Wheat Scheme Hearings Highlight Butler Hypnosis Claims
Adelaide witnesses testified before the Wheat Scheme Commission about Sir Richard Butler being hypnotised and about prior visits to Port Adelaide and Melbourne. Key figures included Nicholls, Gill, and Meyers, with discussions on wheat purchases, prices, and the scheme’s management amid doubts over buy plans and supplier terms. The commission adjourned to Monday morning as evidence continued.
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Richard Butler
Adelaide
Thomas Gill
Royal Rme Sion
Nicholls
Tie Istieat
Port Adelaide
Port Artetaite
Abbynel
Parhaigent House
Uread
Mishay
Leame
Michard
Melbourne
Gills
Aftermath of War Says Vienna Faces Hard Times
The Times reports Vienna endures exhaustion and stagnation as unemployment soars with 131,000 jobless and a treasury draining daily. Descriptions note starvation in fast-winter districts, strained sanitation, and widespread hardship amid wartime destruction and political tension.
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The
Times
London
Sienna
Austria
Viennie
Treasury
Vienna
Hungary
Minisasy
Meer Seidts
Bsc Teak
Strikes Delay 70 000 Australians in England
Strikes in shipyards cause major disappointment as 70 000 Australians in England await passages. General Monaxha surveyed workers including many unionists, who urged ships to ML. Men grew angry and sent to southern ports from London. Reported revival of union wages and military allowances. workers resume vigorous effort and many ships may be mothballed.
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Unitea_Service
London
England
Monaxha
Soulhven
League of Nations debate stirs in U S House
The article outlines American views on joining the League of Nations and whether nations could withdraw. It notes President Wilson’s stance that withdrawal is not straightforward, discusses potential conflicts with the Mussa Tee Doctrine, and records reactions from senators and representatives about possible U S participation and the league’s powers in future European disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ales Yakstation
League
Honeress
Great Britain
France
Maly
Japa
America
Gerot
Britain
Hiram
Hawk Devin
Trish Caisson
Wilson Nant
Ena
Itebend
Vollowing Uveotferenice Petchedt
Monroe Burteine
Influenza Epidemic Enforces Strict Quarantine Measures
Adelaide reports strict quarantine to curb the influenza outbreak. Dr Jamsay Smith notes calm at the Jubites Oval isolation camp as authorities enforce penalties for breaches while urging complete adherence. Director Crimpston cites workload preventing full enforcement yet inoculation remains a key protective strategy amid rising cases and hospital reports.
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Adelaide
Jamsay Smith
Theentral Board of Wealth
Jubites Oval
Smith
Peace Conference Delays Anger Grows In Europe
Paris communiques report Labor Legislation Commission approving British adhesion terms for the International Labor Convention and a Federal State review. An Astoter conference will be held next, with a central territorial questions commission to be organized. Vienna dispatches note widespread resentment at delays and anti France sentiment, amid uncertain Austro German and English policy.
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Heater
Lonlon
Paris
Astoter
Parla
de Grest
Central Commission
the Times
London
Hegins
Vienna
England
France
Suffering in Siberia Amid War Rumors
Fragmentary report claims sufferings in Siberia amid wartime dispatches. The piece notes widespread deprivation and mentions a controversial toll on the population, with figures suggesting large casualties or hardships related to the conflict.
Hungarian Bolshevists in Turmoil Amid Street Strife
Mongrel reports describe bolshevist uprisings in an unnamed city with heavy street fighting. Both sides employ artillery and street clashes interrupt daily life as authorities halt calls and strike actions spread. A Soviet envoy faces shaming amid the turmoil.
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Miham
Thursdas
Death warrant and threat amid German unrest
Fragmentary report describes assassination threats connected to a controversial figure and escalating violence in Berlin. References to purity struggles and extremist actions imply a turbulent period as authorities seek to control unrest and counter threats to the state.
Jamestown debates school site and public building plans
Jamestown residents debate a new school site and a small wood and iron public building for education. The government gazette advertises a High School option, while residents protest delays and seek comfort and safety. a minister's visit is delayed and a trial date looms for Mrs Jaques.
