Britain's Naval Policy Seeks Empire Defence Reform
In the Commons First Lord of the Admiralty Mr Long argued for a measured approach to naval arms reduction, warning against hasty schemes. He stressed Dominion burdens and rights to self-rule, and urged a London conference with dominion representatives before any new naval defense plan. He praised Lord Jellicoe's work and cautioned that only cautious, joint action could protect empire interests.
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Patriot Concert Amid Pulnck's Day Celebrations Plan
A program planned for St Mark's Hall marks Pulnck's Day events with a concert. The lineup includes a men’s program featuring Recitas finn and Renveat-setwol Pvulitron.
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Meat for Britain Delays in Discharge
London observers question rapid unloading of South American meat in London. Allegations claim shipments from Argentina move faster than others while all South American meat has been shipped frozen for months, delaying fresh Australian and New Zealand meat disposal as wartime stockpiles gradually clear.
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London
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Leaderless Legion debate voices mid class reform era
A fragmented account records a heated meeting where speakers including Br J W Springthorpe advocate middle class reform amid clashes between liberal and socialist factions. Attendees discuss strikes, boycotts, and policy targets, praising organized middle class action while calling for economic adjustments and anti-trust measures.
Flight to Australia Reaches Calcutta in Sopwith
Captain Matthews, flying a Sopwith plane named Wallsby, arrived in Calcutta this morning after covering about 500 miles from Delhi in four tours. Reports note a smooth voyage with sea details appearing in the chatter, while the rest of the message remains unclear and partially garbled.
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Delhi
Allies Warn Turks Occupation of Constantinople
London reports in the House of Commons show Mr A B Law saying the Allies will not take over general administration of Constantinople. War and Marine ministries, postal and telegraphic services, and Bosphorus navigation will be run by Allied officers. One landing incident caused British casualties. Turkish forces suffered deaths and injuries as authorities warned occupation to continue until peace terms are met.
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Tunke Must Leave Europe Hibulut's Servier 1
Washington reports President Wilson insists the Turk must depart Europe and withdraw from Constantineople. The administration argues a Turkish withdrawal is essential for peace and security as Allied powers press for a clean exit and stable postwar order.
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Washington
Wilson
Constantineple
Instrument Used Legally Charge Against a Woman
Adelaide court hears charge of using an instrument upon a young woman with intent to procure a result. The informant, a young single woman, testified to events starting February 23 including a telephone exchange with Mel Brown and an alleged offer of money to procure a marriage. The case, against a defendant from Claren Park, was adjourned with suppression of witnesses’ names requested by the crown.
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Most Policies Quickly Lapse
London reports on Britain's industrial insurance and mutual benefit societies. The committee finds premiums in 1918 surged to high levels while policy numbers fell, noting many policies lapse quickly. It warns that agents largely control business, benefiting agents over the insured and calls for legislative reforms and stricter supervision.
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Great Britain
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Coal Supply Shortfalls Mark South Australia Meeting
Ambiguous remarks describe a South Australian coal supply meeting where officials discussed cargo allocations and post arrival questions. The board aimed to ensure community dust supply, noting stock was not abundant and could only meet weekly requirements. Consequent, tomile ry supplies could not be met.
Controversy Over Peage Irish Dependence Debate
The article reports Senate discussions on Owen's plan to urge Britain toward Irish independence, provoking reactions from Sea Lodge and Lodgeresolutions. Bryan opposes delaying the treaty amid the presidential campaign, while Washington notes a special session to vote on Lodge reservations and a Friday decision.
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German Revolution Violence Shocked London Suburbs
Reports from London describe street fighting as Heuler's Service hurled upheaval across the city yesterday afternoon. Soldiers used machine guns to restore order, resulting in numerous deaths and many seriously wounded in various suburbs.
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Uvsday
Essert Refuses Negotiation in London Dispatch
London dispatch reports Essert, ex-president of Germany, refusing to engage in negotiations with the Allied powers. The article notes tensions between the old and new governments and implies continued stalemate despite diplomatic efforts.
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The Lost Dothe Amusements The Wet ie AesP AP Tie Patt sleatnss
A fragmented entry from a historic amusements column mentions a show titled The op Lost dothe with cast members including Lottie Glam and others. The text is garbled but hints at stage events and performances in a local setting. The piece references dates and places in a faded newspaper fragment, preserving the period tone.
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Bert
Tunis
New Republic Proclaimed Amid Turmoil in Berlin
Fragmentary wire text claims a new republic may have been proclaimed in Berlin as factions vie for control. The report mentions Dr Rapp and an imperial crime statement, with unclear names and dates, reflecting chaotic events in the city during a period of political upheaval.
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Berlin
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Yale Yearly Meeting Motobrus Company Meeting Summary
shareholders met at the Saloon ds Luxe to review the balance sheet to February 16. Mr Geddes presided as chairman of the directors and the secretary noted the brief document covered only formation. Directors hoped new issues would occur within three weeks as business transactions continued.
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Wreetore
Bustling Western Show At Cones Theatre With Marguerite Clark
A 1920s era Western film feature at Cones Theatre stars Marguerite Clark in a tale of two daring prospectors amid desert dangers. The travelogue promises mining peril, bold action, and scenic wagon tracks as the cast delivers adventure and romance.
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Cones Theatre
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War Gratuity Bill Faces Delay in Parliament
Prime Minister announces war gratuity bill will proceed this week but Labor and Country parties blocked progress with a no confidence motion and spending cuts. Bonds ready and distribution machinery prepared, yet debate is postponed by political maneuvering.
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Melbourne
Heferrius
Hughes
Battleship Renown sails for Australia with Prince aboard
The Times reports the battleship Renown, carrying the Prince of Wales, departed Portsmouth at 3.30 this afternoon bound for Australia. The voyage follows a period of mobilization and allied naval movements as tensions rise across the empire.
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Prince of Wales
Portsmouth
Australia
Boy Blue Pantomime Delights Port Pirie Crowd
Port Pirie and suburbs plan to attend a Friday performance at the King’s Theatre featuring a cast of talented juveniles. Show promises novelties and spectacular effects seen in Adelaide with acts including Baby Molly Million Dollar Baby and dancers such as Little Molly Rook, Elsie Brooks, Rita Becket, and Viola Dane among others.
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Marie Whitmarsh
Masie Davin
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Rita Becket
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Viola Dane
Sewate Passes Supply Bill In Murray Works Plan
Preliminary formalities in the State Governments papers were submitted to the Murray works plans. The supply bill passed its third reading in the Senate, with Whe Watts approved ties and the house of representatives proceeding. The report cites Melborne and Thursday as regional references in the unfolding legislative scene.
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Murray
Iver Murry
Watts
Saul
Senate
Australian House debates pensions for totally disabled soldiers
Melbourne report says in the House today Mr Hughes responded to Mr Blundell on increasing pensions to meet extra costs for totally disabled soldiers. The piece notes campaigning and other chatter, with a mention of Theda Bara in The House of Blood.
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Munday
V M C A Members Attend Friday Cricket Social
YMCA attendees gathered at Gertrude Street for a farewell and medal presentations. Guests praised the club as a home for homeless youth and celebrated Roy E. Willer and E. Miller as they depart Port Pirie for new work.
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Wills
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Port Pirie
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Floral Dance
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Wilson
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Oil Destroyed in Sabotage Mission to Japan
San Francisco dispatch reports a fourth shipment of cotton seed oil, destined for the United States Navy, found destroyed upon arrival in San Francisco from Kobe. Sabotage appeared deliberate, with investigators noting the oil had been tampered with during transit.
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Kobe
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