Price of Wheat Prices Quoted in London Amid Market Tensions
Adelaide reports Premier Barwell stating wheat prices are driven by supply and demand with world crops ample. He dismisses claims of market manipulation by Australian merchants, notes overseas parity adjustments, and cites Victorian pool sales that set new season wheat around 5/4 to 5/6 per bushel, while old wheat remains near 4/9 to 5/0.
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Adelaide
House of Seubly
Barwell
Australia
Australian Wheat Board
Roar
Transacions
Guan
Yau
South Australla
Mes
O'Doughlin
Stélonald
Win
Tmtia
Haul
Lamoa
Ure Lama Committee
Bistration
Jorion
London
Australi
L. Dreyfus and Co
Iveilay
South Australia
Inetralia
Lj Otison
Victorian Pool Breaks Prices in Wheat Markets
Wheat merchants in Adel/Australia report that Victorian voluntary groups are active in the wheat market. The note indicates this is not isolated to a single firm but part of broader Australian operations affecting prices.
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Adelaide
Hughes' Complaint Sparks Australian Debate at Conference
A slanderous and misleading attack targets Hughessjvevkine at the Australian Women's Nations League conference in Melbourne. The critic claims he never achieved notable deeds and ridicules his role representing Australia, alleging damage to honor and dignity and urging accountability.
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Melbourne
Tuesihus Mer
W.M
Australia
Meniles
Federal Capital Time for Removal to Canberra
A Senate discussion questions the feasibility and timing of moving the federal capital to Canberra. References to Melbourne and a capital advisory board cite a 12 month window as the shortest practical period, with Senator Russell noting lack of awareness of such plans. The report suggests a multi year timeline for Parliament and ministerial relocation.
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Canberra
Melbourne
Ty Sity
Tlymas
Fuller
Sen
Russell
Croan
Pedterat | Capital Advisory Board
Germany fears new state from Upper Silesia partition
London reports anxiety in Germany over potential creation of a new state in Upper Silesia following the League of Nations process. A four nation committee and the council aim to resolve the plebiscite disputes, with German leaders warning that a real division could provoke prolonged political tension with Poland and the Allies.
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London
Italy
M. Huymans
Belgium
Senor Dé Leon
Spain
Senhor_iy'Acinha
Brazil
Mr Kos
China
Council of the
League of Nations
Upper
Silesia
Geneva
Germany
Hertz Wirth
Offenburg
Upper Silesia
Werr Wirth
Millionaire Estate Public Benefactions Revealed
The will of Mr Henry Tilt Jey of Courtaulds London outlines public benefactions. A quarter of the estate goes to a widow and the remainder to National Provincial Bank of England to fund patriotic and acceptable institutions for Britain and Empire.
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Reuter
London
Henry Tilt
Jey
Courtaulds Bbl
Peubute
Smittis
Ted Ju Bos
National Provincial Bank of Enchant
Ty Patrioti
Mie Bank
Labor's Objective in Queensland Session
A Brisbane Labor session features discussions on socialising industry and distribution. Mr Wordan and Mr Murphy advocate the party objective of nationalising key means of production to ensure workers receive full rewards of industry. The Premier backs the aim while Thendore proposes amendments to modify the scope of capital exploitation remedies.
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Brisbane
Thenleystate
Labor Party
Wordan
Queensland
Murphy
Australie
Australian Labor Party
Thendare
Thendore
Stock reserves debate in House adjourns edges stock lands
The commissioner of Leon Lands proposed allocating hundreds of acres in Whyts Anne Ayres Hannatt Kingston Hallett Terowie for a Dulrpone of bens as directed by the Board Measrs Jenkins and Molatchian. The motion argued the stock reserves were too valuable to idle, and the House adjourned for a holiday until Thursday.
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Adelmee
Leon
House of Assembly
Whyts
Anne
Ayres
Hannatt
King Ston
Hallett
Terowie
Bens
Jenkins
Molatchian
Police Use Wireless to Detain Suspect in New Zealand Case
Melbourne police chief Superintendent Potter secured the arrest of James Brass a Tavercargill land agent after a wireless telegram located him aboard the steamer Palwona. A radio message to the captain led to municipal officers detaining Brass with New Zealand police escort. Detective Toxains met the steamer to take Brass into custody.
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Melbourne
Potter
Ofice
James “Hay Brass
Tavercargill
Brass
Palwona
Sonstable
New Zealand
Mel‘howene
Toxains
Bruen
Briand Seeks World Solidarity to Restore Trade
M Briand with six French Cabinet members spoke at St Nazaire claiming the French government trusts the present German government. He argued Germany benefits from global competition while high exchange rates impoverish others and urged finance leaders to act to fix the economic situation through world wide solidarity.
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Bower
London
M. Briand
St Nazaire
Germany
Germany Hopes for Conference to avert world crisis
London report quotes Herr Wirth urging immediate Allied steps to lift sanctions and convene a conference. He says reasonable men should meet soon to discuss averting a global economic crisis and to accelerate military sanctions against the Allies.
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London
Herr Wirth
Pearce named Australian representative for Washington Conference
Senator Miller announces Pearce appointment to represent Australia at the Washington Conference. Gardiner notes Pearce supported by long Senate service and royal commissions. Budget papers debated as economy measures and science savinds discussed. Baker signals US disarmament conference support and Australia’s interest in the talks.
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Melbourne
Miller
Senate
Sen Pearce
Australia
Washington
Gardiner
Sen. Bakhap
United States
Anatra- Ila
Barnardo Boys Arrive in Australia for Rural Training
A group of 46 Barnardo Home boys from England arrived in Melbourne aboard the steamer Berrims en route to Sydney. Percy Roberts led the party, noting a warm reception in Cape Town and Western Australia. Sir Denison Miller met them at Perth, with a home near Sydney ready for residence at Sandringham. Plans include training in fruit growing, farming, dairying and more. Roberts will tour states to promote future immigration. The Barnardo Home has sent 26,000 people to Canada in 32 years, with only about 2 percent returning to England due to climate.