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Jamestown Reid
Sethalirs
Scimlwes
Atlas
Yiets Bosuzvitist
Amd & Ty
Amd
Jamestown x
Jimestown
The Wages of Sin Theatre Season Opening Notes
A fragmented report outlines a theatre season with mentions of Mr Herbert Wilkie and Mr Pat Wilkie guiding productions. It references The Wines of Sar and gas lights, a Maid and a comedian, with cast members including Tana Cannan and Williamsen girls. Season details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Herbert Bawe
Wilkie Coy
William Ander
Thayer
Tana Cannan
Moynid
Williamsen
Fenwining — Lyelabers Coastal Ut
Heed
Patey Wilkin
Pat
Ambiguity in Paraphrased Public Notice Confounds Readers
A garbled OCR style passage discusses social events and relationships in a private setting. It mentions themes of concealment and display, hints at a forthcoming entertainment show, and references Willim Baers and a Duke hairstyle. The text lacks clear news value and concrete facts.
Unclear report from London ends in Enquiry hour
Fragmentary dispatch from London dated April 2918 reports Campbell and colleagues, noting a presumed conclusion of an inquiry hour held there. Readable text indicates confusion and misdated phrasing, with no clear event or outcome.
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Adelaide
Campbell
Londo
Halfene
Londen
Damn
Returning Soldiers Pte Fisher Home Welcome at Solomontown
The Adelaide railway ram yesterday brought home Pte M A Fisher of the 15th Battalion. He is son of Mr and Mrs Fisher of Florence street. A reception at Solomontown station featured decorations by Salmontown ladies, a school band, and members of the Annie Committee.
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M.A. Fisher
Adelaide
Menseshan
Morgattami WG Slater
AL Oye Institute
E. Ey
Ivartily
Gi Rhine
Pirie
Shell Amd
Haru Fanwiles
Sapo
Maite from Emgiina Arrives at Voomlight Benchlay
A fragmented note reads that Maite from Emgiina will arrive at Voomlight Benlay and Saturday, with the copier and Ven tiny aml the Poona mentioned in the mail segment.
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Adelaide
Maite
Emgiina
Voomlight Benlay
Amd
Poona
Alarm at fire station prompts warnings on false alerts
A scrambled report describes a Thursday incident where a false alarm for the Teor Smerdante fire station caused a reaction from a crew and rescue services were not required due to a perceived risk. The piece notes ongoing frustration over the frequency of such alarms and the impact on emergency readiness.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for Children Disease
Bronchitis is described as common in children and those susceptible may suffer with even minor exposure. Early wheezing or harsh coughing is presented as a signal to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, advertised as widely available.
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Chamberlain
Greaton murder cage and military record noted
Fragmented report from The Times London describes a murder case involving Gabriel Roberts MP and a naval or military tie. Details are garbled but reference shots, a garrison, and a serving record are noted in a troubled transcription.
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Mablishid
Times
Londun
Gabriel Roberts
Hoednirder
Muu Sea
Lip
Spilstiney
Rome
More Members Wanted for Young Men's Social League
The letter urges increased membership for the local organization aiming to double the figure by month end. It stresses cooler weather and a winter social program, calling for a strong group of men to join and support live social events to brighten town life amid abundant non working hour tramp and varied recreation.
Fragmented OCR brings garbled list of names and notices
A damaged OCR text fragment lists numerous names and terse phrases, resembling a local notice or filler item. The jumble includes personal names such as Fox, Port Pirie, Liddle, Giles, Connelly, and Gardner, with scattered fragments like emergencies and requests, but no clear event or full context.
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Fox
Lostliy
Port Pirie
Grant
Tratis
F. Wieom
He Binitot
XU Hast
Sper
We Hyepi A
Welsby
Ha Harper
Hemerences
Petty
Hon Ie
Mirch
Te Connelly
Ta Nore Tapdrew
Wydy Liddle
K. Giles
Nutai
Spiettur
T Relueell
Nunn
Langham, Brown
J. Wilkon
E. Gardner
Fragmented Cable News Note From Page
A partial page item discusses a special parade, noting that the spints listed are not theones of Tha Tones unless supresely Satay. The readable fragment confirms a parade timing and a named faction but lacks full details.
War Music's Crew From Port Pirie Faces Shipwreck Welfare
The War Music crew from Port Pirie easter portsith four injured, three in hospital and one to Gladstone gaol. The British Board of Trade follows welfare provisions for shipwrecked mariners and considers repatriation or remaining in Australia under official authority. The seaman in gaol awaits sentence and may be transferred to Bowland if fit, with potential for stay if consented by authorities. The incident centers on recovery and legal action surrounding the voyage and its crew.
