Coal Miners Strike Declared In Britain Amid Wages Demands
Reuters reports the Miners Federation supports a strike over mine modernization and government wage policies. Robert Smillie resigns as MFGB president amid political action signals. A 13,000 ironworkers strike in Yawata Kyushu ends in violence after a February settlement, with renewed unrest.
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ORDO
Goalminers' Federation
Seaee Totem
Haw
Trades Union Congress
Miners’ Federation
Lancashire
Sith
Wales
Scotland
Midlands
Derbyshire
Nort Somerset
Bristol
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Forest of Dean
Kent
Durham
Yorkshire
North Wales
South Derby
Leicester
Cumberland
Cleveland
Reuter
TORIO
Yawala
Kyushu
Portuguese railwaymen gain demand. Portugal’s railway service restored
London reports that the Portuguese railwaymen's demand has been granted. As a result, all railway services in Portugal have been restored, ending the ongoing disruption. The notice comes from United Service in a Saturday dispatch.
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United
London
Portugal
United Service
Wedlnesdy
Charles Diamond
Catholic Herald
Ireland
Egyptians Rebel in London Over Egypt Crisis
Egyptian Legislative Assembly members gathered at Zaghloul Pasha’s house to protest the suspension of sittings and the British protectorate. The meeting called for Egypt and Sudan independence, reflecting nationalist demands. Earl Milner said the boycott of his Cairo mission yielded useful information for forming a true view of the problem.
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Reuter
London
Wedneway
Cairo
Zaghioul Pasha
Prom
Egypt
Servn
Earl Milner
Feypt
Exynt
Norwegian windjammer wreck near Sydney nets hope for profits
A storm wrecked the Bregda a Norwegian three masted windjammer after leaving New York on February 7 1919. The vessel put into Bermuda to refit for 253 days and the cargo was left aboard. The consignees foresee profit from high postwar prices with items including kerosene roofing slate printing paper newspaper stock lubricating oils resin lamp chimneys pianos and various iron and steel goods.
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Consignees
Bregda
Sydney
New York
Pric Vie
Allies Seize Turkey Grave Situation Prompts Occupation
London reports that Britain plans to occupy Constantinople with Royal Navy and troops, with French and Italian participation discussed. Asquith cites Armenian massacres, calling for punishment and prevention to end Ottoman misrule. The Times notes American pressure to expel Turks from Constantinople, while President Wilson faces options on Turkish expulsion.
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Bouler
London
Laily
Turkey
Constantinople
Ated
Suter’s Servis
H.W. Asquith
Unionists Accept Home Rule Bill Causes North Ireland Debate
The Times reports Ulster Council hesitation on committing to Home Rule while leaders weigh Government themes and consult. Ulstern leaders vow to work with peaceful Irishmen if South and West Ireland seek a fair trial. In London, the Freeman’s Journal notes expected shifts, and four men rob a Meath postbank route, taking £1000 from a motorcar.
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The
Times
London
Ulster Council
Tocn
United Service London
Tister Bank
Meath
Clonalty
Sie
Amusements at Casino Theatry Tonight For A Bachelor’s Wife
The Casino Theatry offers the film A Bachelor’s Wife about marriage rights and estate transfer with comedy as a neighborly feud unfolds to reveal the true father. Katherine Calvert headlines Fires of Faith at the Coope Theatre with Enid Bennett in Stepping Out and a Laughable skit Up in Al’s Place.
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Casino Theatry
Peithene
Lightning Balter
Katherine Calvert
Cooee Theatre
Enid Bennett
Mumor
Laughis White Rot
McWilliams Amendment Defeated in House Debate
In Melbourne the McWilliams amendment to the Supply Bill was rejected after extensive debate in the House of Representatives. Ministers faced questions on repossession and settlement terms as the division upheld the government against the amendment. The supply bill discussion resumed with members from both sides speaking on the motion.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
McWilliams
Admiral Sims Blasts Navy Delay In WWI War Effort
Admiral Sims told the Senate Naval Committee that the war against Germany was prolonged by about four months due to the U S Navy Department not acting promptly on Allied and his recommendations. He charged that failure to fully cooperate with the Allies led to needless sacrifices of life and warned against bias in the Navy leadership.
