Allies deny Saar Basin traps claim in German note
London reports Allies reply to Germany on Saar Basin questions. They deny the plan traps residents as pawns and challenge German claims that Saar population is wholly German. Allies acknowledge treaty guarantees and discuss ultimate repurchase terms. They propose payment beyond gold and treat settlement as reducing Germany’s indemnity obligations.
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Mentor
London
Saar
France
Mere Manlzau'n
Mule
Germany
Gennany
Paris Update Outlines Brockvett-Rantzaach Visit
Paris reports Count Brockvett-Rantzaach returned from Spain after a fylus visit with the ubj consulting the German Ministry on the terms of prac.
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Reuter
Paris
Count Brockvett-Rantzaach
Spain
Ubj
Prac
Ahadiam Strike Spreads Through Toronto
Unclear readable text describes a strike spreading in Toronto with futile government response. Mentions Winnipeg, May, and workers volunteering or forming union action. Limited legible details include general labor unrest and slow progress of the strike.
Labor Dispute Stir as Canadian Leaders Consider Strike Impact
Ottawa sources report May conferences with Sir Herbert Burden and key ministers, plus employer and employee reps, focusing on a possible general strike. Cavalry units returning from overseas may be invited to volunteer for duty in Toronto Calgary and Winnipeg.
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Ottawa
May
Hebert Burden
If Senieli
Toronto
Calgary
Win
Australian cricket team vs Oxford in May match
London May 29 The Australian cricket team began a match against Oxford with Oxford posting 152. Kellaway bowled superbly taking 7 wickets for 47 runs as Oxford batted first. In Australia's reply they lost 4 wickets for 21 runs with Taylor contributing 104 and Murray.
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London
Oxford
Kellaway Bowie Splendidy
Taylor
Murray
When Women Rule at International Congress in Zurich
Reuters reports at a Zurich congress a diverse panel welcomed new delegates including Miss Vida Goldstein and Miss Johns. Goldstein urged greetings to women including Germans and asserted peace through inter nationalism while Johns argued women can prevent future wars. The meeting endorsed removing radical distinctions as a key decision.
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Reuter
London
Zurich
Switzerland
Anton Them
Mise Vida Guldstein
Mia
Miss Goldstein
Germany
Miss Johns
British Forces Reach Murmansk Front After Major Battle
British troops report gains in the Murmansk district, destroying Bolshevik lines along the southern Lake Sigruery area. Fierce fighting preceded a British advance as reinforcements moved to the front. Bolshevik defenses collapsed under tank and infantry pressure.
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Murmansk
Hussia
War Office
Lake
Sigruery
Aga
Fussins
Thak
Weir
Daeg
Georgian Triumph and Bolshevik Setbacks on Frontiers
May 17 dispatch reports Russian Bolshevik forces suffering losses on the northern frontier as advances near Hiren Hines and nearby points met stiff resistance. The operations resulted in captured arms, including several field guns, and left Bolshevik units with positions degraded and retreating amid mounting casualties.
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Ruuter
London
Houter
Cnv
Berne Jas
Bolshevists
Feoratin
Hiren Hines
Sbint
Nearly Herself Again Pubsietea in London
Fragmentary OCR text from a London page mentions a May date and a note on Britain and Russia. It references unrest and a request for framing a publishable outline. The readable portion is inconsistent and lacks clear events or names.
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London
Witistan Caret
Unik
Hussia
Beitish
Austrian Peace Terms Ready for Signature
United Service reports Austria will publicly present peace terms Friday after Junker signs. Nine Austrian troops occupy frontier towns near Fierman Avetrium amid a German blockade. Terms call for halt of naval construction and ban on vermipreantile vessels on the low-for-lun principle. War criminals listed. ex-Emperor Karl not treated as offender.
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United Service
London
Junker
Fierman-Avetrium
Gia
Germany
Thwns
Kurt
Returned Soldiers Arrive After Long Service
Three Port Pirie veterans arrive home by the Arusaide train with welcomes from townsfolk. Lance Corporal Le T Veiteh of the 2nd Battalion, son of Mrs W E Edwards, has completed four years and three months service and was wounded. Private Lethbrusse, 27th Battalion, son of Mr and Mrs E Lethbridge, has served many years and was wounded once. Private A Huwmioni, 27th Battalion, son of Mr Re Mamtond, of Solomontown, also home. A drum corps and schoolchildren joined the reception as motor cars ferried the soldiers to the Town Hall for welcoming ceremonies by the Mayor and citizens.
