Decentralisation urged in South Australian ANA talks
Private conference in Adelaide with Premier discussed decentralisation aims. Waterford and Robinson pressed for country facilities, water conservation, railway improvements, agricultural credit, and market access. They urged reduced travel barriers, increased schooling support, and expansion of port Pirie delays noted.
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Adelaide
G.W. Robinson
G Waterford
ANA
Waterford
Pirie
Gambier
Port Pirie
Umm
Broken Hill
Murray River Park
Victor Harbor
MB Sassatye
Mount Gambier
Fira
London Wool Sales Drive High Prices by Toemakers
London brokers report elevated prices at the Thursday sale, with 9 000 bales of private wool and 3 600 bales of association wool auctioned. Merino consignments drew cautious demand as Bradford and Ellok topmakers pushed prices higher, while Lapmakers sought relief from steep quotes.
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London
Tofmakers
Ndon
Sielorion
Ureltay
Ion
Bradford
Badenlucs
Priges
Sydney Welcomes Mr Hughes Reception in Martin Place
Friday the Prime Minister Mr Hughes addressed a crowd in Martin Place Sydney praising his disarmament work. Speakers lauded his efforts while a reception echoed praise as residents awaited further action.
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Sydney
Hughes
Inc
Alinster
Ir W. St. Hughes
Martin Plage
Communism Fails as Soviet Reverts to Private Enterprise
Reported by Reuters from Moscow indicates the Soviet leadership reversing policy to private industry. Trotsky named a director to oversee various state controlled mills and factories, including paper mills and brick works, amid a shift toward private management.
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Reuter
TNDON
Tialesiley
Reval Soviet
Greate Front Moscow
Ind M
Trotsky
Inglidiice Taamery
Immawders
Nail
Ze Fories
Paper Mills
Brink Works
Silesian Frontier Defined Settlement Declared Fair
London reports an authoritative opinion on the League of Nations decision on the Upper Silesia dispute. It is expected that the powers will accept the decree without delay, and the Allies will avoid attempts to modify the ruling.
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London
Briidsy
Ani
Nernarss Vergon
Garminy
Poland
Supreme’ Council
Pati
Soviet Die Conditions Hit Russian Mines
The United Servion reports severe conditions hinder Soviet efforts to resume mining properties in Russia. The Husso-Asiali Consolidated Limited seeks to renegotiate, claiming 2,500,000 acres hold gold, silver, copper, tin, and lead. Despite ore in good condition, the Soviet attempted to work them unsuccessfully.
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United Servion
London
Weenesday
Rvanine News
Musios
Russia
New South Wales Loan Allotments Announced
The Times reports that small applications for the New South Wales loan have been approved in full. Applicants for 500 pounds will receive 300 pounds, with preferential confidence and a 12 day final quotation of 5? percent.
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the Times
London
Thursdy
New South Wales
Attempt to Dictate Use Suggested Expenditure
A fragmented UK text discusses how funds raised in Great Britain by colonial dominions should be spent domestically to aid trade and economic stagnation. It proposes a measured approach similar to wartime austerity after a recent conflict, urging restraint and national benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Great Britain
Representation of France at Washington Conference
A brief official note from Paris, via Reuters, states representation for France at the Washington Conference has been confirmed. The message, though terse, notes the ambassador to the United States is involved and emphasizes formal diplomatic coverage.
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Washington
France
Reuters Services
Paris
Germany Supposedly Dismayed by Silesia Decisions
London dispatch reports German anger over League of Nations decisions on Upper Silesia. Berlin papers say Germany will not accept the rulings. opposition comes from Socialists and Democrats who view any move as useless. French press supports the decision, while German public opinion grows wary of consequences.
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Hanterts Servien
London
Upper Silesia
Germany
Berlin
Geneva
Hens Wirth
Silesia
France
Royalty Aloft In Reported Belain King Flight
Reuters Pars correspondent reports the King of Belaiins departed by aeroplane this morning heading toward Toulouse, London service notes.
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Houtur
Service
London
Thursany
Reuter
Ysne
Toulouse
Irish Self-Determination Meeting Signals NSW Ties
Sydney report notes the Irish Self-Determination movement aiming to influence New South Wales politics. J. O'Reilly is identified as a key representative amid growing activity and expected impact on local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Selveten Dp
J. O'Reilly
New South Wales
Frontier Follows Treaty Line Economic Stipulations Advised
London reports from Paris note the League of Nations recommendations to Briand regarding Germany Japan and other powers. The text discusses economic stipulations from the Versailles Treaty and how they affect sovereignty and frontier boundaries as viewed by signatory nations.
