Tangiers Inferno Drugship Riot at Tyueion
An official survey reports chaos in a Moslem suburb near Tyueion as a deadly incident unfolds. Authorities, property owners, and residents describe a tense scene with damaged housing, sleeping areas, and clashes. figures suggest significant expenditure and casualties.
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Thanese Tangiers
Tyueion
Madaien
Autho Yeu
Tien
Ures
Fey
London
Frys
Cnal
French General Strike and Allied War Strains
Paris dispatch reports a general strike impacting French and Allied efforts as Bolshevik agitation and wartime shortages ripple through the home front. The piece notes strikes and labor actions among artisans and workers, with mentions of political pressure and social unrest shaping the war’s domestic footing.
Blouse Sale Promises Fresh Styles at Prest’s Delight
Local shop advertises women blouses in new season colors and cuts. White pink striped options priced from 4 to 13 each, urging shoppers to buy while prices linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prest
Winter Velour Cloth Wrappers Offer
Advertises daily special velour cloth wrappers in shades of grey rose cardinal and slate. Limited to today only price marked at 16 6 or 13 14, highlighting comfort and wrap style.
Purchase of Australian goods sparks price dispute
Fragmented text reports a large purchase of Australian items with authorities debating price rules and dispatch details. Mention of merchants in Lae and Lomita, quoted figures around 2,000,000 and cases affected by a framed rule. No clear dates or outcomes due to damaged OCR.
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ePanel
Pines
Lundius
Feiday
Messrs
Archer
Lomita
Tetve
Allies and Germany hear uncomfortable truth in debate
In Berlin a parliamentary session heard cries over German colonial brutality in Belgium and other occupied regions. Frau Zevtz criticised colonial violence toward women, while interruptions and counterclaims sparked a heated exchange about reprisals and moral guilt amid Allied pressure.
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Heuber
Berlin
National Assembly
Frau Zevtz
Tessa
Belgium
Frau Zerte
Antstute
Amusements at Westnessday Theatre show mix of acts
A fragmented account from a Lasix area venue describes Virleye Ray performing with a troupe, a writer called Tike company MU, and a Dewey avin Hume act amid a noisy program. The piece notes stage hijinks, theft by a male patron, and a rebellious heroine with memory stains, hinting at escape plots and ensemble dynamics.
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Te Lasixau
Virleye Ray
Dewey
Iran
Workers Boycott Munitions Across Ireland
The Times reports transport workers plan to extend a boycott to railways and currents as authorities distribute munitions in Ireland. Friction rises as unloading and supply actions threaten to disrupt movements and ideals across the region.
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The
Times
Tondon
Wilitiey Ooihariies
Tabtin
Ireland
Tampering with guardsmen sparks Irish unrest report
A fragmentary London bulletin alleges a newspaper manager edited by Sylvia Rackhurst sent sentences to disaffect Irish Guards with Bolshevist pamphlets amid soldier sympathy and court outbursts. Police investigations note alleged distribution of funds and pamphlets to influence troops.
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Londan
Mynaeer
Drevinniaes
Sylvia Rackhurst
Bron
Misread Finance Figures Claim Inconsistent Inference
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled phrases about economics and taxes with mentions of Lennon Sabino Teelunt and huge sums like £24,000,000 and £5,000. The text references increases in exports, country case, and deposits, plus a spike in demand for luxuries and instruments, all in disjointed form.
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Lennon
Sabino
Teelunt
Trelind
Coods
Prince of Wales Luiten Serview in New Zealand
A garbled account discusses a battleship and references the Prince of Wales amid stormy winds near New Zealand. The text mentions various names and events in unclear phrasing, suggesting a naval encounter or maneuver with historical figures and locations obscured by OCR errors.
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Wirglas
New Zealand
Prince of Wiles
Ei Mlwisrnd
Smelters Clerks Labor Row Threatens Steel Plant
A distorted report alleges clerks at an unnamed smelting operation face pay reform under new conditions. It claims management plans to compel clerks to work outside shifts and critiques a proposed wage policy, urging male clerks to resist cuts while warning of management's potential moves. The letter thanks a Mr. Mussen for support and calls for decisive clerk action.
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Stork
Mussen
Wil
Peter
Too Much Wool Valhok Wri Lost
Fragmentary note discusses wool supply and market pressures. Mentions Siemmepsiants and adverse effects on buying, Japanese war era context, and potential shifts in production and prices. References Renyard and Werwald industries and older cotley.
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Valhok Wri
Tanuay Ahiers
Cotley
Carpenters Accept New Wages Deal After Talks
Workers secured a substantial wage advance with maintained hours under the new contract terms. The agreement, aimed at improving relations between employers and employees, follows deliberations overseen by union and committee officials and is expected to bring a steadier pay rate through a transitioning period.