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U Pirie
Yesternaun
W. E. Edwards
Third Street
Pirie West
Lethbridge
Privat A. Huwmioni
Re Mamtond
Que Street
Solomontown
Caromontaws
J. B. Johnston
Baker
Gee
Nelson
Br. Mo. Goode
Delia
Port Piri
Fox
Martin
Ellemdute
Martine
Mr. Martin
Asquith Explains Wartime Speech In Newcastle Address
London reports reveal that former Prime Minister Asquith defends his prewar remarks on munition delays and army readiness. He says his statement was limited to conditions before agitation for munitions began and denies deceiving the nation to prevent a fall in confidence. Public doubt remains about his full account and motives.
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Reuter
London
Great Britain
JH. Jr. Asquitt
Newcastle
Ite
Wedianer
Domuntion
Axuith
Enuntry
Mr. Asquitty
Australian wait service and regulatory clearances pursued
An unclear report describes efforts by numerous named entities and organizations to obtain information clearances and formational authorizations. It mentions Kingsford Smith and a governmental ministry planning actions during a forthcoming operation or enterprise associated with a Black- Hirt Company, with references to international service and strategic efforts.
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United
Servie
HNDON
Wicritime Mathie
Kingsford
Strati Ravine
Two Million Dead in German War Toll Reports
London reports a cautious tally from Germany showing wartime losses totaling around two million dead by April 30. The figures reflect the grim scale of casualties in the ongoing conflict and broad public concern over the war’s human cost.
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Reuter
London
Germany
Car collision injures pedestrian in Brinkworth main street
A motor accident in Brinkworth involved a Dodge driven by FU Heinius striking Me. T. G. Palitiage as he crossed in the main street. Palitiage sustained a severely sprained ankle after the wheel passed over it. He was conveyed home where he was attended by EB Olinton of the railway staff.
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Brinkworth
Dodge
FU. Heinius
T. G. Palitiage
Abeme
Pal Arlee
Paltridee
Pulwis
EB. Olinton
Sunday Schools Conference At Congregational Church
Sunday schools meet at Congregational Church on Florence Street with the afternoon session led by J B Trennery Moonta Mines introducing the Rainbow system of Bible study. A.Taylor reports on attendance growth, P M Nicholls will discuss the Sunlas School Anniversary, and Rev J S Moyes presides at the evening session with greetings from visiting speakers. Tea follows at 5 45 pm in the Congregational Hall.
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Congregational Church
Florence Street
AML
J. B. Trennery
Moonta Mines
A. Taylor
P.M Nicholls
L.A
Chien
Las Sehout
B. B. Je Wall
Vidio
J. S. Moyes
St Paul's
Progressives in Business Promoting Practical Progress
A fragmented line suggests a Progressive business mindset stressing practical progress. The readable text hints at a call for advancement and economic improvement without ornament or unnecessary speculation.
Seven Influenza Cases Reported With Complications
Dr. Leitel reported seven influenza cases yesterday with three showing uimonacy complications. cases spread across Ons-Mile, Embankment Road, Reelory Run, Marriott Street, Weight Street, Thy Terrace, and Ellendale. Boarding-house patients sent to hospital. one case travelled from Western Australia. Health officials warn of weak containment and urge isolation and disinfection measures.
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Leitel
de. Leites
Ons-Mile
Embankment Road
Reelory
Marriott Street
Weight Treet
Thy Terrace
Ellendale
Leite
el Una
Board of Health
Leileti
Auway
Toy
Fation Hospital
Port Pine Ui
Lin
Willy Lent
Uiil
Nily Hunk Neen
Jatvgenthal
Tiesey
Jaren
Intra State Reports From Adelaide Medical Bulletin
Intra state update from Adelaide notes cases in Mount Gambier disobilion hospital and about six more in hospital. A bulletin from Port Adelaide Isolation Hospital lists 60 patients and admissions in May, naming Ward Parkin Ed and William Loneybone. A death is recorded at 11 30 am and details include Mrs A Oliver of Chapel Street Nuewood, admitted May 30.
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Adelaide
Feiduy
Nan
Central Board
Weilhuset
Dsobilion
Mount Gambier
Morgan
Prederck
William —Loneybone
Burwood Avenue
Prospect
Oliver
Chapel Street
Nuewood
Adelaide Isolation Hospital
Casino Theatre Screening Draws Large Crowd in Evening Show
Spectators filled the Casino Theatre yesterday to view new features. The Interest in the Progen drew applause as Pauline Starke shone in a sentimental film about boorish life while Charlie Chopin drew attention with his comic routines. A special exhibition of speed and magic tricks was anticipated, with another program episode promised.
