Belgium Belgium and Italy Relent in Peace Treaty Talks
Paris smoothed progress on a peace treaty as the Belgian council, advised by the King, agreed to sign while appealing for allied financial and economic support. Delegations from seven to twelve nations met to discuss terms, with Germany, Brazil, and other powers set to participate in the negotiations and postwar financial arrangements.
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Paris
Grant Council
Belgium
M. Pichon
Orlando
Senning
Rory
Germany
Amlane
Brazil
Patan
Gernady Hinde
Uesia
Brasil
Wilson
Determlinatiatt
Dee
Orlity
Geride Tweers
Wille Ake
Budapest Agreement Accepted by Allies Safer End
Budapest government accepted terms from the Allies including dissolution of police and all civic bodies as part of a likely surrender plan. Officials said the move aims to stabilize the capital amid occupation and restore order in the city.
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Reuter
Berlis Salundiy
Budapest
Aes Levncs
Actas
France and England Premier Visits London This Summer
United Service reports Penta ML Pommaare president of Fp and Field Marshal Toridad Mi Gh Paceae Premiers will visit London in summer. Protabity in ily Vil Tens for a peak ever see s eeding.
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United Service
Penta ML
Pommaare
Toridad
London
Cheer-Up Society Appeal Next Month Increases War Work
The Cheer Up Society announces next month's appeal to boost wartime service. Honorary workers prepare, with Mrs Sea Phar leading a housing hostel run by the State War Council providing a lounge. Violet Day is set for June 28, and Gladys Jones helps coordinate fundraising and volunteer efforts to support the hut and its growth.
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Mit
Gladys Jones
Broken Hill Trades Hall Debates Miner Walkout Call
Trades Hall in Broken Hill discussed a recommendation to call out all dumists affiliated with the Trades and Labour Council employed at local mines. The dispute centered on a possible mine-wide action and a conference proposal, with leaders citing potential disruption and urging unity among affiliated unions.
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Broken Hill
Labor
Connell
PED
Amt
Lode
FED
AMA
Peale
Gounell
Miley
Hye Ped
Mul FN
Australia
Myst
Iravbin
Federation
Hetanghin
Teasmut Rasen
Swealisi
Renee
Wats
Heatherwarkeb
Weskinsdas
Vian Vara
Carpenters Vote Campaign Amid Broad Polling News
Carpenters’ strike fever rises as The Recorder reports Emellers Go inviting employees to vote on terms. Poll hours were set yesterday and again today with counting to occur in the machine shop house once polls close. The notice lists numerous contracting firms and union officials involved in the vote and possible replacements.
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Recorder
Dallet
Fru
Kam
Ty Ptt
Eri
Esturains
He Co-Operative Council
Ehebad
Smarkers
Messrs
I. Armour
B. Potter
Mayes
Milburn
Beesn
Amit
Hanne
Spiel Bosans
Tonkin
Brickenvillsy General Lmee
J. J. W'Vallerhon
Influenza Deaths Reported in Adelaide Hospital
Influenza fatalities were recorded at Adelaide isolation hospital including W Murlo age 26 Peturs 35, Nelson et al Slepmes and Huties Fleming 47 Melbourne, with admissions noted May 6.
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Adelaide
W. Murlo
Peturs
Gilmuitted
Nelson Et
Slepmes
Masa
Tr Huties Fleming
Melbourne Sweet
Fragmented Criminal Proceedings In Adelaide Court
A garbled report details interruptions in a criminal case in Adelaide on a Wednesday. Names and actions are unclear due to OCR issues, but references hint at summoned witnesses and partial court progress, with mentions of jurists, certificates, and delays in the trial timeline.
Carpenter union letters prompt silent response at meeting
A draft circulated among members and workers' representatives to publish expressions on a carpenters strike faced hesitation. The president and secretary of the Carpenters' Union asked for public statements but chose to stay silent, while the debate over editorial comments and bias drew attention.
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Ems
Carpenters
Unamwurr
Yretenday
Ironworkers and Boiler Makers Union Dispute Summary
An old note to the editor disputes a claim about a labor union controversy. It mentions the president Lane and secretary Buxton, ex-president Chamberlain, and ex secretary Robinson. The document references ironworkers, bulletmakers, and a strike at the Smelters-Bittor plant, with dates and internal union positions in question.
