King George in Belgium War Commentary and Notes
Fragmented, unintelligible OCR text hints at King George in Belgium during wartime. The garbled passage mentions battles, cemeteries, and various names such as Athos, Wyn, and Yury, alongside placeholders for places and events.
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Whessela Uuits -Perewel
George
Veda
Danie
Feendinath
Fe Niles
Athos
Pe Aneen Ieee
Cere Prowis
Wuniiteel
Yury Stud
Fragmented OCR text on market and voters amid unclear names
The readable fragments describe a market scene and political references with numerous garbled names and terms. Vague mentions of votes, candidates, and time hints appear, but essential details are missing or unreadable.
Irish Split Lands and Provisional Government Outlook
Fragmented, garbled report cites Irish discussions on resuming full activity and possible elections under a Provisional Government. Mentions May 17 adjournment, Lord Birkenhead, and unclear details about talks, measures, and political clarity amid turmoil. Several garbled names and places obscure precise facts.
Australian Labor Problems in the Electrical Strike
Labor leaders and unions discuss impacts of an electrical electricians strike in Australia.Trades Hall Council backs the electricians and cites no use of non unionists by employers. May 1 meetings set to involve engineering employers and union representatives.
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Dunny
Trades Flail Council
Trades Mall Council
Regional strike agitation threatens widespread work stoppage
Industrial unrest spreads in the Me bosie region as wage reductions trigger calls for shorter hours. Employers face potential resistance as unions anticipate a broad slowdown, with leaders warning substantial job losses could follow. The situation remains tense as producers weigh concessions and workers push back.
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Aydauy
Roduetiae
Guien
Wages of shearers debated by Commonwealth tribunal
Mr Justice Powers said he had misjudged the pastoralists case and will base the basic wage on the shearers’ standard. He reviewed the claims and counterclaims as station wage rates were discussed and connected to the harvester judgment. Parties waited as he prepared further orders after a brief conference.
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Melbourne
Justice Powers
Lal Inbegdor
Wily
Fle Harvester
Stesken
Plain and Fancy Dress Ball at Institute Hall
A descriptive report of the institute hall fancy dress ball held over twelve months. Dancers wore striking costumes and prizes were awarded to Mrs Baker and Mr I Poster for Egyptian outfits. Music featured piano, violin, and horn. Dancing set for next Wednesday and Saturday. In Sydney a Randwick patient died of plague at the Coast Hospital.
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Instituty
Sydney
Pettit
Randwick
Coast Hospital
Imchange Genooker Tournament Round One Results
The Royal Exchange snooker first round saw UH. Goldsmith junior win 150 to 22 over R. Mc Mahon, H. Bawcott 147 defeat P. shepherd 422, H. Sheriff 453 beat T. Geyer 112, F. Donnelly 417 over W. G. Williams 197 6, Kruse 140 against M Dean 94.
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UH. Goldsmith
R. McMahon
H. Bawcott
P. Shepherd
H. Sheriff
T. Geyer
F. Donnelly
W. G. Williams
Chicago Labor War Roils City With 400 Prisoners Arrested
Chicago battles widen as 400 people held on charges tied to rioting and murder of a policeman. High ranking union leaders including Tim Murphy Fred Maher and Tom Shea face arrest orders. Police chief Fitzmorris labels leaders as heddlums and ex convicts amid massive rewards totalling 12000 pounds fueling citizen actions. A citizens committee pledges 1000000 to aid prosecutions, while Murphy battles Leenom bull over a six year robbery sentence.
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Vancouver
Chicago
Haymarket
Citizers
Manrhont
Tim Murphy
Exer
Fred Maher
Building Trades Council
Tom Shea
Fice
Fitzmorris
James Pallen
Murphy
Leen
Singing to Electors in Paris Campaign Gambit
Paris suffragists weigh using Miss Niclka a famed continental singer as a campaign lure. She might perform to voters during the Monte Carlo engagement to sway opinion, arguing music can move the electors beyond long speeches. Niclka notes touring duties and contracts may limit effort, but supporters press on.
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Paris
Marguerite Niven
Lord Cowideau
Landry Society
Nox
Volers
Daily Sketch
Miss Nielka
Streatham
Disorderly Trade Aboard Ship Sparks Mail Mess
An Eastener officer recounts a chaotic incident aboard a vessel from New York where three mail bags were landed and left, with beads caskets and gold items among the items mailed. The crew protested improper handling and feared damaged letters and broken bottles from the voyage.
