Olympic crew appeal for free trade favored Adelaide
In Adelaide the Rowing Association secretary Mr West said the fundraising appeal would stay open until Saturday with £2500 pledged by then. The meeting noted the ad value for the river development and overseas markets if free trade is pursued. A bustling list of contributors and a recent band concert were also reported. In London, Lloyd George urged restraint on a Wembley Empire Exhibition free trade proposal, while Ramsay MacDonald defended free trade and Imperial preference.
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North-West Free Trade Union
Transport Strike Paralyzes London Streets
London faced a transport strike beginning Saturday as 40 000 workers joined in, halting buses and underground services. Wages demands and union actions threaten daily life, with citywide disruption expected and courts urged to intervene.
WOOKATA CASE EXTENSION AT ADELAIDE
A Sunday notice circulated at Port Adelaide says the strike of wharf laborers aboard the steamer Wookata will be used Monday to warn Coast Steamship Co. of a planned night departure. Union officials reject new negotiations based on prior demands. The Port Adelaide Trades and Labour Council plans action to help distressed seamen and says it will declare Coast Company boats black until the dispute is settled amicably.
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Coast Company
Industrial strife and miner meetings across three cities
In Hobart thirty workers walkout after refusal to reinstate two colleagues amid pay disputes. London miners hold talks with representatives. a March 23 meeting planned to report to a conference. In Bombay about 10 mills reopen, 500 workers back at work as the general strike by mill owners appears to wind down. A theater lockout in London follows a meeting of employers and workers urging resumed operations.
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Posed as Prince Delusion Ends in Arrest in New York
London tailor Hare Ferguson late 19th century tale who posed as Prince Dimiter Obolenski to win society's favor. He traveled from France to New York then Boston and Harvard, posing as royalty while stealing attention and funds. Arrest followed exposure and deportation order.
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Archbishop Ambrosio Charged as Counter Revolutionary
Daily Express Moscow report says Archbishop Ambrosio has been charged as a counter revolutionary and sentenced to nine years in solitary confinement. Nine other officer clerics have received shorter imprisonment terms.
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Daily Express
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Immense crowds greet naval squadron at Port Melbourne
Melbourne Sunday crowds estimated at 150000 welcomed a naval squadron with about 200 police on duty at Port Melbourne. Aerial maneuvers over the fleet caused one engine trouble but the aeroplane landed safely near Fishermen's Bend. Officials report no rocket-picking incidents amid the large turnout.
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Singapore base under debate amid aerial threat fears
Australian Press Association reports London concerns over abandoning the Singapore naval base. The Spectator warns that aerial warfare could render defense difficult and questions whether Singapore secures access to the Indian Ocean. Garvin in Observer urges continued effort for partial restoration of reciprocity to avoid undermining Anglo American cooperation in the Far East.
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Spectator
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Senate Attack on State Department Truthfulness
Aostralan press service reports Senator Shipstead of Minnesota accusing the State Department of withholding information from the Senate about relations with foreign countries. He frames it as a public duty to inform the Senate and warns of entanglements that could threaten national interests.
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Suigsoys
Ludendorff Trial Sparks Mixed Press Reactions
The Musienian Press assents while MUNIGI notes the public prosecutor seeking a fortress term and two years for General von Ludendorff. The Daily Telegraph reports praise and condemnation, with newspapers broadly accusing ongoing whitewashing in early press coverage of the case.
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Finland Pave U Deby and Postwar Debt Talks
Australian Dress Association Washington reports Mr Mellin announcing completion of funding after debt relief talks. Vin and Britain both show progress on settlement after World War I ceasefire relief efforts, marking a second debt accord following an earlier agreement.
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Suni
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Fremantle Court Fines For Immigration Act Breach
Fremantle Police Court yesterday fined Bright and ms for a breach of the Immigration Act for allowing a German stowaway to escape. The steamer Progress and owner were involved in the case as penalties were imposed, while unrelated notes reference a film and decorative tablets.
