Peirges Loan Subscriptions Adjusted After Quota
The final adjustments in a local loan with subscriptions for Pirie and Mie show a quota of £50,000, exceeded by £9,390. One erasing of the loan leaves £10,000 subscribed locally, with adjustments required from firms and others who had increased Pirie and were taking on further shares. The local committee appeals for an equitable allocation of subscriptions as Pirie and Mie secretary Mr J E Gaveek announces total investments of £92,396.
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Pirig
Jing
Pirie
Mie
J. E. Gaveek
Pirie’s
Adelaide concert chaos over McCormack tour scare
The crowd at the Friday Adelaide performance reacted to news about an Australian tour seen as cancelled if McCormack refused to comment. Reported disruption followed after his Belfast or Sinn Fein remarks, with calls for a demonstration and the audience dispersing as tension rose.
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Adelaide
Mar Jones
McCormeck
al Arstie Siasedtattor
Jalen
McGormack
Sinn Fein Murders Engage London Patrol Clash
Disorderly report describes Sinn Fein attackers striking a patrol in Gollow County Carlaw, fatally wounding Constables Delaney and Loughlin and seriously injuring another. Armed assailants also raided quartered residences, with Constable Keymm among the injured and multiple Sinn Fein members said dead or wounded.
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Unified Service
London
Taunsday
Sinn Benners
Sbrief
Gollow
Carlaw
Tier
Delaney
Loughlin
Ima
Roalvad Wen
Qumergus Jtunlin Residenris
Vestarany
Keymm
Police seize Vergeange raid shocks Galway district
Police raids in the Galway area target a man accused of tying a victim to a lamp post and raking him with darts or similar blows. Constable Kerumen led the operation as the injured man was taken to hospital.
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Lontion
Kerumen
Mic
Galway
Soldiers charged with theft in London Times report
The Times correspondent in Dublin notes soldiers have stolen large sums from residents during raids. Local residents accuse authorities of lax oversight amid pilfering and abuse claims. In London, Mr Lloyd George is urged to appoint an impartial investigator into Ar T. Mar Gunton’s murder, with evidence ready to be presented.
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Times
Lowdon
Mex
Adjoihs
Inn Fein
Phalletii
Lloyi George
Ar. T. Mar
Gunton
Mrt Lloyd George
Matals
Large Estates Threatened in Lyacko-Slovakia Debates
The Times correspondent reports Prague, capital of Lyacko-Slovakia, urging government action to appropriate 3,000,000 acres of large estates for peasant holdings. The move aims at reform with Bolshevik alignment, provoking political contention. Includes mentions of Bill Hart and Billy Burke.
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the Times
London
Prague
Lyacko
Slovakia
Bill Hart
Billy Burke
Litter onslaught in Portsmouth Congress sparks debate
Reuters reports from London on yesterday's Portsmouth Trade Union Congress where Robert Sparke attacked Labour tactics to solicit votes and accused unions of secret plotting to aid preferred candidates. Smillie called such practices shameful and warned against capitalists’ dirty methods. Thorne offered to play cricket if others joined, else delay.
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Reuter
London
Portsmouth
Robert Sparke
Lator
Ana Iher
Smillie
Dixty
Orethods
Olp
Thorne
Dempsey Stops Miske In Third Round Heavy bout
In Vancouver on Wednesday Jack Dempsey defeated Billy Miske in the heavyweight title bout. Miske was knocked down five times and finished after a right jaw blow late in the third round. Referee James Dougherty officiated as crowds near 40 000 attended. Dempsey weighed 43 st 0 lb, Miske 43 st 0 lb. Tate and Langford earlier battled for the colored heavyweight title with Tate winning.
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Hoorer
Vancouver
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Sam Langford
Bill ‘Tate
Tate
Chuck Evans
Slarey Greka
Dempsey
Miske
James Dougherty
Philadelphia
Abisko
Ove
Mike
Bobson
Puzilist
Seawee
Eastbourne Tragedy Inquest Opens For Irene Munro
Reuters reports an inquest into the death of Irene Munro the typist on Eastbourne beach. Evidence describes masked assailants, a carerner not allowing photos, and a coroners verdict of death by blows with insufficient injuries. Two young discharged soldiers were noted as involved, with the coroner praising the medical examiner’s thoroughness under unusual conditions.
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Reuters
London
Irene Munro
Hastbourne Beach
Caramer
Serious Charge Against Mat Live Wire on Garden Fence
Malzard Hiclmond, an electrician of Largs Bay, faced a criminal charge for May 11 using a device to cause grievous bodily harm. A girl aged 14 lay unconscious with a live wire feeding from a garden fence past a pomegranate tree into his house. Malzard claimed the apparatus was to protest his property. The hearing was adjourned to Monday.