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For
Arte
Womens Jeunt Ub Merit
Working Bee Parade and Community Notices
A local parade is planned with a gathering at Ellen Street near the park today. Attendees include several named individuals and a photographer. The notice endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective for pains, bruises, and rheumatic aches.
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Chamberlain
Champerlain
Broken Hill Delegates Rally Over Mining Dispute
Mass meeting at Port Pirie sub branch of FED to hear Broken Hill delegates S J Davey and B M Jenkins explain the barrier mining companies dispute with P E D WA. Meeting endorses action as a lockout and contemplates further financial aid and allied union support.
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S.J. Davey
B. ML. Jenkins
Broken Hill
Port Pirie
Mw Fed
Iing
Alw.a. Hill
HL. Balduck
Barren Ranges Gertifcated Engine Drivers’ Association
P.E.D
F.E.D. and
F. Association
Broken Him
Pirie ‘Trades and Labor Council
Lead Market and Omelters Wages Raise Labor Tension
A Port Pirie report discusses lead market conditions and mill workers wages. It notes accusations against labor figures, questions about stock data in Musteatia, and calls for higher wages and shorter hours. Union members promise frank talks with the company to improve conditions and attract workers.
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Musteatia
Mussen
AWU
Hu Company
Uwe
Port Pirie
Uut
Lng
Ste
Fight Ends In Draw As Bantam Bout Stumbles To Unclear Finish
Peter Migierard and Vinlon fieurge O'Conwll staged a bantam bout that ended in a draw after a chaotic fourth round. Referees Tavener and Ferguson stepped in to call the stoppage, leaving both fighters unable to claim a decisive outcome. They faced charges in court the next morning, pleading guilty to minor offenses with costs imposed and possible suspension discussed.
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Peter Migierard
Vinlon Fieurge O'Conwll
Eloch
Tavener
Ferguson
D.C. Scot
S.M
Lena
Patience and Industry Prevail Over Obstacles
A rustic couplet extols patience and industry as the means to overcome resistance and endure hardship. The lines praise persistent effort and warn that delays will not be rewarded, invoking a proverb-like cadence associated with old time sayings and a woodsy setting.
Secretary Lacey Discusses Vytigine Tegue Case Timing
At the AAW.U. meeting secretary A. W. Lacey said the estimate for the Vytigine Taege men’s canal can be assigned by the Skate Indus Telit Howrt next week. Evidence has been taken from four witnesses in Park Pirie, with another to be announced in Adelante next Wednesday. Deball of twelve supliers hearing to proceed, then witnesses. Lacey will travel to Adelaide to observe for the affected employees.
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Aaw.u. Mien
A.W. Lacey
Lacey
Adelaide
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Bir
Roy Ellis
Melbourne
Transport
China
Anquith
Osha
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Finlisk
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F Ws
Hadelad
Bashire
Inher Abbas
Ranirbh Feypere
Hetil Renae
Akyale
Miners Benformes
Ire
Sore Jane
HP Goveine
Aveenisin
Latin Hospital
Aisbin
Vroberty
Faye
Abe
Cullitton
Garrett
Working Bee
Park
Bapa
Ellen Sttert
Juan
Jans
Teydes and Labor Council
AWA
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Munsen
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Muswen
Column
Groken Hill
Prerre
Frany
Conkreet Stiivelling
Hummock Hill
Ron
Lady's Cycle
Sae
Aple Neyion and Co
EU Street
Hwady
Iqa
Lee
San
Sutter
Buller
R. Neylon and Co
Bion Street
Urice
W. Ney
Jon and Co
Ellen Street
Teller Tu
Mgudlst
VOR
Vive-sealer
Ceefrie
Pree An Pari arEs
Meylon & C. Motor Engineers
Ellen Silvet
Trades and Labor Council
MASS
Umions
Baldock
Barrier Hotel
P.m. Roy Job
ST .Mark's
St Mark's
TVG
Bange Men's
Topy
MICE
Pirie South
State Bank
X.S
Eert Saveman
Exaanay'y Best
Casino Toaleht
Sitiatiya
Vurn
Chile
P. Dean
Angley
2Nd Street
Pire West
Tom
Blight Bros. Tm
Perso
Pairey's
Teddes
Bimbowrie
S. Mines
Solormontown
Parate Lome
Mra Doyle
Parmenter
Buteler
K.S.A
Federal
Mre Moyes
Mameer
Central Hotel
Mr Payne
Nala Street
Tennyson
Pine West
Church
Aimestone
W. H. Neal
Ellen
Mallant
Nes P. Sulitram
Island
Oliver Lesteh
Port Pirtr
Les
Nice
Wilson
West
Lang Pine
Fetter
James
Otter
Lombatar
Swanted
Savoskic
Alexander Street
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