Finnish Troops Strike Back Against Bolshevists Reach
Allied observers report Finnish forces driving Bolshevik units from Lalinenpully near the White Sea junctions. British troops arrived at Pandelie aiding Petroskel defense as Finnish detachments pursue Bolshevik losses and capture several towns. Reports describe German troops displaced from the Letish provisional government amid ongoing regional turmoil.
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Petroskel
Glenwt
Lysses
Lywenky Syeust
Bolsheviste
Owsnathes
Pétensker
Pandelie
Lying Assurances From Bolshevist Leaders
A Paris theater of war report claims Bolshevik leaders promise 80,000 Victorians will move west to bolster fronts. Red Guard resistances, artillery, and armor are noted as decisive, while the Volga Valley is described as securely in Bolshevik hands. A 2100 mile advance by the Omsk division is cited amid tensions and peasant uprisings.
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London
the Times
Kizin
Fance
Tienora Nolichak
Volga
Omsk
Red Guard
What is a Clerk in Adelaide Wages Case
The case from The Australian Workers Union in Adelaide examines clerical employment definitions and wage scales for workers in drapers, stationary shops, and related stores. Deputy President Mr Webb questioned the scope of clerical duties and the inclusion of workers under 16, debating no-shift classifications and holiday pay.
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Adelaide
Soule Suse Vrnfinn
Lereat Association
Syhieh
Suutt
Veld
Sunes
Tis
Webb
Boyketh
Boyhelt
Tyere
Gine
Ityw
Sears
British mail venture speeds up Sydney delivery
The British wait just ach Sydney on Mie Venture estab renza in size. It comprised about 19,000 baes, estimated to 'wateh 1900 tons. The secretary of the Postal De parimipet Sttes that avery: effort Wil Iwemave to unliver Wie malls as soon as possible. The postal authorities at San Broneiste were asked to arrange re malts to be stored in such a way That Hey call be promptty Manele on Visi arriv Sydosy. and the Sines plawts have been. insteadied to expediate the landing and delivery.
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Sydney
Renza
Avery
San Broneiste
High Cost of Living at Government Workers Tribunal
A report from the Government Workers' Tribunal ongoing inquires into wage and living costs. Witnesses describe high clothing prices and insufficient wages with little hope of saving. The testimony notes unemployment risk and workers seeking alternative employment as prices soar.
Freedom at Last: Railway Traffic Eases After Inquiry
Report notes a tense scene at the station as armed individuals confront officials over travel restrictions. Inspector Nicholls ends the confrontation, while station master Ms Taylor confirms that travel restrictions have been officially lifted by traffic superintendent Mr Henderson.
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Tertus
Ellen
Nicholls
Sester- Ting
Taylor
Hennerson
London Population After Armistice Surges in 7 Million Range
Postwar London faced a swelling population with estimates placing the metropolis between 13 and 4 million people, forcing overseas soldiers to sleep on doorsteps while efforts attempted to improve living conditions.
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WSCA
Lemaon P
London
Malropolis
Influenza Behind Locked Doors Secrecy At Health Board Session
An old clipping reports a secret meeting of the Local Board of Health with the board’s solicitor present. There are circulating rumors of extraordinary ordinances and hidden subjects, suggesting developments may be taken up soon as an early date.
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Board of Health
Ugue
Eis
Suspicious Case Report From Selowiontown Village
Dr. Glose reports a suspicious vase of influests from Selowiontown. Precautionary isolation for the patient while tests continue. Tests show changeover from influenza but diagnosis unclear. Patient planned to be intied today as doctors monitor for flu like symptoms.
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Selowiontown
Ibis
Glose
Seb
Tiuenza
Ae Ik
Views on influenza case at Port Pine hospital
Dr George Central Board of Health expresses cautious optimism about a suspected influenza case in Port Pine. He notes mild symptoms, hospital observation, and quarantine measures while preparations are made for possible transfer to Sydney facilities if needed. Several staff and patients remain under watch as authorities coordinate inspections and support.
