Heed Them Not Complaints of Germans in War Debate
A wartime discussion argues that Germany cannot expect clemency and must face inevitable penalties. Allies demand limited shipping concessions, reparations, and economic restoration measures while Germany’s stronger sources and postwar prospects are noted.
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Houber
Lasdun
Malia
Uguliesl
Tentzan
Pealotis
Germany
Rafety
Polis
Femany
WL Glemenevan
Kutfie
Tram M
Fife
Europe
Anton
Date of Peace and German Note Deliberations Worldwide
Reports from London Paris and Berlin on May 2 to May 26 describe peacemaking progress with hopes for a treaty signed between May 10 and mid June. Allies may concede on minor points while insisting on core principles, and Germany has about six days for German notes before finalizing the peace treaty.
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Reuter
Paris
Fostin
Ambiguous Upper Silesia Armament Report From Europe
A May 7 dispatch from London citing a Benthen telegram reports tension in Upper Silesia with Prussian troops under arms and strong orders. The fragment notes opposition to incorporation with Patan and mentions a substantial force in the region.
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Heater
London
Indy Mail
Germany
Benthen
Upper Silesia
Upper
Chaos in Hungary echoes in Vienna dispatches
Unclear telegrams describe moves toward stabilizing government in Hungary and Austria. Mentions promised restoration of law and order and shifts toward new governance, with references to political factions and recent upheaval. The garbled text notes talk of manifestos, resignations, and power realignments shaping the expected policy direction.
Heatley beaters halt Hungarian advance along Dniester
May 2 report from Lundun describes a clash as Hungarian and Romanian forces struggle near the Dniester river. Romanian units attempted delaying actions to slow Hungarian reinforcements while Hungarian forces aimed to hold the opposite bank.
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Heatley
Lundun
Hungary
Ufmie
Wilier
Peeniittiol
Suspect in cattle killings linked to Park lands case
An arrest warrant was issued for a man in Adelaide in connection with the death of horses in the park lands. The accused, named in court records, is alleged to have led a movement against Poland. The father of the accused is described as distant, and expert Tassie arrived in Adelaide to testify. The case involves a blacksmith-turned-figure, Attu Marsing, and mentions a director of the alleged plot against Puland.
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Vilane
Mbeliibes
Tin
Wes Brant
Hayman
Ald Mail Bates Aesti
IO Bisnis
Willie
Ian Io
Simikiy
Qyvill
Tassie
Burt Pike
Muring
Leitch
Egypt
Teiteh
Hery
Attu Marsing
Pruletsrat
Agaist Puland
World War II era air travel details from Lisbon to London
An incomplete London dispatch notes a trans‑Atlantic flight with plans to land at Lisbon and an attempted route via Azores, detailing flying times and conditions. The report emphasizes the challenging flight and mentions expressions of fatigue and technical issues during the journey.
Airplane Fall Near Harbor Injures Two Aviators
May 26 incident reports two aviators injured when a crash near the harbor destroyed both airplanes and caused damage to equipment. Rescue teams recovered the wreckage and recovered the tails were reensured, with investigation into the cause underway.
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Dryas
Barracks Destroyed in Unclear Engagement Near Linne
Fragmentary report describes destruction of military facilities near Linne with mentions of French forces and local figures. Unable to confirm details due to poor OCR clarity. no confirmed casualties or dates.
War Shipping News From May 8 At Sea
Reuters reports May 8 updates from Hewestown detailing the minefield clearance and ship repairs. The damaged vessel heads to England for repairs while crews work day and night to clear nearby danger zones. No injuries reported among crew or allies.
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Reuters Service
Landun
Hitler
England
Sucking Yard Operation Near Lille Described In Detail
A lengthy field report from Lille details a vast wheat stacking and slacking yard. It notes thousands of sacks and bags of wheat, extended sheds, and ongoing work by multiple trades with plans for expansion and additional desailate units. Officials and contractors discuss methods to keep grain in order, transport delays, and the scale of wartime storage efforts.
Port Pirie Aus Troop Return Names and Loyalties
Three soldiers returned to Port Pirie from Adelaide yesterday afternoon. Corporal W N Mellish M M is the son of Mr and Mrs W Bialla Bol Mehaw. Lance-Corporal H J Pinher 48th Cattarlog is son of Mr Al Fisher Wheat Harvest Buar!. Private E7A Halliday 20th Amy Service Corps has four years active service. Sgt O S Taal 7 Battalion, son of Mr and Mrs S Lamb, has been on native for more than four years. Private H W J Cunningham 1th Battalion, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cunningham Hundred of Pirie, returns by team this afternoon. Trooper G M Heaslip, son of Mr RR Measlip LP, arrived Crystal Kraok after leaving November 19/7 for Egypt with the 9th Light Horse. Brothers A Heaslip with the ALP also served in the Light Horse.
