More Assistanes Needed for the Ex Vlisi Band
Wovemett headed by the Mayor De Guede seeks more assistants and members for the Ex vlisive Band as they face funding and work cuts from weather and strikes. The group discusses public subscriptions, potential Ballarat participation, and the impact of smelter work slowdowns on rehearsals and pay.
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de Guede
Sts Wians
Ballarat
Hallarat
Ryan
Boul
Puayitte
Sown Bay
Broken Hill
Ballsrat
Hye Ettieial
Hive
Yestveday
Tadlowni
Adil Noone
Olson
Waterside Workers Federation Dues Row Causes Union Split
In tense deliberations Mr Lotarstatley faced questions on evolving policy prompting the Waterside Workers Federation to resist accepting members from rival unions. O Mally urged careful enrolment, insisting outside membership be admitted only under standard conditions and with proper dues.
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Lotarstatley
Watersige Workers Federation
O'Mallay
Clomontown Children’s Playground Grant Details
Preparations are underway for a new playground at Clomontown near Sulummlawn school. A committee reports strong public support and plans to open the facility for all local children under school supervision with designated public access times.
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Ude
Miliis
Ethan
Seidl
Muteria
Sulomontown
Peace Treaty Debate as Wilson Tours Pacific Coast
President Wilson travels the Pacific Coast to urge ratification of the peace treaty. He will argue that the treaty’s terms are sound and must be upheld, while supporters press for wider Allied approval and wary nations consider future security arrangements.
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Wilson
Eht
Puellis
Wits
Diane Manele
Release of Mooney and the San Francisco parade case
The article discusses charges against 2 men, including Mooney, linked to a July 1918 San Francisco preparedness parade bombing. It alleges political manipulation, claims officials bribery and complicity, and notes President Wilson’s reluctance to approve Mooney’s sentence amid labor and Socialist agitation.
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Heuter
Tyst Agls
Socialist
Liege
Ueluber
Smp
Agends
United States
Mooney
Altramma
Wilessen
Law Department
Altheney-General
Ihe
Eae
Railuy
Russian War Report Denies Berlin Attack Plan
A London message disputes Berlin claims that General Gough plans an assault on Peleoerad. The Times carries a dated European war update noting Bolshevik government actions and ongoing clash reports amid war tension.
Hotel Workers Strike Stirs Port Area and Adelaide
Hotel workers at the Port Atusista branch of the Prarratid Liquor Trade walkout from 10 o clock, joining a mass sit-in. Hotels are picketed as managers refuse wage increases beyond current offers. Labor leaders demand higher pay, with no agreement reached at Pitt Pirie talks. local officials urged calm as tensions rose in the port district.
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Aurlai ES
Mhounsulay
Atusista
Kovbioyes
Colon
Pee
Adelaide
Pitt Pirie
Hue Matelkerpers Thal
Northern ny Foodless The Times on Shantung and Japan
London based Times correspondent reports rising tensions over Chinese demands to oust Japanese from Shantung. Chinese government vows action. Japan faces import declines, bond selling, and military starvation threats verse from General Sunan.
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Takih
Apts Liu
Japan
Shanghai
Tentsin
Ubiga
Vhe Ommander
Sunan
Munich Massacre Hostages Judgment Reported
Fragmented OCR describes a case of alleged massacres and hostage deaths during wartime. Names and places are garbled but reference to executions, investigations, and war crimes appear. The Times frame cites condemnation and orders related to wartime violence.
Trish Outrage Police Sergeant Shot
A fragmentary London report notes a police sergeant was shot at close range amid an outrage scene. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the incident centers on alleged violence and the responder’s status. No arrests are confirmed in the readable portions.
Australia Handles Government Supplies in Adelaide Inquiry
An Adelaide inquiry examined government purchasing of imported materials for rails plates and cleaners. Officials testified that agents for manufacturers supplied items and that prices varied over years 1915 to 1916. Purchases includedBroken Hill Proprietary materials and Newcastle sources, with bound values and uncertain future market impacts.
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Adelaide
Phursiay
Ils
Wits Ab
Loha
Broken Hill
Ak Newcastley
Peiens Tadeens Taouary
Morel
Rehnoury
Cnet
Ardee
Deyartmotis
Ant
Dave Mideomis
AWW U Strike Hits Port Waugiste Morning
AWW U workers staged a strike at Port Waugiste delaying operations as no suitable equipment or workers were available for a quick restart. Shutter crews joined the stoppage, halting unloading and related tasks for the morning.
Miners’ Conference Rejects Government Development Plan
The Miners Conference in London adopted a unanimous resolution to oppose the government developmental scheme linked to the industry. Delegates criticized policy as disarrayed and called for better working conditions and reduced hours, highlighting tensions between miners and officials.
