Revolt in Berlin renews calls for strikes across Germany
A Sunday Times report from Brussels says Belgium’s premier fears the Berlin revolt will trigger renewed strikes in Germany. Dutch troops and police are being sent to reinforce guards watching the ex Kaiser. Paris Matin notes Allies may not aid, aligning with German opposition to a Hohenzollern return.
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London
Brussels
Belgium
Germany
Berlin
Holland
Times
Ameton— En Vo
General Strike Spreads in Kiel and Berlin Reports
A Times summary notes growing general strikes in German provinces with Berlin power cuts and food shortages. Kiel sees a strike. naval commander surrenders ships to a new government representative amid warnings of civil war and democratic party manifestos.
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the Times
London
Sumilay
Fierlin
Berlin
de Roon
Kiel
Tas Jasuad
Public Meeting on Street to Light Held at A Will Hall
Citizens gather for a Wednesday public meeting of the Electorate Committee at A Will Hall. Delegates present to discuss urban lighting and street improvements, with attendees urged to participate in the fund drive.
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Nigi A Mvetiie
A.will
Melbourne theft arrest over warehouse blouses
The article reports a 52 year old man named Loweente Mery Hurt arrested after an alleged plan to possess and obtain blouses from a Burke Street warehouse. Detectives questioned him and he denied the charges, claiming involvement by another party in the proposed deal.
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Melbourne
Mery Hurt
Burke Street
Asiston
Peart
Syein
Analyst Health Act bars appointment in public health move
A long fragment discusses the Public Health Act and the Central Board to appoint an analyst for milk testing. It notes difficulties in sample transport from Pirie to Adelaide, concerns over testing timelines, and the need to comply with Section 42 of the Food and Drugs Act 1905. The Pirie board weighs submitting a local analyst proposal to the Central Board and asks the Secretary for guidance on removing obstacles.
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Port Pic
Doe
Newosaary
Renteal Board
Adelaide
Pirie
Central Board
Central Board of Wealth
Gentral Board
Lrgn
Andiysis
Mtge
Gr. Ywopkins
Pleie
Mannix Declines Gift Hopes To Be With Out A Penny
Fragmentary report notes Dr Mannix refusing a gift offer from HAG or others. Mentioned are potential travel plans to Rome, Australia, and Melbourne, with unclear dates and amounts. The text references Bourne and Mas 19 but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Bourne
Rome
Australia
Matsalle
Ae Arahtighan
Melbourne
Sanetzki's Mill Meeting Amid Health Board Concerns
Dense complaints from Grey Terrace residents accuse Sanetzki's wheat cleaning plant of noisy operations and fumes. Health Inspector Leonard reported frequent visits and promised inspections by the manager, with ongoing smells from kerosene and oil. The board agreed to immediate follow up and notify the chairman of further action.
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Fi. J. Jullray
F. &. Klem
Grey Terrace
Jomortown
Janeizki
Mir Leo~ Nard
Janetzki
Mr Lancaster
Warren B
Health Omner
Ruill
Ty Kepork
Hoard Ag
Bu Caltud
Ross Smith Plane Handover Ordered by Government
Adelaide reports that Sir Ross Smith has received instructions from the Vickers Vimy company to surrender the plane used for his England flight. The order specifies the government will take possession once the transfer is completed, with details yet to be announced.
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Adelaide
Advive
Ross Smith
Vickers
England
Rese
Misuse During the War Reveals Admiral Simin's Stakes
Admiral Simin discusses the high stakes of wartime decisions and the costs borne by nations, sailors, and civilians. The remarks frame strategic choices, leadership burdens, and the moral dimensions of command under pressure.
Navy plan to operate ships individually faced opposition
Admiral Sims said the Navy Department blocked a plan to deploy ships with no armed guard and no patrols. He argued this policy aided the enemy by allowing German submarines to threaten U.S. mail routes, while officials in Washington stayed swayed by German propaganda and kept most ships at Dome.
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Reuter
Washington
Priday
sAdayita
Sims
Navy
Senate
United States Navy Department
Simson
J.daniels
Oh Savy
Naval Department
United States
Dome
Ammies Nearly Defeated Before Senate Vote
Washington report notes Allies could end the war quickly if supplies were cut. Hoover warns supplies were dangerously strained and the situation was nearly beyond description.
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Washington
Vorsert & Hoover
Senate
Adil Sims
Hoover
Amusements Review of To-night One Govee Theatre Show
A mixed critique notes The Zero One at June Island is dull at times yet gains pace and humor as the drama unfolds. It highlights missteps, a startling ending, and a busy bill featuring The Mystery of 43 and Life in the Latin Quarter with scenes of carousing, studio incidents, romance, and peril aboard a sinking ship.