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Solitiers
Port Piriely
Adelaide
W. N. Mellish
M.M
W. Bialla Bol Mehaw
H_ J. Pinher
Cattarlog
al. Fisher
Halliday
Amy Service Corps
Priva Ty
BLAS
Jrd Street
Island
Wis Witu
Wong
Moval Lutty
Sgt
Taal
Set
Lamb
H.W. J. Cunningham
1Th Battalion
Frank Cunningham
Hundred of Pirie
Hort Pirie
Trouper Heaslip
G. M. Heaslip
RR. Measlip
Crystal Kraok
Foomne
Light Horse
Egypt
A. Heas
South Australia
Flesh Light Horse
Quarry Fate Earth Falls at Ore Mine Four Men Die
Four men were in a quarry when a sudden fall trapped one completely and pinned another. Two left to chase a fox, the debris killed Borgas and injured others, with coroner and police present. An inquest deemed unnecessary.
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Quary
Oly
Witrabara
Werttesas
Mi Boyes
Abun
Cor
Marty
Dot Borgas
Willy
Folk Vee
Hottone
Fem Borgis
Wy Gill
John Borgas
Tee
Boolerou
Dunstone
Borgas
Wirrabera
Ur. Dinstim
J. Griddle
White
Troopships Nearing Australia Report Duty Schedules
Adelaide dispatch reports transports bound for Australia including Dorset and Sardinia due Fremantle today and Marathon and Commonwealth due at nine on May 30. Suffolk lists first call with over 1000 tons of care in discharge and Runic expected from Liverpool on June 7.
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Adelaide
Australia
Dorset
Sardinia
Fremantle
Marathon
Commonwealth
Suffolk
Liverpool
Allies Prepare for OK Emerglau in London Dispatch
United Service reports Marshil Foch 15 visiting as the bride heads along the line. He orders army commanders and inspects troops while planning defence and advance. He will hold a conference with General Sir William Robertson at Cologne today as Allied resolve to avoid being tricked is asserted.
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London
Vienna
Hiechee Linn
Owe Aissih
Fort Juik
United Service
Marshil Foch
Wm. Habertson
Cologne
Germany
German Note Says New Protests to Follow
Paris dispatch reports the tenth German note stating the delegation is preparing additional notes not ready within the Allied fixed period. Rantzau therefore asks for a postponement and for the same terms as the prior note.
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Reuter
Paris
Rantzan
Sakavk
Wage talks and lead price role in future pay deals
A fragmented report on union negotiations cites Mr Napier of Carpenters, Mr Muss, and Mr Munsett, discussing wage fixation amid rising lead and by products values. The debate centers on whether wages should track market lead prices or broader commodity values.
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Napier
Pirie Sibebisuvis
Mr. Mussermal
Hugh Inteerase
Winsher
Waeh
OME
Munsett Asiter
Sint
Mme Company
Adelaide Mayoralty Debate Recalls Royal Etiquette Incident
A fragmented Adelaide town council recounts a historic mayoral contest tied to a visit by the Duke of York. The piece highlights a famed kiss of the duke’s hand, stiff etiquette, and a swallowable insult about a knighthood offer, leading to a later political push to confer lordship. The narrative mentions council meetings, government appeals, and a carpenters dispute shaping local governance.
Carpenters Strike Shows Unemployed At The Gate
A damaged report outlines a carpenters strike causing many unemployed to gather at the smelters gate. It notes workers seeking work on the best terms, with some subsisting on meager bread issues while others remain idle.
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Garpente
Laborers Demand Higher Day Rate in Melbourne Trade Strike
Builders Laborers Union in Melbourne threatens action over daily wages and hours. The union pressed for 12/ to 20/ day and a 44 hour week reduction, while the Master Builders' Association proposed 13 from 4 to 4 hours weekly and a potential rise to 44/ day after three months.
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Melbourne
Master Builders’ Association
Cart accident in Wirrabara injures local man
In Wirrabara on Wednesday Wille drove toward Wistome Wirrshara when a cart swerved up the bank. Mr Riger Woodlands fell and broke the fourth finger of his right hand and was taken to Dr Davey in Laura for treatment.
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Wirrabara
Wille
Wistome
Riger Woodlands
Mr. Woodland
Dr. Davey
Laura
Great Atlantic Ship Disasters and Ailing Wireless Theories
A historical account recalls major 1912 sea tragedies including the Titanic and Volturna with high speed collision and fire. Cyril Ismay faces scrutiny over leadership as passengers perish and lifeboats fail. Rumors of wireless telegraphy influence sparked safety theories that faded with time.
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Gaysandra
Newfoundland
Titanic
Atlantic
Lst
Win
He Company
Cyril Ismay
Iver
Tevbers
Travnie
Sue
Thie
Lut
Vol
Tony
Halla
Wirdlows
Europe
United States
Dont Bet Bo Trouble Dont Force Your Children to Like Medicine
Advice against forcing children to take unpleasant cough remedies. Recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its pleasant taste and safety with young children. Claims no narcotics and suitability for delicate youngsters. Sold everywhere.
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Chamberlain
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