Mesopotamian rebels face renewed Ottoman operations
Report from London cites ongoing clashes along the Lower Euphrates with aviation support and shelling. Units from the 41st Brigade advanced toward Imin Hamali and executed punitive actions against local pockets near Jerboyeh. Rebel activity persists near Beled Sumawa and Toa Khermutl as garrisons are relieved, while sabotage disrupts the Bashad Shersat railway and new blockhouses rise along the Baghdad to Srky Yox line.
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Reuter
London
Cassidy
Mesopotamia-rapart
Lower Euphrates
Nasirie
TuDab
S41 Brigade
Imin Hamali
Jerboyeh
Bagdad
Toa Khermutl
Hakuba
Olltee Zepankc
Euphrates
Sumawah
Mullin
Neavy
Tre
Bashad-Shersat
Srky Yyox
The Unama Murder Tale of Studio Life
An intimate tale by F. Phillips Opynheim delves into studio life and its darker side. A provocative narrative blends personal dynamics with a looming murder mystery, rich in period voice and noir atmosphere.
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F. Phllips Opyenhéim
Gomal
Ujnama
Ant
Suse
Messers, Cooee
Tonizhl
Parliament Action in Melbourne Debates Primary Commission
In Melbourne on Thursday Senator Newland spoke in the Sulula as the motion to appoint a preliminary commission to inquire was moved. The north-faulty railway and industrial piece bill passed the second reading amid debate and proceeding through its stages.
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Melbourne
Newland
Aolice
Pgpiliuemary
Linta
Arbitration and bank control debate in House of Representatives
In the House of Representatives Mr Weat Bugis outlined a scheme to grant the Commonwealth Bank power to control note issue, offering five percent on appraised value. A public-works amendment and a clause on working hours were debated, with amendments by Messrs Chariton Maxwell Chapfanan and Page defeated. The Government opposed extending the clause to cases before the court, and the majority rejected Chariton's home affairs amendment.
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Albourne
Weat
Bugis
House of Representatives
Commonwealth Bank Act
Lavelle
Jel
Ualstnesien
M. Chariton
Jasaid Mesars G
A. Maxwell
Ghapfanan
J. Page
Messrs
du E,groom
W. M- Mughes
Ryan
Queensland
M Chariton
Another Pickford Divorce in Los Angeles Court
In Los Angeles a divorce case named in the anders of the praisew and the custody of a four year old girl was awarded to the father with the child’s name changed to Mary Chariots Pi. The trial details show the wife did not contest the motion and the proceedings reflect a desustian in the case.
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Neufer
Los Angeles
Uupy
Newie
Desustian
Plah
Mary Chariots
Pirie Football Association Debates Late Season Plans
The Pirie Football Association met to discuss delaying a proposed match with Port Adelaide due to late season training limits and travel costs. Delegates criticized South Australian League support for country football, considered funding adjustments, and approved honoring the secretary with £80 while planning future junior affiliate discussions and a proposed reorganization.
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Troy
Sh. Mark's
W. H.neal
Ah. O'Gallazhan
Chub
Patna South
Pirie’ Association
Texgie
Adelaide
Wes
Port Adelainé
Muehr
Adelide
Goralsh
Port Adelaide
Sarg’ Ty
Victori
Matobea
Ballarat
Bendigo
Olier
Melbourne
Ligil
Federals
Solamonthwn Seonde
Wie
Ftrom
Delomtes
Nologistic Levinsa
Hunt
Minns
Pirie
Anisuig
Relief Committee
Huntors
Sear
Betas
Solomontown
Proporekary
St. Mark's
Messrs Cornish and
Symonds
Cornish
Marn’s
Puanday
Lt Wasi
Arbitration debate hits proposed legislation hour limits
Adelaide reports Justice Higgins presiding as the Federal Arbitration Court considers amendments to the Nominal Work Hours bill. He declines comment on proposals while Parliament debates action that could reduce the working week and affect union leverage. Victorian Amalgamated Society official says carpenters often work fewer than 44 hours in many regions.
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Adelaide
Higgins
Kloues
Prades “Iol Council
Clauso
House’ of Fipresents
Tives
Cha
Justice Higgins
J.diss
Amalgamated Society of Gay- Nanters
Australia
League of Nations debate on peace and court of justice
Marion Tuesday dispatch: Republicans express dissatisfaction with Warren Hart’s stance on the League of Nations. Senator Hart argues for a world peace through a Court of International Justice and a combined legal framework rather than a purely political League. He cites the Hague Tribunal as a model and urges Congress to back peace resolutions while warning against entangling alliances and separate peace talks with Germany.
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Reuter
Marion
Glia
Dacaisens
Warren Harting
League of Nation
Fensils
League of Nations
Mardin
Ion
Council of
Vic League
Nxeq
United States
Sie Hague Tribunal
Hague
America
Viscount Grey
Britfall
Washington
Eague
Poland
Council of the Teague of Nations
Welohe
Jad
Smilov
Seague
Germin
Franco Belgian Defence Signing Aims At Eastern Threat
The Times reports a Franco Belgian defence pact signed in London to coordinate possible eastern attacks. The accord outlines Belgian retreat directions in case of an avs battle and signals a unified approach amid rising European tensions.
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Times
London
Antwerp
WGR Waynan at Five Lad Not Amenable to Law
Fragmented report from Wednesday notes a case involving a young girl aged seven and a male youth aged over ten in Alabama. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. The item references a legal matter and a court inquiry.
Captain Howell's Fate and the Port of Corfu Mystery
The Murlynsyde Company reports Captain Howell missing after an ascent near Corfu while returning from England to Australia. His wife and son are in London awaiting news as investigators pursue possible motives and a stated agreement among competitors. The wreck log and letters are being examined. the case remains unresolved with authorities considering a formal inquiry.
