Karl's Fate Seccutor's Service and European Tensions
London dispatch reports Budapest’s premier Bethlen naming Karl as the nation’s true culprit. He now demands abdication or formal recognition of the crisis, while public opinion questions the government’s handling as a British warship Gardilf patrols near Balatz amid talks of Madeira as a potential place of refuge if Portugal agrees.
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Briday
Madeira
Elle
Portugal
Geeislon-Kanl
Abiraro
Gardilf
Balatz
Mkues
Budapest
Gonot Bethien
Karl
Bes
OMINOUS LIONS Capture and mobilization reported in Europe
Reports from Vivous and Prague indicate Becho-lo yak forces mobilizing 18 battalions with martial law proclaimed in parts of Europe. Arrests on plots against the republic are noted as Premier Bonos warns of rising danger to Greche-Stovakia and Allies. Austria fears entanglement in Little Entente tensions and potential loss of neutrality.
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London
Briday
Keri
Peulips Miss Umile
Fender
Republic
Caenho-Slovakia
Bonos
Westun Europe
Greche- Stovakia
Benes Ald
Faullises
Avtlan
Austia
Kleuver
Hungary
Future of Ireland Conciliation Debated in Britain
A British cabinet member spoke to constituents on Ireland peace talks, defending the current approach and urging negotiations as the only path to avoid war. He warned that Empire safety hinges on avoiding conflict with Ireland and urged restraint to prevent a broader crisis.
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nReuter
London
Worthingley
Ireland
Tle Aglice
Tre
Challenge of Unionists and Lloyd George Debate
A chaotic description of the Irish situation and Unionist challenge following Lloyd George’s dramatic acceptance. Monday’s debate in the House of Commons is marked by impatience as the Unionists are seen as likely to gain a stronger position and consolidate Mr George’s stance.
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House of Commions i
France votes relief sum for Russia famine aid
Paris dispatch reports the French Chamber has approved a substantial relief appropriation for the famine afflicted Russian people. The aid, described as a large sum in francs, reflects France traditional alliance with Russia.
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Russia
France
tAunter
Servier
Landon
Tecleris
Paris
Strike danger averted in London vote on withdrawal team
In London Priday reports a ballot among members of the engineering union resulted in a majority of 22 885 in favor of withdrawal team participation. The move supports the Ministry of Munitions and averts a potential strike crisis.
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Benter
London
Priday
Eusineering
Ministry of Munitions
Bosue
Labor Conference Debates Eight-Hours For Agricultural Work
From Gen Eva a Retifer correspondent reports the international Labor Conference planned to discuss the eight hours for agricultural labor but failed to reach a two thirds majority. Delegates expressed disappointment as a minority supported the motion while others ruled it out.
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Howler
London
Pritny
Retifer
Geneva
Steat
Labour Conference Retains Agenda on Farm Labor Hours
The International Labour Conference in London-Satanapy discusses agricultural labor problems and keeps the item on regulating working hours on the agenda by a two thirds vote. Women and children provisions and agricultural restrictions are among key topics. Delegates from Great Britain Canada and other nations vote with the majority while South Africa France and Switzerland oppose. Some government delegates urge revisiting the hour regulation issue on Monday.
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Rouler
London
Great Britain
Canada
International Lahay Office
Fabor Delegates Not Discouraged After Conference
Delegates from Fabor reported they remain undeterred after a disrupted conference. They plan to request the government or relevant authority to convene the next conference addressing aerieniturial labor concerns and international cooperation.
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FABOR
Reuters
Service
Lonton
Sieturday
Artains
Adian Advises Caution at Labor Discussion
Fragmented report notes Adian urging caution during an agricultural labor unemployment debate. Parsons of Canada backs extending the agenda to include welfare and women and children in industry. Wages, international conventions, and protests from Britain and Ghana mix with calls to close the session amid cheering.
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Tondon
Parsons
Canada
Messrs Powlton Grait
Britain
Moore
Ganaizl
Barcels
South Africa
Jends
Hlems
Gvar
Vale
Australia v Natal visitors score rapidly on wet by wicket
Australia and Natal match faced heavy rain and wet conditions as visiting side struggled to score rapidly. Strong bowling and cautious batting defined the innings with fielding sharpness and strategic pauses shaping the tempo.