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Port Pirie
Gladstone
British Board
Anateania
Bowral
Taplal
Hinson
War Music
Hyew Awe
Bowland
Halvest Pestiv Marvest Festival Held At Pinte Sout Church
The festival will be celebrated tomorrow and Monday at Pinte Sout Baptist Church with morning and evening services conducted by the circuit pastor and a Sunday afternoon session at Telowie. Monday features a social and supper with a Welcome to Mr. Nankwell and brief speeches from circuit and church department representatives.
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Telowie
Nankwell
Maintenance Court Seeks Support in Family Row
Yesterday in the CU court a maintenance case heard for a Charlotte area family. The wife alleged steady neglect and beatings from her husband who is described as strong and able to work but refuses to provide support. The court ordered the husband to pay weekly maintenance of 2 pounds to relieve her of cohabitation, plus witness and arrears costs, with custody of the three children awarded to the mother.
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Hee
Scotts
Fiele
Eilery
Trial records reveal damages in Sutelite case at local court
In a local court today Municipal Court heard the case of the late Frederick Sutelite a conductor who died from injuries in February at Torrennvilly. The jury decided damages totaling £368 to be paid by the public trustee to the widow Martha Marie Sutellite and to the deceased’s estate.
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Anelmid
Gomumtbasiuner Mitchell
Thuaw
Hrederick Stearge Sutelite
Torrennvilly
Mactha Marie Sutellite
Peederick
Adelaide Shame Market Report From Adelay Stock Exchange
Brevity filled report lists vendor quotations and milk sale notes from yesterday. Items include Genken Bill base British Md and several district prices with percentages and dates. A bulk vendors meeting is scheduled at the Ne in stitute meeting room tonight.
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Meare Wight
Adelalay
Rachanan Yesterasy
Evilish New
Tomelinn
Wallarun
Salva Sits
Enna May
Congo
Gons
Gales Lindul
Golde Point
Con
Ne Institute
Summer Feetball Charity Match in Port Pirie
A novel charity football event in Port Pirie pits crews from War Music and Glenlochy against each other to raise funds for war widow Mrs Godfrey. The match, described as unusual for the town, is organized by the Ladies Band of Godtery Fond with a coin collection at the train.
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Port Pire
Solomon
Warkills
War Music
Glenlochy
Matelyte
Godfrey
Dummer
Port Pirie
Ty Association
Tim Belf
Laken Ag
Band of
FOU
Godtery
Ty Vitibiriee
Boots that Walked On High Duties and Charity
A man faced charges after a shop theft and disorderly conduct in a town street scene. He denied drinking and stated three weeks of intoxication, claiming limited earnings and past debt. He was remanded for a month while authorities reviewed the case and possible leniency.
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Gronde
Tate
Ahd
Tefomdink
AK Navid
Henry Munilas
Jan Aon
Churchlay
Wentsiler
Ant
Public Eye Note on Mh Bahlas Leader’s Travel and Health
The acting-General Monger of Mh Bahlas Mr Migs left for Ad Lakle by tibter yesterday evening. Hat Wistr will extend at four diy, AL the meeting of the Methodint Gan ferency, in Adehude on Th fhe eletion al umcens. Rev Wd Mortinwen is at prevent carryine Fh abulies. Maughan remains indisposed though health reports are improving. A Fur Hiner extension of Wave was granted by the tabinet on Monday.
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Mh Bahlas
Migs
Ad Lakle
Mortinwen
M. Maughan
Althourt
Serious accident at Inun Knob reported at Port Pirie
A report from Port Pirie yesterday afternoon said a serious accident occurred at Rum Knob. No particulars are available yet.
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Inun Knob
Mivier
Rum Knob
Port Pirie
Milk Vendors Attend Institute Meeting Saturday
Poor legibility limited details but notes milk vendors and a dairy context with an institute meeting scheduled for Saturday. Mentions Felock and Cyavenar as partial names or terms from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KY Felock
Orient Line Mail Steamer Despatched to London
Orient Line mail steamship Orontes to sail in February from Naples via Suca Canal carrying one Saloon and three Third Class, bound for John Darling and Son. Despatch details indicate service to London with King William as a note.
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Orient Line
London
Jumbo
Suca Canal
Naples
Rmls
Clase Anderson
Asent
William Ek
John Darling
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