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Reuter
Washington
Admiral Sims
Naval Committee of the
Senate
Germany
United States Navy Department
United States Navy
Navy
Addlw Sims
Wang & Man
Remarkable drought luck in Gilgandra district NSW
Amid ongoing NSW drought, Gilgandra reports abundant feed after two heavy rains. Stockowners flock for grass, paying high agistment rates. A 3000 acre area leased for three months at £1000, and small holders earning around £100 monthly. Last year’s record low rainfall yet few crop failures. some farmers recovered markedly. A farmer bought a holding for £1000 last year and earned £900 from a crop, nearly paying for the farm in under 42 months.
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New South Wales
Gilgandra
Fokker Facts Describe German High Speed Monoplane
The article explains the Fokker fighter plane with a forward fixed machine gun firing through the propeller. It notes high speed and climbing power used to gain a superior position and dive to align fire. It mentions bulletproof deviations on blade tips to deflect bullets.
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Fokker
Darrel
State political squabble in Adelaide district session
Fragmentary report indicates a parliamentary Liberal group plans to convey to the Nationalists a resolution on support for the government in the coming session. The piece hints at a public meeting or caucus among Nationalist MPs to discuss unified action.
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Adelaide
Liberal
Reo Ulin Abomanaliz Ait Issucinee
Suypurk
Pavianent
Elessian
Pyttnyy Wieh
Suoh at the asbte naw an chia pow as ts 20 headed appeared
The fragmentary text appears to reference a local event or notice with unclear details and several garbled words. Readable entities include no definite people, places, or dates to confirm a specific event or outcome.
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Suoh
Price Probe on Kerosene Increase Sparks Court Debate
A judge considers an application by the Vacuum Oil Company seeking a price rise for kerosene from 13/6 to 15 76 4 per unit. His Honor notes that if exchange rates shift, the deal may be altered, affecting the proposed hike.
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Soy
Huling
Vacuum ‘Ol Company
Wootton Wins Libel Case On Libel Suit By Siour
Robert Siour sued for damages alleging libel. the court ruled for Wootton. Siour said she will appeal the verdict.
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Reuters Service
Wootton
Robert Siour
Siour
Muse URAL Meets at BORPIRIE LODGE on Monday
A fragment notes a meeting titled Muse URAL at BORPIRIE LODGE with reference to Monday sessions and an agit attest. Details are incomplete and unclear about participants or location specifics.
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Muse Ural
Borpirie Lodge
Agit Attest
Life's Little Things and Chamberlains Tablets
A writer notes minor health disturbances from exposure diet or water and contends people feel unwell despite nothing major wrong. The piece mentions Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy in a casual conversational tone.
Pimlott's New Factory Fire Devastates Plant and Salvage Efforts Continue
A major blaze devastated Pimlott's new factory at Barrier Wharf engulfing timber stock wool bales and sacks of chaff. Firemen battled flames, with 450 gallons a minute and 272000 gallons of salt water used, as salvage crews and volunteers recovered stock and assessed damage. The fire caused an estimated loss of £2700 in the burned premises, with total insurance £85000. Fire spread from a power plant to surrounding area, forcing observers to watch from a distance while workers sought to salvage usable stock and tools.
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Sowe
Rica
Barrier Wharf
Lucy
Bollerwloné
Gerasjenally
Ellon
Roduevhal
Willy
Ules
Chas
Geddes
Gouues
Unclear Market Ledger Items From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR style entry lists various names and figures such as shares, exchanges, and dates. Many terms are garbled, with several proper nouns seemingly representing people or firms like Adelaide and Wallaroo, interspersed with numeric codes. Overall content appears to be a jumbled financial or stock notation page segment without a coherent single event.
LENEMAL MEETING OF Wuanibere OF THE ABOVE League
A lenemal meeting of wuanibere of the above league will be held in Hie HSA QEFIGE at 8 ocLobe th night, Friday, March 12. Keypoints: important.
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Hie Hsa
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