Governor General Sworn In Amid Flurry Of Official Tasks
A fragmented report from South Africa notes the acting Governor General Sir J Rose taking oath while Lutewell Bre Soin begsinid and He Hust eoolidd avenos gad expressions of ret tet fasday mark a transition. The arrival of Heiner Aili and mentions of Melbourne Glass Boll hint at broader imperial affairs and staged productions.
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Sot Abbey
Wisconsat
Melbourne
Hobart
Lerewel
Triple Alliance backs miners in British coal dispute
The Times reports a Triple Alliance conference of miners, transport workers, and railwaymen unanimously endorsing the miners claims as reasonable and just. The center will reconvene tomorrow to refine policy, with about 460,000 voters in favor and an estimated 120,000 aged between 47 and 60.
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Great Britain
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Aew Sears
Prest's Offers Deep Discounts Ahead of Adelaide Royal Show
Prest's promotes extensive stock for visitors to the Royal Show with prices cheaper than Adelaide retailers. The ad cites price moderation and broad departments including costume, millinery, lingerie, hosiery, gloves, handkerchiefs, luggage, and leather goods, aiming to attract shoppers with extensive selections and favorable terms.
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Adelaide
Agitation as National Congress Plans Non Cooperation
In Calcutta a special Indian National Congress session convenes to debate a program of non cooperation with the government as protest against Turkish peace terms. Lala Lajpat Roy presides as 3,000 delegates and 15,000 spectators attend. he urges loyalty to the Congress decision on cooperation while deferring the vote to an open discussion.
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Indian Naional Congress
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Lala Lajpat Roy
Murderer Seekers Clues In Psychic Test Case
Police probe a bizarre case tied to Irene Munro's death as a clairvoyant publicized a séance revealing a murder motive linked to a married man with a 1912 heirloom button found in the victim’s coat. The diary and two notebooks detailing dates and names of men are in police hands alongside the recovered belongings.
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Sevny
Eost- Mourne
Irene Munro
Wien
Ueuvertin
British Empire and American Runners Clash at Queen's Club
Spectators at West Kensington watched a major grass track meet between British Empire and American champions, including Antwerp Olympians. The British Empire won the half mile and mile relays, set a grass record with Earl Thompson's 1200 yards time, and America took the 400 yards relay.
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Reuter
London
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West Kensington
Antwerp
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America
British Empire
Strike Italy rebellion grows in industrial crisis
London reports that Italy faces a rising industrial crisis with organized strikes and republican influence. Milan is seen as the danger point where strikers have placed machine rims on factory roofs and formed a militia ready to resist intervention. Workers have seized factories including Fiat and others, running them in the trades.
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Italy
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Jy Te Worth
Tamas Fiat Motor Works
Methodist Sunday School Celebration and Absalom Talk
A Methodist Sunday school event featured over 100 children singing with the church choir in a celebration led by conductor Mr. Bert Ismonds. Rev. Alan Brown spoke on the helmets of salvation and the lesson Absalom’s fall, framed by Shapley’s remarks on loyalty to God and the dangers of pride, ends with a note of future plans and an annual report.
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Poland and Lithuania near full scale war over Vilna
London reports a heated Polish Lithuanian clash as Poland advances from seized Bulavirt remnants into disputed Lithuanian territory. Skirmishes injure both sides, renewing age old enmity after Lithuania’s independence formed from Polish lands. Grodno and Vilna remain focal points of dispute.
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Poland
Lithuania
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Vila
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Defeat of Budenny as Bolshevik forces rout after Polish pursuit
Reuters report from London says General Budenny’s army was attacked by General Haller’s Polish forces after advancing beyond Zaboso. He led cavalry charges amid heavy losses to force a passage, but his rear was surrounded and the rout was complete. Bolshevist booty was large. two brigade commanders and 12 commissaries were killed. A separate dispatch notes Ukrainian peasants revolting, forming guerrilla detachments marching on Bolshevist towns as war spreads through Khorkom, Khersam, Kiet, and surrounding provinces.
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Reuter
London
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Khorkom
Khersam
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Volliyali
Podolia
Odessa
Unlawful Possession Case In Adelaide Court
John Patrick Murphy faced police court for unlawful possession amid a drunken spree. He was convicted of theft for two saucepans and a kelve and received six months imprisonment plus forty two months on the unlawful possession charge.
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John Patrick Murphy
Murphy
Sx Ionds
YOKEY and A N SKATER Lead Adelaide Hockey Skates Trials
Two matches in Adelaide feature 60 players of equal merit. First night lineup includes M Noal cap, J Rodda vice, C Moyle, Je Miller, L Revell, T Speck, J Curry with emergencies L Unstead. Second night team led by M Noal cap, L Rodda vice, L Lusrombe, P Hickey, J Howlett, C Moyle, J Gurry with emergencies J Kemp and R Ball.
