Allies negotiating with Germany demand priority in indemnity payments
Paris reports that France seeks priority payment of Germany indemnity to fund reconstruction in invaded territories. If Allies concede, Germany may rely on its own means to compel payment. The discussion follows reports of German war reparations debates and postponement requests amid ongoing talks in Paris and London.
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France
Laconfermes
Germany
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Guverany
Times
Londus
Reichawehr
Wetilery
Whose Booty Controversy Stirs Steamers Dispute
A garbled report describes a dispute involving the Steamer fleet and parties in a foreign context. It mentions Ault Wenman and Abate Dees, with references to the Justices of Brazil and a request for returning something abroad. The text is unclear and fragmentary.
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Tierman
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Consigastioes
Brazil
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Prince of Wales Tour of New Zealand Ending
The Wellington report notes the North Island portion of the tour is finished. The Prince has left a strong impression as a good-hearted engaging youth, popular with the public. He is described as calm, friendly, and likable in demeanor.
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Servic
Wellington
New Zealand
Australian wool merchants seek control over prices
The Yorkshire Observer reports in a pes view on the Australian wool centre that it is unlikely any single authority can sustain fireword normal market conditions or spur crossbred demand. It notes slow sales due to Germany’s economic climate and suggests continental wool munitions recovery will be gradual.
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United Service
Yorkshire
Tle
Verey
Valdes
Bradford
Germany
Jews Celebrate British Palestine Rule Demonstration
A Bolshevik organ in Helsingfors reports Britishi jiundale taking control of Palestine sparking joyous street celebrations among Jews in By vad ote Teens. The message, carried by Mat the Bolshevist tube Tyestia, triggers widespread enthusiasm.
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Lyndon
Helsingfors
Bolshevist
Tyestia
Haa
Britisi
Palestine
Union Triple Alliance Reluctant to Admit New Industries
A London conference of railway, mining, and transport workers in Junden decided not to extend membership in the Triple Alliance. The alliance ruled that new union efforts would limit its strength and hinder a unified strike.
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United Service
London
Junden
Triple Alliance
Wer
Special Tribunals Hughes Denies Statements Reply to Justice Haigh
Hughes refuses claims in response to remarks attributed by Justice Haigh. The exchange centers on a tribunal hearing with legal arguments presented by both sides. Court records show tension over procedural rulings and evidentiary issues during the special tribunal proceedings.
Prime Minister Defends Government Over Waterside Case
In Melbourne on Monday Prime Minister Hughes rejected Justice Higgins’s criticisms of the Government’s handling of the waterside strike. He said Higgins misrepresented actions to seek peace and arbitration, insisting the Ministry backed the court and guided seamen back to work. He dismissed claims of a non existent tribunal.
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Melbourne
W. M. Hughes
Justice Higgins
Hughes
Wiel
Justice Miggina
Seamen's Union
Sidney
Adelaide rain relief edges reach to distant watersheds
A Sunday and holiday free from full reports notes widespread rain across South Australia. Beetalou and Bundaleer watersheds likely gained over 33 points, with Beetalou and Bundaleer needing heavier falls to help reservoirs. Wheat areas east of Spencer Gulf and parts of the Peninsula recorded half to one inch. The rain affected Western Australia and Victoria lightly, with the western New South Wales area showing some impact.
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Adelaide
Simday
Port Pirie
Sale
Woodard
le Post
Beetalou
Bundaleer
Spencer's Gulf
Western Australia
Victoria
New South
Murray Workers Strike At Murray Irrigation Works
Reported strike involves 600 workers on Murray irrigation works. The government has published a sanitation report by Dr. Will on camp conditions and needs, drawing adverse comment from party circles. Developments anticipated tomorrow are expected to draw interest.
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Adelaide
Murray
Wil
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Powelliss
Death of Storekeeper W. Robert at Outer Harbor
The ship Zealandhe from Liverpool arrived with news that storekeeper W. Robert died last night from septic meningitis. Pratique was not affected and the body was brought ashore at Outer Harbor for burial.
