Allies May Suspend Negotiations Amid War Conference
United States and Allied delegates report a tense Paris conference with Wilson stressing steadfast stance against German demand and the Allies warning that any pause could push negotiations toward a broader peace. German officials faced sharp scrutiny for insolence and coercive tactics as the treaty terms drew mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Paris
Rantzay
Farreho-Stovaks
Schucking
Vierman
Delagyten
Peace Treaty Terms From The League Of Nations Outline
Cable summary of the peace treaty terms with Germany under the League of Nations. Germany must surrender key territories and fleets, accept war reparations, and recognize Allied constraints. Military limits include a cap on ships and aircraft, with demobilization timelines and occupation provisions. The document covers reparations, governance, postwar debts, and enforcement through an occupying force and international bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Amier
League of Nations
Fayitis Ee
Aburesiet
Anilayer
Maley
He Saat
Denmark
Perth
Lawlips
Gettgelsers HividManey
Germany
Heraiany
Lessham
Ihine
Nik Wishteriisers
Gemma
Wise Mum
Rytale
Saarching
Tur Wuimarine
Alea Ate Te Calor
Four Deaths Reported At Exhibition Isolation Hospital
The Sunday report lists four deaths in Adelaide including James Potter aged 37 of Churchill Street City admitted April 29 and Nyberg aged 27 of North Terrace Kent Town admitted May 7. Clive Tumbridge aged 24 of Dew Street Mile End admitted May 8 and Mrs Passie of Tatham steel city admitted May 1 p.m. with death noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelawe
Exhibition Isolation Hospital
James Potter
Churchill Street
City
Mr. Nyberg
North Terrace
Fragmented local notes from Pine and surrounding events
The text records informal references to meetings and people including Met, Ss ML, Mr Rozen, and Mr Sullivan with hints of an ongoing campaign in Pine. Mentions of Willian Morrow, Bart Pirie, Hunbars, Alois, and others appear amid garbled phrases about health, experiments, holidays, and a distant civic or social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Rozen
Pine
Eonenebom
Sullivan
Liberty League
Willian Morrow
Bart Pirie
Hunbars
Alois
BALA
Mu Ac
Bango Pallerson
Wollanlineer GG
Macanimey
Meanvil Kunwa Cricketor
Jellicoe's Visit to Adelaide Planned Events
A fragmented notice describes Jellicoe's planned Adelaide visit with a May 25 to May 26 schedule. It mentions a reception, a victory event, and a formal function hosted by the mayor, with arrangements for a party and social engagements amid unclear details from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelside
Sunitay
UBL
Sts Hume
Werdnesda
Sven
He Mayer
Adelaide
Viresiliayening
Amd Bee
Carpenters Strike Resumes Delayed At Company Posts
Notice calling workers to return expired at 1:39 Saturday with no carpenters returning. Management had not ordered any men to fill strike positions and no new talks or decisive actions appeared to change the state of affairs.
Ballot Inundated By Industrial Labor Meeting
A chaotic report details a mass meeting at the Port City Trades and Labor Guild where ballot issues and worker demands are discussed. The record cites disputes between smelters and carpenters, the role of a governing body, and the hiring of a committee to oversee ballot wording and distribution.
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Ieee
Vantaer
Wits
Mevarder
Ete
Ence
Hallot Koken
WIEAS
Gimtpany
Dinputy
Pring
Hatlot
Luken
Weaurttine
Else
Wats Rail Press
Soni
Carpenters
Fragments of a Mother's Day Appeal and Floral Tribute
A damaged text fragment recounts a Mother's Day event with a march and distribution of flowers. It mentions calls for a ballot of employees and a ceremony in which bouquets and vases were given to hospital wards and a city street scene. The piece highlights flower donations and community involvement, noting a public appeal and organized efforts by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hort Pirie
Une Toyen
Bolshevism Waning and Allied Strength Amid War News
Reuters dispatch from London summarizes earlier Russian defeats at Odessa and Sevastopol, now offset by improved Allied supplies of artillery, tanks, and aircraft. Volunteers for Murmansk and Archangel are welcome, with a large Finnish-aligned force ready to defend. The report claims Bolshevik power waning and notes Finnish independence and German plans, while noting limited Soviet advances and upcoming offensives around Tage and Satine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Russia
Deniken
Odessa
Sebastopol
Murmansk
Arelimmet
Thute
Tania
Loree suMewnl
Vemceumes
Capilly
Isis
Gon Trsworth
Finland
Defaete
Uwe Planish
Cope
Willer Suchen
Hos
Tagen
Ani Ps
Haringie
Satine
Envay
Australian Steamship Sold Profit Reported at £33000
United Services reports a sale of the Australian steamship at a profit of £33000. The deal valued the vessel at £17000 and priced items around £2700, with the purchase yielding a favorable average return. The event reflects strong market activity in maritime assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Services
Inansearth
Tesco
Federal Home Rule Supported by British Ministers
A historical report notes British ministers backing federal home rule as discussions unfold. The narrative mentions Mr Walter Lang and Secretary Lowe amid parliamentary considerations and public debate on constitutional arrangements.
