Property owners urged to pay for drainage works
A report details survey findings on an unfinished drainage project. Pumping culverts, trenches, and culverts at Lily Street, Pirletown, and nearby roads require extensions and filling to restore access. Estimated cost around £45. The council considers charging benefiting property owners a share, with several property owners hesitant but some willing to contributePayments may be requested from those benefited, as authority is discussed.
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Government considers limited relief measures
A Reuters summary notes government steps to ease unemployment prospects. Arthur Henderson signals cautious relief policies after months of stagnation, stressing that any action would be preliminary and not decisive.
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Hay Stacking Sites Grant Owe Wheat Board Plan
The town clerk notes a proposed alteration near the corner of aivrel and Wandearab roads for hay stacking, with plans tied to the Wheat Scheme and land between Solomontown railway station and Port Pars yard. Officials discuss timing, site boundaries, and allocation as part of a broader effort to expedite relief and manage public land use.
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De Valera Message Sparks General Fear in Ireland
In Dublin rumors spread of a dangerous message from Eamon de Valera warning of a confessional backlash. The panic touches labor circles as political leaders brace for potential upheaval ahead of a general election.
Irish Conference Struggles Heighten Election Tensions
London reports from the Labour Party conference in Southampton show officials describing the position as serious as Ireland faces ongoing unrest. Authority voices warn of possible force if no immediate political settlement emerges, with Prime Ministerial figures pressing for continued discussions.
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Republicans Levy Taxes for Army Support
The Times reports Republican calls for new taxes and funds to support the army in Britain. The piece notes mixed reactions and mentions tax figures such as £20, with other counties considering similar levies. Local hotelkeepers and broader regions face public response and debate over wartime funding.
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London Sinn Fein talks under Pope telegrams stir hope and strain
A fragmented report from London notes tense discussions with Sinn Fein and efforts tied to a papal telegram as Stanley and Varela weigh a possible conference. Officials flag disaffection among Unionists and warn that if peacemaking fails, Britain faces a serious crisis with Ireland.
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Mail Advises Ignoring Mr Valera In Tax Conference
Fragmentary text shows a telegram named daily mail advising disregard of papelaey and mentions delegates staying within sight of the subject tax and a conference. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Conference Strife Posts Telegraphic Sunday Rumor
Fragmented telegraphic report from Sunday Times notes a conference stalemate and statements from MPs Lloyd George and Premiers, with lobbyists and parliamentary positions under scrutiny. The piece hints at strategic delays and unclear steps toward a resolution while highlighting tensions over impending decisions.
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Cyclist Severely Injured by Brandy Horse Attack
In Melbourne a cyclist, James MaLavgulin, 19, Coburg, was attacked by a horse during a Brunswick sports event. The horse kicked him on the forehead causing a shattered skull fracture. He was admitted to Melbourne Hospital with critical head injuries.
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Duty of the Conference in British Egypt settlement talks
A London-based report outlines the conference debate on settlement terms with Britain over Egypt. It argues for a clear offer by Britain and a constitutional arrangement with Ireland under Home Rule, noting the need for consensus and authority.
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London
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Treland
De Valera Disturbs Catholic Church in Dublin
The Dublin correspondent reports protests by Mr De Valera at a Catholic church. The Nationalist press in Dublin notes authorities and the Prime Minister are perturbed by his action.
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Washington Conference Secrety Updates and London Sidelights
Fragmentary wires describe a Washington Conference with SServitey and Mr Joy Georgy. The text mentions London Fridays, a sale of tania, and an afternoon session at a venue with Premier awaiting remarks from Bustand about welts.
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America seeks firmer naval arms limits at talks
In Washington a report from Donty outlines a stated aim to restrain naval expenditures and move toward genuine arms reduction. Delegates, signaling a spirit of amity, discuss a charged effort to balance national safety with cutting naval armaments.
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Defective Endowment Debate Sparks Reform Talk
Sydney reports a government minister defends endowment policy amid disputes over paper duties and social programs. He argues Acts may save those aided by the system while condemning the excesses of powerful interests. The debate centers on reform and the endowment principle.
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Promise Kept Gr Leorg Muyed at Lap Mertius
A lengthy parliamentary debate centers on harbor improvements promised by the government. Members accuse officials of disregarding urgency, noting a £30,000 allocation and a pledge to deepen harbor works for Port Pirie. Residents demand action and criticize past administrations.
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Slaughterhouses Debate Highlights City Boundary Control
A damaged report recounts a council confrontation over slaughterhouse regulation and municipal boundaries. Inspector general supervision focused on the west area, with debates about funding and authority. Mayor Levey and Dr Cockbin raised questions as residents pressed for action while council funds delayed the scheme.
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Tragic Shooting Linked to Local Jail Release
Report notes Mrs AS Blaskburd described a deadly incident arising from an earlier jail term for Reane Donals Clark, who had been released that morning. Multiple shots fired near the Beep Hotel area, with a person named Samos Rawle found unconscious under a veranda as circumstances unfolded.
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Peculiar Accident Involving Open Knife At Hospital
A boy was admitted to hospital after an incident described as peculiar, where an open knife was involved during a domestic or workshop setting. Authorities say the details are unclear and investigations continue.
Ex king Karls audacious hold on hungarian government
Reuters reports Berlin dispatches describe Karl’s Karls forces resisting in Budapest. The Hungarian government seeks to remove Karl without bloodshed while Allies press for immediate action and safe passage for ex minister Lape Brasg as Vienna and Budapest exchange cables.
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Karl Angers Switzerland Disorder Postponed Return
Reuters dispatch from Berne reports Karl Angers in Switzerland and Austrian Emperor tensions. The Swiss Federal Council is not allowing a return to Switzerland, amid unrest and conflicting statements about proceedings and political alignment.
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Ambassadors to Meet Over Developments Near Capital
Ambassadors will meet to discuss developments and the situation near the capital. A Budapest telegram reports ingress of warships and troop movements, with officials signaling possible talks as government troops tensions rise.
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Allies threaten intervention by street representatives
A fragment notes allies warning of intervention by street representatives amid rising tensions. Names and places are unclear due to broken OCR. Further readable context is needed to specify the parties, date, and location.
Pirie Isolation Hospital Souphin ARES Amendments Debate
In Pirie a council and inspector general agreed to preserve a copy of the amended agreement on infectious cases at the hospital. Debates focused on endorsement, with opposition claiming the terms were unsuitable while officials argued the arrangement would benefit the facility and community.
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Unclear fragment hints at Szecho Slovakia troop assembly
Fragmentary report mentions Szecho Slovakia troops and a political note from Prague. Names and details are obscured in OCR, but the text implies a declaration or promise connected to military mobilization and regional tension. Karl is listed, possibly as a signer or source.
Slavs Determined Settlement Reported by Prague Desk
Prague correspondent reports a semi official Gabinet formel meeting deciding a settlement on the housing question. Allies pursue a secure outcome as talks continue with focus on wartime diplomacy and postwar arrangements.
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London
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Desert to Karl Rival Pokes About Equal
Reuters report notes Hungary tension and potential disruption as rumors spread Karl may be in Budapest. Government forces face reported maneuvers including references to units and garrison actions amid turmoil.
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Salaries of Actors AWPD Agreement Details Rise
Melbourne reports on the AWPD agreement drafting salary terms for actors. The document outlines protections for employees and prohibitions on violent or abusive behavior, with rules against intimidation or harassment by employers toward workers and their families or property.
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