Allies Prepare Turkish Treaty and Borders in Asia
An official summary in Paris outlines a treaty dividing Turkish overseas frontiers and autonomy provisions. It confirms terms for Syria Mesopotamia and Palestine under League oversight, abolishes the Turkish navy past limited duties, and grants mixed commissions to address minorities and restitution.
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London
Tosbis
Neues
Paris
Alles
League of No Fone
Deserity
Tarly
Farope
Chalsiday
Kubistat
Nedjaz
Armenia
Syria
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Rayot
Sondon
Gypris
Protectorate
Ver Mupnern
Tunis
Turkey
League of Nalions
Tie Freily
Ganstibafot
Siale
Sik Ain
Jesus
Nytions Vie Lenin
Forecast of Treaty Adds Old World Alliances and Shifts
A fragmented summary notes a proposed treaty outlining empire changes in Europe and the Near East. It mentions Turkish influence, Armenian autonomy, Batoum access to the sea, and expected internationalised zones with a sizeable Turkish payment.
Commencing This Morning Qualities on Display
Early visitors are invited to inspect a wide range of items this morning. The display area offers side by side comparisons of various valves and related products to help customers choose. Special prices apply to select yard items and notable brands.
Rebels execute generals amid Puebla capture report
A Monday report says General Aguilar, son-in-law of President Carranza, and General Murawaia were executed in Mexico City. It claims Aguilar was killed by Wirsa troops and that General Mangus was linked to killings of the revolutionaries. Rebels also shelled Puebla last Thursday before seizing the city.
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EL Paso
Aguilar
Carranm
Murwaia
Mexico City
Wisaa
Mangus
Watling Cs
Puebla
Adelaide bakers seek common rule on award appeal
A tribunal led by President M Wo Juthre Brown considers applying a common rule to a dispute involving the Master Bakers Association in Adelaide. The case questions whether a prior award should guide wages and sublets, and whether the common rule should bind metropolitan bakers and their families.
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Adelaide
Aig
Hidwvard
Meir Eurnant
Butt
Carenen
Amd
Aden
Assuelapon
Munemeaners
Antares Industri
Ellie SkoWhd
Aevey Onsievalie
Wien
Jy Wom
Master Bakers’ Association
Ie Master Bakers Associatimn
Labor Party protests to Premier over clemency request
Adelaide reports the Labor Party in South Australia sent a letter to Premier Mr Barwell protesting the government's handling of clemency. The letter cites past remissions in capital cases and urges the government to reconsider the six months in irons sentence for William Edward Kither after an escape from the Adelaide tank.
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Adelaide
HN. Barwell
Labor Party
Australian Labor Party
Nis
E&cettency
Corky Lave
Britain Faces Looming Shortages in Oceanic Supplies
Fragmented OCR notes describe Britain’s concern over dwindling supplies and unsteady imports. The text hints at military movements and governmental decisions impacting trade and water access, mentioning various places and figures in a cloudy summary.
Government Equalises Coal Charges In Commons Report
In the House of Commons Mr Newman quoted Sir Robert Horne stating the government aims to remove controls on coal distribution in England as soon as possible. Household coal price to be aligned with industrial fuel and increased to cover production costs under the Emergencies Act, with specific price rises noted and miner wage impacts discussed.
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London
House of Commons
Newman
Robert Horne
England
Rerson
Public Eye to WW Hobe i Torcherly Bedeln update
Torcherly Bedeln manager of tin Schelters now consult the raineer at the BULLS. Borg Birks Jorrial by rector cn for a few days. Simte Me Stolen sen deft Port Mire Nites months avert ed extensively. Mr Robertson will use in Adelaide. Mr. A W Lacey in Adelaide for a variation of the Yaxboat employes Wages award. A cable message states Ui Quen Alexanders is recovering Trouker for disposition.
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Tin
Raineer
The
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Robertson
Adelaide
A. W. Lacey
AWA
Week end rain report from South Australia weather summary
State meteorologist notes a wet spell easing with showery periods chiefly to the west. Temperatures struggled under 42 degrees in cooler pockets while rainfall totals for the week ranged widely from several inches in parts of the Mount Lofty and Murray regions to fine traces elsewhere.
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Manoora
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Roseworthy
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Strathalbyn
Stirling West
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Asia
Milang
Tallem Bend
Upper Murray Basin
Gveriznd Corner
Loxton
Renmark
Nomihieaat
Waukaringa
Broken Hill
West Coast
Whit . Well
Elliston
Yorke's Peninsula
Yorketown
MaWand
South Coast
Port Eliot
Caps Borda
Mount Gambler
Parills
Trial Opens In Conspiracy Case From 1919
The case against Adel and others accused of conspiring to fraudulently deliver a document to Hamed Hed is reviewed. Arguments focus on whether to quash the information and which count to proceed on as Judge Siderlaw enters a nolle prosequi for the second count. The defendants plead not guilty and the matter is expected to last several days.
