World News seriously weighs revived mobility amid league talks
In September world powers discuss revived mobility amid League of Nations pressure. Thousands of enslaved peoples seen in Somaliland to Arabia as French authorities curb slave trade. June naval activity targets Red Sea and Persian Gulf. Turkish notes and Austrian proposals move toward agreement. Reuters reports delivery to Constantinople and Angora amid Allied diplomacy.
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Wotmey
League of Nabous Fuedle
Somaliland
Arabia
Magagescar
Brien
Red Sea
Parsian Gulf
Onan
An-Trom
Death of Sarah Bernhardt Shocks Paris Press and Public
Paris reports the death of famed actress Sarah Bernhardt after a long illness. Observers note her career spanned decades and brought international fame, wealth, and influence, with tributes pouring in from European newspapers and theatres.
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Howe
Bernbandt
Howers
Paris
Tossa
Partlays
Mircama
Bernhardt
Sue
See
Mahenthy
Mike Tiglis
Exifel
Sarah
Melrose man pleads guilty in Gladstone circuit court
The Gladstone circuit court heard the case of Dugan of Melrose who pleaded guilty to a charge of feloniously unlawfully and maliciously setting fire to or destroying wheat in Gregory Hundred. Witnesses described the incident and a farmer from Melrose testified about crop loss and burn marks.
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Dena Edgard Dugan
Ats
Melrose
Gregory
W.A. Bellison
Henley
Staley Trezloou
Erasier
Suirote
Sind
Amiles
Jullison
Ducas
Brisbane
Ula
Crosa
James. Fuller
Edgar Filler
Afelpnne
Millhouse
Svera Poling
Wwe
Montgomery
Jack
Dieu
Jack Dugan
Dugan
Gomary
Rollison
Akizk
Biloman
Eave
Sunudla
James
Wiley
Eliene
Free State government in Britain amid unrest
Fragmentary OCR describes Free State mood in Britain with mentions of riots, wounded troops after an encounter near Alexandria, and a landing attack on a residence. The text references Home Office, brides, and Parliament, but clarity is limited by decoding errors.
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Britain
Kingdon
Teregt Aleseingion
Whlabara
Prince of Wales Four London Hound Trials Close Call
A garbled report describes the Prince of Wales near Reading during a steeplechase sketch. He reportedly fell into water, was saved, and emerged amid cheers. The event sparks interest in steeplechase performances and national reaction to the mishap.
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London
Kinlark
Melton Huot
Vietre
Finlarke
United Service
Widow Charged in Baby’s Death at Cowra Inquiry
Serious charge in Sydney region follows findings that a baby’s body lay partly burnt in a house near Cowra. The woman, 25, testified she dropped a lash while caring for the infant, but jurors returned not guilty of murder while convicting others of complicity to the baby’s death. She was sentenced under law 21 of the Bailments Act.
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Sydney
Widnesday
Ghidry Ley— Burn
Gear
Cowra
Stady
Declarerd
Ian
Nok
Wat Wales
Svas
Fragmentary Confession in Local Fire Case
A garbled transcript fragment outlines a fire incident involving a speaker and relatives. The text references a break to observe a blaze, an accusation, and statements about a chair and a witness recorded with limited readable details. The fragment hints at testimony connected to a Section 337 matter and delayed recognition of a suspect.
Banese MARY Pickford Fe het 10086 special at comee
Fragmentary OCR hints at a namespaced item involving Banese Mary Pickford and Gia Friese with a 10086 figure and a special action or event. Details are unreadable, but the record suggests a personal notice or informal announcement.
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Banese Mary
Pickford Fe
Comee
Gia Friese
Ruhr Evacuations Timed as Rail Worker Strikes Loom
Reported plans in Ruhr indicate gradual evacuations and beach access limits tied to social hours. Officials say preparations are daily, with numbers to double as voluntary workers rally. Railway service talks produced no yield, while governments press for chosen communities to respond.
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Bpaney
Jesus
Decree Dissolves Security Police and Sets New Military Order
In Dusseldorf General Degourte issues a decree dissolving the Security Police and authorizing reorganized control. Police authority will be reorganized across districts with a central gallery as a principal focus and selective arms confiscation. Military oversight resumes for those failing to comply with the measure.
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Dusseldorf
Boat Commander Arrest Reported In 1926 Susten Sinkings
Reports detail the arrest of Captain Stainbush, a destroyer commander, linked to the war era sinking of the steamer Susten in 1926. The fragmentary item notes his involvement and mentions Libpsisde and Prende in a maritime crime context.
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Serian
Tusaday
Ita
Stainbush
Cerminals,om
Getaunt
German Foreign Minister on Reparations and Loans
A Paris report states the German Government seeks the highest international loan and to pass proceeds to France via Allies ties. The Reparations Commission warns Germany cannot issue loans without commission consent amid Ruhr tensions. Local and border controls note arrests of customs officials and shopkeepers amid enforcement actions.
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Gary
France
Ie Mulster
Ruhr
Paris
Varsalles
Ansideq
Germany
John Brad—bury
Colcoran
Notate
Peake Bursary Adelaide University Opens Competition
The Archibald Henry Peake bursary offers about £400 to South Australian residents under 19 with university eligibility. Applicants must have parental residency in the state and be committed to Adelaide University courses. The award is decided by the leaving Wonnns examination results and is open to those who have attended undergraduate studies.
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Adegalde
Quite Caaneil
Otedhey
Ste Archibald
Henry Peake
Philip Springls
South” Australis
Adelaide
Bona Fda
South Australia
Vmishl Camdiates Campabes
University AF Adelaide
Ous
Ondergrad
Adelaide University
Mel Jonge
Socialists Sunday in Schools and Legal Reform
Fragmented OCR text discusses socialist Sunday in schools, calls for modifying legal defenses and procedures, mentions Susie and teaching details, and hints at division and conservatism within the movement. Names and places are unclear. focuses on education, legal change, and factional debates.
Popular Minister Accepts New Post at North Adelaide
Gordon Rowe, after five years as minister at Solomontown, is appointed to Archer Attesse, North Adelaide. A gathering praised his work, noting rising attendance, support from youth programs, and strong ties with churches, schools, and the community.
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Gordon Rowe
Tiat-Cureh
Archer” Attees
Qiroule
North_ Adelaide
L.manifold
Rowehea
Aera
Industria
Mate Koni
Coe Balsnoe
Tive
Yeang
Rowe
Memorial Hospital
Home
Ana
oMk
Rowe Nad Siutsined
Dy B. Baldock
Childean
Degan
Adelaide
Solo
Monawn
Appianse
Mr. Lorimer
Benalt
Towtowp
Prasseil
Maby
Prac
Beasley
Herchitech
A.W. Waillngton
Ohadfida
Revwe
Stansful
Wellington
Dabesel
Imperial Migration and Unemployment Outlook Report
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss imperial migration and unemployment projections, mentioning 690,009 jobless and references to colonies, dominions, and trade schemes. Contains garbled names and unclear events, with several distorted terms and misplaced phrases.
Australian Wool Market and Government Shares Sale
A fragmented report notes the government holding about 520,000 shares with an estimated market value of 10.5 million dollars. The system proposed to time the current policy and monthly results during February 1524 as discussed by Mir Bood Carpenter and others.
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Quastiaes
Wallaroo Mines Seek Steady Demand Shift
In a report on the Wallaroo mines the directors note sustained demand in the United States and rising prices for refined copper. They discuss wage considerations and the decision to adjust daily pay based on market levels, with figures cited around 70 to 75 pounds per day as standard and potential increases tied to production costs.
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Americs
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