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Robinson
Mie
Assolntion
Chatberlain Tee
Bulletmakers
French Socialists Angry Over May Day Protests
Paris dissident Socialists M. Compermorel and M. Beninson resign their posts over the May Day protests. Joubat of the Confederation resigns from Peace Contes taves in solidarity. A May Day crackdown in Porky sees police hunts and many arrests, many foreigners among detainees.
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Reuter
London
Reuters
Paris
M. Compermorel
M. Beninson
Vitivulture
Fieanstam
MM. Joubat
Confederation
Bay
M. Glemenceau
Urewmien
Sont
Porky
Indian Raters Paine Sentences Reported in Trial
In Indirian court news the HutteDWe wnmaitees and Hiroe vinlers were sentenced to years imprisonment. Two others were indicted as well. The report notes a large group of twenty five men connected with the incident.
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Menter
Iuindon
Saturna
Labure
Ingelson
Tenoneaus
Amusements Needlepoint Show Headlines At Local Venue
A quirky OCR fragment describes a serena teenie event at the Laat Woh Amanstahueat series, mentioning appearances by Vivian Wohin and Kaine. The text hints at streams, audio elements, and a Fatal Plaser, with Tadlton and Pharisminns linked to the program.
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Serena
Haven
Vivian Wohin
Kaine
Instadilmnens
Mie
Tadlton
Steel plate plants for shipbuilding push in wartime
Report notes government interest in steel plate supply for ships and potential plant installations. It mentions new enterprises to be initiated soon, a likely national program, and the need for substantial investment before Missunt expansion is completed, with emphasis on securing adequate production for government needs.
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Itraken
Ransteuedon
Power and protest chatter in a grim park meeting
Fragmented OCR text shows a Parkington NSW gathering amid Bolshevik and anti Bolshevik chatter. Mention of deportation, testing, and political tensions hints at wartime era paranoia and international strains. Names and clear facts are obscured by garbled wording.
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Mihihy Neeting
Parkington Nsw
Australia
America
Austria
Garived
Abolition of Regulations Sparks Navy Regulation Debate
The Acting Sinister for the Navy proposes abolishing rules that once constrained civil and military procedures. References to a miller on Tuesday suggest ongoing punishment debates. The relic of jus art and repugnance to modern times are cited as arguments against the old strictures.
Territorial Forges ation in Pi Ma Churchill's Warning
Territorial disputes escalate as Churchill issues warning about forged claims and potential clashes. Officials report tensions rising, with diplomatic efforts underway to prevent confrontation and safeguard regional stability.
Rebuilding the Territorial Force Urged by War Council
London reports the Army Council endorsing reconstruction of the Territorial Force amid urgent calls during a wartime conference at Westminster. Haig and Lloyd George attended as Reinforcements are sent to Ireland and Egypt, with no army reserve left. The aim is a well trained, mobilised home defence to sustain the war effort.
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Reuter
London
Irilish Army Council
Terei— Fouth
West- Mister sTore
Flekt-Marshal Haig
Church
Ireland
Egypt
Todiy
Hungarian Red Army in May Counter Actions Report
London report notes tensions as Berlin hints at military moves in May. Widespread divisions within the broader coalition system surface, with references to Nasive and Ugton among involved groups.
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Meuier
London
Pais
Berlin
Uwe Tumeur van Hederik
Uh Richantins
Ugton
Fate of Hostages in Munich and Soviet Reprisals
Reuters dispatch from Copenhagen reports heavy fighting around Munich railway station as government troops advance from the north. Many workers surrender. Reds retreat amid disintegration of the Hea army. Sparthoista reportedly killed several hostages including Count Bothmer. Hoffmann government to punish arrested communist leaders in Munich with executions, ten shot.
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Reuter
London
Copenhagen
Munich
Sparthoista
Count Bothmer
Herlin
Hoffmann
Eglhofer
Fatal airship crash near Henley kills pilot and two others
Reuters reports an airship bound for Paris from Henley crashed after takeoff, killing the pilot and two others. Another tragedy occurred in England as Commander Legh, nephew of Lord Newton, perished when a burning airplane fell at Finchley.
