Irish Deportees Arrests Stir London Court Action
A London court heard charges against Irish deportees Thomas Joges Arl Ghenehy Mullarkey and Thomas Flynn rearrested at Myemside with Willie conspiracy. Patrick and Dennis Leming brothers were held in Liverpool for seditious propaganda but charges were withdrawn. Warrant issued for further arrest in London as officials transfer suspects to Bow Street. Ministers travel restrictions noted as security measures expand. Republican envoys to Brisbane discussed meeting venue requirements but no further details provided.
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Thomas Joges
Arlgheny
Mullarkey
Thomas Flynn
Mymeside
Steve
Bow-street
Wills
Patrick
Dennis ¥Leming
Ware Ohare
Liverpool
Director of Public Prosecutions
Bow
Thomas Malley
Liverpool Asporiee
Cabilla
Saya
Coserave
York
Mallow Bridge
Layge
Dublin
Brisbane
Greece and Turkey face terms on Asia Minor at Lausanne talks
The Lausanne conference will address Greek recognition and reparations for damages in Asia Minor. Turkey will renounce reparations claims while Greece asserts territorial gains including control of routes and a rail link between Keragatel and the Bulgarian frontier. The talks aim to outline ship seizures and prisoner issues since Abadan.
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Turkey
Iymigreos Greren
Karagalch
Greece
Keragatel
Frootier
Reuter
American Paper Industry Faces Canadian Influence Shift
Cleveland report predicts Canada may gain control of the pulp and paper market if the United States imposes a weekly export duty. Executive secretary forecasts American pulp wood supply will be strained as Canada supplies more wood pulp.
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Oijo
Peldas
HuehwaXop
Amrritin Folp Paper Association
America
Gauaia
Iamont Wien Arcerican Pulp Wood
Federal arbitration opposition among Melbourne unionists
A damaged OCR passage reports Melbourne gas workers unionists at an adjourned arbitration conference. The meeting debated compulsory proceedings urged by the Federal executive, with motions for further court action and a vote on retiring the executive. Proceedings paused to receive a report on the compulsory conference amid unclear details.
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Sun
Gas Workers’ Union London
Air, Crafts
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Thes
United Policy on Arbitration Stated at Melbourne Meeting
A Melbourne branch gathering of engineers discussed whether the society should continue to engage with arbitration. Indignation was voiced by some members over certain procedures. The decision was to maintain ties with the Arbitration Court and to unveil a revised policy shortly for consideration by engineering grades.
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Erades
Flight to North Pole Captain Amundsen Prepares Plans
A Reuters summary reports Captain Amundsen will launch a flight to the North Pole from Snitshersea around Lane 20 with 4 Norwegian patrol ships and two seaplanes aiding the effort. The patrol cruiser will cruise along the polar ice edge as the seaplanes push toward the Pole to meet and escort him if needed.
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Amundsen
North Pole
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Pole
Caplan Amondsen
Reuter
Riots in the Ruhr Report From Gelsenkirchen
London based Times correspondent at Gelsenkirchen describes a curfew, food controls, and workers supervision as clashes intensify. Communists threaten expansion, strong police presence and fear of broader strike across Westphalia.
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London
Gelsenkirchen
Prioss
Daeple
Fire brigade attacked as strikers seize fire HQ in Bochum
In Bochum on Saturday rebels attacked the fire brigade with revolvers and oil, killing two and wounding 33. Strikers occupied the fire station, forced the brigade to surrender arms, then faced hose countermeasures. Police later reported 15 prisoners amid ongoing unrest as the firehouse changed hands.
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Bochum
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Niemen
Cross Keys Tragedy Reported in Hotel Shooting
Report from Cross Keys describes a shooting at the Gross Keys Hotel near Guns Crossing. The victim, Slinaay-John Alpbienas Minvally, received eye treatment Friday with no further developments reported to date.
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Slinaay
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Gross Keys
Hlay
Duk
Tornight at the Box Alhambra Reveals Local Showdown
The Alhambra theater hosts a late evening screening titled Tornight featuring a local cast and the Box- Alhambra venue as the hub of entertainment. The event promises a suspenseful presentation and regional curiosity about the film.
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Alhambra
Sabotage at Col Amery Sparks Police Probe
Reported sabotage near a coal railway linking Col Amery on a Friday night. An improvised detonator attached to four tuses caused minor damage. four supports were damaged while the main line remained intact. Miners appeal for food and funds as strikes loom across Maitland and Newcastle districts.
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Pridge
Whithurs Colleg St Greta
Galignita
Tha
West
Sys
Socialists Denounce Treaties at Hamburg Congress
The International Socialist Congress in Hamburg adopted protests against German arms and urged workers to resist occupation. British delegates abstained on a vote protesting imperialist intervention in Russia and the Ruhr crisis, while leaders criticized the Treaty of Versailles and German disarmament plans.
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Herg Hag
London
M Blim
Mud
Germany
Vanderdéide
Belgium
Sirkin
Nationa
Gavinings
Ruasin
Rencer
Betting notes and cricket results from London and overseas
Overseas London report notes Oxford bowler Atkinson took three for twelve and four three against Gloucester, Middlesex fielding a slow left arm bowler. Manchester Cup results listed with odds and outcomes. Beckett Cerpentier purse delay reported with cost to Cerpentier and Beckett’s funds, following a postponement.
