Outbreak Prompts Allied Inquiry into Coles Police
A joint Allied Commission has decided to suspend the local police at Coles and open an enquiry into the outrage. Special precautionary measures will be taken. The action follows communications between French authorities and Allied officials amid unsettled tensions after recent incidents.
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Biblix
Morty
Neresis
Alvimvi and Tigh Commission
Coles
Alan Tak
Ceremany
Reuter
German Fear of Rhineland Separation Grows in Europe
London dispatch reports German anxiety over potential Rhineland secession with France backing. French officials expect a possible sudden economic strain. Versailles-era ministers meet Ruhr workers to resist occupation, while Paris notes military activity and planned funding for Ruhr defense.
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London
Baglin
France
Germany
Economis
Rimes
Paris
Times
Hus
Lenin Recovers from Illness in Hollenfors
Unclear OCR text reports Lenin recovering from illness or injury with garbled phrases mentioning Kean 13 and other fragments. No coherent details on date, location, or events are readable.
Rous Attack Scene Described In Feudary Veranda
A disturbed narrative describes a violent intruder outbreak in a house near a veranda. Shots fired from a revolver force doors closed as a family hides inside with a woman and a guest. The assailant flees into darkness while local rescuers search the area for the suspect.
Little Girl Outraged Near Newcastle Assault Report
A damaged OCR fragment reports a sexual assault incident near Newcastle on Tuesday afternoon. A girl, whose age is unclear, was allegedly dragged by two men into bushes along the Belmont road area. The fragment is incomplete and many words are garbled.
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Newcastle
Ceruralus Willadoy
Gehook
Belmont
Paris Assizes Reveal Massive Securities Fraud Case
In Paris, at the Assizes, a case involving 600,000 worth of securities tied to an employee named Avedtalne is heard. Degen traveled to Deauville and won 4,300,000 in one night, then returned to the tables hoping to secure funds but lost everything. He was arrested later with only six francs, found guilty and sentenced to years of imprisonment. The court noted prior bravery and tributes, with the verdict reflecting his actions.
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Paris
Degen
Deauville
Biom
Wallty
Frains and Yearly Duties at Tae Ahir School
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss annual duties and living arrangements for students. It mentions a weekly routine and potential home residence for those who remain at home, with unclear names or dates. The readable parts hint at school traditions and student obligations.
America and Germany clash over seized ships and costs
Paris reports that the American envoy Gol Wadsworth stated the United States agrees with the Allied plan to reduce the value of German ships seized in America from 230 million dollars. He said Washington would discuss spreading the payment of army costs on the Rhine over several years, while remaining open to negotiations.
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Paris
Macrine
Gol
Wadsworth
America
Rhine
Britain
Treland Us and Raids Amid Irish Turmoil Reported
The report notes violent raids and abductions amid Irish unrest. It mentions attacks by armed groups on civilians at Mont and Ballysonnell, with references to captured data, rebel leaders, and U S figures. Details include Maurice Macilly and Larry Ginnell’s actions and the U S money influence in Irish affairs.
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Win
National Troopa
Maurer
London
Bielitacn
Ballysonnell County
Stigo
Ustractives
United Service
Papal Delegate Arrives in Dublin From Rome
Monsignor Lazo, vice Papal delegate, has arrived in Dublin from Rome, arriving Tuesday. United Service notes the Vatican envoy in the Irish capital to begin official duties.
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Dublin
Ublan
Monsignor Lazo
Vie
Rome
United Service
Further Debate in Commons Over Deportees
London Tuesday Labor motion to discuss the Irish deportees was rejected 206 to 104. Labor interruptions marked the session as ministers argued government ability to move the internees. The Attorney General and Mr. Pennington urged the Free State pledge to guard deportees and return them if advisory committee recommended.
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London
House ‘of Commons
Mtr. Peidgamén
Wom
Free State
Bas
Athol
Iris
Free State Dues Report From London Dispatch
The Tigres correspondent in London notes the Free State dues story. Apr 4. Authorities say Bey not fully prepared, unclear context, Dublin Times summary references.
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Free State
London
the Tigres
Tudiin
Free ‘State
AL Presant 'Bey
Wandana Trouble Continues At Port Adelaide Loading
In Adelaide the loading of the Steamer Wandana faced ongoing trouble as storemen and packers refused to assist and demanded rival staff be used. The Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council was informed, prompting discussions with the Industrial Council as officials sought a resolution.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaine ‘Rites and Labor Council
Jt Jones
Tha Preet Industrial Coure
Ani
Nis
Assise Nore
The Stink Bird and the Rearguard Owl Myth
A fragmented 19th century note discusses a bird nicknamed the Stink Bird and an owl, noting their habits and dubious culinary value. It mentions well developed legs and a pale front, with claims of their rarity and alleged defensive features, reflecting folklore more than solid ornithology.
