France shuffles cabinet as Poincare renews policy drive
Paris reports a new French cabinet under Prime Minister Poincare with changes aimed at reshaping foreign and domestic policy. Key figures Bokunowski Loucheur and others replace ministers judged lacking voters support, signaling a revivified ministry on the eve of elections.
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Reuters
Paris
Vouteure
M Favinut
M. le Trocauer
Ruhr
M. Peincare
Peincare
M Puincare i
M. Bokunowskijie
France
M- Loucheur Teague
M- Poincare
M. Poincare
Mo Miyerot
Wary
M. Quer
4 Comber
Connerce
Dame’ Vincent
Tiealth
Amt
New Labor Control for Northern District Assembly
A newly formed Labour Assembly in the Northern District aims to supersede the electoral common and run a broad campaign for Federal State and Municipal elections. It outlines candidate approval, required pledges, trade union alignment, and sanctions for breaches including expulsion from the Labour Party. The assembly seeks to control state and federal elections in the district.
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Oderal
Labor Assembly
Newcast
SG Baddeley
Portsieled
Inaliches
Tabor
Haddech
A.C
Lustriet Valor Assemble
Gold Discovery Sparks Local Excitement in Mining District
Reports from a rural district describe a major gold find near Beduogora about ten miles from Dibble. Prospects promise millions in value as claims rush to stake up to ten acres, with nearby reef shows and vigorous activity reported over a years-long search.
Memoirs reveal Gallipoli drive delays and Allied plans
Extracts from Lord Wester Wemyss memoirs show he was summoned on February 26 1915 to Admiralty and told an attack on the Dardanelles was imminent. He details arrival at Malta Mudros and that Turks may align with Germany. Australians arrive March 7 lifting morale while mines and ships hindered bombardment. Admirals hold a council March 22 postponing combined action until mines and bombardment are arranged.
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Reuter
London
Lord Wester Wemyss
Gallipoli
Admiral Wemyss
Dardanelles
Lemnos Island
Malta
Arthur Limpus
Germany
Wemyrs
Mudros
Brgade
Transentraye
Admirals
Gene 1
Empire Exhibition Openings Delayed By Revenue Fares Row
Report of a pancontinental Empire Exhibition plan with shows in London and other venues. Disorganized entries include proposed rides and animal displays amid criticism from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Funding debates surface over a grant range from £100,000 to £600,000 as organizers press for a June opening.
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Muntey
Sergien
London
Saymeday
Hearst
Assue
UNDO
Unua
Sunday Express
Society For the Prevention Cruelty In Animals
Wembrey
Corban
Onganiser
West
Norman
Willan Graham Searvlars
Tee Treasury
Onda
Gotinens
Fir Davies
Vemsen
Suneil
Coke Strike Looms Over Wollongong Mines
The coke strike continues with about one third of coal output used for coke. Miners pay a special levy to aid strikers as managers work little more than usual amid growing dissatisfaction. Jesuits are anticipated to comment on the dispute and industry stocks remain busy.
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Nessun
Wollongong
Halseriis
Bar Ag
Admrs
Wwe Ganeiel
Sirvin Ts
Railway Workers Seek Action Over Speeding Up Plan
Members of the Victorian branch of the Australian Railway Union met in Melbourne on Sunday afternoon to decide remedies against the speeding up system. The grievance was referred to the executive for consideration, with the Onion and Hee NaS area noted as needing follow up.
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Melbourne
Australan Railway
Victorian Railways
Onion & Hee
Miners Vote on Owners Offer for Wage Increase
Miners' delegates decide to ballot on the owners' proposal to raise the minimum wage by 10 percent, allocate 87 percent of surplus to wages and 13 percent to profits, replacing the current 83/17 split. They also call on the Government to launch an inquiry. This ballot is not a strike vote.
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Reuter
London
Conference of Miners
Naval Squadron postponement due to continuous rain
Warship unit Wisie, Tennessee and the Helliehepeviat Service Squadron aboard Mobarl faced delays in the Tasmanian Racing Club meeting amid heavy rain. Many events and entertainments were canceled or postponed as weather disrupted schedules and activities.
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Wisie
Vtwobion
Helliehepeviat Servier
Om Mobarl
Cain
New Railway Bridge under construction at Murray Bridge
Steam excavator arrives as plans for a Hemew allway bridge span the stream at Murray Bridge site near the river. A steel wire type equipment and a karan da Kauneht steamer from Hobart to Adelaide arrive with sections for the project.