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Reuters
London
Paris
Henley
England
Gom- Mander Legh
Lord Newton
Finchley
Ex-Kaiser's Request to Return to West Prussia Estate
Ex Kaiser has asked German authorities for permission to return to his Kadinan estate in West Prussia. The appeal comes as postwar negotiations shape the former monarch's status and possible residence within German territories.
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Reuter
London
Herman
Kadinan
West Prussia
Hindenburg Resigns from Reuter Service in London
President Ebert accepts Hindenburg resignation and expresses gratitude for his services. The German leader plans retirement from public life, with Ebert praising Hindenburg’s work and the nation’s enduring thanks.
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Reuter
London
Styring
Generat Hindenburg
Ebert
Wis Positiin
Sierra Ebert
Vindenbure
Shirkly
Guilt of Budd Linked to Murder Trial Evidence
Reporting on Tuesday findings in the Harald Dines murder case, authorities confirm new statements and testimonies support earlier trial evidence. The investigation traces to the Budd residence and connections across the case, with statements from Elizabeth Jane Johnson and others adding weight to the suspicions.
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Harald Dines
Elizabeth Jane John— Son
George Johnson
2Nd Street
Pie Town
Budi
Chamberlin
Port Dire Ain Torstay
Port Pine wary buyer vows wary wait amid heated talk
A local resident refuses to purchase all southern plots in Port Pine citing distrust of fees and plans. Tension rises as friends urge caution while others insist on a clear path forward. The dispute centers on the cost structure and perceived fairness of proposed terms.
Irish American Delegates Prepare for Reception in Kingston
Fragmentary notes describe Irish American delegates arriving in Kingston for a reception hosted by figures including Mrs. Gane and Peablin. The party plans to meet a George and discuss securing attendance at a reception for the Irish Republic party.
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Serview
London
Dreland
Faye
Kingston
Iris Republi
Bolshevists' Cruelty Amid Keenean Refugee Tales
Fragmented text describes alleged Bolshevist cruelty and misery affecting thousands of people of various nationalities. Mentions Mentor's Service, Berlin, and harsh conditions. The garbled OCR references a bleak scenario with political oppression and survival under hostile forces. Local names and precise facts are unclear.
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Giessage
Berlin
Ty Islands
Australia extends medal for children of deployed sailors and soldiers
The government expanded eligibility for souvenir Pears medals to all Australian children under four and a half, born to sailors and soldiers on active service. Officials estimate about 230,000 children may qualify, with production of medals planned in time for the jubilee celebrations.
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Australia
Australie
North Ward Vacancy Nominating For Town Council Seat
The town council announces a vacancy in the North Ward following the mayoral election. Nominating papers are due at the town hall on Saturday May 17, with voting if needed on May 24. A Liberal Union meeting will be held Friday at the Barrier Hotel to select a candidate.
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M. Ainndh
Port Pins
Lumet
Saturder
Liberal Union
Barrier Hotel
Melbourne Faces Gas Shortage As Consumption Surges
A Melbourne gas official warns of a grave coal shortage risk and urges the public to economise gas use. Metropolitan Gas manager John Hinde explains planned reductions in consumption to preserve supply, with coal reserves dimly adequate for four weeks and price rises not immediately involved. Substitutes for lighting and heating are being explored as demand surges threaten supply stability.
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Melbourne
John Hinde
Metropolian Gas
Ariten
Hinde
Hutch
Wf Tie Company
Peusliciene
Compani
Gus Iq
Minds
Metropolitan Gas Company
Jas
Merehumbs Association
Fremantle Riots and Police Clash with Returned Soldiers
A Fremantle disturbance saw soldiers confront cafes and shops, police attacked, and officers firing revolvers. Police regrouped at the station as officers, congregants, and a Returned Soldiers Association meeting debated actions. Negotiations toward settlement were under way.
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Worthin
High Street
Prink
Te Ee
Assemall Perth
Pope
Tag
Ender
Hremantle
Returned Soldiers’ Association
Ur Hall
SE. Wonnes
Vendetta Between Pushers Rages in Melbourne Court
A man known as Pushers and his cousin fight amid a feud in Richmond. The injured man, 38, is in St Vincent Hospital Melbourne with unspecified wounds. Police believe the feud between the parties led to the assault. Cousins refuses to discuss how the injuries occurred or who started the dispute.
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Richmond
St. Vincent's Hospitil
Melbourne
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