Arbuckle Stars in a Living Picture at Frisco Show
Fatty Arbuckle, recently released on bail, arrives in San Francisco to a raucous crowd and chaos as three fights erupt among men. Police confiscate letters threatening him and escort him from the venue while showgirls greet him with kisses. Arbuckle later heads to Los Angeles as a crowd persists in acclaim and diversions erupt around the reception.
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Bowler's Service
San Francisco
Faby Arbuckle
Boom
Sam Sramcisco
Lamrus
Me O'Brien
Sodyenara
Fatty Arbuckle
Angeles
Sud
Mane Gue Cravers
German Militarism Mystery Over Forces Revealed
London reports from The Times Berlin’s failure to provide Allied officers with Reichswehr numbers for the first half of 1924. Bavaria and Prussia refusals under treaty interpretation. a hidden mobile reserve and widespread militarism despite nominal limits. General Nolet notes the issue of frontier security and disarmament progress remains opaque.
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London
Germany
Berlin
the Times
Bavaria
Reichswehr
Buwuta
Nolfel
Tater Area Commission
Ite
Pal
East Prussia
Saxony
Pobige
Federal Customs Receipts Decline in Similar Period
Revenue for the period ended September 30 shows a decrease of £11818,303 from the prior year. Figures indicate lower collections across categories, with preliminary totals suggesting tighter trade activity and reduced import duties. Further breakdown by category and month will follow in later reports.
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Melbosmind
Somaay
New State Formed In West Ung Claimed By Vienna
A proclaimed move by the Burgemneid council, alleged to be from West Ung, declares the region under a new independent government. Reports say Austria and allied powers may intervene as tensions rise. The text notes a Mangarian legitimist plotting the move, causing regional outrage and international reaction.
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Vienna
Binhey
Austria
Burgene
Gounoil Ic
West Ung
King Constantine Reports Greek Forces Hold Line At Broussa
Reuter dispatch from Athens says King Constantine ordered the Greek army to retire from Broussa but that the force in Anatolia has held. He claims Angora Turkish resistance was decisively broken and that Greek blood shed will not be wasted. London reports Daily News suggests peace talks with Kemal at Angora. Financial strain in Greece grows worse.
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Athens
Gonslanting
Broussa
Anatolia
Benin
Constantine
Angolrn
London
seerns_op
Igh Muthaonty
Gress
Angora-Republic
Poynlim
Australia
Commonwealth
Girl's Peculiar Story About Hair Cutting Incident
In Adelaide a young girl, Avie, recounts an extraordinary assault after being lured to a shop by a man. She says he forced a large piece of paper into her mouth with a handkerchief, tore off part of her hair, then fled while she struggled. Police are seeking the suspect.
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Adelaide
Dulwich Avenus
Dulwich
Shipbuilding debate in Adelaide fumbles cost fears
A deputation representing trade societies and firms pressed for a continued shipbuilding program in Australia. Minister Poynton warned that high costs and global competition threaten the industry, noting only a fragile margin and potential government losses if the program expands. Discussions highlighted costs, hours, and the need for a balanced approach before any new commitment.
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Australia
Abe
Hughes
Wis Jn Finshand
Australis
Port
Adelaida
Willtasestown
Stig Imred
Sher
Government Service Pay Debate Reaches Railways Aboard Adelaide
Correspondence between the Government and the A.B.W.A. exposes concerns over railway staff allowances. Officials report overtime and country postings underpaid at 12/6 versus 14/2 rates, prompting calls for immediate remedy and alignment with railway commission directives.
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Adelaide
Sumaay
A.B. W.A
Uniow
Gertain
Miai
Amin Saga
San
Minster
Railways
Renly
Gom
Sudan Civil Service Officer Murdered in Dar War
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fatal attack on September 26 in South Darwriw, with Abdullah El Sostucyat leading a following mob. Infantry and police repelled the assault. casualties include civil service employees and a veterinary official from the Sudan Government. Authorities claim Abdullah is linked to the Sudan civil service faction.
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Dar
Whartoum
Abdullah el Sostucyat
South
Dariwr
Abdullah i
Cceparita
Angi
Soudan
Tirée
Ivil
Wens
Hospitals policy sparks new era in South Australia
Governor Sir Archibald Wadgell led open session in Tokyo Town Falr praising Adelante Children's Hospital aid and urging sustained hospital maintenance through voluntary effort. He urged Australians to uphold obligations to provide facilities for children, materiel, and care amid shifting global politics and national responsibility.
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Adelaide
Tokyo
Falr
Beln
Tus
Adelante Children's Hospital
Nisht
Archiblé Wadgell
Ong
Ospitals
South Australia
Boxland
Hsspital
Australia
North Sea
Paclic Dogan
Stenila
Asi
Olen
Cfildrony
Austratia
Washington Conference Report Shapes Australia Representation
Delegates at the Washington Conference discuss Australia’s stance and insist on a formal representation. The talks hinge on named figures and procedural form while the broader goal remains clear.