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Adelaide
Hemew Allway
Murray Bridge
Pteainer
Hobart
Port Adelaide
Austin Strom
Bridw
Missing From Launch Abandoned Hope in Sydney
Fragmented report notes a launch capsized at Keke Bay with casualties and ongoing search by authorities. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
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Sydney
Fat Wyatt
Sun Merl
Water directed into steamer’s bilges incident
Report describes accidental water intrusion aboard a steamer during a Thursday voyage. Water aimed into the bilges caused damage to the hull and bunker area before pumps were started. No coal or fire evidence noted, and authorities pursued the causes of the misdirected flow.
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Bambee
Ani
Saihuz
Married Men Live Longer Than Single, What Statistics Tell
An analysis of Arthur Newsholme and others on vital statistics shows married men enjoy lower mortality than single or widowed peers across most ages. The work notes higher death rates for widows and explains social and economic factors that influence longevity, with nuance by age bands.
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Magey
Sud
Shapter
Sud Nortaling
Arthur Newsholme
Sip
Tore
Sir Arthur
Lucien Maren
Martin
Mien Tahoe
Rite
Iraq Parliament Opens Constituent Assembly Opens
Reuters reports King Feisal opened the Iraq Constituent Assembly in Bagdad naming Abdul M s in Bey president. The King advised the assembly to accept the Ange Tead Treaty, guiding the new body in its early sessions.
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I Reuter
Bagdad
Saturnus
Feisal
Iraq
Tornado and floods kill thirty across three states
Australian press reports a devastating storm sweeping from the Rockies eastward, destroying three small towns in Utah and Oklahoma. Thirty deaths are confirmed with widespread flooding and rail disruptions, as homes and schools are demolished and roads washed away.
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Australian Press Association
Kansas City
Rocky Mountains
Ulinuin
Solel Shawnee
Oklahoma
Tescher
Ut Wivers
Lares
Tour States
Coasinu
Daugherty Resigns as Attorney General Amid Oil Scandal Turmoil
Washington reports say Attorney General Harry Daugherty has resigned under pressure amid the oil scandal disclosures. President Coolidge accepted the resignation as part of a broader cabinet shakeup. Daugherty had resisted leaving before Senate questions concluded, citing a desire for opportunity to answer charges. The move reflects ongoing Republican infighting and upheaval in national politics.
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Retitee
Servic
Washington
Maeve M. Daugherty
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Coolidge
Department Justice
Senate
Daugherty
Wade
Senate Committee
New York
Daugherte
Ohie
Sermons in Tricks by American evangelists in Australia
The article describes a three-member evangelistic team from the United States, featuring a talker, a singer, and Mr Rodeheaver with Miss Lane. It details their stage tricks using sleight of hand, colored flags, a rabbit, and a trombone to captivate audiences at the Chapter House. The trombone acts and readings are highlighted as key crowd-pleasers, with Ming Saxe noted as an effective speaker.
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Eam
Mr Rodeheaver
Lr. Biederwck
Miss Lane
United States
Australia
America
Sydney
Alexander
Thie Deriveri
Ming Saxe
Railway Commission Memoir From Melbourne Sunday
A clipped Melbourne report states that T W Clapp, Commissioner of Jui Wats, observed a ceremony near South Yarra by night. The note mentions a soner cae belonging to Me and the event was linked to the Veter at South Yarra with some disruption noted.
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Melbourne
Soner
T. W. Clapp
Stubur
South Yarra
London Wheat Market Inactivity Reported
London market notes show wheat cargoes inactive with occasional La Plata descriptions and parcels in fair request under last rates as reported by the Ausibiliny Press Association on Saturday.
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I Ausibiliny Press Association
London
la Plata
World Flight Aviators Leave for Brindisi Today
Squadron Leader Maelarom leads the mission as aviators depart from Rome for Brindisi. Representatives from the Th fon Sie Reece coordinate the operation while crews prepare at Hentacelly Aeraden for deployment.
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Brindisi
Heriter
Servier
Rome
Kridas
Maelarom
Hentacelly
Tasmanian oil inquiry seeks Dr Wade service
Mr Neill Sabet Mila asked Premier J Lyons to approach the Commonwealth to obtain Dr Wade's services to study liquid aldeindenmid in Tasmania. The premier noted Dr Wade had previously been brought to assess oil shale and distillation limits. Wade supported Tasmanian oil shale potential and cooperation with the Commonwealth Bureau of Science and Industry to pursue commercial development and further investigate liquid oil.
