Meeting of Union Over Factory Work Resumes
A union meeting of Penn Co employees at Perino's bar factory was held to resolve delegate reports. It was agreed to return to work at 4:00 PM with improved conditions, a wage advance, and extra benefits, though some details remained to be finalized and notified to all employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perino
Miliérs
Assoviktian
will _ representativns
Peano
Noho
Urbormunsnene
Thono
Svithin
Mona
Pennaail Co
Fae
Bitaray
Strike at Cadina Causes Disruption in Factory Work
Workers at Penna and Cy faced wage concerns and management friction as about 90 female sewing and mending staff refused to work due to disputed terms. The dispute halted operations for a day with talks ongoing and workers returning next morning pending a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoin
Imeisa
Penn
Penna
Sal Alséet
Benno Ant
Solly Saints Clash In Offbeat Australian Rules Match
Solomontown and Baronta clashed in a rugged football contest at Port Gurmein. Sollys led by multiple goals, with key plays from Wedge, Leahy, and Zubrinioh amid tight defense as Saints struggled to close the gap before final whistle. Final: Sollys 3 goals 5 behinds, Saints 3 goals 3 behinds.
Gladstone Triumphs In Close Football Victory
Gladstone defeated Laura with a strong performance at home as a large crowd watched. First quarter saw Laura score two goals with Gladstone securing two behinds. Second quarter Laura added three goals. Gladstone tallied one behind. Third quarter Laura added two goals. Gladstone one goal three behinds. Fourth quarter Laura scored one goal and one behind while Gladstone finished with four goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstone
Liurs-Glasstone
Gladstavé
Ideal Westiver
Gladstone Sou
Ines
Laure
Bende
Gladstone
Laura
Wahinds
Gladstene
Pourne
Lausi
Gladstane
Agal
Hrtawas
Trial of Quien Double Treachery Alleged
A London trial recounts alleged double treachery linked to Cavell and Gillen. Witness testimony details a German agent’s disguise and a series of evasive explanations as authorities pursue the case noting the involvement of French operatives and a railway scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
London
Ines
Boerespemuadt
Niutse Gayell
Cavell de
Jeerica
Sone
Gillen
Lavin
Cavell
Prince Ie Cros
Beazar
Hosteie Cava Quinn
Volunteers Battle Bolshevists and Hunger Amid Tambov Reprisals
In Tambov region Soviet forces and volunteers clash as reports describe 19,000 Bolshevists captured or dispersed and Tambov evacuated and looted. Food distribution and destruction of supplies follow as volunteers push toward Kustays headquarter, with 16,000 mobilized in resistance. Other dispatches note anti Bolshevik inquiries in Poland and Archangel railway movements, with Australian assistance and bombardments reported near various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeulor
s'Savvice
London
Aczual
Bolshaviste
Ube
Kieth
Odessa
hovo-Khopersk
Karmontov
Tamboy
Ohjet Disvarsat
Tsed
Gotthiern Rong
Farcn
Mobil
Isu Bol
Tambov
Kustay
Bolshevist Saullorm Drath
Industrial Unrest and Calls for Cooperation Amid Strikes
A London discussion summarized tensions between workers and employers during industrial unrest. Speakers urged workers to show goodwill and employers to respond with fair arrangements, noting rising discontent and resistance to Bolshevism while stressing constitutional methods to resolve labor disputes.
Peace Treaty Debate and Bryan Candidacy Cited
Washington dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan may run again for president while peace treaty talks face division. Other notices outline Senate foreign relations committee proposals on League of Nations membership and allied commitments, highlighting American ratification debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentere Servica
Washington
Wriests
Uf Ofr
J. Beyso
Tne
United States
Mr. Bryga
League of Nations
Robbing Hungary in Wartime Scandals Unfold
A chaotic dispatch from Budapest describes alleged robberies during wartime, with mentions of charges sought against Siles and punitive actions. Report emphasizes Anglo American military observers and Romanian efforts to inspect local warehouses, medical facilities, and shops amid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Unites
Thie Svialesaln Nyuaianhiys
Qiyisilioas
Renee Sentatives
Dave
Late General Botha Rested With Public Honor
In Bretghia on August 30 a large formal burial for General Louis Botha is described. Leaders and representatives from across the Union attend a solemn procession with cannons firing and a throne of burghers as mourners. The ceremony includes eulogies by General Sols and Gudveal Sinuils, highlighting Botha as a pivotal figure in South Africa’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewier
Sarria
Bretghia
South Africa
Boilixy
Yager
Zujors
Blak
Geeak
Kyuweets
Kim
Hotha
Hotha,1vys alist’ lop_muet. “From that statement iing persone arouind
Steve
Generel Sinuls
Ambiguous Ieland report stirs rumors of troop buildup
A garbled dispatch from London cites suspected concentration of Neots near Belfast as a pretext for possible military moves. The text references Sinn and Sinn Fein era rhetoric, with unclear attribution to the Belfast corridor and colonial tone.
