Turks Resist Landing In Asia Minor Amid Massacre Tensions
Reuters reports Allied forces faced Turkish resistance as 20,000 Allied soldiers landed near Constantinople. Britain and France plan swift action to protect Armenians in Syria and Gallipoli, with Lloyd George acknowledging credible massacre reports. Turkish government denies responsibility, while Allies press for immediate measures and reinforcements.
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London
Méniay Reuters
House of Commons
Howard Cecil
Wat
Uhe Protertinn
Abhiauians
Turkey
My. Lloyd George
Gaurand
Syria
Gllieta
Mersind
Lloyd George
Nhosa
Constantinople
Great Britain
Herbert Surtees
Gomatons
Lloyd Heorges
Asia Minor
Times Report on War Council Boundary Plans
The Times of London reports the Sunrenn War Council meeting is convened to decide the Turkish Empire boundaries. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate strategic discussions and potential shifts in territorial limits.
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Turkey
Sale of Australian War Horses Promises Higher Prices
The War Gifts proposed a plan to conserve and purchase Australian military horses in Beybite. It is understood that the War Dames are willing to pay an average of £50 a head for the horses.
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United Service
London
YMCA Staff Selection For YALA League Teams
In a YMCA notice a list of players and roles for YALA league squads is presented. Names include Miller, J. Basson, G. Wille, Garrett, Lapall, and others with captains C. Lawrie and Ball. Emergent leaders are J. Harper and J. King as well as officials and managers named.
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Alor Svilly
Millereaplain
Midshell
Fimiotl
C. Lawes
Mogle
J. Basson
Budd
G. Wille
Garrett
Lapall
Wisdom
J. Harper
J. King
Awhl
G. LE
Miteholl
Allur
T. Lowry
Grimathconbe
G. Paull
Garvion
Barmidd
Senera
Soldiers' Memorial Fund Procession Plans For Town Event
The Soldiers Memorial Fund event at Recreation Ground on Casterton day aims to be a major spectacle. Joint convenors A W Broadstook and Wes Mailyon seek cooperation from trades, unions, friendly societies, and patriotic bodies to stage a notable procession with decorated motors, prizes for best entries, and invitations to numerous organizations to participate.
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Mesaré A.W. Broadstook
Wes, Mailyon
de Tashen
Wortable
Wayrem
Trudhs
Lake Parl
Fragmentary Cable News Note From The Times
A partial telegraph style dispatch appears in The Times and is marked as cabled to The Telegraph by special permission. The content suggests the ophthalmic names are not those of the primary inquiry stated to be.
Makers of Revolt and Bolshevist Propaganda Links
Telegram records presented to the Senate committee on Bolshevist propaganda show directives to spark a Bolshevik revolution in the United States. Diamonds valued at 3,000,000 were found with a Bolshevist courier captured in Riga en route to New York from Moscow. The courier carried letters urging readers to support armed aid for propaganda campaigns.
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Ytisnittion
Senate
Shvan
Riga
New York
Moscow
Mie Courier
America
Sting
Wiens
Le Loup screen thrills at Casino Theatre features
Amusements announce Le Loup a Parisian criminal known as the Bugs at the Window. Three reels of crime depict bank robbery and two murders with sensational escapes. Other features include Green Eyes and The Oldrobe a melodrama of love and revenge, plus light comedy and humor to end the program.
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le Loup
Sens
Lo-Loup
Marvel
Phare
Pacis
Tig
Coord
Walt
Indian Frontier War Dispatch From Kaniguram
A Darajak column reaches Kaniguram during the march with fifteen casualties reported. Forces push beyond Lashkar as Wazits reportedly move toward Shakal Tor Kanisuram to cut the Meksuds. An officer telegrams that adjutants and hospitals function, transport remains good, and picket posts stay secure. The Alleattanei country is described as very steep yet successful, praising the troops and their leadership.
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Gioussi
Soap price hearings in Adelaide price rise debate
Evidence before the Prices New Commission heard from Owen Crompton director of the Bilusip Soap Co about current soap prices. He noted rises since January with Sydney resin and Victorian New South Wales costs higher by 26 to 40 pounds per ton. The commission adjourned without a final decision.
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Owen Crompton
ALON
Sydney
Victoria
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South Australia
Loss of the Maggie reveals colonial administration abuses
A witness recounts theft and misuse of a vessel named Maggie tied to Darwin and Melville Island during the Dr. Gilruth era. The vessel was seized, damaged, and subsequently claimed for compensation amid official arbitration and alleged government influence. The account ties owners, officers, and Parliament party travel to a broader pattern of neglect and coercive action.
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Samual Green
Tvan-Lng Mugeie
Melville Island
Siiuing
Uhert
Lola
Usah Win Girth
Aleub
de Stein
Muzgin
Darwin
Tosh Hey
Steen
Luke Ib
Gilruth
Davai
Maggie
Cr'een
Sydney
Melvilla
Francis i_ sigh
Emvin
Pasliamentary
Daly River
de. Gilrath
Girath
Ir. Barratt
Gowaty
Gilruths Fales
Tess
Sinn Fein Aids Defend Continuance of Defense Act
London Thursday Medel McPherson Chief Secretary defends continuation of 42 months of the Defence of the Realm Act in Ireland. He says Sinn Feiners conducted 49 raids for arms and warns of a tremendously dangerous situation as loyalists doubt Sinn Feiners will refrain from violence. He cites 200000 persons ready to murder loyalists if forced, stressing the threat to order.
