Peace settlement unchanged view from Wilson on Fiume
Washington May 10 Official advices say President Wilson has not changed his position on Fiume. Reports of any agreement to cede Fiume for three years are dismissed as fiction. He plans to send the peace treaty message to Congress after its return and will open the extra session May 19 by cable.
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Reuter
Washington
White House
Init
Wilbon Las
Fiume
Wilkan
Womterd
Wilson
AUSTRIA'S TERMS FORCED ARMS DISSOLUTION REPORTED
Reuters dispatch from Paris says Austria will refuse conscription and dismantle arsenals under German allied pressure. Military leaders plan to repurpose forces to meet new terms, with emphasis on disabling weapons plants and adjusting war preparations. News notes expected German demands may extend to Austrian industry and defense facilities.
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Reuter
Pahis
Austria
Ars Hale
Skoda
Saink Germein
German and Austrian Treaty Efforts Reported Near Completion
Reports from Paris on Saturday indicate Germany Sill and leaders plan Berlin talks to secure personal government matters within three days. The Austrian treaty is considered mostly complete and mirrors the German settlement. Anticipated signings include Turkey and Micheuria with forthcoming Swiss involvement shaping the final framework.
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Reuter
Paris
Alanay
Turkey
Willy Anany
Ferme
Prime Minister visits Somme front in 1946 campaign tour
Paris report says Mr Sid George visits Somme battlefields with Major Lloyd and Welsh divisions. He inspects bivouacs at EAN and Hullecourt, meets soldiers at headquarters, and attends a sailors fathers meeting chaired by G A Hearthardt. A reorganization plan was approved to rejoin the area soon.
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Afghan War Dispatch from Simla May Action Reported
Simla reports gun action on May 11 with Afghan forces engaged. Prisoners and high casualties noted. Afghan detachments reinforced at Palwar Range and Kuerum Valley amid reported fresh reinforcements from Kundalir. Authorities warn of ongoing operations and urge restraint while seeking peace through leaders.
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Terajal
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Thay
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Hal Cam
Haas
Bern
Mi Khan
Uris
Huhne
Avader Repelled at Chitral amid tribal tensions
Frontline reports describe fighting near Chitral with casualties on both sides. Tribesmen and Afghan-backed forces resist, while authorities seek peace and the cessation of hostilities after a recent clash.
Western Australian Cabinet Names New Ministry
A distorted report lists Mr Galebately Gaving as leader of a reshaped ministry with Mr Mitchell overseeing the effort. The new team includes GALE as Treasurer, Mitchell in Public Health, Robinson as Attorney General, and Seathan amid reshuffled roles. several ministers retain or shift portfolios as general outlines of the cabinet emerge.
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MI Sunddan
Minesthy
Trans Atlantic Hawk Starts Journey From Britain
Major Hawker begins a trans Atlantic flight amid public excitement as The Times reports London preparations and possible arrival near evening. The pilot’s route over the Atlantic includes Portuguese channels and west of Leeland with doubts about Metithouse sighting and anticipated touchdown later today.
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Vangulveh
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Hawker
the Times
London
Mabe
Great Britain
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Hawkee
Aiter O'Eteck
Atheroon
Times
Correst Henkatsh
Let us Get Together Labor and Capital in Debate
A historical article segment discusses labor and capital tensions in the United States, highlighting New York figures and committees debating wage and industrial relations. It notes a call for unity with the phrase Let us Get Together and cites the New York State Federation of Labor and its president Mr. diunes P. Hattind backing cooperative paths, urging a united national agreement.
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Forte
New York
New York State
Labowach
Unclear text on labor college scheme described
Fragmentary sentence about a plan to establish a labor college modeled after Lynton college. Mentions Tradestall setting and aims to include sectoral studies. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Sydney Tahoe
Labor College
Lynton College
Steatrey
The Athens Association hears committee members attend Licensing Court
Mr. D te Abul travels by early train to attend Licensing Court sittings. Messeat Hattery Tutlie and Memorary Wore appeared. Weat hens of the committee of the Athens Association met last night for committee business.
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D. Te Abul
Carly
Marine
Hier
Ie Licensing Court
Athens Association
Illness at Ingloton leads to house quarantine
Mr A. E. Hubert, admitted to Imvistion hospital, Gertrude site, is progressing. He is a married man with a family in Angle Street, Ingloton. The house was disinfected under health inspector Mr Leo. After the coat was removed the residence was quarantined with a yellow tag. Contacts in the house were told to stay in their rooms. No other cases have appeared and no infection source was found.
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A. E Hubert
Gertrude Sitet
Hubert
Angle Street
Ingloton
Leohealth
Inspector’s Report From Stoevtown Reveals Plague of Errors
An inspector reported yesterday from Stoevtown that a troubling scene unfolded near the front involving uncertainty and confusion. Witnesses noted scattered mentions of meetings and a vague search for information while authorities attempted to clarify events.
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Murnzar
Stoevtown
Wallanud and Wallaby Clinic Cases Reported in State Health Update
A fragmented report notes health concerns across several towns including Burra Mount Gambier and Port Adelaide isolation hospital. It mentions multiple cases and license inspections at Wallaby with ten cases at the isolation hospital.