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LOND
Pitt
Heuer of Lemmon
Mos Wale
Mr. Wale
Fer Lowe
Lotonial
Femeeston
Renner Berinee
Pepresentat
Faso
Austins
Careginar
Gulis
Walter Lang
Junction Closes Indefinitely as 160 Leave by Train
BR Hill reports the Junction mine has closed due to industrial troubles and market issues for lead. About 160 people left by train Friday night, the highest single-train departure in years. Directors say the ind us trial dispute and smelters' market woes prevent reopening and contract terminations with Bavay ore treatment works are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Hill
Junction
Te de Bavay
Australian chemist taps new sulphur recovery method
The text recounts an Australian chemist developing a process to recover sulphur from fumes with potential commercial value. Experiments at Port Pirie reportedly showed promising results, and the inventor, amid interest from Sydney, Melbourne, and American firms, seeks support to scale the technology for profit.
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Rapanhahn
Sania
Feo
Wits
Ameria
Bonautisten
Prion
Inventur
Macain
Wwe
Pire
Sydney
Melbourne
Hevanes
America
Port Pirie
Lesserstand
Fas
Espale
Heir Way Through Third Syaptene At St Marks
A garbled report describes a Saturday incident at St Marks involving Mark’s HW assets and J Bannan. It mentions a party or group with Mackelt and Markt rine, a seating or flight event, and injuries including broken ribs. The text is unclear but notes an accident and medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bannan
Broken mill content disrupts Silverton cargo bids
A broken mill and smihaces affect Silverton cargoes by retinning to fire Peo agave imports. The disruption may exhaust storage capacity at the wharf, forcing diversion of colliers and redirection of cargoes to alternative sites. Misinformation clouds the situation as planners seek rapid fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Ceria
Afghan forces land to assist in Mohmand campaign
A terse London dispatch notes Afghan regulars entering Mohmand country to bolster tribal resistance against Lashkar incursions. The report cites a lack of tribal sympathy for Amin's exhortations and suggests limited external backing despite immediate calls for support.
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London
Amin
Troops Still Needed for Expeditionary Duties
Fragmentary notice from London requests further troops for Egypt, India, and Ireland. Mentions healer’s service and potential reinforcement of garrison in Ireland. Text unreliable but indicates need for additional personnel and possible reinforcements.
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Egypt
India
Ireland
London
Turaly
Viiter
Urales
Appeal for Soldiers Fund decision debated in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Sunday the SA Soldiers Fund appeal remains unsettled as the Australia Day Committee considers directing charitable funds. Secretary Terhottout noted the decision does not force a separate appeal but invites a possible united approach to support other charities.
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Adelaide
Ye SA
Terhottout
Gener
Austral Isay
Boliiers
Atelia Day Committee
Stars and Rovers Clash In Low-Scoring Hall Match
A noisy Friday night crowd at Solomontown Methodist Hall witnessed a fast paced basketball game. Stars battled Rovers with scattered scores as Leahy and Sandery led for the Stars while White and Lawrie kept the Rovers within reach. Final tally had Stars ahead, with Sandery and Leahy contributing multiple shots and White pulling in key runs for the Rovers.
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Solomontows
Lawrie
Hyers
Havers
Hes Schulze
Belt
Lethe
Sandery
Stremunts
Lowrie
Rovers
Leahy
Tars
Rover
Witte
Butt Lamiery
Baker
Cannes
Jean Mareen
Petinkley
Nite Tapa
Cal
Ant White
Ant Dumbley
Leatty
Landry Ater
Shara Fredit
Aml
Lawrie Potteu
Wille
Bou
Tunkley
Leahy Cotthy
Willl
Amd
Goathrowers. Rovers
White
Duckley
Lawne
Stara
Sng Gil
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Mies Scott Hee
Small Nations Jubiliant
Sthidien
United
Bruder
Camais
Niger
Ferinamy
League of la Carre
Wilton
Mart
Inet Aml
Hamburg
Stettin
Hhlna
Aisb
Pranaintor
Times
the Public Eye
Jellicoe's
Vist
Thalnanid
Adee
Magda Tafion al
Bnokes Hill
The
Mt Striker
James Teeeaing
Seth
Hye Park
Ana
Nem
Europe
Rudapegt
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the Times
Wrane
Austraian Steamship
Casino
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Teesne
Basket Ball
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