Chaos in Germany prompts talks and threats of new rule
Reports from United Service London describe German moderates seeking to restore peace while extremists declare dictatorship. Communists push for armed uprisings, government forces struggle with food shortages and terror. Strains in the Ruhr and Baltic areas fuel calls for renewed coercion as new executive power surfaces.
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United Service
London
Germany
Bielefeld Drnisice
Tieaten Lo
Bliike
Mwy Estrukra
Suet Ab Dingbung
Bahr
Times
Tisen
Kripp Faz
Loriys
Muisilions
Woael
Heller
Troops Begin Abs en Ostarr in Halle
A Times correspondent in Berlin describes Westphalia as the most critical region with thousands of workers and troops marching against government forces near Lumen. The socialist press in Dorntina district claims the government is facing strikes and unrest amid the turmoil.
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United Service
London
Sofurding
the Times
Gopenhagen
Westphalia
Lumen
Dorntina
Germany's New Chancellor and Power Behind the Move
The article profiles Muller as the opportunist who secured the chancellorship amid postwar Berlin turmoil. It notes his role in the government and influence within socialist circles, while signaling opposition from Herr Mann and uncertainty over a stable administration.
Communists in retreat amid Dutch frontline action
London dispatch says from Rotterdam that German forces halted an offensive inwards and pushed Communists to the south of Friedrichsfeld. Government troops ring Friedrishsfeld with a strong cordon and forty batteries of artillery. The Communist executive in the Tul Basin is mentioned.
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London
the Times
Rotterdam
Tale — Ghngsal Witler
Friedrishsfeld
Tul
Nokdrleus
Miners' Dispute Edges Toward Settlement Likely
Direct action plans fail to gain majority as ministers push for renewed offer. Delegates oppose a direct negotiation while public opinion weighs in. The Premier confirms ongoing talks and cites a government offer of ten trillion pounds annually to miners as the base for settlement discussions.
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Iis
Munday
Heajon
Clionisis
Tite Scolland
Lin‘sastire
Cheshire Selegates
Feom
Yohiris
Ainet
Conamey
Jon
Orreaten Dafes
Alreauy
Japan's Ambition Grows in Siberia Policy Debate
London desk reports in Thy Times that Nicki Nicki Shimbun urges Japan to abandon indecision and assert dominance in Far Eastern affairs. The paper calls for recognition of Japan's preeminent role and for ending subordination to Western powers in Siberia and broader regional policy.
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London
Pitos
Tho
Japan
Navy politics blamed for naval delays and poor policy
A Reuters summary notes tensions in the U S Navy leadership during 1917 as testimony criticizes personal methods of Secretary Daniels and delays in approving key policy and submarine preparations. Witnesses claim American agents reported German activity but the Navy Department failed to act promptly, while Captain Loring argues exceptions limited destroyer responses.
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Weldnessay
Gaptin
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Ilo
Ig Naval
Josephus
Daniels
Germany
Vebrugry
Washlington
Navy Department
Loring
Pirie Town Council Improves Proposed and Grants
The Pirie Town Council held a night session led by Major EME J. S. Gondea to discuss improvements including council premises, gas ownership, and street work in Alexandar Street and Ellen Street. Debits and balances from previous meetings were reviewed, with focus on water, electrical works, and new street improvements.
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Eme
J. S. Gondéa
Hon Goskburne
MM. Braott
WU Cammpel
MT. Warren
Wales
Awerudu
Pirie
South Australia
Geddes
Lous Gas
Australian Gas
Conneil
Counell
Alexandar Strest
Couneil
Moxaaver
Mareh
Amd
Bolshevists Alarm Afghans Near Russian Front
A London dispatch reports Afghans alarmed by a Russian Bolshevist concentration near the frontier. The piece cites popular fear of raids and mentions memory officials in Sharindoot as part of the record.
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Renter's
London
Saturn
Deliik
Russia
Man suffers skull fracture after street brawl in Atel bourne
A serious brawl in Atel bourne left 27 year old James-wifur 'Doxwy with a fractured skull after being knocked to an asphalt Moor. Police report several arrests in connection with the incident and warn the injury could prove fatal.
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Melegurne
Atelbourne
James—wifur ‘Doxwy
Antvloster
Levier, 4 Tornier J0icter of La Bavarian envied Government
London Sunday Times reports in Berlin that Communists and allied factions are blamed for a violent incident. A British correspondent notes confusing details and cautions that the tone of the transmission does not reflect official Times policy.
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Tornier
la Bavarian
He Times
London
the Times
Berle
Avi
Yoo Pulogh Hentiog
Dhe
Miley
East-Berlin
Habtag
Premier loses mis beat in W8W election
Sydney reports the premier on the W8W election ticket has been defeated with party standings showing Labor 25, Nationalists 2, Progressives 7, Independent 1. Fifty more seats may be decided as preferences in key constituencies affect final outcomes. The overall result remains uncertain pending postal and preference distributions.
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Sydney
Olker
Nembers
Fire in the Hills Speeds With Strong Winds North-East of Port Pirie
A bush blaze in the hills northeast of Port Pirie advanced rapidly as high winds pushed it southward along the hillside. The fire, first spotted in the Sundred district near Bargain, spread toward farms at the hill foot with damage feared along the coast, estimated at three miles of impact and heavy losses.