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Reuter
London
Bridty
Paris
League of Nations
Briand
Baa
Jim Fo Iy Beiuieh
Halla
Tia Wetil
Books that influence Lady Astor in her youth and career
The article surveys books and authors that influenced Lady Astor, naming Hugo, Emerson, Thoreau, Browning, Dickens, Hardy, Austen, Fielding, Gaskell, and Kaye-Smith among others. It notes personal reads shaping her thinking, with emphasis on religious and moral works and the impact of biographies and fiction on her writing life.
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Lady Astor
Ale
Victor Hugo
Lilian Braithwaite
Celine
H. 1
Shevensin
Tehekov
Palsidi
Theen
Sula
Mise
Sheila Kaye-Smith
Yany
Tam
Masaaire
Jane Austen
Fielding
Sybil Thorndike
Whitman
Browning
Vwill Cation
Pat
Susan’ Lennee
Granan
Belge Downdes
Tucan
Cardinal Wiseman
Rome
Vali
Margaret L- Woods
Sion
Mary. Barton
Treasury seeks new loan to fund public works in Melbourne
The Treasury asked the House to float a further loan of £9,000,000 as market conditions looked favorable. Parliament had just passed the Appropriation Bill, with about £2,009,000 in Treasury bills needing redeeming in London. Debate raged over Queensland and New South Wales finance and the London acquisition bill amid accusations of repudiation and shifting loan strategies.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Anthony
Barket
Treasury
London
Charlton
Queensland
Hat factory fire in Melbourne causes severe damage
Fire at a Melbourne hat factory in the Northcote district caused extensive damage and forced stockroom losses. An alarm sounded from the building as flames lit the work area, with authorities uncertain about the fire’s origin and spread. No injuries are reported, and investigators will inspect the scene.
Seaman Chancellor Anger Over Abaty Decision
London reports the German Imperial Chancellor refuses to resign amid a government stalemate. The Potsdam faction blames the policy for harming Upper Silesia, calling it a European calamity and a miscarriage of justice. Berlin signals Germany may oppose League of Nations decisions conflicting with its peace treaty.
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Houter
London
Eiday
Willi
Stasia
Germany
Flab
Bop
League of Nations
Federal funds loans announced for funded bonds
Secretary Melon announces that all funded loans are to be funded. They will be con verbini som term bonds bearing five percent interest.
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Kew
York
Melon
The
Tresbury
Australian War Graves Debate Prompts Sympathetic Answer
A deputation of Australians and leaders pressed the government over exhumations of soldiers buried in France and Belgium. Mr Shepherd stated Australia’s aim is to pay for reburial of undisturbed remains, while acknowledging coverage issues. He pledged to work with the Imperial Graves Commission to remedy the situation and keep the government fully informed.
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I Dhuesidae
Tn Mustain
Eroment
France
Belgium
Shepherd
Commonwealth
Imperial Graves Commission
William Windover
England
Hogben
Wes
Windéyer
Badlew
Nedsants
Bulgarian cabinet high court trial opens in war era
A Bulgarian cabinet and high court trial opened amid war tensions. Officials from government offices faced charges as the capital city and key institutions brace for proceedings. The proceedings are under intense scrutiny by national media and international observers.
Divorce Petition Seeks Dissolution in Sydney Court
Samuel Joseph Riley sues for divorce from his wife on grounds of misconduct with Montwelle Gilden, hotel proprietor. The jury awarded about £4000 in damages. Mr Justice Gordon granted a decree nisi in the proceeding heard in Sydney on a Friday session.
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Sydney
the Riley
Samuel Joseph Riley
Montwelle Gilden
Justice Gordon
Alleged Blackmail Arrest Sparks Melbourne Inquiry
In Melbourne on a Friday, John Huh Nichelson a private in quiry dean was arrested on a charge of blackmail. He allegedly obtained 10 pounds from Wallace Miss by threatening prison over a civil debt. Detectives Tamwell Miles and B Sullivan planned the arrest with an arrangement to meet Wieholsam in ten days.
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Melbourne
John Huh Nichelson
Wallace Miss
Hossar
Wieholsam
Tamwell
Miles
B'Sulivan
Nicholson
Allied Commission Advises Quietness in Oppeln
Berlin dispatch reports the Allied Commission appealing to the people to maintain peace in Oppeln and to avoid public demonstrations. It vows to deal sternly with provocations and to suppress any unrest amid the Silesian decision observers.