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Tony
Oxford
Gloucester
Middlesex
I Atkinson
Beckett-Cerpentier
Garpentier
Ant Signia
Agama
Becker Ests
United Servios
Prohibition and Foreign Ships Tangle in Seas
Washington wires report the Volstead Act invoked to regulate liquor on foreign ships near U S waters. Five governments Britain Spain France Italy and Denmark present positions on Supreme Court rulings affecting foreign ships inside territorial waters and complain of commercial disruption.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Legislator Praises Prohibition Prospect In Canada
Vancouver reports Saturday remarks by Thomas Walker of the Western Australian Legislature praising prohibition. He credits government control systems in Quebec and British Columbia with advancing sobriety and prosperity, endorsing prohibition as the best method to curb liquor traffic.
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Vancouver
United States
Thoms. Walker
Thur
Unite’ Geales
Quebec
British Columbia
Port Pirie Tennis Club Meeting Sees Strong Year
Port Pirie Tennis Club held its annual meeting on Saturday with about 40 members present. The treasurer and secretary reported a satisfactory financial position as courts operated at full capacity. main expenses included grounds upkeep and balls totalling £53 with a credit balance of £8 6d. The club fielded two A Grade teams and one B Grade, with the A Grade side winning the Premiership. Several members were noted for play and support roles, while departures affected playing strength. Commitee officers and new year appointments were named, including president AD Newith and other officers and committee members.
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Ana
Meir
Businos
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Cams
Glub
Serital
Pikyare
Pat Vuler
Mostra
ACY
Gallasci
Re Taylor
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Anit
Pangan Fing
Salmon
Conde
AD. Newith
Dro
Vattals
G. Yeal
Ian
ElieWves
G. Hand
J. King
H. Devadeon
Mijsses Simpson
Manto
Veterans Dinner Honors Indian Mutiny Veterans in Sydney
One hundred twenty seven veterans mustered at a Commonwealth government dinner in Sydney. Sir Walter Davidson attended with Lord Forster present as governor general. A speaker, possibly Lady Davidson, noted 428 veterans were there. many had fought in campaigns from the Crimea to South Africa and Abyssinia.
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Commonwealth
Persia
China
New Zealand
Abyssinia
South Africa
Alenanistan
Beynt
Sondon
Burtia
Crimea
Lord Forster
Gererdl
Walter Davidson
Bie
Alma
Federal Government replies to Returned Soldiers League stance
President Bruce states the federal government will consider soldiers and dependents with care but rejects the league’s resolutions as improper. He says no special privileges or interference will be tolerated and affirms equal treatment under government policy.
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Maitland
Australia
Uilvico
Adas Thetr
taLor
Yan
Myda Oi
Fat Cate Santo
Returned Soldiery League
Beuce
Bruce
Pho
Ministar
Steamers Collide at Vernon Gallied with Motagenia
A scrambled report describes a steam collision near Vernon involving vessels named by garbled text. Key figures appear as Jane and Motagenia with unclear roles, and the incident is summarized without precise dates or locations.
Nine thavellipe gardenine partes covered 11 450 miles
British military cemeteries abroad recorded 11 450 miles covered last year as part of overseas upkeep. Details are incomplete, but the report notes extensive travel by personnel to tend graves and maintain memorials in distant regions.
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Gardenine Partes
Foiled Festivities Highlight Rural Fair Tonight
A garbled notice hints at a rural event featuring a fox jovial gathering and a performance titled Golden Gift. Details are incomplete but indicate a 6000 ft outdoor setting and an associated serial act with Loker.
Reginald McKenna Returns as Chance for Britain’s Budget
London Friday. The British ministry sees Reginald McKenna accepting the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer, a surprise move tied to Baldwin's government. Lloyd George’s rumored bid for a Commons seat and McKenna’s quiet election-time backing shape the political scene as the country eyes fiscal leadership amid typhoid concerns and post-election strategy.
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Priday
New BritishSlliigtry
Ity
Sladey
Halawin
Robert Céeil
C.C. Davidsta
MagHondr Law
Ana
Reginald, McKenna
Shequer
Meyer
Baldwin
Balayein
House of Commons
Reginald ‘Meélkenna
Banke
Lloyd Georseatuis
Commons
Ros
Onald McKenna
City of London
F. G
Reuter
World-connection with Wilmington Memorial Hall project
Memorial Hall in Wilmington has faced delays over a two week period with a three week delay noted. W W Stevens and G W Parsons hold building contracts, with NODA involvement and a foundation issue cited. Officials anticipate completion early in the new year.
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Eine
W. W. Stevens
G. W. Parsons
Tae
A.B. Noll
St Marks Wand Concert At Queens Wharf Afternoon
A St Mark's Wand concert at Queens Wharf yesterday afternoon featured three rare presences and a cadence heavy program. The band performed works by T. Michigan and Collins with songs Let the Rest of the World and The Sheik. Selections included Waltz and Moon struck among others by band members Owaha Nevptown Pasma.
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Queens Wharf
Nevptown
Pasma
Moonstruck
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