soil and grain silos, new schools and teacher salaries, hospital expansion, housing schemes, road and railway projects, and public works. Also noted are tax measures, electoral reforms, water supply schemes, and regulatory acts to modernize education and justice.
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