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Melbourne
Sandy
Hse Pedanal
Australia
Washington
Gom
Ferones
Cart Collision Fatality Reported In, Injuries Elsewhere
A cart collided with a motor vehicle, resulting in a fatal chest injury to the cart driver and injuring three others. The event occurred amid chaotic details as the house sustained multiple damages and responders attended the scene. Authorities did not release full particulars.
Motor Car Tax Squeeze Aimed At Hire Vehicles
The House of Assembly considers an emendation to raise annual motor vehicle imposts. The reform would set higher rates for motor vehicles used for hire, with 60 horsepower cars and other taxis affected. The bill passed through the committee stage.
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House of Assembly
Sir Reidy
Soi Mitten
Children’s Ball Prizes and Omitted Details Noted
A note to the Kultur thanks attendees of the Children’s Ball last Friday. The writer mentions omissions in prize listings, cites judges Gerken, Nairn, Masses, Stacey, and Ross, and credits helpers and performers including Mrs Brown and Nir-SmitH. Prizewinners span Pansy, Jack Power, Joyce Holthouse, Violet Donaldson, Ossington, Kambrans, Arbon, Brantford, Winnie Ackerman, Mavis Valien, Maggie Broggando, Ruby Fookbarn, Barbara Cawley, Santa, and Jean Yates among others.
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Stacey
Ross
Mrs. Brown
Hoy
Jack Power
John Bull
Fancy
Aid
Joyce Holthouse
Bélelum
Violet Donaldson
Ossington
Pirlemalde
Choeblates
Conakke
Mr Ridzney
Kambrans Ny
Les Arbon
al Brantford
Arbon
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Morva Browns Lange
Winnie ‘Ackerrasn
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Magsie Broggandog
Finisay Ys Mais
Jean Yates
Santa Junior
Maggie Brown
Ram— Eigy
Axod
Mit Hefferan
Ato
De Valera Accepts Invitation for London Conference
The Irish leader Mr de Valera replies to George with cautious acceptance of London talks on October 14. He states Ireland seeks unity and a settlement through direct discussions rather than further correspondence, and that his delegates will meet in London to explore all possible outcomes.
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Briday
de Valera
George
London
Association of Iraland
Dublin reports Sinn Fein peace consultations in Dublin
Dublin reports strong popular desire for peace as Lloyd George replies spark consultations among Sinn Fein leaders and ministers. Dublin presses say cabinet response due this evening and optimism remains despite uncertainty. Freemans Journal notes widespread approval of the peace formula amid mounting public hopes.
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London
Renter
Dublin
Lloyd George
Lloyd Genrre
Jeter
Freeman
Belfast Protestant Shot in Violence Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe violence in Belfast including a Protestant being beaten and shot amid street clashes. References to Turkish names and a London service appear garbled, with unclear dates or locations. Further readable details are not present in the text.
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Belfast
United Service
Dondon
Yusletay
Hélfest
Cng
Wage dispute over basic standard wage in Australia case
A Melbourne court case centers on the basic wage standard, with Justice Ulery noting rejection of unions' earnings claims. The discussion references 1907 and 1924 wage levels, the role of the Commonwealth Statistician, and the secrecy of a confidential memorandum cited by unions. The judgment questions the unions' demand for higher pay based on productivity and government policy.
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Keeti
Duslie Powers
Olsini Ff
PJ. Ulery
Melbourne
Auitepeher
Sud
Vlain
Sutelitle
Stair
Basle
Federuiad
Tas Devas
Assis
Wakeley
Te Givei
Prices of Metals and Market Slips Reported
Fragmentary OCR shows metal price listing with entries for AMEBOLENE and LEAD. SILVER figures appear as 3-85-80 with unclear units. The text is damaged and lacks clear dates or venues.
Banquet speech on unions and industrial peace in industry talks
The union banquet quotes Mr McDougall and Mr Dasley discussing arbitration and industrial peace. The South Wales government is cited as lacking a Labor party base, with reference to government money and plans for establishing an industrial bank. Leaders warn against bowing to British money influence and stress using funds to organize strikes to grow the unions.
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Geisbratzan
McDougall
Dasley
Arline
Wales
Gatiner
Skeyhill's Vision of Communism and Russia’s Downturn
An aging Skeyhill reflects on Russia under communism, noting Lenin’s enduring power and peasant fears. He argues communism drains production, rewards labor poorly, and imagines Utopia failing as social order frays under materialist pressures. He warns of propaganda and the Bolshevik experiment leading toward death and chaos.
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Cartain
Lenin
Decaute Jere
Leet
Deati
Such of the cable news on the page 1999 NEAded
A fragmentary OCR line mentions cable news, the page, and a عنوان resembling 1999 dated material. The readable text is unclear but hints at a broadcast or telecommunication item without concrete events, dates, or named entities.
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the Reose Sbca
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