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Aly
Guldern
Urey
Lerias
Tie Eastermer
Alte
Pitcairn
Ihen
Snover
Tenants Threatened in Sydney Rent Court Dispute
In Pair Rents Court Sydney a tenant’s solicitor spoke of rent values and taxes as a gunshot threat. The judge refused further adjournment while the landlord’s counsel John Williamson provoked an outburst. Thallon testified the tenant owed no rent and the magistrate dismissed the application, citing lack of jurisdiction.
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Thallon
J. Dwyer
J. B. Thallon
Sydney
Dwyer
John Williamson
Williamson
Russia Defends Stance at Genoa Talks With Moscow Aims
The Russian Soviet delegation leader Tehit Cherin presents a reply to the Allies memorandum stressing Moscow's aim to continue cooperation. Russia defends its debts repudiation while offering limited concessions for public debt recognition and property rights. The document proposes a mixed experts commission and suggests Russo Romanian talks, with Paris reporting that Barthou reviewed the reply before Lloyd George.
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Genoa
M_ Tehitcherin
Herr Schunser
M_ Tehit~ oherin
Moscow
Aad
Russia
Vinssia
Ruissia
Assia
Astra
Paris
Graoy
M. Barthou
Mir
Lloyd George
League of Nations debate on Palestine mandate term proposal
Liake of Nations opened its 18th session with Lord Balfour urging on the agenda a question on approval of the terms of the British mandate in Palestine. The United States did not object to Britain as mandatory but asked that capitulations resume if Britain ceases to be mandatory. Delaying the decision was warned to bring trouble. the council adjourned until Saturday.
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Liake
Nations
Lord Balfour
Palestine
Anglo-Arwties
United States
Great Britain
Reuter
Constable Ferguson Leaves Pirie for Adelaide Post
Constable L Bond arrives in Pirie to replace Ferguson who proceeds to Adelaide to join the reflective force. Mr W H Threadgold reforms Solomontown from a holiday in Adelaide. Alfred J Finch visits Pirie and preaches at Solomontown tomorrow. Police farewell logs are presented to Ferguson at headstation with eight day clock.
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L. Bond
Pirie
Tod Rover
F. W. Ferguson
Adelaide
W. H. Threadgold
Solomontown
Alfred J. Finch
Port Pirie
5. Milnes
Finch
Prospect
Salomontown
T He Polien Force
Ferguson
Brien
Miinetoties
Monarchical intrigue suspected after officer's arrest in Sofia
In Sofia a high ranking former Wrangel officer Colonel Samohvaloff was arrested in a hotel room. Police found documents on Bulgarian arms, ammunition relocation, and bank funds suggesting Wrangel’s army coordinated with monarchist groups in Berlin and Paris. Names of many alleged Wrangel agents were found in Bulgaria.
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Sofia
Samohvaloff
General Wrangel
Samolivaloff
Theatre workers holidays double pay rule ruling
Melbourne Friday judgment on the Theatrical and Amusement Employees Assciation claim states double time for Sunday Christmas Day Good Friday and Eight Hours Day. Time and a quarter will be granted on other public holidays.
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Melbourne
Justice Powers
Carpentier Knocks Out Lewis In First Round Fight
In London at Blackfriars Ring about 500 attended the weigh in and bout. Lewis weighed 44st 3lb wearing full dress. Carpentier 4st 7lb in tights. The opening round saw Lewis rush in, both men clinching, and a right to the jaw from Carpentier causing Lewis to be counted out. Reactions varied with Dempsey and others weighing in on the unsatisfactory finish as headlines blamed the referee and regulations.
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London
Olympia
Lewis
Carpentier
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Eastenders
Palmer
Els
Carpentine
Lam
the Olympia
Duke of York
Prince George
Daily Mail
Sporting Life
the Times
United Service
Chinese Cabinet to resign. Wang-Shih-Cheng named Premier
Beijing report says the Chinese Cabinet met and planned to resign after the President accepts the resignation. Wang-Shih-Cheng will be appointed Premier, pending formal approval.
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Pekin
Wiis
An Uly
Wang-Shih-Cheng
Australian gold magnate dies in suspected suicide
In Almstead near Deal a London inquest into the death of William Finch Divers, a retired Australian gold magnate, heard he had quarreled with his sister during a holiday. A distilling bottle rigged with poisonous acids and tubing was found in his bedroom with a tube in his mouth. Verdict: death by his own action in temporary insanity.
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London
Thursan
Almstead
Nor Deal
William Finch Divers
Reuter
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