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Reuter
London
Medel McPherson
Toh Telami
Bread Subsidy Reduced in House of Commons Debate
In the House of Commons a government minister stated that abolishing the bread subsidy is not feasible now but a substantial reduction is possible. The wholesale price would be raised to reflect costs, with retail pricing deferred until April. Estimated subsidy cut for the current financial year is about £45,000,000.
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Reutar
London
House of Commands
Mo Bisyd - Gearzo
Vwlval
Sidy
Toy
Marconi wireless link to span London and Australia
London figures discussed a plan for a wireless telephone network linking London with Australia within four years. The scheme aimed to enable Londoners to talk to Sydney or Melbourne as easily as London to New York, with the British government likely to take a revenue share.
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Gunlivay
Aumaleman Lf
Det Vodtors
We Marconi Wirelegraph Company
Marconi Te
Lawally
London
Mic Ihiguan
Noelwege
Duk
Porkyss
Wong
Hal
Dominions
Australia
Tsaies
Mvilwurne
Sydney
New York
Berlin to Moscow wire trials show progress
A Berlin dispatch reports that wireless telephone trials between Berlin and Moscow, spanning about 4 700 kilometres, have been the most successful yet. The service indicates improving long distance radio telephone capability between the two capitals.
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Reuter
London
Berlin
Belin
Moscow
Caucasus War Update Claims Russian Advance Victory
London reports that Russian forces in the Caucasus are advancing victoriously. The enemy river crossings were crossed, and towns including Yexorlyskov fell. The Caucasus army reportedly captured 17,000 of General Donekin's troops during the past torlnight.
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London
Medatary
Caucasus
Yexorlyskov
Torlnight
Donekin
Trade figures show Japan’s 1919 business slowdown
Fragmentary text reports Japan trade last year slowing with yen values cited around 950 million yen and 66.9 million pounds. It notes a 1919 push in business promotions deemed spectacular, with a forecast value near 430 million yu and a claim of exceeding prior totals.
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London
Thnissay
Despija & Sethackyin Teaouiber
Auuilter
Dusiess
Inquest Held Over Mrs Melice Body Found at City Hall
Fragmentary report states a coroner’s inquiry into the death of Mrs Melice, found near the city halls on Saturday. Evidence suggests possible heart problems or fainting symptoms, with coroner noting uncertainty about the cause.
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Adelaide
Melice
Sheslad
Phe
Ieauh
Apelden
Ally
Meat for Britons Reducing Mutton Prices Declared
London disclaims government stockholding as the House of Commons debates meat policy. A Daily Mail report notes an intended central control to curb prices and extend distribution, amid pressures on Australian meat supplies.
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London
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Mrridgeman
Daily Mail
Catinel
Ministy
Long Distance Flight Disaster Reported by Telegraph
A Bulawayo telegram details a crash of the Silver Queen long distance flight that ended beyond repair. The wreckage occurred after the machine struck trees, killing the crew and injuring the passengers. The pilot states the loss stemmed from overloading with fuel and cargo.
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Reuter
Gabetown
Bulawayo
Gaplain van Tiyveyard
Tayo
Mcintosh and Parer Arrive in Stambaugh Rally
Mecintosh and Parer sp rived this afternoon according to an Aculer's correspondent in Kagnell. They will tour Dold on Marek Oe Matthews has postponed a perture. The same kite may accompany them. LONDON report notes a Turin advisory and a passenger leg of 253 kilometres quoted as about wigles.
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Monitay
Aculer
Kagnell
Mcintosh
Parer
Tleysis
Clinwhare
Tyr
Marek
Matthews
Fagamulp Banu
Reiter
Ser
London
Turin
Lalinales Mit Vying
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Ligisrant Brak
Papa Allamad
State Politics In Amelaide Liberal Party Ultimatum
The Liberal Party in Amelaide debated a motion on supporting the Government. A Nationalist reply deadline of two weeks was set with a renewal meeting planned to reverse the stance. Indications emerged that the coalition may break apart as the period closes.
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Tuesias
Pary
Barly
Aishilion
Demandoa
Ney
Timre
German War Criminals Renter’s Service Urgency
Amsterdam reports a German official summons all German war criminals named in Allied lists to reveal their addresses for the government. The conference, led by Bavarias Turnprecht, discusses strict quarantine and import controls to prevent disease and ensure safe plant imports, including citrus, fruit, and potatoes, with a focus on high quality seeds and avoiding diseased stock.
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Amsterdam
Thussiay
Turnprecht
Bavard
No Levy on British Capital Ministers Debate Debt Policy
In the Lords Lord Buckmaster urged a levy on capital holdings to fund government securities, proposing a staged reduction of foreign debt. opposition claimed impracticable and undesirable, while ministers outlined plans to cut external debt and redirect resources domestically, noting Britain’s repayments and U S assistance were under review.
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Bouler
London
Buckmaster
House of Lords
Peel Quader
Qyas
Mateo Hon
Ren
Third liner keel laid amid warship progress in Britain
London reports Wickels Ltd laid the keel of the government's third liner as part of Britain's naval buildup. The brief notes multiple warships including torpedo boats and submarines in ongoing mobilization efforts, reflecting wartime production and defense priorities in Britain and Australia.
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Eve
Nomination Night Promises Coach Event Amid Final Plans
A fragmented notice indicates upcoming nomination night and finals set for April 7, with references to coaches and a coach event. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item signals a community or school event involving selections and final rounds.
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