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Melbourne
Outer
Hartne
Berrims
Sydney
Percy Roberts
Barnardo WatMes
England
Australia
Roberts
Cape Town
Western Australia
Perth
Denison Miller
Barnardo Homes
Sir Denison
Sandring Train
Milons Club
Mr. Roberts
Barnarda
Engin
Barnardo
Canada
Barnardo Home
Bubonic Plague Deaths Reported in Queensland and Townsville
Dr Cumpato, director of Federal Quarantine, notes 13 plague cases in Queensland with seven deaths last evening. The latest case involved a Japanese traveler in Cairns. Townsville reports another death from plague as Brisbane records the day.
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Melbourne
Cumpato
Federal
Queensland
Cairns
Cumpston
eMrncy Nine Department
Brisbane
Townsville
Lloyd George Proposes Labour Delegation Over Unemployment
British Prime Minister Lloyd George sent a letter to W. Bowerman and Arthur Henderson indicating a Labour Party deputation on unemployment matters could meet tomorrow evening. He denies delays and criticizes Labour for repudiating co operation proposals while noting financiers favor dialogue with Labour. If Labour sticks to their view the cabinet would meet tomorrow.
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Reuter
Servic
London
Lloyd George
Han
Messrs
W. Bowerman
Arthur Henderson
Ms.p
Labor
Invitation Accepted London Meeting on Unemployment
A received invite from the Prime Minister to Latin traders to address unemployment. The Labourites accept to meet the Ministry tomorrow evening but reiterate they will not cooperate with the government and refuse to be part of any plan causing further delays in tackling unemployment.
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London
Irish Leaders Arrive as Irish Conference Opens
Reuters reports Irish leader Mr Michie Collins arrived in London to complete the Sinn Fein delegation for the Irish Conference. Lloyd George is set to open the talks at Downing Street at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. de Valera stays away but will be kept informed by couriers. Britain may seek a binding truce pledge as negotiations begin.
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Reuter
London
Michie
Collins
Sun Fein
Lloyd George
Downing Street
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dail Eiraon
Ireland
de Vallera
Great Britain
Oil mystery near Port Broughton spurs expert visit
In Port Broughton district Sir Dalby a former farmer reported nodules suggesting mineral oil after observing rainbow tinted water near red cliffs. Mr Noble and Mr Wall noted strange coloration and possible oil or vegetable origin. An expert was to assess springs on Monday with small quantities seen to date.
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Dalby
Portton
Noble
Port Broughton
Wall
Dal
HX Bervell
Earl Grey Speaks on Irish Question at Berwick
Former Foreign Minister Earl Grey urged unity among Irish and condemned the Coalition Government’s policy on the Irish question while approving the current conference. He warned Irish representatives against forcing talks to endanger self preservation under a single naval defense authority. De Valera urged Irish unity and steadfastness as Ireland seeks a peaceful settlement, warning against division and optimism.
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London
Grey
Triah
New Zealander Alice L0 in Melbierhs Police Interruption
A New Zealander named Alice L0 had her journey halted by police at Melbierhs. Fraud claim involves £74 wrongly obtained from a person in Ghrindureh last year. details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Melbourne
Alice
Melbierhs
Bos
Unemployed Protests in Broken Hill Over Relief Dole
Members of the Woe Labour Association met at the Uuadrungle Broken Mill on Friday chaired by vice-president T Leonand. A public meeting at Trades Hall protested starvation relief while a ministerial message announced a doubled bread allowance and expanded ration scales for Broken Hill unemployed, with plans to assess the unemployed total and fund two fortnightly work cycles.
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Uuadrungle
Broken Mill
T. Leonand
W.la
AMA
M.A. Davidson
M.I.A
T. ‘Bail
J. Graham
E. Wetherell
WLU
H. Tyler
Realdem
F.E.D
F.A
Mlizesy
Broken Hill
Dole
Tmy
Inspector Dimond
Government Relief Committee
Lane Hopes for Peace in Dublin Violence Debate
The Times reports Dublin on Monday shows peace advocates pressing for nonviolence while urging strong action against violence. Aims to persuade Sinn Fein to avoid further acts and to win broad support for peaceful settlement.
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Ine Lane
the Times
Dublin
Ilopee
Rusning
Ireland
Mbarreas
Small craft crosses oceans toward Sydney harbor
A 28 ton tile craft named She Is crossed oceans and reached Sydney harbor early today with three men aboard. The craft sailed from Plymouth crossing the Allan and Pacific in heavy seas, riding through mountain waves. Provisions were short on arrival.
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Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Arty
Plymouth
Aid
Waterworks Bill Amended in Parliament Session
The Waterworks Bill was discussed in a one day committee of the House of Assembly. An amendment was inserted giving the Commissioner of Waterworks power to fix time and place for works in the Adelaide district as he moves with respect to country districts.
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Adelaide
Home of Assembly
Children Pennies Report on Bank of South Australia 1921
The Peony Bank Department records for the year ended June 20 1921 show deposits totaling £19 2067 with repayments of £13 47 13/40, leaving a credit balance of £6244 98/2. New accounts opened were 8373, with 5190 closed, a net rise of 3385. Norwood and Port Adelaide show notable activity. Port Pirie tops earlier years but declines.
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South Australian Savings Bank
Aed
Norwood School
Port Adelaide School
Port Pirie
Norwood
Adeaide
Port Pirie Aigures
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