World labor unrest seeks conference amid strikes and gov response
A special meeting of AM Waa heard delegates report on discussions from Melbourne and London. About 200 members attended as J J O’Reilly read a written account. The conference called for a joint AMON and Pash fund conference and a Melbourne meeting copy was adopted. Authorities warned government mobilization could follow if disorders continued. Rail strikes and government measures dominated the scene with calls to keep military and railway staff ready. Natives injured during the Maud strike period, hospital admissions rising.
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Groen
AM Waa
Lic Union
Atelbourne Teades
Luhuy
Gownell
Atendance
J.J. O'Reilly
R.A
Wholesale profits questioned at Melbourne hearing
During a sitting of the Pair Profits Commission in Melbourne witnesses from major firms described stock levels as very low and warned that the position was alarming. They discussed fixed return percentages, turnover impacts, and potential government action including new income tax measures.
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Melbourne
Hart
Wy Murray Ltd
Flinders Lane
Wey
Chuirows
J. W. McGuy
Joseph
Cupples
Paterson, Laing and Broce Ltd
Flinders Lava
Charman
Supply
Oman
Peace with Turkey treaty still discussed
London report says the Supreme War Council agreed on progress toward a Turkish peace. A conference with Turkish delegates is expected to conclude by the weekend. If needed, details will be referred to the Ambassadors' Council after agreement on the principle.
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Menter
London
Supreme War Council
Turkey
Ntil
Hungary
Long Distance Flight Reported By Aerial Pioneers
Lieutenants Paver and Macintosh on way to Australia arrive at Bagdad after days testing a machine in Cairo. Announcement sparks great interest among aviators as attempts to cross desert to Basdad and seek new ground. Lieutenant Perorin, en route from Rome to Tokyo, arrives at Bantry and proceeds to Charder.
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Paver
Macintosh
Australia
Bagdad
Cairo
Fe I
Basdad
Mike
Karaou
Standay
Perorin
Rome
Toking
Bantry
Abus
Charder
Amusements at the Casing Theatre Preview Old Farces
The Casino Theatre presents a program with "Emigucy Eva's Courtship" and "Hetor, the successor" along with "Dnat Shove" and a sensational "Paid in Advance" set in Dawson City. The run features romance, farce, violence, and melodrama as characters chase reform and revenge.
One Thing at a Time O Day on Oooee Theatre bill
Cooped Theatre presents a circus film titled One Thing at a Time O Day at the Oooee Theatre tonight. The plot mixes Girods drama with ring action focusing on a strongman and a romance involving a rider and two women, with a partnering subplot and a dramatic finale.
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Bat Rider
Nes
Sirons
Tater
Rivahapneury
Meve
Stripling
Hamner
British Emigration Report Published by Overseas Settlement Committee
The 1919 Overseas Settlement Committee report says lack of shipping hindered settlement but notes expected 1920 domestic movement into dominions. It urges steady overseas settlement, urges women and juvenile emigration, and proposes an early conference among Imperial and Dominion governments to coordinate settlement efforts.
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Reuter
London
The
Overseas Settlement Committee
Domin Sons
United Kingdom
Montly
Blackpool Beach Murder Trial and Suspect Details
Reuters reports the Blackpool murder case involving Kathleen Breaks whose body was found near Blackpool and St. Annes on Sea. Deen is sentenced to death for the crime tied to a lovers’ quarrel and a rewriten will, with investigations tracing footprints and travel to St Annes and nearby locations.
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Reuter
London
Hradevick Holi
Sm Oscarmy Moye
Deen
Marichester Asslaes
Betules
Amar
Blackpaul
Kathleen Breaks
Blackpool
St. Anne's-on-Sea
Imes
Tees
Washand
Fraibrinis
Hetian
Torwiles
Sen
Wiemay
Soldiers Memorial Fund backs Easter sports meeting
A local Soldiers Memorial Fund for an Easter morning sports meet was approved with £20 for track improvements and £25 for electric lighting at the oval. A building committee led by H. M. Pimott will design poles for wires. New subcommittees will supervise events while coordination with the Athletic League is pursued.
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Teller
Mes E Bi. Camrett
Nopmail Hut
Sounell
Siferea
le Cou
Mullins
H. M. Pimiott
Meiers ‘Mullins
Fia 'Threshfold
An. LT
Crusale
Athletic League
Hemers
Impor Junicy
Adilaling
WijHattve Ib
Sa.a.l
Neylou Tered
Walter
Fleht
Proposal on extending franchise for women sparks debate
A British parliamentary discussion centers on a measure to extend voting rights to women. Proponents claim it would broaden democracy while opponents warn of potential overreach and shifts in political influence.
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Jon
Britain
Tr Audison
Tully
Adelaide man bound over for peculiar attempt to poison self
In Adelaide police court Edward Z Wells faced charges of threatening death by his own actions. The man claimed to intend to swallow poison that night after removing a poison bottle from his pocket and smashing another bottle earlier. The court ordered Wells to enter into a bond of five pounds with surety six months.
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Adelaide
Iit
Edwuard Z
Wells
Sa Anéncial di
Dot
S. P. Weir
Indian Frontier War Update Amid Frontiers Conflicts
Fragmentary report from Mis Xurramrea on the frontier notes a van Magool engagement where 160 men were killed during the Oshling on February 23. Wy Pook Wastit's altitude improvement boosts efforts, with many lives of workers aiding the foes. British farms face combined efforts to meet A193 suds.