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Revier
Serviva
London
Fentec
Berlin
Oppeln
Silesiai
Convicted Sydney men sentenced for railway thefts
In Sydney on Friday Charles Marshall and Arius Harath Marshall were convicted of stealing nine rings valued at £400. They received three years. Todd Alfred O'Brien, a railway clerk, admitted stealing £725 from the Railways Commissioners and was sentenced to 42 months in prison. Funds were used to hack horses.
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Sydney
Charles Marshall
Arius Harath Marshall
Todd Alfred O'Brien
Tray Ctork
Railways Commissioners
Railway passenger seat incident ends in fine
A commercial traveller was fined £1 today for seizing a railway seat from a fellow passenger in a refreshment room. The defendant, named as Dean, caused a disturbance aboard the Molons line by occupying the seat of another traveller who stood nearby. The court noted the incident disrupted travel arrangements and imposed the monetary penalty as punishment.
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Dean
Sydney
Aellow Railwing
Prices of Metals in Melbourne Market Report
Melbourne prices for metals are listed with spot and share quotations. Lead, silver, and tin are noted with varying bid prices while an Adelaide broker, Mr J Sands, is cited as the stock exchange representative.
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Melbourne
Pride
Uae
Visa
Blight Brothers
Iana
Kern
Alexander Sirest
Throush
Hile
Adelaide
J. Sands
Federal Estimates Protest Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR notes reference federal estimates and protest timing but lack clear names places dates or actions, making it impossible to identify entities or a definite outcome. The readable bits suggest official budgeting or compliance topics without verifiable specifics.
Princess Mary Opens Fox Trot Event at London Dockside
Princess Mary attended a public fox trot at the London docks described as a democratic event with naval and dockyard workers present. The New York Herald reported her arrival and revelry while an onlookers’ anecdote about a Taylor-selected song and a tense moment during the performance offered vivid if messy details.
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Mary
Brice
Wale
London
Ams
Jom
Dackyard
Saya
New York “Herald
Paday
Princess Mary
Elabine
Aulya
Taylor
Flanders
Cribbage Tournament Report At Local Foresters Meeting
In a Foresters gathering a cribbage tournament took place with participants competing for prizes. The event reflected a social outing, with tables set and players enjoying the game amid conversation and community participation.
Downing Street Reopens Irish Conference With Quiet Crowd
The Irish Conference resumed at Downing Street with a small, subdued audience as preliminary talks proceed. A travel committee meeting is planned for the evening, with expectations that substantive discussions will follow in coming days.
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Downing-street
Hitethur
Hild
Satan Hove
S Hall
Winston Ghureaul
Truce Observance Urged During Dublin Tour
A Daily Mail correspondent in Dublin reports that minor personnel on the Dublin Aiengaby tourists’ contingent urge audiences to observe the truce. The note emphasizes civilian restraint amid tense conditions and calls for peaceful conduct during the event.
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United’Serving
Condon
Daily Mails
Dublin
Dall Aiengaby
Armament Reduction Discussion At Global Conference
In London on Wednesday, talks featured a proposal for reducing armaments at the International Genomic Conference in Gaston Hal. Japanese delegate Visional Kato argued disarmament would be welcomed if every nation is democratised and workers are securely represented. He warned that without broad representation no true progress toward disarmament or world stability could be achieved.
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London
Gaston Hal
Visioulnp Kato
Japan
Hinion
United
States
League of Nations
Indian Exchange stability amid currency concerns persists
Scrambled OCR text references Indian exchange stability and currency issues, noting nominal rates around four percent and potential declines. The fragmentary item hints at financial conditions in India and related monetary observations without concrete figures or clear sources.
Eugene Debs and a Conditional Pardon Report
The Department of Justice announced a conditional pardon offer to Eugene Debs founder of the LWW. Debs, once jailed for antiwar propaganda, faced imprisonment for his views during wartime mobilization, with organized groups pressing for his release through international resolutions and diplomatic support.
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Beuler
New “York
Department of Justice Amnoum
Eugene Dens
Eugene Debs
LWW
Wi Wiel
United States
Tim T Timber
Wie
Des
Death of Dr J Gibson Minister at Presby Church
London papers announce the death of Dr J Gibson, formerly of Montreal and a noted preacher. Born 183?, he served as pastor at St Johns Wood and later joined the Presbyterian Church in England. His longtime ministry and public service are cited by Times obituaries.
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Wheater's Servicr
London
J. “Moore Gibaon
Enghind
Théobargi
GL John's
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