Revolution in Germany Claims Contrasting Reports of Spartacist Struggle
Reports from Berlin and London describe chaotic fighting around Alexanderplatz as workers strike and printers walk out. Corroborating dispatches warn of serious German turmoil with Bolshevist influence, while Allied observers note scattered violence and shifting control amid embassy delegations and frontier talks.
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Germany
Meer Bistierhe
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Mike
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Bis
Vry
Peace Terms Drafted by War Council in London
London dispatch reports the War Council in session agreeing to American proposals for peace terms and outlines on armistice arrangements. Discussions touch on territories and self determination with the aim of a broad settlement among Central Powers and allies.
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Counellinis
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Cour
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Reuber
Paris
Abe Alburiin
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Bonar Law Announces Government Action on Prisoners
In the House of Commons Bonar Law states the government has decided to release by telegraph all political prisoners currently interned in England. The move comes amid wartime pressure and political debate in London.
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Reuter
London
Engiend
Allies in Action Report Turbulent Frontline Skirmishes
Reuters report from London notes Allied forces seized the village of Mevseitskaya amid heavy fighting as Bolshevik troops faced setbacks. Allied warehouses and villages were cleared while leading Bolshevik commanders suffered fatalities and retreat flanks.
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London
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Mevseitskaya
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Marieianek
Killa
Private Claims on Germany and Veto of Military Action
Fragmentary report from Washington notes private claims against Germany and a veto by a service official on military action. The London dispatch describes events with limited legibility and references Reuters. In New York, chatter about a meeting or decision lasts into Friday.
Train Collision Inquiry Reaches Driver and Engineer
An accident involving a London bound train near Beinn A iness der Anneits prompts a probe into the collision. Officials note the driver and engineer faced questions as investigators examine signals, track conditions, and the alleged maintenance lapses preceding the derailment.
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Reuter
London
Eng
Sion Fein Politician Dies in Gaol
Sion Fein, a politician, died in gaol after a period of illness. Details are sparse as the report notes limited local information and mentions ongoing inquiries into the circumstances.
Belgium’s Dutch Claim Questioned By Commission
A commission states that Miyu’s proposal regarding claims in Dutch territory is untenable. It argues the issue falls under jurisdictional disputes and central authority.
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Bis
Miyu
Port Pirie Urges Special Meeting for One Big Union
A special Port Pirie meeting of Enginedrivers and Firemen’s Union members backs a plan to join the One Big Union conference in Milwaukee in January. Delegates and officials outline aims, timing, and instructions for affiliated associations to act as a united workers body across Australia.
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Port Pirie
L. Davis
Chin
Awetralia
Doris
Gat
Whet Board Chairmans Adelaide Report
The text outlines discussions of wheat market figures and commission concerns. It mentions Board chairs, Adelaide, and a contested inquiry into committee work with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
Industrial dispute and mine strikes cause widespread unrest
Reports from a coal region describe extended miner protests at multiple collieries, with officials debating whether to abolish the system. Strikes reach South Bull Gallery and North Cullery, amid concerns of settlement talks, legal tribunals, and worker injuries from stones thrown at trains and facilities. The unrest includes demands over pay, conditions, and potential reforms.
Fei Te Enginedivers appoints officers across ports
Vij Gert Mound secretary and ex-president COL Davis named to lead the Fei Te Enginedivers. The group will sail on Wad Fess toward Broken Hilt Maat Le to visit Burris Heme of Hie VED and PAL in Port Pirie, Cobar and Broken Hill.
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Col Davis
Fei Te Enginedivers
Port Pirie
Policeman's Dilemma and Hospital Controversy Shape Case
A police officer faces a moral clash over a nurse’s plea to admit a patient to a dignified public hospital. The scene unfolds near a railway line as authorities weigh protection and propriety amid an ensuing court case, with potential penalties pending. The article hints at public safety concerns and possible legal consequences for medical access decisions.
The Story of Une Gruss to Be Sung Sunday
A fragmentary note indicates the piece The Story of Une Gruss will be sung. Details are unclear but the event appears tied to a Sunday program.