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Reuter
Oshling
Chamberlain life biography planned in two volumes
Reuters reports from London that J G Garvin editor of the Observer writes an authorized biography of the late Mr Joseph Chamberlain. The work will be in two volumes and cover imperial world affairs including the generation before the war with Germany.
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Reuter
London
J. G. Garvin
Observer
Joseph ‘Chamberlain
Germany
Income Tax Exemption Proposal in Budget Hint
London report says the income tax commission backs a flat exemption rise to 250 for married men and 150 for unmarried, seen as likely for inclusion in the next budget. The proposal aims to ease tax burden and spur economic activity, with officials awaiting formal approval.
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Reuter
London
Income Tax Commission
Fragmentary Cable Note Reflects Time's Special Permission
A garbled cable fragment notes special permission and hinted misattribution of honors. The readable text points to questions about proper association with The Times and a claim that certain honors were not those of the cited source.
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Asa
Australian graves memorials copied in France report
A United Service dispatch from London notes the South African Commission was impressed by Australian memorials in France. The report mentions exchanges or substitutions concerning graves and honors for South African and Australian soldiers.
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United Service
London
France
Teaver
Atria Guldiers
Spectacle Echoes in a Fragment of Pantomime Nonsense
A garbled fragment evokes a mighty sensation and a mirth provoking comedy. It hints at names like Time O Day and Cooee amid stray phrases, suggesting a theatrical or vaudeville revue with sensational, celebratory tones. The text remains cryptic and fragmentary.
Prince of Wales honored at St David's Day banquet
London on St David's Day featured a banquet with the Prince of Wales as guest of honor. Lloyd George presided and praised the prince's inspiring presence and his impact on international relations, noting his influence across Canada and America and in theater circles.
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London
St. David's
Prince of Wales
Lloyd George
Vwales
George
Wales
Pringe
Wattitfronk
Gannada
America
Hoperta
Deen Doswa
Adelaide jam costs rise under cooperative society plan
G Pike reveals price spikes driven by export demand for plums apricots and peaches with prices climbing from 8/6 to 9/6 and from - to 4 1/2/ per unit. The cooperative society allocates profits to workers shareholders and reserves while expanding a factory and fruit intake to boost export capacity.
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Adelaide
Pits
G. Pike
South Aus
Paisley Byelection Change of Opinion Meuter Survive
London Thursday reports outside Labour circles note the Paisley by election outcome. Meuter, once Labour candidate, is seen as a family figure in reclaiming Mew Wow. Asquith’s victory versus 1946 opinions marks a remarkable turnover in utilities. Parliament expects Asquith’s House of Commons return to influence domestic ward politics. Lobbyists speculate Lloyd George may seek reconciliation with his former leader.
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Meuter
London
Biggao
Lieve
Asquith
Uutities
Astuifm
House At Commons
Lloyd George
Port Pirie Regatta Plans Progress Ahead of Day
Arrangements for the Port Pirie Regatta are well in hand as the committee anticipates a successful Regatta Day on Saturday April 3. The secretary to the regatta committee is away, with the president Mr Chas Morgan and Mr L Love handling duties in their absence.
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Port Pirie
Forhes
Mel Soprae
Chas Morgan
L, Love
Interstate Grikget Continues South Australia Interest
Interstate Grikket continues in South Australia with 53 percent support amid ongoing regional interest and political debate.
Victoria Seeks 61 Runs To Win As Bonnet Falls
Adelaide Oval attendance rises as South Australia ends second innings against Victoria. Victoria totals 406 in first innings with key scores by Magneta Park Ransford Armstrait and Lampard. South Australia reply reaches 227 with Mullett and Richardson among top scorers. Crystal Brook, Solomontown, and Valea teams listed for upcoming matches with travel and lineups.
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Adelaide Oval
South Australia
Victoria
Eam
Magneta Park
Ransford
Willis
Armstrait
Ryder
Lampard
Liddlewk
Ls . Mulleth
Bay
A Wichardson
A. Richardson
Burk
Billy
Royal Commission on Agriculture Disbanded in London
The British Cabinet disbanded the Royal Commission on Agriculture amid questions tied to the Government’s policy. Witnesses and committee members, including Geddes as chair and W. R. Wills as secretary, were listed alongside a Soldiers’ Memorial event and a forthcoming meeting with refreshment stalls to be held at 8 o'clock in the evening.
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Reuter
London
Royal Commission On Agriculture
Bastar
Etz
Geddes
W.R. Wills
Memorial Sportz. Committee
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Capetowi
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Chamberlain
Tiala
Tokit
Tynigul
Artiel
Museor
Eva
Jove
Idley
Harold Lloyd
Casino Theatre Management
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Ongs
COOED
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Aivtee
Lange Outelow
Blackpool Beach
Soldiers’ Memorial Fund
Mery Jackson
Waziks
Pines
Chamberlain's
Goaf Mission
MR. Lloyd George
Paisley
Interstate Grigket
Ngford'e
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Mundell
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Wa Schultz
Armstrongs
Randel
Pelle
Philips
Schulls
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Sundties
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J Aus
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J. Dunbar
J. Hosking
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H. Prost
S. Ryan
Tsymonds Bros
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Yalgia
Recreation Ground
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J. Gol
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Mitchell
H. Hawke
Collins
C.rogers
J. Brown
VALEA
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H. Shediey
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Shapley
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