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Progress
Geeman
Woman's Death Suspected Poison in Rosewater District
A woman living in Rosewater district Wardstreverton near Port Adelaide was found unconscious after a neighbor summoned help. Dr Ghenys Ksival treated her but she died, with preliminary indications of poisoning. An unrelated prior case involved Mrs Hansen, convicted on liquor charges but released on bail. A coroner’s exam is planned, with guards posted. authorities urge caution as the body awaits transport for further inquiry.
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Ghenys Ksival
Worlin
Severe Storm Wrecks Parramatta Areas
A severe storm hit Parramatta and Northlea yesterday causing extensive damage estimated around £6000. Buildings including a hotel, school, railway station, shops and residences suffered, with smashed windows and fallen gardens. Cars were crushed by a moving vehicle and a nearby garden was ruined. debris and halted services disrupted local life.
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Sehool
Theodore's Negotiations with Australian Pastoralists Continue
Australian press from London reports that negotiations between Mr Theodore and the pastoralists are set to resume next week. A rumor that an armistice had been reached is denied by officials who say talks will proceed with renewed urgency.
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Bootleg Traffic Case Highlights Ithical Press Association Details
Washington Saturday reports the Haugherty Investigation into bootleg operations with testimony from a New York drug importer. The witness described two men who illegally obtained permits to withdraw 50 000 cases of liquor from warehouses and distilleries within three months, implicating several bootleggers.
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Dollaen
Laborer Shot In Grave State Near Adelaide Farm
A laborer, Menzel, shot at a farm residence of A J Kuhlman near Feedling on Friday. He had proposed to Miss F Kuhlman, who declined. Menzel staggered in with a head wound, later died. a 42 caliber revolver was found, with cartridges scattered, and a note reading Cody-bye ty all. Authorities investigated in Reeling. medical staff could not locate the bullet lodged in his brain.
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Veale case and Wright trial reported from Courthouse
In Yoncalla and nearby, Healey was arrested for allegedly forcing her son Patrick Veale II to remain in bed then firing a bullet at his head. his condition described as serious. In Wellington, George Wright was found guilty of horse poisoning and sentenced to years for cruelty and murder attempts. evidence linked irritants to victim deaths and prior abuse.
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Velobe
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Hume
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Bath
Outrage at Queenstown by Free State soldiers shocks Britain
Four Irish Free State Army men in a motor car opened fire on British troops and civilians at Queenstown injuring 17 and killing one. A second British soldier died later. five civilians were wounded including women. The attackers fled toward the pier and fired on the destroyer Scythe. The incident prompted a large-scale search and a 210000 reward offer for the culprits.
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Dublin
Boxing match in Sydney ends in dramatic upset
Bealugg Sitolimar defeated Harry 6 Gifts with a late surge to outpoint Tommy Uren. The bout was described as the best contest seen in Sedney for many years with Jose Tr largely admitting it was a remarkable show.
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Knockout in Brisbane Magic at Brisbane Stadium
Sunday boxing result at Brisbane Stadium as Mi Tae Brisbane knocks out Max Gornik in the sixth round. crowd watched as Gornik fell after a sharp exchange ending the bout early in the sixth.
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Republic in Greece to be proclaimed this Saturday
The report notes an imminent proclamation of a republic in Greece with a plebiscite planned in April to sanction abolition of the monarchy. scattered garbled text mentions political figures and events, but the core item is the anticipated republic declaration and April plebiscite.
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Dale Beats France in Aggressive Victoria Fight
In Melbourne's Dale defeated France in a vigorous fifteen round bout. France led at times but Dale pressed with aggressive, enterprising attacks. Bloodied by cuts to the eyes, France faded and the referee halted action after twenty rounds, awarding victory to Dale.
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Comedians Body Found in London Thames Area
Selmutboy fw and the body of 1. ty Vivarstttes a cnw in a secluded reach of the upper Thames. Durvilly dleft. The Berner'y street Hotel om Priday, where te had tren sta Ing. In a Diie note to the wife he said farewell You are the best Hilts avon In the world. He had been worried lately that his popularity was waning.
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