Capricious Epidemic In Vignturia Sparks Emergency Response
An outbreak described as capricious strains health systems in Vignturia. Officials announce measures to meet the predicted emergency as authorities coordinate departments and public services. Deaths and rising case numbers prompt scrutiny of infection rates and containment steps. Local authorities urge calm and adherence to health guidance amid uncertainty.
Fumes and Flu Link Work Deaths in Gasworks
A British Medical Journal report by Capel describes a study of workers exposed to fumes in gasworks and related industries. It notes a high incidence of influenza like illness and respiratory disease among workers in gasworks, mines, and chemical plants, with substantial percentages affected across Navy and army personnel and other labor groups. The paper emphasizes that the evidence supports a link between inhalation of fumes and respiratory illness, warning that popular beliefs about toxins may overstate the connection while urging cautious interpretation.
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Ysterd
Kazedun
Gregor. Wamlg
Capel
Girerue
Heldenee
Cnt
Cjlegonins
Amml
Navy
Army
Corte Warkers
Tunis
Grecor
Betlon
James Tadd Sore
Foundation of Truth
Exchange sale in England lifted due to silver price control removal
Reuters reports in Bombay that with the removal of price control on silver, the sale of exchange in England has been used or increased. The brief item notes market impact from the policy change.
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Reuter
Bombay
England
War Workers Demand Expanded Benefits From Government
Acting Minister Melbourne met with representatives of the Meburing Soldiers and War Workers Industrial Union last Tuesday. The group urged extending advantages of the War Service Homes and other benefits to returned war workers similar to those given to veterans. Mr Mussel reassured no fear of government failure to honor wartime contracts and promised an early response after receiving their detailed demands.
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Induustrial Union
Gallen
Melbourne
War Service Homes
T Hive
Adelaide Premier on coalition and electoral reform debate
The Adelaide Premier spoke in Melbourne about coalition terms and electoral reform. He denied a fixed coalition and suggested any alliance depends on electorates' views, while Nationalist leaders push for representation reform and await party committee findings.
State turmoil as seamen union vetoes arbitration move
Interstate and coastal seamen union amid threatened strike debates in South Australia over federal arbitration. Melbourne based council faces opposition from state officials as talks with Admiral Clarkson fail to ease claims for wage increases since 1910. Members press for a strong, constitutionally autonomous response to the dispute affecting ships and port labor.
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Telly Merald
Federated Seaman's Union
Federal Council
Melbourne
von Gouri
Varios
Aml
Aeelstom
Z. Walsh
Teller
Admiral Clarkson
Aim
Liewaxer
Ee Seaman
Dustier Wiggins
Podkera
Aceh
Mayor Cleared as Jury Finds No Guilty Verdict
A chaotic Nurthcote council meeting devolved into partisan disruption as mixed feintings and interruptions filled the room. Mayor faced a jury last session and, after testimony and debate, was found not guilty, leaving supporters and critics debating the implications for local governance.
Fragmented Readable Text From Obscure Local Note
The readable fragments describe a distant site near a beach and mention several named groups and locations in a garbled account. Key entities include a Dardanetes group, a V.MG entity, and a reference to a coastal area near Anaue with mentions of an audience and troops, though specifics are unclear.
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Anaue
Mines Idle Pressure Pushes Smelter Strike Threat
In a broken report dated Monday, smelters' employes threaten to strike as water rises in mines. Federation bodies refuse joint proposal and vow to stand firm on a 14 shift 2 minimum wage basis and 30 hour week. Port Pirie and Adelaide communications urge mine workers to resume work.
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Ate
Unian
Ute Ton
Adelaide
Port Pirie
Drivers Wage Talks in Adelaide End With Modest Hike
A drivers union meeting in Adelaide reports employers agreed to raise wages by 3 shillings 4 pence per week pending federal arbitration. Workers reluctantly accept while federal claims seek 3 pounds 11 shillings 9 pence weekly. The issue ties to holiday provisions under a new Employers' Federation framework.
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Adelaide
Drivers' Union
Cnmplosers
Ute Fedtera
Drivers’ Union
Employers’ Federation
Playground Committee Seeks Permit for Childrens Playground
The Town Council considers a request from the Ladies' Hockey Club for permission to build a playground. A reply was received and the council will study the proposed site at a future meeting. The article notes support and questions from local residents and mentions ongoing discussions with the committee.
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Thier Uhieiren
Mg Ak
Gr. Mk
Mol. Warren
D. Measrm
Disettanion
Aptown Senate Plan Aims South African Mint
An April report from Aptown notes government intentions to introduce a mint in South Africa this week, with details expected to clarify the purpose and potential impact of the venture.
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Apetown
South Africa
Graves: Pouwett role in care of graves questioned
Mr Watt stated on Thursday that he could not fully describe the conditions of the graves at Lind at the Hardanelies where Australian soldiers are buried. Advices from the Prime Minister indicated that the election of the lord and its custodianship would pass to the British and Dolin ion Governments, which seemed satisfactory.
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Adelaide
Rone
Melbourne
Wall
Uiak Wali
Anstey
Thavaul
Catil
Pouwett
Watt
Annual distribution ceremony at Tie High School
The event planned for Thursday next at B pau Me features the annual distribution of certificates by the Miah Seboot Wel. The university examinations saw gains, but the function was postponed due to the Minister of Education's absence and later due to influenza. A musical program and an address by Sir 1, darksuo are planned.
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Jace
Thurwlay
Pau
Goudewil
Wales
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