Threats of Summary Execution Shock Budapest
The Times Vienna correspondent reports the Hungarian government, amid unrest among workers and Jews, has warned of summary expulsion of rioters and incendiaries. The target is a small, influential faction led by Captain Pronany’s followers, amid fears sparked by British labor reports. A separate metropolitan plebiscite lists 39 aspirants for State Parliament seats.
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Shortage of Wheat Alarm Felt in Wheat Area
London reports widespread worry over wheat shortages as consumption rises and acreage under crop lags. Daily Mail notes Japan’s rice consumption rising due to price, while Britain faces dwindling supplies and potential crop failure.
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America
Great Sale Of Camisoles With Genuine Reductions
We never buy UF JR lots to make sale lines but prefer making genuine reductions on our regular stocks which possess sufficient style and quality to satisfy any demands. Windows and departments present interesting examples and by personal inspection you will judge the importance of it. Different styles at prices that everyone. The material made up into these camisoles 16 absolutely pure and are easily worth 25 percent more than what they are marked today.
Rainy Month Totals Rise in North as Storm Lashes
Heavy showers and gusty winds marked the latest rain events in the north, pushing the monthly total toward three inches. Port Pirie reported 12 points by 8 30 am, bringing the year to date rainfall to 290 points. In Adelaide the weather remained unsettled with cold winds and showers, but crowds still attended the Adelaide Racing Club birthday celebrations and a football match, plus trips to the hills and seaside despite the chill.
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Baroota Reservoir Pipe Supply Urged by Port Pirie Council
North district impatience grows as Port Pirie Council condemns government delays in baroota reservoir progress and urges immediate manufacture of pipes to carry water to Pirie. Debate focused on preventing a water standstill awaiting pipe delivery and a plan to contact officials for prompt action.
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Prince of Wales Inspects Flemington Racecourse Melbourne
The Prince of Wales spent a quiet day at Flemington Melbourne on Monday. He arrived before the second race and backed Crescendo to win. With WBC vice chairman Septimus Miller he toured the course and watched all races except the Steeplechase from the steward’s stand.
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Captain Fryatt ship Brussels auction in London
United Services reports the Brussels will be auctioned in London on June 24 with bidding limited to Britons. The vessel, captured by Germans and sunk by a British torpedo at Zesbrugte on October 19, 1948, is noted for Captain Fryatt's attempt to ram a German submarine before his capture and execution.
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Companies Grant An Increase In London Friday
London Friday reports a rise across Beyeaeret companies with weekly increments between 7 and 8. The Davisots Gat relay 9/0 notes the broader pay raise while Charif Didi states he will not use the extra money.
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Pirie Town Council Seeks Reimbursement For Influenza Expenses
Port Pirie mayor Mr XS Geddes convened a night meeting as yesterday was a public holiday. Council discussed reimbursement requests for influenza expenses, oval field improvements, and proposed roadwork. Later plans included subdivision proposals and new town planning procedures with government review.
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XS. Geddes
Adeide
Pirie Poolball Association
Poland's War on Bolshevism in the Meantime
The Times correspondent reports Bolshevists fielded about 20 divisions for a recent offensive, winning Lepel before Poles launched countermeasures. Polish operations seized staging grounds, pushing toward Barlucekivy and Kiel, while Moscow witnessed a sweeping shift toward industrial conscription and a centralized Labor Army.
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Dvina
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Gallipoli Campaign Denial From General Manwelle
General Sir John Maxwell writes in the Evening Standard denying allegations from General Sir Ian Hamilton about Gallipoli. He says Kitchener ordered him to support Hamilton, sending troops and risking Egypt, while criticizing the administrative staff for unresolved issues at Mudros and the failed expedition due to sickness and water shortages.
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London
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Egypt
Gallipoli
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Hamilton
Sues
Hie
Keyes
Gallipoi
Surprise for Big Powers in China Loan Talks
The Times correspondent in Peking reports the new alliance deal among foreign powers in China is faltering. Older Chinese resist the terms and fear loss of profits while youths view the loan conditions as an insult to national independence. Foreigners fear Japan may still pursue its policy toward China.
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Troubled Ireland Patrol Ambushed as Armed Men Seize Munitions
About 100 armed men surprised a twelve man police patrol between Cartugly Hill and Mi Ireland, capturing video ammunition and bry. Railway workers meet to discuss munitions handing, Lloyd George statement affects National Union of Railwaymen, hopes for settlement.
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London Railwaymen Reject Wages Award
Mr J M Thomas of the National Union of Railwaymen announced at a London meeting that the London council rejected the wages board award. He warned that only a national strike could follow if acceptance occurred, with a conference set for July 6 to decide the next move.
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National Union of Railwaylea
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Pope urges tolerance and reconciliations between church and state
Rome's correspondent reports the Pope calls for tolerance from Catholic princes toward opponents, forgives distortions during war, and rescinds bans on Catholic rulers visiting Italy. He frames visits as a civic effort to fraternalize the people while reaffirming Holy See rights.
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Allies shell Asian Minor positions after nationalist ultimatum
In a Constantinople message to the Daily Express Mr Phillips says Allies gave a stern reply to the nationalist ultimatum in Asia Minor. British warships bombarded positions behind the Sea of Marmora near Tusla, while troops advancing from the entrenchments to Lemud have strengthened the front toward Adabusar. Authorities indicate plans to occupy nationalist territory.
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Unions Called to Meet Over Employment Conditions
Members of the Federated Makers and Ironworkers Unions are summoned to an early morning meeting to review and discuss the terms of their employment. The gathering aims to consider the condition and security of workers amid ongoing trade discussions.
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Souda
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Police mill murderer sequel to long search
Police pursuit continues for Andover motor car murderer Toplis as clues lead to Penrith area. A desperate standoff with police ends when surrender is refused. Batten and others remain on the case amid renewed public fear.
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Trade With Russia Effect Fear Of Peace Offer
The Times reports war correspondent notes Ukraine has ended Bolshevik nationalisation while Poland seeks help to bear Ukraine’s burden. Europe eyes reopening the southern door to Russia as Britain’s Krassin stance unsettles Poland. Officials fear Soviet concessions to Poland could invite Bolshevik reaction. American judges warn of food shortages in coming winter.
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Allies and Germany annuity payments discussed
Paris dispatch via The Times reports a tentative delay in resuming Allied German reparations talks until reparations experts finish work. Allies favor an annual payment adjusted to Germany's trade revival with America Italy Belgium. London notes possible move away from a lump sum toward annuities, echoing San Remo and Hythe on accords.
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AINERS AGAIN RESTIVE EACONCEMENT OF LSMANU FOE SAFETY
The Times reports unrest among workers at the national conference in London on June 10 to disclose wage gaps in South Wales and Scotland. Faction leaders demand safety measures and commensurate pay, with about 15,000 workers and 4 million union members threatening to strike on June 2 to enforce safety demands.
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Manon
London
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Scolaghite
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Negotiations in London over Belgian Rule in Tanganyika
In London Lord Milner meets M de la Buasompierre and M Louwers of the Belgian Foreign and Colonial Departments to discuss Tanganyika. A Belgian mandate will include former German territories of Rwanda and Burundi, but transit and runway rights remain unsettled along the Tabora coast route to the coast.
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Belgian Foreign Office
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Tananyika
Uranda
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