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Port Pine
Central Board of Healitt
Hoenza
Hilal
al Ute
Aler
Lindsiy
Anul
Nicholls
USA
Glove
LwWo
Gloss
Puet Parle
Tuarasay
Mielpide
Luca Borra
Adelaide
Tron
Gente Board of Healt
Thare
Port Puig
Astate
A. Houston
Premiar
Healt
Tor Sydney
Haff
Bork Pieie
New Soutt Wales
Thy
Board of Health
Pescal
Geddes
Hopkins
Passiel
Warren
Pimlott
Denims Aid
Coote
Lette
Atendance
Bord of Health
Ubu
E. Garrett
Carfe-Marrey
Leiteh
Gourlyy
Gr. Warren
Wall
Ure
Quarantine on Wallaroo ship and hospital staffing update
Influenza cases aboard Wallaroo from Gren Island via Melbourne led to vessel quarantine and anticipated phosphate rock shipments. Local Health Board discussed nurse staffing, orderlies, and hospital supervision, with measures to retain staff and ensure care during the epidemic. Additional reports note Adelaide influenza developments and precautionary actions at Angaston.
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Wallarog
Ahsa
Geaburg
Jak Wallarog
Gren
Melbourne
Utter
Outbreak at Renmark Sees Homes Quarantined
Adelaide report notes an outbreak at Renmark with patients isolated in hospital wards. A makeshift tented redoubt has been erected to aid infection control while homes and relatives of patients are placed under quarantine.
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Adelaide
Juftuower Tee Bec
Jrr
Josh Instanges
Iueo Bean
Pneumonia and influenza cases rise in broken hill region
Five positive pneumonia influenza cases are under hospital care in Broken Hill with four convalescents discharged. In Sydney last week 40 deaths and 224 new pneumonia cases were reported. 123 discharged, 145 remaining under treatment. Lithgow reports 4 critical patients and about 2000 sick statewide. Ballarat records another pneumonia influenza death. a Ballarat hotelkeeper and a city resident die. Union discussions on alleged hospital worker illnesses and a ship service reduction prompt broader labor and health concerns.
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Broken Hill
Teva
Sydney
Nckeonoliton
German peace delegation reaches Versailles in Paris pact drive
Reuters dispatch from Paris reports the German peace delegation, said to number sixty, has arrived at Versailles as negotiations toward a settlement continue.
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Reuter
London
Rauter
Paris
Pum Dering
Versailles
Arrogant Minister Denounces Allies In Berlin Speech
Reuters reports from Berlin that the Prussian Minister der Infanterie Herr Tene condemned Entente leaders as failures and warned allies they must not humiliate themselves for past wars. He argued Entente statesmen were deluded by power, likening them to failed German rulers and calling the present path tragic and reckless.
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Reuter
London
Tater
Berlin
Paris reparations row widens as Belgian ministers clash
In Paris on Tuesday six Belgian ministers met after a cabinet session denouncing the reparations plan. Belgians urge a large indemnity to avert a financial crisis as reconstruction takes priority. The cabinet threatens changes if the plan does not favor Belgium.
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United Service
Paris
Develo
Gabinat
Melelatam
Lim
Me Bouinoll
League of Nations first meeting set for Washington
Paris dispatch reports the League of Nations will convene in Washington for its inaugural plenary session. Thirteen nations have signaled intent to attend and the first secretary general salary is fixed at 25,000 pounds annually with 9,000 pounds for expenses. The Times notes the covenant adoption marks a solemn moment and emphasizes action over words.
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Paris
Puesilay
League of Naliius
Washington
Wilson
Mentral
Eric
Deters Tiand
Mie Leago
ONDON
the Times
Coal mine unions vote to cease work and unlaminated strike
Federated Engine Drivers and allied associations approve a plan to stop work across several British mines including British North Junction and North and South, with financial members disciplined and talks ongoing with the Cerlie Beated drivers. The move follows a ballot and aims to resolve a dispute between engine drivers unions.
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Broken Mill
Wesinnsitsy
PEO
P. Association
Monighs
Wu-night
Ualinancial
Geot
Enginedrivers
North Junction
North
Southi
Federated Enginedrivers
Bieeman
Tie Campaign
Uninand
WED
Cerlie
Mo Settiaent
Lhwery
Adinine Nanusers
Michel
Itil
Utes Messeers
Bynery
Thom
Peace Celebration Plans Face Split Over Band Participation
The Peace Celebration Committee issued a circular inviting local bands to cooperate in the peace day events. Most bands consented, but AMAL refused, citing war theater strikes and protests by workers in Russia and elsewhere, questioning the celebrations' justification.