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Neill Sabet Mila
Twaconstied
Vastuanie
J. Lyons
Commonwealth Saoveenmeps
Ta Tte
Wade
Tasmania
Preavier
Fasmana
Tlethe
George Knibbs
Melbourne
Commonwealth Bureau of Science and Industry
Dr. Wade
Pillaging Of Steamer Valaintle Reported In Veiday Juba Incident
Fragmentary OCR describes a theft on the Tredenhim line with loot including elite underpants and flees. Parcels valued at two qel and staged in Samsun posts. several items suspended in a hallway. Rope and other items found behind lye pynke in a We uth tennel ascaye.
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Veiday
Tredenhim
Mtn
Samsun
Burglary at Melbourne residence targets valuables
Police report a burglary at the home of Mr. Gerstey Hy eamnission agent in North darlin. Entry was forceful, cash and jewelry taken. An insurance policy valued at £200 was involved. Stolen goods recovered later near Preston.
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Melbourne
Suule
Gerstey
North Darlin
Ideal Husband Wealth Contrast in a Question Paper
A fragment discusses ideal husbands from a Daily Express question paper. It notes that wealth and status influence women’s choices and lists traits like moderately good looking, well trained socially, optimistic, respectful, and courteous. Some responses imply looks matter less than character.
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Sulstad
Ife
Transport Strikes Settle With Tentative Terms In London
London reports a tentative settlement of the Fail Way and tramway strikes after four hours of Transport Workers' Union talks. A conference ballot Monday may confirm an agreement, with possible postponement of the underground tube strike and a return to some Sunday service. Some workers receive an immediate 0/4 wage rise, with future adjustments tied to the cost of living, as rail and tram services face ongoing disruption and public fatigue.
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Reuters
London
Transport Workers’ Union
Transport
Tt Ip
Australian Press Association
Londloners
Traplng
Rowan
Thames
Baby Falls From Window In Largs Bay Incident
Isabel Cameron aged 18 months fell from a second floor window at Jetty road Largs Bay around 10 30 am Thursday. She suffered a badly broken limb multiple abrasions and shock but was taken to hospital and was improving.
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Adelaide
Saturda
Isabel Cameron
E. M. Cameron
Jetty Road
Largs Bay
Coal Explosion Kills West Virginia Miners
A mining explosion at Welter in West Virginia killed several miners. Rescue efforts and investigations are ongoing as authorities confirm fatalities and inspect the mine for causes and safety compliance.
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Reuter’s Service
Vangolver
Savardis Tyenipstx
Welter
West Vinginia
Mataatua collision verdict disputing pilots accounts
At Gravesend inquest into the Mataatua and Mataatua collision the American vessel’s pilot and the Mataatua captain gave conflicting signals about navigation. The American pilot claimed Mataatua showed a green light then red and did not take timely action. The Mataatua captain accused the American pilot of actions to avoid the crash. The coroner returned a verdict noting the new lad mentally killed in the collision.
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Reuters
London
Gravesend
le Imediately
Jones
Cricket match report and scores from Saturday fixtures
In an eleventh match of the Pirle Association a surprise led to a collapse with four wickets. YM suffered a destruction as Nail powered through, while Sully and others delivered. In other action ATELAIDP and East Torrens A Grade clashed on Adelaide Oval with Me vay’s 1K not out guiding East Torrens to a decisive start as wickets fell and play paused for the day.
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Terstipe
Tit Pirle
Nees
Hote
Sully
Abd
Stu
Stedfers
Sturmer
East Torrens
Stet
Adelaide Oval
Mevay
East Torrits
Murray
Whey
Euel Torrens
Wickels
Fast Scoring Report From Bathurst Frat Cricket Match
Tydene and Sant iy playing in the frat grade comput Yon at Bathurst B. Gamping scored 244 runs within two hours. He hit 26 shoes, five com Avely, and scored 86 in three over.
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Tydney
Sant
Zeigner Saxony Ex-Premier Sentenced for Bribery
Herr Zeigner, former Socialist premier of Saxony, has been sentenced to three years in prison and civil rights loss for accepting bribes. He allegedly arranged suspensions of proceedings or destroyed incriminating documents in exchange for money from those awaiting trial.
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Recher
Lens
Herr Zeigner
Saxony
Zeigmer
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