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Adelaide
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J. Rodda
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Je. Miller
L. Revell
T. Speck
J. Curry
Peace talks advance as Soviet accepts terms in Warsaw
Reports from Warsaw state the Soviet has accepted peace negotiations and will appoint a negotiator to lead talks. Prime Polish efforts seek guarantees on Russo Ukrainian disputes and free communications. Poland's Foreign Minister Prince Sapicha is arranging assurances as negotiations resume next week. London dispatch adds Polish-Lithuanian tensions remain disputed with Berlin blamed for reports.
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Reuter
Warsaw
Pridtay
Rign
Verine
Prince Sapicha
Fortune in Three Hours United Service in Monte Carlo
The mythical figure known as the Dank breaker at Monte Carlo was seen at the Deauville Casino where baccarat and other games led to a £70,000 win after a £40 stake. The report notes Deauville’s dazzling costumes and performances by leading American professionals alongside theatre shows, all amid a lively casino scene.
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London
Monte Marlo
Baccarat
Neauville
Valano
Deauville
America
Revolt in Ireland: British raiding forces in Belfast and Iceland
British government troops raided menacing targets across Ireland and Iceland on Monday. In Belfast arms and papers were seized, a house attacked, and three killed including a crippled brother. police arrested hundreds amid £100,000 in damage. The Times reports Paris dispatches confirming Duffy’s expulsion and Britain reinforcing Belfast with a King's Royal Rifles battalion as unrest flares after stormy weather.
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London
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Imprisonment Turmoil In Caihol Series
A fragment reports May events surrounding Caihol Serie. The piece notes urgent petitions to President and Mrs. Wilson and mentions interactions with leaders in Amenies and other nations. It highlights concerns over constitutional issues and possible interviews amid unusual autonomic meetings.
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London
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Cork hunger strikers set 24 day record in Wormwood Scrubs
The latest Words of McSweeney report confirms the Cork hunger strikers have broken a record by lasting 24 days in Wormwood Scrubs. Dominicans of Cork celebrated the feat as a new endurance benchmark.
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London
McSweeney
Cork
Wormwood Scrubs
Pope In Ireland Reported To Intercede With Britain
Report from Ireland notes the Pope stayed in chapel at the Vatican after a massacre to recite prayers for the dying and to intercede with the British Government on behalf of the world’s sufferers.
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United Service
London
Ireland
Vatican
Wattle Day Celebration in Adelaide
The Governor and ministry members led a public Wattle Day event in Adelaide with veterans and youth taking part. Fourteen trees were planted near the Galipely Memorial Grove to honor C. winners along the pre-selection process for 16 of 40 contested seats in the Victorian State electors.
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Seremaios
Hemor C
Galipely Memorial
Linhoren Tof
Cansti
Stele
Strike Settling Tribunal Report Sparks Tense Debate
Conflicting opinions arose as Mr. Justice Edmunds issued an interim report from the Strike Settling Tribunal. Delegates planned to meet again to consider amendments while AMA officials and federation members warned of potential upheaval and sympathy actions.
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Jun— Lice Edmunds
Justice Edmunds
Hislaus
UN Men
AMA
Olives
Australasian Coal and Shale Federation
Australia
Solu Approach Government and Coal Federation Dispute
A hostile deputation from the Aastalzeian Coal and Kale Employes Federation pressed the Premier in parliament to publish the BOO position on Wednesday. The Premier avoided comment as the tribunal findings were debated. Delegates said they would not accept the commissioner's endings and insisted the resort be guided by company wishes.
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New Wales
Iim
Nas
Foremen Union Strike Sparks Industrial Slowdown
A dispute between foremen and employers over union recognition led to a walkout and threatened stoppage across the engineering sector. Negotiations stalled as labor leaders pressed for a formal recognition pact while plants prepared for potential outages beginning Saturday.
Petition for New Police Station and Courthouse at Whyalla
A petition from Whyalla Adelaide presented to the Chief Secretary by J. ts Ainseley MILA seeks erection of a new police station and courthouse. It notes Whyalla’s population over 1000 and rapidly increasing, demanding better accommodation for four courts beyond the inadequate current iron structure.
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Adelaide
Sumi
Whalla
J. Ts Ainseley
Mila
Theft at Police Station Targeting Money Stolen
A report describes a burglary on Hassell Street where a motor and a street door were damaged and a £10 stash taken. The entry occurred last month, with thieves forcing a box open and stealing cash. Police note the incident as part of ongoing local crime activity.
Theft of Leather Stolen From Michaels and Hailens
Melbourne police report a broad leather theft involving Michaels and Hailens with belongings missing from their premises. Investigations continue as authorities seek to recover goods and identify suspects.
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Melbourne
Michaels and Hailens
Ariosto Grounds At Port Adelaide Delayed Fifteen Minutes
The steamer Ariosto of the America Australia line ran aground in Port Adelaide river yesterday for about fifteen minutes. The vessel was under Pilot Richard son and towed by the Euro and Caghe to swing her clear. The incident occurred between Nis. 4 and the mishap time.
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