Paris suspect Landran protests innocence in nursing case
Landran arrives in Paris under guard and denies involvement after police examination. He refuses to contest the charges and tells detectives to locate the nurse themselves, asserting Iris innocence.
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the Times
Paris
Landran
Iris
Gallipoli graves pledge to British control in perpetuity
United Services Paris reports Premier Massey secured a Gallipoli agreement transferring battlefield cemeteries to Britain in perpetuity for permanent maintenance as a memorial. The Ottoman Government must act within six months to vest the rights with the British Imperial Graves Commission and ensure protection and punishment of violators, indicating Turkey’s submission to mandatory power oversight.
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United Servies
Paris
Tesday
Massey
New Zealand
Gallipoli
Great Britain
Turkey
War Council
Constantinovie
Chicago Provision Markets Rise and Fall in Heavy Trading
In Chicago on Thursday liquidation hit the grain and provisions pit with prices 15 cents lower than Monday. May option closures nudged down amid broad declines, as traders moved to liquidate positions and carry provisions lower in sympathy. Price-smashing moves during the early session reflected a tense, unsettled market atmosphere.
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Reuber
Topsy Turveydom Rule Girl Milliner Presides
Budapest dispatch from the Daily News notes a bizarre political scene with a female milliner presiding over a Criminal Court aided by a carpenter and tailor. The Trades Unions are said to back the regime while claims of daily payments and a servant’s five year sentence for theft appear amid odd formalities.
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United Service
London
Daily News
Budapest
Palt
Gist
Adarose
Carpentry Strikes Continue In Balas Bid Lumber Employ
The Balas bid carpenters strike remained unchanged yesterday with no new developments. Our correspondent wired last night to report the strike of carpenters in the employ of Balas remains in force and active.
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BALAS
Forve Mere
Public Eye notes prominent deaths and political visits
Obscure obituary notices report the deaths of Casey of Gales brough Mork and Gy Ltd in Honolulu and Mrs J Woinweigh in Adelaide with estates around £44 000. A Mt Bracko visitor died after a weekend illness. South Australian officials prepare for campaign stops as Port Pirie football leaders choose a new president, with Hopkins’ mayoral bid supported by local MPs.
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Casey
Galesbrough, Mork and Gy. Ltd
Honolulu
Roward Thomas
J. Woinweigh
St. Peter's College
Adelaide
Mount Bracko
Victor Harbor
Mir
Wrainwright
G.b. Waittwrialit
Yorkshire
England
Pyersthia
Wainweighy
Eaghind
Austestia
Snaster Ab
Assanlation
Port Pirie Ginger Club Dance Impresses At Institute
A Port Pirie Ginger Club dance at the institute drew steady attendance and an enjoyable evening. Organizers reported a cordial turnout and a pleasant social atmosphere, reflecting community spirit despite garbled OCR text and sparse details.
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Port Pirle’ Gingerefa Glub
Accusations clash in Port Pirie motor car case
The statement by Chamberlain replies to Budd accusations and Jaques link, insisting no deals or letters occurred. He claims Budd fabricated details about meeting, driving plans, and timing around a November 28 incident, denying involvement in any car purchase scheme and challenging Budd’s chronology and witness accounts.
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Jolin
Coat Derlain
Gt Port Pirie
Monga
Buda
Bnd
Adelaide
Pirie
Ibogo Bane
Analaide
Abov
Budd
T Meyer
Jaques
Bude
Eatuday
Ned
Exchange Hotel
Rudd
Read
Genteal
sFagues
Crystal Brook
Port Pitt
Alhur
Ty Boyany
Kennedy
Padd
Park Pirls
Tyan Steweld
Anil
Tmes Wregan
Port Pity
Atlantic Flight Delayed by Weather in St Johns
Weather conditions in St Johns favor Hawker and Tayntiam to start flights this afternoon, otherwise the trip will be postponed to tomorrow. The Reuters service reports tie weather as favorable for the planned aviation run.
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Trangatlantic
Reuter
St, Johns
Hawker
Tayntiam
Towmarrow
Cadets Urged to Attend Mandatory Medical Examination
Area B00 announces compulsory parades and 1201 quota 30 pm on Saturday. All cadets must attend the medical examination or face prosecution under the Defence Act 195? 44. By Area Officer Spelt Rivall.
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Fort ‘Alene
Excent
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