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Adelaide
Hiclmond Malzard
Args Bay
I. A. Binetlaw
Military Road
Largs Bay
Malzard
A Girl in Bohemia Feature in The Times
A clipped description notes A Girl in Bohemia as a notable picture treat of the year with a cabled report from The Recorder. It explains that the opinions presented are not those of The Times and are unedited. The item is shared under special permission and reflects the era’s journalistic style.
Moscow report on peace delegation delays in Riga
A Moscow report claims M Veliicherla analyzed that Bolshevists at the eleventh hour decide not to send peace delegates to Riga. It cites Polish interference and Letts guarantees of infirmity for the Russian delegation's auxiliary but not for delegates and experts.
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Moscow
M. Veliicherla
Bolshevists
Riga
Bane
Polish government warns allies over Lithuanian clashes
London reports the Polish government has sent a note to the Allies and the League of Nations accusing Lithuanian and Bolshevik forces of violating neutral territories by moving through Lithuanian districts and aiding Bolshevik troops. Poland pleas for preventive action to avoid further hostilities, while Lithuanians deny Bolshevik involvement and claim coordination with German forces.
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Hanter
London
League of Nations
Deglarme Ug
tSawalki
Poland
Lithuania
General Wrangel Urges Nordic Focus Amid Allied Shifts
Reuters report quotes General Wrangel assessing Allied moves and Bolshevik gains. He calls for concentrating forces in the northern part of the Pskov region to influence the western front, citing evacuations in the Kulm area after a Red victory. He notes Red forces numbering about 9,600 with reinforced units.
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Reuters
Wien
Wrangel
Paurida
Kulm
Hewken
Russian Foreign Minister Claims Improvement In Polish Front
London reports M. Tohtierin criticizes Mr Balfour as under illusion on Soviet Polish military situation. He says Warsaw setback was only one failed operation and asserts reinforcements shifted advantage. He accuses Balfour of misrepresenting the militia proposal and touts access to arts and entertainment amid palace conversions for public venues.
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Reuters
London
M. Tohiteherin
Bafour
Warsaw
MM Tehiteherin
Balfour
M- Teleficherin
Soviet rule detailed by German socialist leader
A London based report quotes Dithmann of the German Left noting Soviet governance rests on terror and censorship. He cites reintroduced conscription, no strikes, and forced labor for deserters, with a growing bureaucratic party army underpinning dictatorship and mass fear cited as causes of rigidity and control.
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Times
London
Wednseday
Dithmain
Gatreme
German Socialist Party
Tussiay
le Socialist
Breitwiit
Ds Nok
Russia
Herr Ditbmann
Cornells
Communist Party Hias
Sia
Deppié
Herr Dittman
Bourguinsse
Agéland
Britain sees improved trade balance aided by exports surge
The article notes a marked narrowing of Britain's adverse trade balance in July as imports exceeded exports by only 4 million, down from 76 million. It cites a rise in exports, a stabilization in imports, and gains in raw material sales, alongside coal output and wage changes during wartime.
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London
Great Britain
Wiference Thal
Mhs
Lacrosse Club Ball Impresses at Fancy Dress Benefit
The Pirie Loch boy attended a plain and fancy dress ball to raise funds for Lacrosse Cork. A large crowd of about 250 couples enjoyed the decor, costumes, and a program featuring a hareem Lady outfit prize won by EKG Graves. Kin Ova orchestra provided music while a dedicated committee oversaw arrangements and catering.
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Pirie Loch Boy
Cork
Joyé] Lommis
Jamestown
Crystal
Mek High
Tilly
Ie Piah
WI. Neal
Wim
Simpkin
Nidad
H.stinpsay
Chipman
Absconder From Bail In Adelaide Named
The Crown pressed charges against Herbert Nash and Lane for alleged theft at Vielovie Park. Nash 29, Lane 36, were jointly charged with taking a person’s property. Nash granted 18 day remand. case adjournment requested to a later date. Chief Justice issued a warrant for Nash’s arrest.
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Adelaide
Sriday
Herbert Nash
Gourk
Tustios
Nash
Fishermen rescued after boat sinks at Point Lonsdale
Three men including Frank Stephens and Tirée Melbourne Ishermen were fishing when they missed the channel at Point Lonsdale. The boat struck a reef, sank, and the trio clung to grappling hooks as water rose. At daybreak they were spotted by a lighthouse keeper and brought ashore exhausted but safe.