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Adelaide
Nednesday Ag
Weithe
Acton
Moe
Whitare
Osmun
Clarence Hor
Nirouak
Stuerlaw
Mr Hot
Wiel
SUI. KG
Abbot
Furosman
Paris Nes
Brown
Justine Poulry
Navin
Osman
Siderlaw
Tutu
League of Nations to guard Holy Places under British Commission
Reuter's report notes France gains control of a filly while British forces under the League of Nations will supervise custody of holy places and protect minority rights in the former Turkish Empire. Turkish forces advance in Asia Minor with positions at Dardanelles approaches and strong batteries at Panderina.
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France
Maly
Vilayets
Kong
Adela
Coulileldy
Dardanelles
Reuter
Constantino
Mombiy
Bigha
Lapsake
Extrance
Visa Ghamak
Tionaliss
Panderina
Smallpox in New Zealand Affects Prince Tour Likelihood
Melbourne report says federal authorities have given advice that smallpox danger is under control. It is unlikely the Prince of Wales tour will be affected.
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Melbourne
Prince of Ee
Pirie Tug Boats Case Raised In Industrial Court
In Industrial Court today Mr J J Daly sought leave to mention the Port Pirie tug boats case. He said parties had conferred at Port Pirie and an agreement satisfactory to both sides had been reached. The Deputy President questioned steps to form an award and any precedent for similar cases.
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Sery Mitols
Daly
AW. Latos
Snowball Strike Hits Murray River Reclamation Workers
About 1070 men across the Murray river reclamation works walk out over boarding house management and food costs. The strike spreads from Coledoyle to Cabdogia Cadell and Jeryoic with 60 to 70 more men joining in sympathy. Minister Me T Pascoe says the Irrigation Department will not yet bear any losses and plans talks with opposing leaders to settle the dispute.
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Murray
T. Pascoe
Irrigation Department
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Asw.l
Phedda
Clainine
Me Pajeoe
Cobdogia
Cadell
Jeryoic
Pascos
J. Timan
Strike of Carpenters at Port Pirie Standoff
Carpenters and joiners at Port Pirie refuse a proposed wage rise and 44 hour week. Employers offer 15 shillings a day and holiday pay, which the union rejects. No work today as deadlock ends jobs for now. Employers say work remains open to men under offered terms. Both sides plan to reassess in a few days.
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Carpenters and Tilers
Neaster
Vrs
Joiere
Port Pirie
Whey
Smelter Wage Talks Advance After Meetings
Reports say ongoing conferences in Melbourne between smelters and representatives of unions aim to fix wages for tomorrow night. Plans include a meeting with the Amalgamated Society of Engineers as the workforce considers national level talks and the general superintendent of the smelters returns from Melbourne with industrial advisors.
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Uwe
Society of Eneimers
Melbourne
G. Mussen
Snow Trade Strike Faces Conference Debate
The Mouln crs Union's F B Spafford met in Gawler to discuss the ongoing strike as Ironworkers official M A Collaton said strikers remain firm on yesterday's Adelaide decision. Employers plan to meet delegates in conference tomorrow morning.
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Moulncrs
F. B. Spafford
Gawler
M. A. Collaton
Ironworkers’ Association
Peace Exhibition Trip for Adelaide Relatives Group
A group of Pine West school children with relatives to Adelaide travel under special rates to view the Peace Exhibition. Masses Phillips Jolly and Misses Rath and Polglase accompany them. They will visit the Zoological Gardens and museum in Adelaide. A second party from the school is planned for next Saturday under Mr Bawarde’s supervision.
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Saue
Adelaide
Pine West
Massis Phillips
Jolly
Anil Polglase
Zoologeal
Mir Bawarde
Afr
Gold nuggets found near Charters Towers
A report from Charters Towers cites a discovery of two gold nuggets weighing over 433 ounces near the Charters Towers area on Wednesday. The find is described as a significant local mining occurrence with no details on miners or claims.
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Brisbane
Charters Towers
Homes for soldiers delay in South Australia
In Melbourne on Wednesday A H Poynton answered questions from the House of Representatives about housing for returned servicemen. The Bank of South Australia could not meet immediate demand, with 833 applications received to May 3. The State Bank would need staff changes to handle Commonwealth homes, while 234 houses were issued in South Australia and contracts let. Twenty six under construction and ten were halted for revision.
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A. H. Poynton
House of Representatives
McN
Makinbathy
Bank of South Australia
Bank
Fai
Ferral
Commonwealth Homes
Commonwealth
Rihia
Fool And His Money Open On A Sprees At Port Adelaide
At Port Adelaide police court today a man fined 40/ and 40/ costs for drunkenness applied for time to pay. The charge book showed 25 at arrest. He claimed no money, while an inspector noted he was better off than thought. Earlier he faced a similar charge and, on Monday, was in the company of men described as stiffs. 42/10 was found on him during a search. Such incidents are said to be frequent at the seaport.
Aviation Carnival in Port Pirie Ends With Toasts
Four days of aviation carnival delight Port Pirie residents with aerial displays by Lieuts Rees and Milter. Aviators regret not staying longer as several flights occurred yesterday afternoon in magnificent weather.
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Port Pirie Fee
Rees
Milter
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