Fremantle Riots Stir Political Tensions in Western Australia
Following Fremantle disturbances, Premier Golebateh states the issue is law and order, not nationalist workers. In Perth a council of 300 soldiers backed Lumpers action, while 1000 railway union members pledged support to jumpers. Labor officials promise a disputes committee to propose government submissions amid food shortages north of the state.
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Will Awmlf
Fremantle
Golebateh
Lumpers
Her Majesty's Theatre
Perth
Woman's throat cut believed in Adelaide murder case
Report from Adelaide states the body of Mrs. Ilta Stein Weed was found at the morgue after being attacked. Police suspect a deranged assailant. authorities pursue leads as the victim’s sister, Mrs. Stein, is described as uncertain about the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Ilta Stein Weed
Ty Morgue
Vrs
Stein Sis Fond Weil
Tie Tone
Gunes
Motor Car Accident In City Injures Miss Mary Welly
A motor car accident near Hie Mata slut injures Miss Mary Welly seriously. She sustained head injuries and multiple wounds after a collision involving a Norte etala City vehicle. The driver, Poshe SH, reported the incident and is cooperating with authorities.
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Hie Mata
Mary Welly
Will Sir Richard Resign Premier Declines Comment
The Adelaide cabinet met and adjourned with reports from the Angus Wheat Commission examining allegations against Sir Richard Buller. Press interviews followed, but Prime Minister Peake, via the Under Secretary, said no advance communication would be given.
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Adelaide
Tiis
Angus Wheat Commission
Richard, Buller
Messrs Nicholls
Warden
Peake
Belgium to Sign World Peace Pact Says Reuters
Paris reports Monday that Behe has decided to sign the peace reply. The United Nations envoy informs Pichon, Helleizner, Orlando, and Haren Senning of upcoming return plans.
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Belgium
Reuters
Paris
Uatian
Pichon Helleizner Orlando
Haren Senning
Italy's Isolaion LONDON NOTES MILAN REPORTS
Fragmentary Times copy reports Milan and Hal developments with references to Gaver MW and other unnamed entities. The brief item hints at political or naval notes and a Milan focus, with London commentary and United Service attribution.
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United Service
London
Milan
Times
Man Charged After Reported Incident in Ay
The court heard Leslie Harris testified about a reported assault on a girl under 16 in Ay. Prosecutor said Terris noted the girl fled. the accused Ter tea eternstis allegedly stopped her and forced contact across Grate street. Witnesses described injuries and the case proceeds to further interrogation and evidence.
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Avelmee
Leslie Harris
Ay. Com
Terris
Thorsday
Higher Education Scheme Promulgated by Imperial Government
The news item notes approval of a scheme enabling ex-service personnel to pursue higher education in universities and agriculture within the United Kingdom or elsewhere. Maximum assistance is set at two yearly grants with additional allowances for wives and children. A management committee with representatives from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Newfoundland is established.
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Heuter
Neuter
Imvil
United Kingdom
JV Committee of Management
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Newfoundland
Missing Prisoners Report From Germany Invites Action
Nearly 2000 troops in Germany are reported missing as Friday events unfold. Names such as Winston de 1662, Bri Liessace Hawker, and Raya de are linked to the disappearance. United Serves Lesdon notes the tide and competition are not regarded, with a likely crossfire of thefts and threats affecting the area.
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Germany
Winston de
Liessace Hawker
Raya de
Ranpteton
United
Lesdon
Ungarian Soviet Servier TON and new Decrees Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe Hungarian Soviet workers and leaders discussing decrees and responses. Mentions Kitente and Panetide, references to Wane, Monier, and a series of events with unclear dates. The text is garbled but indicates official actions and public responses within a Soviet framework.
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Servier Ton
Aerhin
Hearts
Iliebane
Itadiea
Peadittess
Munzars
Peace Celebrations Attend Navy Fleet Review
A large crowd gathered to honor naval forces during peace celebrations. The event featured a formal parade led by government officials and military commanders, emphasizing accomplishments and the role of the navy in national security.