Australia Innings Postponed by Impaired Play in Durban Test
In a rain interrupted Durban match Australia were set 429 to win after Natal posted 488 in their first innings. Collins and Gregory starred for Australia with a stand and rapid scoring though the innings collapsed late to 186 for one before an overall 2-wicket loss left Natal with the upper hand.
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Sturban
Agatraljan
Durban
Prigay
Wiebet
Lottoy
Bardsley
Mnifls
Natal
Aushralia
Ose
Felding
Gregory
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Macarkey
Andrews
Atlowrtment AusLex Lia
Fea oAndrews
Foley
Meurys Wien
Pyfler
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shaRtel
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Reinery
Collins Sanae
Sovress
Washington Conference and Japanese Press Notes
London reports Baron Hayashi praising press service during wartime and urging mutual friendship rather than suspicion to secure peace including with China. He notes scope for China a cooperation among Japan America and Europe and highlights growing friendship between Britain and the United States and a hoped similar bond with England. Paris reports the French delegation to the Washington Conference led by Briand has left Paris.
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Baron Hayashi
Sallora
Lord Northctiffe
Bacon Hayashi
China
Japan
America
Europe
Bulan
Ameria
Lagan
Paris
Washinston
English Football United Service Results Summary
London report notes Warrington defeated, Beares Australasia leading with points. Condon lists outcomes across clubs including Huddersford, West Scounwich, Chelsea, Manchester United, Newcastle, Crystal Palace, Blackpool, Bradford, Bristol City, Notts County, Notts Forest, West Ham, Wolverhampton and others with varying scores.
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Ilesbrough
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Scounwich
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Derby
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Barnsley
Notts Forest
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Rotherham
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Portvalé
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Stoke
Wolverhampton
Leicester
Teaser on South African event and race notes
The item mentions Carter in a yowling manner and three splendid jeugin with varied pace, indicating a racing or examination of speed. It hints at a South African focus and a forthcoming test or event next Saturday, with Nourse described as reassuring.
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Feshire
Carter
Traffic in Arms Exposures in Wales Report
Startling evidence emerges of a highly organized arms and ammunition supply system in Cardiff and Merthyr. Detective testimony details seized revolvers explosives ammunition documents and a powder magazine breach linked to the Irish Sub-Determination League and local conspirators.
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Bondon
Cardiff
Joseyt
Lounelly
South Wales
Bran— Ches
Irish Sub-Determination League
Re Nollee
Anisa
Nurse Dies After Fire At Adelaide Nursing Home
Tragedy at Adelaide Nursing Home last night leaves Miss Sgivel Lamas dying at Adelaide Hospital from severe burns. Probationer nurse aged 18 was found engulfed, clothing burnt, with Sister B H Uren severely burned. Fire brigade found a greasewood storehouse behind the hospital as a possible cause. witnesses reported an explosion-like sound before flames. Rescue attempts described as frantic, with nurses and staff helping the injured before midnight.
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Adelaide
Nara
Sauit
Ssgivel'Lamas
Adelaide Hospital
B. ‘H. Uren
H.i-C
Teen
Lunes
Hanes
Brizada
W. Lawrence
Teaccurrance
Siefer
Uren
Penny scandal in London gossip column prints prisoner pardon
A London report notes David Pallls jailed for obtaining a peony under false pretense faces six years hard labor with the Home Office remitting his sentence. The Times and a special cable from The Rocador relay the revelation. The piece clarifies the opinions are not those of The Feminaists.
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Pantishea
London
David Pallls
Times
America’s Unknown Warrior Wreaths Sent to Washington
Britain sends flowers from mothers of fallen soldiers to lay at the grave of America’s unknown warrior. Mrs. McCadden leads the delegation. wreaths are prepared on board ship during the voyage.
