Plot to overthrow Prussia echoes in Berlin coup fears
Fragmented dispatch reports a Berlin inspired conspiracy to topple the Prussian government and restore a Weimar style order. Authorities allege Nationalist factions and ex allies have been installed in Berlin while calls for dissolution of field offices and a dictatorship rise. Berlin reports warn of imminent coup as officials vow treason trials.
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Ecsupation
Prince Imprisoned and Sentenced in Civil Court Chaos
Fragmented report details imprisonment of an unnamed prince by civil court order, eight months hard labor plus a 900,000 rears fine, amid a wartime financial dispute. Paris talks of Allied repayment plans for American army costs and German reparations, with diplomacy over seizure laws and ship forfeiture.
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Prume “Feade
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Aga
Paris
Sundey
Irix
Haya
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Feasen-Bolaibn
Aterica
Imperial politics amid London factions and Liberal debates
Fragmentary report from London discusses a meeting of the Manchester Liberal Federation. It notes resolutions deploring policies and a government decision on essential empathy by urging need for urgent consultations. Mentions Houses of Commons and ongoing political tensions.
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London
Manchester Liberal Federation
Jy Lno
Irieh Republican Envoys Condemned by Premier Cosgrave
The Irieh Republicans are condemned by Irish Premier Cosgrave for their methods in the war against the Irish patron. He cautions Australians against supporting the envoy mission and denounces the group’s actions, pledging to uphold domestic gospel and peace.
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Indecent Assault Case Sent to Reform School
A youth aged under 18 was committed to a reform school after pleading guilty to an indecent assault charge in the State Children’s Court. The defendant denied the offense at first but confessed when confronted by the complainant and her mother. The court ordered detention until the youth reaches 18.
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Celimen
Lenin's Condition Specialists Report Recovery Possible
Riga reports eight specialists conclude Lenin's illness is abating. Claim that recovery is possible with complete recuperation. details unclear due to garbled text. United Service notes uncertainty and ongoing assessment of M. Len ts health.
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A Hollelin
M. Lent
United, Service
Farewell at Nacpory Mission Meeting for Mrs Rowe
A gathering at the Wernertown Lectura Hall drew a large crowd of attendees bidding farewell to Mrs Rowe and Mr Rowe as they depart the circuit for Waikerie. The event included thanks from the branch and a presentation of traveling items. The couple plan a holiday in the Bie Mountains.
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Farawell
Gordon Wits
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Tve
Military trainees return from tour at Pineapple Camp
Military trainees from the 1000 and 1904 divisions conclude a tour at Winefela and Dey Creek. Afternoon activities include a Fuj on Sx ceremony as the unit returns to base, marking the end of their camp period.
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Scotland Yard Detectives Targeted in Irish Threats
Dublin reports say threats and intimidation connected to Irish politics reached London and Scotland Yard after raids. Aimed at detectives and officials, the messages warn of further disruptions as British and Irish actors discuss the potential for American influence and anti government actions amid ongoing tensions.
Derby citizens to honor Victoria Cross winner’s mother
In Derby the town plans to grant freedom of the city to Mrs Rivers, mother of a VC recipient who was slain in the war. She remains active with the team’s two roblest seriels and has refused a lifelong house offer from the corporation. Lord-Haig and Mrs Rivers will receive the honor side by side.
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Fall From Train In Barwood Leaves Man Hospitalized
A 40 year old man from Shattsbury Avenue Bar- Woody fell between a light train cars during assembly work and moving operations at Barwood last night. He sustained injuries requiring hospital treatment and both of his feet were amputated.
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Islington Dismissals Spark Adelaide Protest
A protest by demonstrators gathered near Islington as dismissals by the government sparked opposition. Susay-Ar Lavon and Mr J Onan led the action, urging longer consideration for workers and more sympathetic treatment. The meeting passed a resolution condemning the government’s actions.
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Wananda Trouble Leads to Industrial Court Referal
Informal conference held last Thursday between Port Adelaide representatives and Adelaide Labor group failed to reach a settlement on the Wandana dispute. Proceedings extended, adjourned after about two hours with no agreement reported.
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Spor t Overseas Fragment Summary Card
A distorted overseas sports fragment mentions names like Murphy and Shavenace with references to Liverpool and a horse related context. The garbled text lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm a definite score or match.
Sydney Labor Crisis Faces Leadership Shakeup
Sydney reports show the Grist i Tabor movement shrinking as Mr Gregory McGirr loses followers after Dooley's replacement. Officials claim 50 defections this week while support fractures widen and plans for a June leadership conference loom. The Opposition leader Dooley maintains control amid shifting loyalties.
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Police Assault in Sydney Near Paragon Hotel Detains Suspect
A Sunday incident near Ceroulay Quay saw Constable Matristal collide with a man outside the Paragon Hotel. The man resisted while a crowd formed, but two constables arrived to intervene. McCristal faced a mob defense and escaped serious injury. A second incident at Bowney Hart left a man badly mauled with broken ribs and a damaged eye. one suspect was arrested.