Unclear historical text fragment on a Bay area event
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local newspaper snippet mentioning The Honeys, Bays, and possible names Tobin, Astin, and Vineravame. No coherent event, date, or place is discernible. content is too garbled to extract a reliable item.
World League plans big wireless station and aerodrome
Geneva reports offer from old Geneva families to place a temporary Town Hall and a vast wireless station on a lakeside square mile and a half site. The plan includes a grand aerodrome for use by diplomats and allied observers.
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United Service
Geneva
League of Nations
Ake
Alomats
International Socialist Conference closes with Geneva 1920 plan
London dateline reports the International Socialist Conference ends. The next congress is set for Geneva on February 2, 1920. The executive will consult co operative bodies and unions to gauge support for international actions. Proposals include diplomatic representations on passports for travel to Russia and a two to five passport stance. Haase argues for forming a commission of inquiry into German repression and warns the German government may not endure.
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Reuter
London
Renter
Amstedam
Geneva
Russia
Haase
Germany
Public Eve Report From Kildonan Castle Quarantine
Fragmentary note describes a quarantine near Kildonan with references to water, a large sum, and unclear monetary figures. Mentions a correspondent and an 18,000,000 type amount, with scattered phrases about London and tradl. Details are garbled but imply wartime or press notes on restrictions and finance.
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Gotan GB
Kildonan
Habe Bay
Mingly
Manel
Wis Jr Saute
Londonness
Toop Feyeytuz
Fiume Deadlock Seen to Speedy Solution
In Paris, well informed circles express optimism that the Fiume deadlock will be resolved with both sides pursuing a compromise. Discussions have moved to Rome, led by the French Ambassador for the Council, with goodwill displayed and a potential return of the Italian delegation to Paris. Paris reports the Three Council telegraphed inviting Mary to resume her role at the Peace Conference, a move expected to win Italy’s acceptance and restore relations before the treaty is shown in Germany.
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Paris
Paria
Rome
Council
Council of Three
Mary
Italy
Germany
Irish American Delegates Planned Tour of Storm Centres
The Times correspondent reports Irish American delegates will visit Dublin, Gurk, Belfast and other centres while awaiting a promised interview with the Prime Minister. Invitation extended by Sinn Fein leader amid tensions with Dublin authorities.
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United Service
London
the Times
Hive
Dublin
Gurk
Belfast
Mc de Sinn Trin
Wight
Dubin Gastte
Fragmentary notes on VeGAS isolation hospital visit
Fragmentary OCR reads names and roles of several nurses and patients. Mentions Asquith and Mee Hh politicians, Lenton and Ven, the VEGAS isolation hospital, Matron Webb and Sister Lett, Miss Stevens, and a departure by Maitland with a Sister Medicant heading to Adelaide.
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Fliaboth Asquith
Asquith
Bharena
Prineeerebiry
Alicarie
Kerns
Ner
Vegas
Avas Yusterdis
Maitland Position Notes Influenza Tightens Hospital Use
W Stevenson died at Isolation Hospital from influenza. Dr Ramsay Smith said Maitland epidemic seems checked or stabilizing. hospital buildings may be used, but institute committee refused. Broken Hill reports only three influenza cases, railway traffic urged to stop. Local disputes over clergy visits to dying patients highlighted. questions raised about clerical bedside attendance. May 6.
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Maitland
Adelaide
W. Stevenson
Ramsay Smith
Malta
Institute
Broken Hill
Gowans
Reyand
Teen in Broken Hill Charged After Rifle Accident
In Broken Hill a 15 year old named Pollard was carrying a pea rifle during a bird shooting outing when the rifle discharged. The bullet struck the back of a company member, identified as Cs. Police reported the incident as a charged matter and are pursuing the case.
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Broken Hill
Hoy
Pollard
Carpenters Seek New Award Delays Court Decision
Carpenters officials face blame for delay in smelter wage case under a federal award expiring June 1 next. Instead of seeking a variation they requested a new award while the old remains in force. The matter now awaits High Court ruling in a related case.
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Carpenters
High Court
Federated Engine Drivers and
Iremen’s Association
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