The Hayward England Hoard Unearthed by Miner Adams
A vintage mining tale follows Al W L Adams the prospector tracing a buried legacy near Hayrking in a Delto region. He recalls the search from a stake of the Rosa of England to a rich vein yielding millions in value, as he and partners argued over leases and treasures found within a claimed homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
W.L. Adams
Adanos
Wiis
Ombazoara
Guyu
Aline Battery
Morineens
Chilly Weidome
Jwller
Abe
Shiowe
Rush
Ubol
Ensland
Lin
Pep
Aldala
Sn Frend
Kepe
Ocmine Lone
Fe-Maga
Tie Bananeas
We Early
Moe
Neer
German trade scheme impacts London imports
In August a surge of German goods including hardware and pianos entered the London market. The United Service notes a tense influx and sets out import restrictions effective September 1. Several classes of commodities face duties and price changes, affecting markets and retailers. The piece highlights drift in demand and pricing pressures for German wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
STUFFED LIKE SAUSAGES TEACHERS CAN SAVE WORLD
Reported comments at a secondary Teachers Association meeting critique on education costs and methods. The discussion covers unification and simplification of grammar, exam supervision remuneration, and calls for committee action on reform in the state schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
meeUns of the Seaondary
Fourth Street Girls
Rut. Harvey
Novia Sydney
Murphy
Gado
Soeludins Senont
Hanauiule
Tolais Guilsiona Stars In Narrow Victory Display
Tolais Guilsiona scored 16 goals and 8 goals bel Bishstune led by one point. Mallard from Loues was injured in the Insh quartar and had to be carried off. Vo Gudstone Muripean Lenan Kuarney Uate Siplenotlily Uarris Bewaler Hhimming Gale and crowd reacted as the game swung with late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolais
Guilsiona
Het Lain
Bel Bishstune
Mallard
Loues
Gudstone
Muripean
Lenan
Sturt Defeats Sabres in Semifinal Clash
In Adelaide on Sunday the semi final saw Sturt lose to the Sabres 7 goals 14 behinds to 3 goals 8 behinds. Norlin starred for Adelaide while Sturt suffered the upset in a tense match at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaing
Sturt
Sabres
Norlin
Adelaide
Behtinds
Record of 100 yard event and related marks
Sworn to, record established. New York on August 30 reports a 100 yard race time reduced by Paul Smith to 329. A later note cites Lesley and Wilhelm Wyile’s Chicago record, established three weeks earlier, at 150, with one man 4 spoonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eater
Wew
York
Puli Smith
Lesley
Wilhelms Wyile
Australians Defeat Somereset in Tight Cricket Test
Cricketers from Australia beat Somerset in a tight contest after a rapid first innings 35 gone. The Australians pressed the advantage with key performances as Somerset faced a challenging chase, ending with a narrow defeat.
Konigin Luise Fire Strands Palatial Steamer On Fir
Fire aboard the Konigin Luise, a 4,000 ton steamer, delayed by heavy smoke and water damage. Fire brigade arrived to find the hold full of coal and steamship damage hindering suppression efforts. Crew prepared to move the vessel into the stream to free use of the fire brigade and tackle the blaze while plans for Adelaide and Bombay voyage are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konigin Lugo
Orient Company
Cirorar- Guay
The Recorder Alive and Hair in Ing Gireviatiaa
A cryptic note reports alive status and aid from individuals including Tia and Hafarze in a location named Ing Gireviatiaa. The fragment mentions ongoing assistance and relief efforts amid uncertainty about the broader situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Hafarze
Coal Board approves easing fuel restrictions
Adelaldy Sunday report: a Coal Board meeting yesterday morning reached a decision aimed at easing coal and fuel use restrictions. The board will lift most restrictions on gas and electricity use while retaining control over coal supply and related safety matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaldy
Coal Board
Lsu
Peace Loan Promises Investor Benefit and Bond Terms
A notice from the Fomguotvesiting Bank outlines a Peace Loan with bonds starting at £10. Investors are cautioned that repayments and instalments apply, with September as a key pay date. Applications may be lodged at any bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally
Fomguotvesiting Bank
Thiki
Pirie Srapalt
Igens
Wien