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A Grade Cricket Averages Highlight Adelaide Season
Sunday features show top scores and bowling figures across Adelaide A grade cricket. Dalim posts 256 runs in a season famed for high totals, while B D under and Lewis excel with strong averages. Jose and Schummsher lead bowling with notable wickets, and M Fisher and Rundell contribute decisive batting efforts despite limited appearances.
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Water Pipe Contract Brisbane Streets
Brisbane water board awarded a contract for 36 and 18 inch pipes worth £180,000, to be manufactured locally in Brisbane by a specified company. Construction plans include erecting the pipes at designated sites under WSWA supervision.
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Brisbane Water Board
Mosers Hopkins' and Co
Cith— Gow
WSWA
Steel Industry Sydney Sunday Tassndners Novel Award
The text discusses reactions to an award related to the steel industry in Sydney and mentions Mr Fibble and Mr Baler. It references a strike, plant operations, and an agreement with owners about price changes following the award.
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Fibble
Baler
Petition on weekly half holiday proposal circulated
In a fragmented notice from Adelalde on Sunday, residents of Snide and nearby areas signed a petition urging the minister to declare a district half day or weekly holiday. The document requests the district be exempt from compulsory statutes and proposes a May deadline for counter petitions.
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Snide
Porter's Leg Amputated in Adelaide Hospital
A fragmentary report from Adelaide describes a porter undergoing leg amputation after an accident. The hospital records mention immediate surgery and a patient named in a garbled line, with unclear details about ages, dates, or exact causes.
UPHNEE- MEN INJURED IN ADELAIDE MISHAP
A late afternoon collision near Botanic Park injured Jane Noden of Welland Alec. Berry of Cregdiu and Martha Salman of Mile Hod. The accident occurred during a procession of unusual vehicles. Eyewitnesses explained the brakes failed, causing a crash as the lube container exploded.
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Sydney Man Assaulted Near Molt Street
Sydney Sunday report states Dearee Nawhan of Molt Street Barry Mills was assaulted on Badly Avenue last night. He was sent to hospital where his son lies in serious condition. The assailant, a man about 23, fled after striking Nawhan with a violent blow and leaving him on the pavement.
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Young typist Melbomine case heads to remand
Eileen Evans, a young typist, was brought forward Saturday on charges of house breaking and theft. She faced allegations of unlawful possession of clothing valued at 405 pounds. Police reported goods worth 700 pounds stolen from several houses tied to the accused, with items valued at 400 pounds found in her room. She was remanded to await further proceedings.
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Whitslaw Hatchiard Tennis Match Postponed at Risdon Park
The Charlotte Dye Handicap singles final between A C Whitelaw and C Hatchiard was postponed due to late arrivals and transport issues. Whitelaw attended while Hatchiard, en route from Qadru, failed to arrive on time, delaying the 4 30 kickoff and drawing local interest.
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Tragic Death at Show Leaves Family in Shock
A young entrant, Muriel Chiribue aged 18, died after a dangerous incident at a public show. Reports describe a riding event gone wrong when a horse misstepped and fell, crushing her as spectators watched. The inquiry and hospital care followed, with details limited in the fragmented OCR text.
Serious charge in Bataraay court case of theft and assault
Godlan Smith aged 49 appeared at Bataraay city court charged with stealing Dorothy Bayne and indecent assault. He denied the assault and was remanded until Tuesday.
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Downed by drunk driving charge after street incident
Fragmentary report describes a person named in connection with an incident on Druitt Street near Centesi Square. The individual was arrested and charged with drunkenness while in charge of a vehicle amid a disturbance at a local area.
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Benen
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Melbourne Carters Union Meets Over Working Hours
In Melbourne on Saturday the Garters and Drivers Unions debated working hours. Members oppose a rise to 9 hours per day or 400 per week and prefer arbitration. A motion for direct action was dropped, and the decision was to seek a conference with an arbitrator.
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Unclear fragment reports on Oxford incident and injuries
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Suultey Biteabéek and Bavarte- Saster with a wound and a torn element, dated Saturday. Details are unreadable but imply an assault or accident at a location referencing Oxford. Further context unavailable from the remains.
New Subway Glass Roofs Spark Transit Debate
In New York a transportation article notes a bus company trial with glass roofs described as a rubber neck scene. The piece hints at passenger visibility and novelty, raising questions about safety and aesthetics in urban transit design.
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Unclear excerpt on voyage tale near Woy Woy to Newcastle
Fragmentary text recounts a voyage or journey from Sydney toward Newcastle with references to William Webb and a 68 year old man. The passage is garbled and sporadic with many OCR errors, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Wiliam Webb
Sydney
Newcastle
Parliament votes on humane training ban for primates
London reports the House of Commons passed a second reading 169 to 0 on a bill to prohibit cruel training and performances of anthropoid apes. The measure aims to restrict training sites and empower police to enter premises. Reuter notes related aviation and education items on the day.
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More New Settlers Land at Vietarid Port
The steamer Melbour ne carries 260 men and 200 more settlers bound for New South Wales. Last trials show big events tonight with special exhibitions and attractions. Be early to attend.
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Burndine “Tag Artivea
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