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Gurpemers
Jyiners
Mel
Tor
Ted
Flys Union
Forced sales abandoned amid unsettled wills dispute
London readers report a frail market and ongoing legal wrangles over property sales. The fringe of the probate case leaves merchants unsure which estates will proceed, with no clear timetable for decisions or executions.
Viennese Children Travel to England by Train
Viennese children escaped their government after their parents aided a local resistance. They began a journey to England, traveling through Germany and Poland before reaching safety. The Times report notes the group departed from Vienna on a planned tip to cross into Britain.
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The
Times
London
Briday Abowk
Eneland
Germany
Tolan
Twelve men killed in clashes in Matewan Virginia
A Matewan message says twelve men were killed as strife between police, militia, and coal company guards erupts in the town. Troops have been ordered in to restore order and police and rail guards are active along the rails.
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Reuter
Matewan
Virginia
Hottls Hetsven
Trsillgns
Adjestives
Eoayoo Company
Triins
Moran defeats Goddard in Holborn Stadium bout
Frank Moran stopped Jack Goddard in the second round of a 20 round contest at Holborn Stadium tonight. Goddard was floored twice in round two and counted out after a brutal right hand to the jaw.
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the Times
London
Frank Moran
Jack Goddard
Holborn Stadium
Goddard
Silver Price Commentary Hits Exchange Afternoon
On Saturday the market saw renewed attention to silver prices as the latest quotation stood at 3/8 per ounce. Investors watched movements closely amid a cautious trading session on the exchange.
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Tandon
Take Care of Your Cough with Chamberlain's Remedy
The notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick relief for persistent coughing. It claims the medicine soothes and relieves the cough, preventing irritation of the throat, and suggests it is sold widely.
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Tue Chamberlain
Polish advance near Dnieper described in 250 mile front
London dispatch reports Poles advanced along a 250 mile front toward the Dnieper, with depths from 150 to 400 miles in 16 days. No confirmation of Odessa capture. Bolshevists attacked north of the Dniester near Krzyzezpol but Polish infantry with air support countered, pushing the foe back 124 miles. News notes suggest Soviet forces near Verkhneudinnek. A former Bolshevik, now claiming to be Foreign Minister, announces a new Verkhnenfinak State east of Lake Baikal and urges Siberian evacuation by Allied forces, including Japan.
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iBeuter
London
Odessa
Heater
Warsaw
Bolshevists
Krzyzezpol
Pridnyeria
Verkhneudinnk
Chita
Sikolaievek
Amur
Reuters Service
Peking
M. Kranyochkett
Siberia
Verkhnenfinak
Lake Baikal
Kamchatka
Saklatin
M. Krasnachkom
Polish attack on German rendezvous in Silesia reported
The Times correspondent at Ter chen, Silesia, says a crowd of Poles attacked a German rendezvous met Franco-Italian troops. Two attackers were killed and several wounded. Afternoon reprisals saw looting of the Czech headquarters and release of countrymen.
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the Times
London
Terchen
Silesia
Hir
Unrest among railway workers over wage demand in Adelaide
A Sunday meeting in Adelaide saw railway men press for 12/6 a day amid government wage replies. Speakers urged unified action and ballot responses, proposing a broad union committee to issue ballots and threaten stoppages if demands were unmet before the royal visit. An amendment urged mass resignations if a June 5 ruling fell short.
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Adelaide
R. Whitford
South Australia
Waller Dodge
Railways and Tramways Association
F. Watkinson
Pearce
Catoramseat Unions
Ambassador Urges Friendship Between U S and Britain
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador to the United States, cables that Americans should dispel misrepresentations and misunderstandings that threaten to separate the nations. He stresses that never before has it been so imperative to maintain cordial relations between the United States and Britain.
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Reuter
Philadelphia
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Reunion of Veterans and a Peculiar Request in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Sunday a reunion of forty South Australian naval and military veterans was held after a telegram from the Governor-elect praising their service. The Lieutenant-Governor urged the veterans to influence returning troops to protect the Prince of Wales from disrespect, stressing unmatched admiration for Australian soldiers but warning against any distraction from proper conduct.
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Adelaide
Mernaeil McManus
Saller
Gemerty
Walt Ginseh
Mattie
Keswick
Sammlas
Witham
Windle
South Australia
Commonwealth
Prince of Wales
Germany
Preacher Charged in General Confederation of Labor Rally Conspiracy
A preacher at a General Confederation of Labor meeting at headquarters was arrested and charged with complicity in anarchist conspiracy. The report notes his identity as a clergyman and mentions the heavy security surrounding the event.
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the Times
Preach
General Confederation of Labor
Sean
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