Saint Andrew's Church Honor Roll Unveiled
Saint Andrew's Presbyterian church unveiled a donor roll of young men of the congregation who contributed to the ALT. Mrs A Drackenridge and Captain Dorgava Ayadatese performed the ceremony. A silver sword of oak frame and bronze-lettered names were presented, listing multiple congregants including Marsh, McDonald, Dodd, By Smith, Nowell, Gray, Blyth, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL St. Andreaw's Presbyterian Church
Youlhy
Alt
Theosreimhy
A. Drackenridge
Dorgava Ayadatese
Hoy
Poe
Vera Symonds
Ac A. Marsh
Buek
Hy de Seackeuridze
G. Grackouridis
McDonald
B.C. Paduian
D. O. Joda
N. N- Doug
P. S. Dodd
W. By Smith
GS Soulll
N.v Nowell
Gs Rosh
A. Me Waddell
Sanit
G Bal
Gray
G. M. Blyth
H. Arno
Prince of Wales visit to Australia uncertain
London August 2 The Colonial Office reports no firm arrangements for a visit by the Prince of Wales to Australia have been made. The King has not announced a date, and officials say plans remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United
London
Selbourne
Prince of Wales
Polish Repression Seen in Upper Silesia Action
A British report from August states the Silesian situation remains serious as German forces push operations in East Prussia and Upper Silesia. Insurgents struggle against odds, while Poles face deportations and conscription amid a German drive to modify locality demographics before the plebiscite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
August Bo
Gerais
Prussia
Bushabia
Cause for Anxiety in Silesia Revolt Alarms Europe
From Reuters London report August 30 notes mixed signals on Silesia where German and Polish forces clash. South western escape area described as in armed revolt, prompting the Polish government and allied authorities to act with caution while frontline moves appear uncertain and anxiety grows over the broader situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Silesia
Escaye
Drovinge
Pndeg
Kodos
German cruelty alleged in Polish deportations abroad
A damaged wartime dispatch reports German cruelty allegations linked to Polish deportations. It notes Polish civilians and soldiers, with references to Russian and British communication, and claims prisons are crowded with persons suspected of hostility to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover's
Sérviaey
London
Mie
Garman
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Regular Bowels
Chamberlain's Tabrets pa soll unit, Liviguroly Ue utes finds, mk them strong and note, and Laven beneheial intivenue on the slomach arid livery take Chamberlain's Tablets. They puiuva constipation, remove the cause, and by strengthen ing the bowels to act netuedily nover proaiaile ncessity for the regular use of laxatives, Solil everywhere.
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BAG Boys
Mr, Carpenter
Dinsce Finst Opeb Agcep
Cadina
Pspute Qumekly Berruet
Norm Hughes
Rmlway Hotel
Solomontows
Gebert
Ule B. Contajoas
Witte
Qmen's Clansers
Next Power Hall
Ellen Stake
Poat Pie
Drage
Hite
Horance Street
Richard Mitchell
Go's Sling Transport
Vins
TAMAS
Specter
Solomontown Debeat
Beares
Rehnig
Solomomloyn
W.mubro
Parnell
Kenn
J. Woiledr
J. Sampsons
G. Brackenridge
Tic Hohe
I Losly
IL. Bahorisy
D. Pimtatl
Faves
Coapt
Fy Hackett
I Taek
Schulne
Bt Erne Nails
Dararady & Fergussony
A. Mutton
H. Yeatman
Bo Pisner
Sailya
Lohitik
Witt A
Salis
Zubridiet
Leman
Feowris
Parmll
Neo
Fergusson
Walsh
Loet
Gul
Frank
O'Pante
Lalli Avery
Uia
Sullys
Jaswine Sullys
Vorenasan
P. Hackels
Glart
Sally
Salnts
Zubrinioh
Ulariady
Saints
Sujic Mayer
Sollys
Bath
Earnesh
Sotiys
Fayprull Wittt
P. Keaums
Syllys
Wim
Pimicki
Vinlu
Sagis
Waskou
Laaly
Neblads
Elias
Leahy
Pitegerhld
Bollys
Clark
Lock
Boel
B. M
al Zitrime
Darwell
Wedger
Sop
Yoakman
Saipla
Wafariunnie
Thole
Neal
Wivelr
Solomontown
Baronta
Soll Tlaga Vata
Port Gurmein
Hefeat, Laura
Quien
Russia
Uerf
Seti
Moet
Mevister
OSK Cemesa
Thomas
Tha
Alternative
JF Union
W. J. Bryan
Manes
Britain
Nealar
Iegty
Seaala
eThg
Juopastil & Slause
League of Ralions
Hungary
Mnscovary
Botha
Gangrassmuts' Pankgyrig
Ieland
Concentration Wear
Belfast
Breyton London
Hawkins
Cachuselling
Jmrmis
the Times
Tsgondon
Sonleesol
Austral
Winks
Gad
Olgsra
Somersét
Konigin Luise
Sypney Harbor
Siaey Bechessiin
Vier
Kazus
Jivis
Peace Loan
ST. Andrew's
Phinge
Wales
Silesian
Depe
Poland
Ding Provorid
Amyslowige Eurlourded
Chamberlain's Tabrets
Geo E. Morgan &Son
Jasons
Port Pirie
Furnishing Coy
Coley
Pirie
Furnishing
Aceasanen Staepi Bron
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