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Howell
Corfu
England
Australis
Howell Sted
Malbouroe
Meetin
Wisda
Aurely
Eitallay Press
Ortea Pondent
Murlynsyde Contyany
Insolutle
Thal
Mawel
Cleric Denies the Fall SAYS KNOWLEDGE MUST GUIDE Faith
London report notes Christian thinkers dropping the doctrine of the Fall. Canon Barnes argues the church must accept a broader view of evolution to reach educated minds. He warns that clinging to creeds risks isolating the church from intelligent people.
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London
Canon Barnes
Westminster Peageker
Anon Barnes
Anime Rutler
Aelicle
Twe Times
Woured Ducet
Cillon Barnes
Afi
Milo
Tia Averate
Fugzahareh
Union of the Churches
Tug
United Church
State Employes' Rights Debated in House of Assembly
Adelaide Thursday The Premier H N Barwell stated in the House of Assembly that a High Court decision granting state undertaking employees a chance to appear before the Commonwealth Arbitration Court would likely be reversed. The South Australian Government pledged support for any appeal against the judgment.
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Adelaide
H.N. Barwell
House of Assembly
Matle
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Ironworkers assistants vote to strike Saturday work
In Sydney, the Ironworkers Assistants' Union, with 4500 members, met to advise all members not to report for work on Saturday morning. Pramwaymen plan to seek a 42 hour week, while general workers do not intend to take Saturday off.
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Sydney
Ironworkers Assistants’ Union
Lawsuit Ends with £500 Libel Damages Awarded
The case of Mr W A Holman against Mr Tarleton proprietor of the Tweed River newspaper Murwillumbah, for alleged libel, was terminated today. The jury awarded Mr Holman 500 pounds in damages. A stay of proceedings was not requested by the defendant.
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Sydney
W. A Holman
Silver Prince Syndicate Shareholders Notified
Shareholders of the Silver Prince Syndicate are informed they can secure their somip pom application at the registered office Queen's Chambers AH L Goode, with a report from the cable news service on the page headed appeared in The Recorder.
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Silver Prince Syndicate
Hat
Queen's Chambers
AH. L. Goode
Soaret
Buch
Vile
Nate
Tha
Possible Extension of Gland 5 Grapting Report
Dr William Mackenzie of Melbourne presented to the Royal College of Physicians on a claimed discovery of three new glands and tissue regeneration possibilities. Professor Keith urged urgent Australasian funding for verification, noting extinction risk of the mammalian gland studied. observers see potential applications in mental degeneracy, childbirth, and tissue regeneration, with women reformers expressing interest. Reported date September 5.
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United Service
London
Willam Uolly Mackeagie
Melbourne
Royal College of Physicians
Keith
James— Ugatlon
Keyth
Pr. Mackenzie Ig
MacKensie
Dinema Murder at Codes Theatre Amusements
Amusements page lists Dinema Murder at Codes Theatre with a screen description of a dancing girl plot and a jealous suitor, plus clips like Fully Arbuckle in the Garage and A Gin Named Mary. The Isle of Conquest and The Man of Might are noted as principal plays with various acts, followed by a band fundraising event at St Mark's Church.
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Snandal
Anta
Mary
Marguerite” Clark
Dureo
Ernest Pitster
Gausho Theatre
Isle of Conquest
New York
Mhisie
Saotuen Hanon
St Mark's
J. Stokes
Ceremonice
Misa Lawson
Lancashire printers idle as three day warning issued
In Manchester and Liverpool the printing trade stalled by a strike. The Typographical Union disavowed the stoppage that halted most Lancashire newspapers outside London. An ultimatum warned printers to resume work by Friday or face a general boycott of non London papers.
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Reuter
London
Manchester
Liverpool
Apapera
Lancashire
Typoenaphical Union
Tle
Manchéster
Liver_ hes
Battle of Belfast as gunmen dislodge snipers
A Belfast report says machine gunners and troops dislodged snipers at a shipyard where workers were threatened. Civilians suffered casualties including two killed and a woman wounded amid fighting between soldiers and snipers during the melee.
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London
Belfast
Diasperaly
Alan Feiners
Tmackene | Suis
Killa
Jahame
Curfew Keeps Belfast Streets Quiet Amid Widespread Fires
The Times reports Belfast curfew kept streets clear by early hour while several premises in Sandy How Crumlin Shanky Hill and Old Lodge Road were set ablaze A man was killed by a military patrol and a patrol fired on a hotel during the curfew Catholic families received warnings to evacuate as houses were threatened with arson
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the Times
London
Belfast
Sandy How
Crumlin
Shanky Hill
Old Lodge Road
Armored Patrols in Belfast as Death Toll Rises
About 4000 families homeless and seven killed as some 100 armored cars patrol Belfast streets. Fires destroyed many Catholic premises and key properties. Soldiers clash with snipers, using siege methods, while civilians seek shelter behind patrols.
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The
Times
London
Belfast
Cathoromain
Elgin Driver Wins at Vancouver Motor Race
Elgin Milon de Palma, famed American driver, wins by circling the half mile track in six minutes four seconds covering 200 miles as the pace on the tour reaches 79 miles.
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Elgin
Miton de’ Palma
de Palma
Wool shipping rates and government price debate
In London the Shipping Combine plans to keep freight for secured wool unchanged despite a 1920 Australian clip rise. Officials insist rates will not increase for secured or unsecured wool. The piece notes government discussions on butter price increases and features a dramatic London dispatch about a long-serving envoy describing distress with the government.
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London
Australia
Larin
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