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Gulana cPa
Asahiees
Tahoe
Imperial policy debates and royal visits prompt London talks
A garbled dispatch details plans for Lt. Gen. Cavan to escort the Queen to Berlin then Warsaw in April, with a four year stay cited. London sentiment favors imperial cooperation, reconstruction, and a unified staff across Empire. King interviews NSW Premier George Fuller and Harrington to report on military matters, while Kemalist gains in Syria and French maneuvers ignite concern. Britain weighs imperial unity, defense, and Dominion cooperation as global tensions grow.
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Caven
London
Iar
Cavan
Bealy
Warsaw
Aemp
Zegorsky
Reuter
Bennetal Harrington
Constantinople
Genemail
Harrington
Gertorn
Phealin Mombelli
Mustipha Kero
Marsin
Ang
Umea
Sytia
Tha Init
Onine
Death by own action in bank death inquiry
Sydney reports a coroner's inquiry into the death of Denis Dunbar Hausenstein on February 20 at Hurlstone. The deceased allegedly took strychnine after an attack on a bank savings branch, with the coroner noting the dying stranger defense of bank property by Nr Steele.
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Sydney
Denis Dunbar Hausenstein
Bark Drensl
Hus Savings Bank
Havenstein
Steele
Boxing cards and match notes from London sports page
Overseas London reports list May 17 target for a Metigue bout and March 22 for Albers Lloyd ring action. Amateur middleweight boxing titles see Clydesdale and Duke of Hamilton arranging bouts with artisan opponents as Scotland event plans unfold. West versus Southampton replay described. England defeats Belgium in a cup match at Aston Villa ground.
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London
Cirpentier
MeTisui
Paul Juarn
She
Will ‘Osh
Albers Lloyd
Southampton
Aston ‘Villa
England
Belgium
Reuter
England Beats Helbtum 9 5 in International Soccer Match
London report: England defeated Helbtum 9 to 5 in an international association football clash at Wiehtary. Widespread coverage notes the high scoring affair amid the London scene.
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London
Wiehtary
England
Helbtum
Rettter
Arrowman Charged With Attempted Murder in Sydney
Albert Jarrett was arrested on a charge of attempting to murder Williem Thomsarrett after a confrontation in Bow 300 Place. One man drew a revolver and fired, striking a neck area in the altercation. Thomsarrett is detained. a 200 pound bail was set and the case was remanded.
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Sydney
Bow
Albert Jarrett
Williem Thom
Weapons seized in New York crackdown spans thousands of items
Authorities report a large haul in New York involving over 2000 weapons. The cache includes 142 wires and about 1300 pistols among various contraband items. Several persons were arrested in connection with the operation conducted at sea and inland camps.
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New York
Imney
Poisoning Husbands Read From Letters in Court
Shocking letters read in court reveal two women allegedly plotted to poison their husbands with esenlo. The Berlin correspondent for the London Daily Mail reports gruesome symptom descriptions, including a note about a wife dreaming her husband deceased and statements of suffering.
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Ape
Navd
Esenlo
Berlin
London
Dally” Mall
Djore
Soldiers Sports Committee Weers Meeting Report
A meeting of the Soldiers Sports Committee was held with Mayor presiding. Reports discussed nominations for races, finances, and arrangements for Easter Monday. The secretary was to contact the railway department to attach a carriage to the 10 34 p m goods train for patrons, and a change of gates and tracks was debated.
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Fitzgerald
Drs Dey
Threasgold
Messrs Hatlers
Deuter
Teeters
Weil
Sheffield Mandlean
Martin
Evinore
South Australis
Hag Roiolnaten
Shefeld
Yarag
Phrandgoly
Ugar Queirs
Pressire
Q. V. Wilson
Brassurar
Scarman
Tia Eports
Beyond the Rocks show features Maine afternoon program
A fragment mentions an afternoon feature titled Beyond the Rocks in a Maine context. Details are sparse, with incomplete wording and no clear event date or participants.
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Maine
Town Notables Plan Moves To Adelaide And Beyond
A string of Pirie residents announce departures and travels. Mr Lionel Hill M F A will leave Pirie for Adelaide tomorrow while Mr J Aitoteson an inmate of Pirie Hospital remains in critical condition after an accident at the smelters. Captain Hayter Port Pirie harbormaster left Pirie for Adelaide yesterday. Rev White and Rev Tilbronk prepare new duties in Pilgrim and Blyth. A nurse travelling to Egypt with her husband follows Lord Carnarvon’s illness. she chartered a steamer for the journey.
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J. Aitoteson
Pirie Hospital Ag
Sevinus
Hayter
Port Pirie
Pirie
Adelaid
Robbie
Pirin
E “White
Wal” Sticesan Fay
R.tilbronk
Wbrook
Feeve Pirie
St Blyth
Messags
United Service Press Agency
Lord Carnarvor
Egypt
Har
Seeonlane
Lef | Bondon
Tasmania delay in appointing governor questioned in parliament
The Tasmanian government faces a year without a governor as Parliament discusses the delay and potential solutions. The Premier notes a prior majority opposition to Imperial governors and cites salary inadequacy as a factor. A plan to share costs between home and state governments is suggested to attract a suitable appointee.
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Tasmania
William’ Alletayoe
Tina
Sydney ‘Sun
William Allarayoe
Tha “Mercury
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