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Adelaide
Yandhe
Liverpool
W. Robert
President Wilson urges League of Nations in Democratic rally
President Wilson appeals to voters urging endorsement of the Versailles Treaty and rejection of Lodge reservations as vital to US leadership. He says the League is the world’s hope and warns the nation cannot retreat into isolation or selfish advantage. Democrats urged to act with courage.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Oregon
United States
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Amerie
Senate
Farm protests drive violence and hunger strikes across Ireland
Reports describe farmers attacked by armored bands in western Ireland forcing stock drives and deterring aid. Police barracks suffer wounds as hunger strikes surge with several prisoners released and Adrian Redmond, 22, dies after leaving Mountjoy.
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Ireland
Adrian Redmond
Mountjoy
Dubdin
Wormwood Scrubbs
Detective Shot in Dublin Amid Busy Street Incident
A detective was shot and wounded in broad daylight on a main Dublin thoroughfare. The gunman fired four shots as he moved away, with authorities identified including Sergeant Hewell. London service reports and a calm, tense street scene followed the attack.
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London
Autorney
Hewell
Dublin
Revell
Dissension in Egypt
In Cairo a bomb attack on Darwishe of the Egyptian Ga bioand nearly wounded his chauffeur failed to harm him. The assailant fled and may be identified. Military assaults resumed with three men wounded, including an officer. Police seized documents to trace sedi tious circulars and letters. several men were arrested.
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Times
Cairo
Darwishe
Gabiiel
Cup Meeting at Morphettville Draws Holiday Crowds
Adelaide reports a holiday with the main event the Morphettville Cup meeting. Weather proved deceptive with frowns and smiles and occasional heavy downpours.
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Adelaide
Morphettville
Meat and Bread Meats and Bread Lodge Meeting Recalls Members
A Ceres Lodge session featured speeches by P G Kemp and N G Zwar with a recess break. Attendees included Henley Beach judge Zweifel Harner Gilbert Armour and others from Ceres Lodge. Musical numbers and recitations followed as rumors of wheat export restrictions stirred market talk.
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Henize
P. G Kemp
Bro
Zwar
N.G
Henley Beach
Harner
Ceres Lodge
Gilbert
Fallen Brothers
Armour
the Times
Bros London
Huntington
Dallas
Argentina
Bros. Gilbert
Dicker
P Witamson
Rome to Tokio Aviator Reaches Tsingtau
An official report from Tsingtau states that Lieutenant Farrer, the Malian aviator, arrived at 3.30 this afternoon from Shanghai. He is on a Rome to Tokio flight which may be extended to the American continent.
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Reuters
Shanghai
Tsingtau Jeays
Lieutemant
Farrer
Rome
Tokio
Ameriten Coniinen
Fishermen Battle Rough Weather and Hazardous Lure
Fishermen faced heavy gulf weather with nets unusable as tides and squalls damaged lines. Boats struggled with small catches and one barge incident left William Wiles of Adelaide with a fractured leg after stepping into a deck hole.
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Gulf
Adelaide
William
John Wiles
Port Adelaide
Arbitration Court to Open 11-Hour Week Inquiry
Mr S Lewis Utis afternoon applied for hoaxing of date for the opening of the proposed inquiry by the Arbitration Court into the question of a 11 hours week. Mr Justice Higgins said he would take the matter up after the July Vacation, if no partly heard case remains and if the court time as a public site is not interrupted.
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Melbourne
S. Lewis Utis
Arbitration Court
Justice Higgins
Hoould
The Times London Commentary on Victorian Loan Conversion
A London edition of The Times discusses the new Victorian loan conversion issue and its expected favorable reception. The piece notes the prior conversion’s credit benefits and mentions selective permission for republication.
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London
Victoria
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