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United Service
London
Briday
United King
McCaden
Victoria Croes
Washington
America
Government Supports Subventions For Coal Mines
Government plans to fund coal industry through subventions, outlining aid measures to sustain production and support miners amid economic pressures. Details unclear due to damaged source text.
Smelters Co Seeks Lower Welsh Goal Cost
Directors weigh offers affecting operating costs as Stobothne Bungay notes fuel supply challenges in Sonne ties. Possible fuller resumption of Broken Hill and Port Pirie smelter operations discussed, with Dr Colin Fraser of Broken Will guiding. Welsh deliveries to Port Pirie raised, aiming to cut costs amid cuts to Broken Hill and Port Pirie outputs.
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Bungay
Sonne Ationy
Thay
Broken
Pers ‘Pine
Colin Fraser
Broken Will
Port Pirie
Broken Hill
Mount Everest Climb Report Warns Of Diminishing Peaks
Frail reports from a Calcutta Times dispatch describe rapid erosion and landslides on the northern Himalaya region. Observers note mountains becoming shapeless masses as glaciers and snowcapped summits fade away under heavy debris and floodwaters.
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Kantchanjuasa
Portuguese Revolt Turmoil Prompts Premiarship Resignation
A fragmented report from Tha Times notes Senhor Ogebho, the revolutionary Figure to Liston, is expected to resign the premiership in favor of a coalition government. President Almoid involvement or stance remains unclear.
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London
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Liston
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Will of Mrs Virtue Patterson Declared Invalid in Pirie
Fragmentary report indicates the will of Mrs Virtue Patterson of Pirie is challenged or declared for Denner in a dispute. Proceedings reference a Sunday session and Adams Adelatds notation. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Lala
Virtue Pattersom
Pirie
Las Beep
Denner
Farewell Sermon at Pirie Deanery Church
Salvation Made Easy preacher Rev Andrew Gowans delivers farewell sermon to a large congregation. He is to be transferred to Orroroo with his induction expected Thursday night. Gowans cites Matthew nine as he urges personal confession of Christ and contrasts mere regular church attendance with true faith. He recalls his brother’s delayed reconciliation and warns that many attend worship without embracing Christ.
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Pirie
Askis
Jesus
Askeu
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Christ
Gowane
Flow
Wilke
Kingdom of Heaven
Davey
Britain’s economic problem and trade outlook grim
London reports a bleak economic mood with reduced demand and low prices. Industrial tensions rise as Swansen Wales resumes operations, zinc and coal sectors face wage and price pressures, and unions agree to staged wage cuts to align with wartime needs.
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Wales
Ors
Tredy
Callledes Wal
Fighting in Morocco Spurs Spanish Losses
A Times report from Tangier notes heavy battles in Morocco with Spanish forces reportedly holding ground but suffering strong losses. Officials in Madrid announce increased troop movements and reinforcement as rebels, artillery, and machine guns clash with Moroccan forces near Tetouan and coastal regions.
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Brom Kouler
Madr
Minister of War
Morasca
Sli Fealstanre
Largg
Mfoosism
Rewter
Americans Propose A Loan From China For 45 Million To 26 Million
New York dispatch reports American proposals to loan money to China totaling 45 million, with 26 million available under terms including retirement of 2.5 million dollars for constructive use. Chinese government acceptance with conditions awaited.
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China
Healee’s Service
New York
Glinese
Prince of Wales Arrives at Gibraltar on Tour
Reuters report notes the Prince of Wales arriving at Gibraltar, meeting the Governor Port Admiral and others, and receiving welcomes. He inspects services, expresses gratification as patron of the British realm, and praises loyalty to the crown amid a warm reception at Gibraltar.
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Reuter
Dondon
Saurday
Wales
Gibraltar
Algeciras
Siblacks
United Minsdom Sa
Calcutta Frida and Bombay exchange notes in service fragment
Fragmentary OCR reports from Calcutta and Sydney list currency exchanges and payments. The text mentions a British currency exchange rate and export payments, with references to employment and deity followings as a speculative note. An estimated five thousand men are hinted at in relation to work.
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Reiter
Calcutta
Frida
Todi
Indias
Sydney
Anilaeius
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