Greece faces cabinet formation amid dynastic overhang
The Athens government seeks to overthrow the dynasty via Assembly action without a plebiscite and tackle constitution changes by plebiscite when ready. M. Venezelos pushes for immediate dynastic deposition, while exiled King George I sits in Roumania. A republican outcome looms in the Balkans.
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Hilary
Athens
Mo Papanastassian
Chang
VW. Jos
Greece
Mitrett Brindi
Menugelus Washead
Hoere Oxy
M. Venezelos
Ninsever
George 1
Salling
Roumania
Substantial legal hearing on Dore Birk case continues
Industrial Adelaide report details a courtroom session over the Dore Birk matter. The debate centers on adjusting five unsettled points and provisions for future sittings to set the terms of the outcome.
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Adelaide
Wales
London Tram Employes Strike Touches City
London tram conductors threaten a strike over working conditions and pay. City services face disruption as unions push for wage increases and improved hours, with notification and potential action scheduled in coming days.
No General Retrenchment in Melbourne Premier Says
Melbourne crowd hears Premier H S W Lawson deny any general retrenchment plan. He states proposed cuts target specific services and that recent railway department dismissals were not a prelude to broader reductions.
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Melbourne
H. S. W. Lawson
Cothins
Railw Department
Unemployment in Britain Reaches Acute Levels
An opinion letter from Sir W. Beach Thomas to the Daily Express laments postwar unemployment in Britain as extraordinarily severe. He notes prewar emigration figures and compares overseas moves, argues the problem worsens as efforts for Empire development falter, and cites bleak prospects for reducing unemployment.
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London
W. Beach Thomas
Daily Express
Britain
Western Australia
Wade
Courts in Adelaide Court Frays Details of Break In Case
Fragmented report from Adelaide courts noting a Wednesday break in charge. Proceedings involve a man remanded after alleged entry and related matters. Also mentions Melbourne and Sydney references with brief legal actions and installments tied to a separation agreement.
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Adelaide
Harold
Russians Sentenced for Champagne Parties Unbecoming Conduct
A group including Viste pig Press Senitie Vest Menthe Mesander and Krasnoe os has been sentenced to imprisonment after being charged with indulging in champagne parties. The case centers on conduct unbecoming Cat uanism and reflects a disciplinary action by the authorities.
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Viste Pig Press
Senitie Vest Menthe Mesander Ud Dagaa Krasnoe
Floods in Queensland Reported Wide Scale Damage
Fragmented report notes floods across Queensland with rivers rising across vast areas and many towns suspended. Details on duration and exact figures are unclear due to damaged text, but widespread disruption to food storage and transportation is implied as rainfall and river overflow affect multiple cities and counties.
British naval squadron arrives at Outer Harbor before dawn
Disappointing sight as the British squadron threads in to lie off Adelaide. The five ships including Hood and Repulse anchor offshore after dawn, with spectators thronging Outer Harbor to see the battle cruisers. Government officials and naval staff plan open access and a ceremonial salute as the fleet prepares to sail.
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Arthur Sous
Seco
Ladael
Harbormaster
Pilur
Metiarmit Ath Henderson
Outer Harbor
Taodas
Phere
Melbourne
Hetty
Mayer
Tay
Vie Admirat
Glenelg
Dedaje
Vysil
Sivut
Young
Vjre
Frederick Field
Adelaide
Field
Peaphy
Dominions
Australia
Rughand
Astralia
Wolee Harbor
Gentral Entertainment
Ste
Red Ann Geen
Hastie
Onner Harbor
Delhi
Lebleway
Sallle
Dogue
Bruce Address at Civic Reception Highlights Empire Unity
Mr Bruce receives civic reception from the Mayor and dignitaries in Victoria. He reiterates belief that Australian preferences will be supported by the new Irish Government and emphasizes continued empire cohesion. He argues for closer Britain Empire relations and the need for a Pacific naval base to preserve Britain's naval power.
