International Bank Proposed by Reparations Report
A London committee report outlines an international bank to handle German annuities and liquidity. It would act as a nonpolitical intermediary, aiding central banks and facilitating bond sales while avoiding competition with commercial banks. The plan aims to stabilize exchanges and support wartime financial policies, with next week’s session to clarify the proposal and potential steps.
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United
London
Ita
Syaula
Sonmerotat
Ts Operations World Fond
La-Atpengthen Ie
Anil
Él Gominattig
Milfaes
P.sltuateal
Ingal
Alelns
Nilidus
Pnd
Germany
Oynfack
Uw Credit
Dawk Iil Ufse
Rolens Bank
Olfine
iHetekr
Devine
British Shipping Delegation Arrives in Adelaide
Shipping experts arrive in Adelaide to meet Australian shippers and Federal authorities, aiming to settle freight rates and secure future trade. Sir Alan Anderson leads the delegation from Britain, visiting Australia at the invitation of the Australian Chamber of Shipping. They will return to Britain aboard the Orford after meetings with local shipowners and government representatives.
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Adelaide
Australia
Mac
Bruce
Vnal
Orford
Alan Anderson
Ghent Limb
Magers
Oscar “Thompsam
Aberdeen Ang’ Commonwealth Line
Harria
Chamberee Shipping
Alan’ Anderson
Helegation
Austral
Federation
Commonwealth
Suryflke Wien - Infor
Toy
Hnevra
Britain
Oreasay
Thurasay
Ayarsans
Voer
Mslern Staves
Tragedy in Sydney as Man and Girl Die in House
In Sydney a man and a girl are found dead after a gunman opened fire in a room. Elizabeth Selsby, a 20 year old waitress, and Albert McNaughton are identified among the victims with a revolver and two empty shells found nearby. The man is said to be separated from his wife, who lives in Western Australia, and the girl had left her family two years earlier amid parental objections.
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North Sydnney
Todisy
Selsby
Albert Witlai
McNaughton
Australia
MeNdugotan
Sali Wal
Sheila’ McNaughton
Vera
Mo ‘Naughton
Rebels Face Major Push As US Forces Move North
Rare large Japanese style force movements reported as government and rebels clash near the border region. Civilians and families flee as fighting intensifies with casualties on both sides. An American girl was killed by cross-border fire near Juarez, prompting US authorities to intervene. Three hundred federal personnel and families are interned at Port Bliss, Texas, amid ongoing hostilities.
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New York
Galles
Vilin
Castile
Sonsidacabris
Fl-Paso
Texas
Goman
Juarez
Interphaed
England and Australia Test Match Report Dominates Day
A detailed cricket report covers Australia and England with Fox and Leyland steering key partnerships. Notable scores include 485 in progress for England and 460 for Adelaide, with Meaden and Hornbrook contributing vital innings and plenty of wickets falling as the day closes.
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Adelaide
T:rez. University
Tortree Kensington
Suere
Farichard
Pollen
Gbusly
University
Starr
Adplaide
Plussyson
Lis A. Levis
Prospect
Bowley
Kennington
B. Ww
Howe
R. R. Garker
Barrier Mystery At North Brookli Hill Feb 12 Deaths
Police investigate possible murder by poisoning after a post mortem on a man found at North Brookli Hill on February 12. Afghan companion Husten missing since September, leading to theories of murder by strychnine or involvement of Teud. Inspector Gibson leads the inquiry amid uncertain motives and scattered search efforts.
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Broken Hill
Mahomet
Atieon
Vito
North
Brokeli “Hill
Wis
Sydey
Gibson
Theta
Tuckyormore
Isak
Husten
Tiloba
Hin
Ponce
Bis
Almmonte Ansleky
Hhe
League of Nations postpones talks on world court work
The League of Nations Council in Madrid approves a plan to delay decisions on jurists and a world court. A Geneva longwave station is approved for emergency communications. The next council session is set for Monday as delegates discuss arbitration and Swiss government backed reconnection efforts.
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United Service
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Austen Chamberlain
M. Briand
Strosemal
Thabin
Balan Th Guaraten
Bate
Madvigh
Motors As Goleibe: Two Women Muered
Fragmentary OCR notes report two women murdered near Bath. Names uncertain, locations unclear. Descriptions suggest blunt force injuries and abrasions. No clear dates or authorities provided.
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Motors
Goleibe
Muired
Fatal Collision in Preston On High Street
A young woman named Kile, 33, Niliin-Howe of Hotham Street Preston died after a head-on crash between two motor cars in High Street Preston. Downtime and shock followed as rescuers attended the scene. The accident occurred Sunday in Mulbourn.
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Mulbourna
Vatican Treaty Sparks Global Diplomatic Chorus
The Pope responded to diplomats worldwide incl Australia and New Zealand after a tentative Vatican treaty. Letters and telegrams poured in, signaling broad support and a sense of worldwide approval. The pontiff emphasized Italy’s role and the treaty’s wide guarantee amid a global plebiscite of sentiment.