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London
Miners’ Conference
Une
Value les Oweque in Adelaide Court for attempting to pass bad cheque
Robert Hilhouse Wilson Todd faced Adelaide Police Court on remand for unlawfully obtaining 10 shillings from Albert Charlton by passing a valueless cheque for 30 shillings drawn on the Commonwealth Bank. He claimed a guilty plea but the case noted he sought 10 shillings from the cheque and would claim the balance later. The witness testified that the cheque was refused when presented. He appeared deprived of legal aid and requested probation provisions. the court granted probation and deferred sentence.
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Nelune
Afonganteen
English wives deception scandal feared by Australian soldiers
London editor notes that Besant chairing a Cumberland Board of Guardians meeting alleged a deception scandal involving English wives and Australian soldiers. He pledged to raise the issue in Parliament. Briant cited only two cases but admitted Commonwealth authorities were examining actions to bring offenders to justice.
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the Times
London
Wedrosdar
du Besant
House of Commons
Cumbeth
Trespassers Shot Near Mexican Border Wounding Captain McNabb
General Garza of the Carranza garrison admitted soldiers from his outpost fired on Tuesday, wounding four U S aviators including Captain McNabb after he entered Mexican territory near Laredo Texas. The statement confirms the incident occurred amid border tensions and places responsibility on Mexican forces.
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McNarb
Reuter
Laredo
Texas
Heytaldo Garza
Carranza
Nuc
United States
Captain McNabb
Australians Defeat London in South of England Match
Australians defeated London in the South of England game. Werthesda and Anstesilan players contributed while one team member scored 54 on the board. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a decisive victory and notable scoring by a key participant.
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London
Werthesda
Anstesilan Oriskat
Tns
England
Faves
Onlis
Ren Wery
The British Stags in a Vivacious Stage Week
Theatre notes highlight William Wincan in a new program full of quick-shift acts and film parodies. The opening chatter rewards patrons with amusing acts and a dash of novelty from VAudeville to helps.
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William Wincan
Muyenilvent
Nat
Gould
Gerald Ames
Violet Hicb— Ton
Stags
Ste
Gazatte
S Clarke
Wallane
Wisconsin Repatriation Fund Proposal Approved by Referendum
Milwaukee reports a proposed $220 million soldiers repatriation fund. The plan envisions raising the money via taxation and was submitted to a referendum, which has been approved.
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Reuter
Milwaukee
Wit
Port Pirie harbor debate and voter response in Adelaide letter
Lionel E Idl argues in a Port Pirie harbor letter to The Mourder that Parliament inquiries were misused for information and defends Labour positions on water depth, shipping development, and regional policies. He notes prior candidates Fitzgerald and his own stance, criticizes The Recorder and Hansard for misrepresentation, and urges keeping Port Pirie issues before government and railways committees.
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Tote
Port Pirie
Noes
Tully
Pirie Harbor
Puzgerald
Baroota
Augusta
Dithson
Gale
Jackson
Thatine
Sininiitioran Railways
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Grystal Bengk
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Gryste Bratt
Poynton
M.wh
Ing
Strousky
Jul Brookponte
Commonwealth
Wentworth
Ail Morgan
Burra
Rye al Brockatt
Menitearah
Stie Mnustere
Rallwatyey
Hotomomyealthy
Stine
Mme
Fitzgiral
Wivselt
Port Pele
Eskelly
Austral
Australian Labor Party
Lionel E.idl
Parliament
Adelaide
Hlansard
Hill
Addlaida
Pleading for Protection as British Troops Remain
British authorities face pressure to keep troops in Armenia amid fears of a quick Armenian withdrawal. Officials warn that without protectors, Armenians may be attacked from east, south, and west as Tartare and Kard move toward the Armenian capital Srivan.
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Bouler
London
Walnesuay
Armenia
Tartare
Cartare
Srivan
Shipping and Wharf Activity at Port Adelaide and Fremantle
Port Adelaide docks report timber loading and wheat discharge at Ballo Wharf and Capella. Fremantle and Melbourne arrivals include Iron Monarch and Canute, with meant departures for Newcastle and Sydney. Mail notices list ship movements and schedule updates across Adelaide Australia region ports.
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Jol Lewis
Port Adelaide
Ballo Wharf
Yalata
Capella
Port Pirie
Sur
Wille and Do
Dlecsvymour
Fremantle
Fle
Ak Anchorage
Rudullhy S
Tom Newcastle
Iron Monarch
Newcast
U Gapella
Park Adelaide
Ag la? Robinson
Trim
Port Avelaude
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