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Govee Theatre
Las
Pidklere
June Isidge
Chanasior
Bille Burke
Anpiaras
Wien
Rach
Dex
Angus
Progress of Aviation Report From Buenos Aires Flight
Neuler's Servies reports Captain Parodi flew from Ren to Suulingo Chile with a stop en route. the journey covered about 350 miles before returning to base without landing. Molutash, an Australian aviator, arrived at Calcutta in the afternoon while en route to Australia.
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Neuler
Buenos
Aires
Parodi
Heutér
Galgutts
Molutash
Adelaide Mystery Body Found Near Torrens
In Adelaide on Monday the naked body of a man was found near the Torrens. He appeared to be about 40 years old, about 5 feet 6 inches high, clean shaven, with a scar on his chest. A note or mark on the coat suggested foul play may have occurred.
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Adelaide
Torrens
Prince of Wales Inoculated As Influenza Fears Rise
The Daily Express reports the Prince and staff were inoculated amid influenza fears. London Parliament discussed estimates, with £20,000 approved to cover Prince of Wales Australia mission costs. The battleship Renown was released from quarantine. The Prince sent a sympathy telegram to ten Australian midshipmen aboard the ship ill with influenza.
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Behtates Servina) Wondon
Pharsany
House of Commone
Cones
Ted
Prince of Wales
Australia
United
London
Renown
A.M.A. Defiant Speakers Seize Central Reserve
Despite summonses issued against AMA members, leaders who spoke at a meeting in the Central Reserve at Sevken Ful last week held further gatherings on Sunday in the same reserve. Police will likely act on the names of the speakers. The men showed no intent to heed council permission.
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A.M.A
Central Reserve
Sevken Ful
Pimlott's Fire Ends No Immediate Danger From Embers
Debris piles smoulder after Pimlott's Trotory blaze last week as small flames flare briefly. Winds push fumes along Ellen Street causing uneasy air. Fire brigade faces tough decision to avoid reignition while hundreds of tons of debris and embers await removal. Two officers cite limited manpower and rising risk if teams struggle to clear material and control air fire.
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Pimiott
Ellen Street
Debi
Totus
Bun Steel Auiklemow
Vipressta
Sioud
Somple
Ely
Stalion Giffer Cooke
The
Ore Dele Gade
Taft
League of Nations to appoint 40 member commission to Russia
In Paris the League of Nations Council adopted a resolution to form a commission of 40 members to proceed to Russia. Two members will be nominated by the International Labor Bureau.
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Paris
Council of the
League of Nations Hus
Russia
International Labor Bureau
Man charged with attempted murder in police court
Juss George Lewis faced charges in the police court for allegedly firing a revolver at James Crowley on March 2. The incident involved a claim of intent to harm Crowley, with the case proceeding to determine guilt.
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Adelaide
George Lewis
James Crowley
Syith Jilant
Crowley
Woman Fatally? Injured on Moving Melbourne Railway Board
Melbourne report says Mrs Eileen Allene of East Melbourne was struck while attempting to board a moving tram. She sustained a compound fracture of the leg and hip. She was taken to Melbourne Hospital in a critical condition.
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Melbourne
Eileen Allene
Collins Streets
Jes
Melbourne Hospital
Rentist's Body in Yarra Believed to Rest
The report notes the body of Rentist was found in the Yarra today. He was born around 1840 and held the rank of captain in the dental corps. A member of a dental firm in Adelaide, his death is described in fragmentary terms with references to identifications and tentative details.
Pirie Town Council Hears Government Owing Claim
Pirie Town Council, presided by Mayor A. Geddes, debated a demand for government funds owed on the main road project. Members discussed property purchases, tenders for a building removal, Easter Monday sports use, and water supply matters affecting oversea steamers.
Seafood and soap sale notices from Faireys Salmon period items
An odd wartime style storefront notice lists various canned goods and seafood items with prices and pack sizes such as salmon, shrimp paste, sardines, anchovy paste, oysters, and cheddar cheese. A special sale call urges prompt packing and train shipment, advertising soap slots on Thursday and bulk washing and toilet soaps, with prices in unclear OCR formatting.
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Marely
Plato
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Progress OF Aviation
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League OF Nations
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FUNG
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Smith
Bowden and Son
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Willa
Soldiers' Memorial Hall
Barrier Wharf
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Apisotiotins
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Alexander Mid
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Gr Jenkins
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Electrician
Oa. H. Bieschick
GH. Giles
St Mark's Band
Soldiers’ Memorial Park
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Works Committee
Faireys
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