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Tirée
Melbourne
Ishermen
Ge Ps
Frank Stephens
Dad
Dumk
Syore
Jueenseliften
Point Lonsdale
Ravk
Sean
Ml Point Lgnsdale
Swere
Fragmentary note on towns and industry centers
The readable lines discuss towns and industrial centers as a concept. It mentions munimiabate and peasantcy in a distorted form, and asserts that communism does not exist among vehicles. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
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Siutakoniefie
British Coal Dispute Conference Breaks Up
In London on Thursday the miners executive and the Minister of Labor failed to reach a new proposal. Mr Robert Smillie, president of the Miners Federation, told Sir Robert Horne the executive saw no fresh plan that would lead to a satisfactory settlement of the miners claims, ending the conference.
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London
Robert Smillie
Miers Federation
Robert Horne
Mrs Asquiths Memoirs Reveals Early Meeting With Asquith
London dispatch recounts Mrs. Asquith describing her first meeting with Herbert Asquith in 1804 amid social tension. She recalls his shy manner, their growing friendship, and pressure from peers on marriage plans. Letters and public figures, including Gladstone and Rosebery, emerge in background.
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London
Mago Asqo
Asquith
Lord Battereen
Ign
Phew
Ars Asquith
Henry
Rosebery
Randolph
Henry Campbell-Bannerunn
Gladstone
Aurel’ Moon
Slikrew
Sueh
French Train Collision Near France Reported Death Toll
United Sevier dispatch from London reports a collision between a passenger train and a report train in France. Eight occupants of the passenger carriages were injured, and the injuries proved fatal for two or more individuals.
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United Sevier
London
Ab Guewel
France
Germany pays France 100000 francs reparations for Bresjan consulate attack
Heuler's Service in Berlin reports the German Government sent a cheque for 100000 francs to the French ambassador as compensation for the attack on the Paris consulate in Bresjan.
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Heuler
London
Meuler
Berlin
Peale
Bresjan
English yearlings sold at Doncaster sale record prices
The Times's News from Doncaster reports fourteen yearlings from Steamera stud sold for 54,690 guineas. Lord Glanely paid 11,900 guineas for Westward Horn, 249 for another horse, and 14,500 guineas for a Tetrarch colt from Sledmere.
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Times
London
Doncaster
Steamera
Glanely
Westward Horn
Sledmere
Control of butter demanded by federation executive
The Victorian Labor Federation executive calls for federal government control of butter output and export tax to meet Australian requirements. It seeks cooperation of the Labor movement across the Commonwealth to support the proposal.
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Victoran Labor Federation
Commonwealth
Record high sheep skins prices in South Australia
South Australian market sees robust demand with merina sheepskins fetching 20 to 28/7 and averaging 35/6, considered a record for Australia as wool manufacturers in other states import skins from this region. The note also mentions The Scarlet Pimpernel film with Dustig Farnom screening Monday.
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Wweek
Australia
Fate of McSweeney in National Release War Rhetoric
Reuter's Service reports political turmoil as McSweeney and a Republican brigade faced possible government action. Murders of policemen loom over the crisis while the Sino-Japanese War response and cabinet pressures shape the country.
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Reuter
Gondon
Tos
McSweeney
Witch McSweay
Liogil Ageorze
Unclear OCR fragment on political prison case
Fragmentary OCR text references AMOSWEENEY SI and a prison, mentions forbidden cons, skin lesions, United Service in London, Morweaney and Krayna, a Trade Union address, and a president selling tidiness. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or a clear event to summarize.
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United Service
London
Jini Morweaney
Krayna
Flint Tedness
Congress
Prisoned's Numps Greasing in London Roster
Article fragment reports a prisoner described as suffering from numbness and fatigue with leaning arms while still conscious. Context and full details are unreadable due to damaged OCR.
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Phil Trex
London
Sweeney's Death That Shakes the County
Fragmentary text references McSweeney and a government response amid hunger and unrest. Mentions Vietoty and cautiously optimistic claims of curing forces, with unclear context and several garbled names and phrases.
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McSweeney
East African Strips and Protests Stir Port Town
Fragmentary report describes unrest in an East African port area with Portuguese influence and local mobs. Nations expected to pull back from tensions as authorities deploy troops. town remains quiet as patrols, late afternoon mobilizations, and warnings influence the scene.
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Yea
Wiszonzer
Laurenzu
Italian factory unrest claims set for settlement
A scrambled report from The Times details Italian factory unrest with workers seizing materials and calling for a settlement. The piece notes Bolshevism fears and a looming test of authority as labor actions unfold in London correspondence.
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London
the Times
Janice
Burglars Loot Block of Bullas for False Teeth and Gems
An early 20th century report notes burglars ransacked a block of houses stealing hundreds of false teeth dental plates and gem jewelry. Evie Lopdon is named in connection with the burglary scene and investigation details remain sparse.
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Evie Lopdon
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TRE Fashion Centre
Sallie
Boxing
Eastbourne
Bohemia
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Litidanlass Andepolaheviete
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Britain
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Ven
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Germany
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Gove
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Frouels
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