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United Service
Vatican
Toneratniare
Australia
New Zealand
Italy
Stolen Masterpieces Tilt Paris Theft Trial
A sensational Paris affair follows the 1815 gallery heist involving Murisio and two Tintorettos. Lafitte, linked to Madame Chaudonnet, allegedly targeted insured works, threatened with a revolver, and fled to Havre. Police pursued through Havre to the rail corridors, amid swindles, divorces, and a high stake insurance deal.
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Paris
Sarcer
Gansta
Heaves
Sowboy
Harman
Smuegier
France
Marrid
Madame Chaudonnet
Funes
Lafitta
Hada Co
Girandonnet
Lafitte
Safer landings promise for aeroplanes says London report
London reports safer landings may follow from new solutions to the aircraft landing problem. Tests of wheel braking and hydraulic systems show promise for confined spaces and high gravity centers. Vickers engineers describe devices for heavy carriers and Croydon trials indicate a 45 mile per hour landing could be stopped within 499 yards.
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London
Grewlee
Vickers
Kabul
Croydon
Couc
Annee
Herowe Figchines
Western Australia Airways, Limited
Frakes
Trade With Canada in Budget Debate on New Zealand Butter Orders
Ottawa reports reveal the Agriculture Minister speaking in the Budget debate about imports of New Zealand butter and a trade treaty with Australia. He cites past policy shifts under the Laurier and Conservative governments, noting foreign butter complaints during Conservative rule and changes after their defeat.
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Ottawa
Motherwell
New Zealand
Laurier
Metal Prices Signal Persistent Demand and Rising Trend
The report notes continued demand for metals with prices edging up to a 20 cent limit and a 10 cent anchor, despite market volatility. Producers form price organizations, aiming to stabilize output and spur investment, while industry insiders anticipate a sustained rise as inventories tighten.
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Hays
Carlet
Severe earthquake tremor triggers Pacific coast alert
A severe earthquake apparently struck the North Pacific today near Vancouver stirring a heavy sea disturbance reported by several ships west of Vancouver. Dutch Harbor and Honolulu stations warned ship crews and shore dwellers to expect a tidal wave arrival, prompting coastal alerts.
Weather tale of heat and frost dulls English weekend
Fragmented report notes sunshine and a sharp reversal in temperatures across England. Frosts are described as severe, with expectations of rain and unsettled roads forecast for Portay and surrounding areas. Crowds remain hopeful for better conditions tomorrow.
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Wondon
n-Gondon
Mogille
Great Boat Race at Henley England Oxford Crew Ready
London Saturday report notes Oxford University rowing crew training three weeks at Henley prepares for the race against Cambridge. The Leander Club and Geelong Adelaide rowers are mentioned with Bodynmor and Hobart background. Conditions along the Thames course described as famous and long nine miles with the famed Henley Regatta context.
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London
Osxford University
Siler
Henley
Cambene
Hobart
Hubile C. Morphett
Geelong
Adelaide
Bowy
Leander Glib
A. Beautifal
Thames
le Ine
Alttough
Tragic Picnic Injures Four Children at Newcastle Church
A Sunday School picnic at Beresford near Newcastle led toptomaine poisoning reports as four children and several adults fell ill after ice cream. Ambulances transported victims to hospitals while mothers and nurses assisted. Authorities investigate the incident as about forty children were detained. adults were sent to their homes.
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Newcastle
Baptist Church
Beresfard
Azote
Mathers-Were
Peivale
Heehldeen
New
Bankoku Maru Aground Off Carolines in Serious Plight
Sydney dispatch reports the Japanese steamer Bankoku Maru, 5,054 tons, ashore in the Caroline Islands group. Underwriters Association officials say the vessel is in a critical condition with rescue operations underway. Details are uncertain due to damaged text and fragmented dates in the cable report.
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Sydney
Marido
Asso
Bankoku Marik
Et Kame
Carolne
Fallin Hunting Field Incident Recounts Weird Report
A fragmented local item describes a fall during a hunting field event near Stanley and Wootton. The garbled text mentions teachers, a horse, a wipeout, and wound notes tied to the Mid Surrey area, with unclear sequence of events or authorities.
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Welle
Sereine
Lasnay
Stanley Wobititt
Teacher
Teanturda
Mid-Surrey
Benevolent Society Funds Raised and Donations Listed
The secretary reports new donations toward the Cure Baptipal Society funds including various unnamed sponsors and sums. A collection drive is planned with a solicitor’s approval, with appeals scheduled at the society offices on upcoming Thursdays and Fridays.
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Mre F
Wurm
Cure Baiprnipal Society
Arhas, Proprislary Ltd
TaikhTord
Sparrow
Unemployed Relief Fund Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references an unemployed relief fund notice with scattered names and initials. Includes references to Sik, Monna Obes, Detrees, Picture Benes, Piclinae, Aspoblaton Sr, P L Woodward, and Christian Eades. Faint parent and doctor initials scattered.
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Snuniters
Oolteckisa
Detrees
Aspoblaton Sr
P.-L Woodward
O'Rourke
Cheistian
Eades
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Duckworth
Hambrook
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Hornsbrook
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Ernie Harnbrook
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Larwood
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Tate
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Firat
Hobbs
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Ytokete
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P.M. Hornbrook
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Tintorottas
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Bankoku Maru
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Fallin Hunting Field
Stanley “Wootton
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