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Port Pirie
Uy Hills
Niles
Dore
Solomontown
Sinn Fein banker accounts probe leads to shooting
London reports a Sinn Fein bank inquiry under the Crimes Act has centered on the Clifton Bank accounts. A man affiliated with Sinn Fein was shot outside the Masonic Club at Balbriggan after weeks of questioning in Dublin.
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Fane Sioner
London
Icist
Sinn Fein
Balle Bride
Ships and engines wanted country without transport
London dispatch reports Prince of Romania seeking aid from Japan to rebuild after war. Romania, unable to help Britain due to its own ravages, hopes Japan will supply ships and locomotives and secure favorable exchange terms via oil and crop shipments. Net wealth and allies cited as strained amid Russia proximity.
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United Service
London
Amessaga
Capea
Mion
Jettries
Toumania
Lovsnia
Aves
Foumania
Japan
Russia
Parliament debates affordable housing measure in Cann Province
The bill introduced in Parliament proposes local rent boards with power to investigate rents and curb excessive charges. It would empower magistrates to fine up to £500 or imprison offenders for up to twelve months, balancing tenant relief with enforcement.
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iReuber
Cann
Indian Frontier War Report on Punitive Expedition
Reuters dispatch from Bombay describes the Punitive expedition commander's note that Mahsuds who submit to the British government may return home, while those who resist submission face destruction of homes and property.
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Meuler
Bombay
Reuters
Pesange
Weld
A. Jiram Om Jie
Alread
Bris
Wireless telephone idea between Britain and Netherlands
The Times reports London header noting chronic congestion of Anglo-Overseas cables and the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce asks Sir Marconi to study wireless telephone messages between the two nations. Governments of Great Britain and the Netherlands are favorable to the suggestion. A conversation charge of about four shillings seven pence a minute is considered.
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London
Netherlands
Gounerets
Sir Marconi
Great Britain
Plan
Suggeson
Two Women Arrested as Goods Recovered in Prahrun
In Prahrun on Monday plainclothes police arrested Melbodyne Blige Messing and Maria Birlsul for shoplifting. Officers recovered 4500 worth of goods, including 2500 valued items from the warden residence at Carlton and Richmond. The suspects admitted stealing items from leading warehouses at the police station.
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Melbodyne
Blige Messing
Maria Birlsul
Prahrun
Carlton
Richmond
British birth and marriage figures show rise in 1949 third quarter
The Times reports England and Wales registrar data for the third quarter of 1949 show 2,000 more marriages and 30,000 more births than the same period in 1948. Infant mortality improved, with births increasing and infant deaths reduced.
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London
Wedesstay
England
Wales
Vbaya
Germany Evades Peage Treaty Claims, Paris Reports
Paris dispatch notes alleged German reluctance to disarm under the treaty as life of the old military establishment remains intact. Reports state 2.6 million soldiers permitted to retain service, with Reichswehr totals around 600,000 and auxiliary 400,000, and a government readiness to mobilize 50,000 experienced troops on short notice.
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London
Auda
Hetters
Paris
Hal
Bortine
Germany
Ava
France
Germuany
Ondon
Henri Bidyu
Mayence
Rola
Afrigan Gold Theft Arrested On Steamer
In Adelaide Mubday, a man appeared in police court charged with stealing gold from a steamer arriving from South Africa. The accused allegedly hid about seven pounds of gold coins and forged bank drafts, claiming plans to ship them to Indians and hide proceeds in South Africa. Remanded pending further inquiry.
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Aish Avilti
Adelaie
Tiays Onry Smith ‘Gon
South Afria
South Afeiea
Nieiwisan
Pie Dormaritaburg
Natal
Park Adelaite
South Africa
Tadia
Bud Bellur
Sydney
Sullison
South Afrien
Progress of aviation aeropurse exceeds thivees miles a minute
An experimental aviation pilot flying from Naples to a distant city reportedly covered about 450 kilometres in roughly 10 minutes. The event, described in The Times, notes a mood of rapid progress and raises engineers' questions about future engine capabilities and safety. The Civil Engineers Dinner was held, with discussions on aviation advances led by prominent speakers from Parliament and engineering bodies.
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London
Pluunery
House of Commons
Civil Engineers
Public Notice of Sale to Mars and Partners
Public notice announces the sale of the entire stock to Mars and Partners of Elles Street Port Pirve. It credits previous support from Le Av Mars, USBORNE AND DALE electrical engineers on Norman Street.
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MARS
Elles Street
Sleetrical Coquest
Ms. le Av Mars
Usborne and Dale
Eleoital Engineers
Norman Street, Port Pirve
Soap Sale Advertises Wide Range of Bars and Boxes
A bustling soap sale advertises assorted brands and weights with prices from 1/58 to several shillings per bar or box. The notice urges buyers to order early, with daily deliveries to Port and suburbs and a March 31 end date.
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Burford
Phung
Sarvell
Sarbollc
Pki
Phi Atleke Ua
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