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Une Gruss
Court martial verdicts in Yates and Friand cases
Gunner Edwin Yates and Private Friond faced three and two charges respectively. Yates sentenced to sixty days detention for breaches of good order and discipline. Friand received thirty days detention. Detention dates from March 3 with a recommendation regarding quarantine-related notices.
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Saturday Racing IMEI WINS USKLE Hindering Scribbles
Racing results report from a Saturday event detailing IMEI’s victory in USKLE with Mully Mabe and Magpie among top finishers. Hurdles and welterweight races are noted, including placements for several horses and jockeys with numerous misspelled names indicating a dense results page.
Lame Stows Role In Parks Brews Coffee Tie In
The text outlines a bustling scene in the parks with brewing coffee and social activity. It mentions Hive platens and EHH jyals Tor Hie stuasatt as part of a larger community event. It hints at seasonal plans, games, and club fixtures, plus a poster about a trivia lab and cooperation with nearby clubs.
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Annie
Hive
Toni
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Cable News Excerpt Heads For The Recorder
A brief cable note indicates that certain commentary from page 4a of The Times was refiled to The Recorder by special permission. The excerpt suggests the piece carried opinions likely echoed in the receiving paper.
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Times
Political Unity Sought in Liberal Farmers Meeting
In Adelaide a joint Liberal Union and Farmers and Settlers Association meeting debated a proposed conference with the Liberals. Delegates rejected the plan, noting one third of farmers previously backed Labor and warning against any Liberal‑FS A alliance while pressing for proportional representation.
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West Coast
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Labor Party
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Farmers' Co operative 1 Proposes Capital Increase Vote
Mr W Miller, chairman of the South Australian Farmers' Cooperative Union Limited, announces at the next general meeting directors will seek leave to raise capital from £230,000 to £1,000,000 in £1 shares to fund future development.
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W. Miller
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Faroers’ Operative Union Limited
Soldiers' Home Weekend Appeal Raises Funds And Names
A fragmentary notice describes a weekend appeal for the Soldiers Home by Australian forces and volunteers. It lists donors and helpers including Miss Sheptett and Miss Williams, notes bottle and packet sales, and records early results with names of supervisors and contributors. The item preserves names and roles though details are garbled.
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Port Piri Electorate and Trades Council Meet at AAW Hall
A joint meeting of the Port Piri electorate committee and the Trades and Labor Council will be held at the AAW Mall. Nominations close for all horse racing events except Hack Thor at the St Patrick's Day sports.
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Trades and Labor Council
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St. Patrick's Day
Tragic Hindmarst Shooting Leaves Family in Hospital
A sensational attack at Hindmarst near noon on Saturday left Mrs Agnes Burnteach and her two year old daughter Beryl Alice May injured and William Loader arrested on an attempted murder charge. A revolver and cartridges were found. Mrs Roach, 19, was wounded in the calf, and a child suffered a cheek injury. Mrs Lorimer had reported Loader's troubling behavior and the shooting occurred during a struggle as the grandmother knocked the gun from Loader’s hand. The scene involved police, neighbors, and a hospital transfer to Adelaide hospitals. Loader faces court as the investigation continues.
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Beryl Alice May
William Loader
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Frederick Little
Conabie Carrison
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Adelaide Hospital
Children’s Hospital
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Pugnacious Methodists Separated Report
The Rev. Muir Morris, minister at Winidinaesty Methodist church, has resigned his post amid a decade long dispute. Wallaran, Phiey Schafer Nasaso are noted for years of unrest and internal church divisions.
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Suniias
Miwre Morris
Winidinaesty Methodist Church
Wallaran
Phiey Schafer Nasaso
Airship Vision Sparks Australian Aerial Service Boom
The Recorder predicts vast potential for air travel to boost commerce and settlement in Australia. It envisions safe ascent to great heights, speeds up to 200 miles per hour, and ships with unprecedented capacity crossing vast inland spaces. The piece foresees rapid linking of distant states and a transformative era for civilization.
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Darwin
Commonwealth
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Joint meeting of POWT PIRLE delegates and Trades Council
A joint meeting of delegates from the POWT PIRLE ELECTORATE and the Trades and Labor Council will be held tonight at Encores Husinese in Wilton. Joint Secretaries provide notice and call for attendance.
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