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Melbourne
Vic
Bruce
Lr. Page
Ho S. W. Lawson
Victoria
Britain
Pacifc
Australia
Austria
Parliament Luncheon Reflections on Local Politics
Bruce delivers remarks at a parliamentary luncheon critiquing the governing coalition. He notes a composite government formed from two parties, cites tensions between factions, warns that prolonged discord risks national and local disaster, and contrasts with ministries abroad.
Loan To Russia Under British Conditions Described
The article reports on Mo Rukovsky's accounts of British terms for aiding Russia, totaling about 150 million pounds, with 20 percent of town funds set aside for purchases in England or colonies and 3-20 percent retained in England for interest. It mentions plans to issue funds against nationalised property as security and notes the conditions are described as fearful.
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Savisjapet
Lsvestya
Mo Rukovsky
London Viernes
England
Russia
Thy Colunies
Fn Jay
London
Tswestia
Liner Orient Delayed by Lost Propeller
The Orient liner is delayed three days after the loss of a propeller in light weather between Colombo and Fremantle. Captain reports Heremeny Tiger Pama bearing the loss and the vessel will not reach Fremantle until next Monday.
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Yhemantle
Colombo
Heremeny
Tiger Pama
Tat
Kremantle
Adelaide recalls fateful collision of ships Australia and Repulse
A report from 4) 45 King William Street mentions Australians praising the Australia as the Repulse was sunk after a collision in wartime. The piece notes the Repulse's service and the effort by Adelaide citizens to save the Australia, hoping for success despite the peril.
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Sisuess
King William-street
Adelaide
Ahi Seeved
Halas Australia
Australia
Australis
Sema
Sydney Heads
Shooting tragedy leads to second death in Camden area
Sydney reports Constable Flynn killed yesterday at Appin. Mr Clift dies in Camden hospital at six this morning. George Willan Thompson, 34, arraigned at Camden Police Court on murder charges. A stolen car and two revolvers tied to the case. Police suggest a plot to rob the paymaster with up to £5,000 involved.
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Sydney
Bus Clit
Constable Flynn
Appin
Camden
George Willan Thompson
Fivan
Clift
Terg Et
Dam
Churchill Seeks Liberal Convergence in Election Address
London Monday Winston Churchill described himself as a Liberal open to working with the Conservative party to oppose socialist doctrines he says would ruin the state. Stanley Baldwin backs Nicholson Conservative opposing Churchill for Abbey seat in Westminster.
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Mustealian Press
London
Winston Churchill
Stanley Duldwin
Nicholson
Winston Churchuliene
Westminster Iston
German Elections Appeal To Allies In Occupied Areas
Berlin reports an appeal to Allied authorities to aid free voting across the occupied territories. Authorities urge inclusion of expelled German residents and residents from two thirds of the occupied regions in the vote, stressing press freedom and lawful participation as elections approach.
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Activwcet
Berlin
Stindas
Napiek
Pers
Regio
Irish Army trouble amid grave schism and unrest
General Mulcahy condemns two officers for challenging government authority amid a split in the Irish National Army. Demobilised lists draw protests from Major-General Liam Tobin and others. Ireland convulsed by clashes at Templemore, Germanis, Claremorris, and Dublin as guards double and rifles are seized. Coalescing political events include Labour Party opposition to military dictatorship and civil control pledges by President Cosgrave amid disorder and interruptions.
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Kentyr
London
Irish National Army
Mulcahy
Iivelke
Liam Tobin
Templemore
Germanisn
Claremorris
Dublut
Wirh
Roscommon
Cosgrave
French Finances and Bank of France Seemlit Unclear
Fragmentary report on French finances and the Bank of France. Mentions Moy, Poincare, Maier, and various officials with garbled text about government expenditures and potential measures. Readable facts are sparse. no clear outcome or dates.
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Servave
PARIS
Suid
Mo Miller
Poin
Maier
Bank of France
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