Sinn Fein Prisoners and New York Citizens Crisis
A fragmented dispatch alleges Sinn Fein prisoners and New York citizens in turmoil. It cites Heiter’s service and unnamed figures disputing Mayor Nslund’s claim to represent New York citizens amid hunger siphon law disputes.
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Heiter
XBAY
York
Faday
Nu Sssneiutium
Sineraumns of Liberty
Llayit George
Nslund
New York
Te Vinod
Alderman McSweeney
Mick Welta
Lloyd George
St Tos
Myland
Striking Bar Prangi Stevedores Delay Loading at San Francisco
In San Francisco Friday the Bar Prangi stevedores completed shifts as crew loaded the Tirilel steamer Muncaster Castle. The vessel sailed for New York while political mentions and campaign notes surface from Montana and national sources amid labor activity.
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San Francisco
Vivsténdores
San. Francisco
Muncaster Castle
McSweeney
Chevrews
Lowiser
York
States
Hensoven
Medins Butts
Montana
Hye Lasante
Middle East War Scheme Deemed Nonsense by Times
The Times correspondent in London ridicules an autonomous federation of Arabic and Palestine as a veiled British protectorate. Pan Arab schemes are said to have failed, fighting strength weakened by heat, and costly measures unavoidable even if evacuations occur.
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Times
London
the Times
Palestine
Empire Relations Younger Men for Dominion Posts
The Times led article praises Sir Thomas Mackenzie as New Zealand's High Commissioner in Britain. It deplores appointing elder men to London dominion posts and governorships, urging the imperial conference to set salaries high enough to attract young, active personalities.
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the Times
London
Thomas Mackenzie
New Zealand
Britain
Jong
The
Times
Imperial Conference
Congregational Festival Children Celebrate Anniversary
Weather favored anniversary services in association with Mr Congregational Sur Any school. Rev A Ambrose Roberts preached on birds songs and Boomerangs with lessons on daily life. The day highlighted David as king and singer with children singing. evening meeting to include reports and an address on Habits that Make or mar.
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Congregational
A. Ambrose Roberts
Manthorpe Menorial Church
David
Jesse
Israel
God
Jacob
British Empire
Roberts
Chor
A. Appleby
Forsaith
Slater
E. H. Green
F. Porsaith
Mar
Labor Declaration Speech Urges Quiet Unity For Nation
In London a Labor Party speech urges workers to seek justice through calm deliberation over the next weeks. Mr Thomas warns against prejudice and calls for national welfare over individual interests, stressing peace over conflict and the need to support the country without exploitation of patriotism. The speaker emphasizes fairness, social comfort, and unity to avoid harm to the majority.
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Nouler's _Service
London
Selucdes
Thomas
Faust
Ramiant
Great Britain
Scottish Prohibition Campaigns Aided by American Speakers
United Service reports American speakers funded by Aumcroux to back Scotland prohibition efforts. Analysts say Southern Scotland may vote in favor at the November poll, with substantial funds fueling the campaign.
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United Service
London
Scotland
Aumcroux
Canadian harvest drives west money surge from wheat prices
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta provinces report a joint wheat crop estimate of 213 million bushels, up 53 million from last year. Higher wheat prices bring an unprecedented flood of money to western Canada as harvest yields and market demand rise.
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Reuter
Vancouver
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Allarbo
Camada
Fell Into Old Well At Orange NSW Home
An accident at Mr Baldwin’s residence in Orange New South Wales left two young girls aged six and two rescued from about 30 feet of water within a bricked well. Other children cried out as earth gave way while playing in the backyard. A neighbor and passer-by aided in rescue, the children emerging unharmed aside from fright after being pulled to safety from the water’s edge.
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Baldwin
Orange
New South Wales
Sir
Baratta Mine Mineral Drive Progress Report
A letter from Mr. A Whitney, manager of the Silver Prize mine at Barata, notes continued productive mining with galena lead crystals and other minerals. The lode remains favorable, the shaft extended, and over 50 bags of ore awaiting shipment. six tons will be sent to Port Pirie. Austin of Broken Hill reports promising assays and a rich Ferguson Barata imperial drive intersecting the lode.
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Barata
Grans
Port Pirie
A. Austin
Broken Hill
Baraltadei
McKengie
Silver Prince
Ferguson Barata
Austin
Germany's Admission to League Hinted by Observer
The Observer reports Germany may join the League of Nations and send delegates to the Geneva conference unless France balks. Lloyd George backs Germany's admission while opposition risks withdrawal threats.
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Uni
London
Germany
League of Nations
France
Lloyd George
Freemasonry in France Admits Women Members
The Grand Lodge of France voted by a small majority to admit women to Freemasonry. Telesaration will be discussed at the next world congress.
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United Service
Paris
Grand Lodge of France
International Sport Healer's Service and Australia Visit
International sport notes report Ml-England’s visit to Australia with a 115 run win over Thornton's Eleven. Wortley tops England with 105 runs. Sledman wins England swimming title in 58 seconds. Halpin tours Denmark and Holland undefeated. Captain Harry Mawker and Mrs Hawker sail for Australia in October with two airplanes and three racks.
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London
Thornton
Australia
Tye Rugs
Wortley
United Service
Sledman
England
Halpin
Denmark
Holland
Olympic Rimes Toon
Bet ‘Lish
Serview
Harry Mawker
Hawker
Law on protecting visitors prompts magistrate directions
A discussion urges stronger protection for overseas visitors against delays and remands when prosecutors are unavailable. It argues for police court depositions read to juries, allowing trials to proceed to prevent injustices from absence of prosecutors and repeated adjournments across sessions.
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Sydmey
Uye
Jesus
H c
Sydney
Iis
Milan Tomotto da
Jos
Judge Ewing Discusses Secretarial Spending in Tasmania
Hobart correspondent reports Mr Justice Ewing describing sums paid by his secretary for curios and for his children during a Northern Territory trip. He says he informed the Prime Minister's Department and received no reply, believing expenses did not exceed £15, while noting a disputed £500 claim and that Mr Shepherd fixed a daily allowance.
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Justice Ewing
Hobart
Advertiser
Wiloh
Northern Territory
Tasmania
Prime Minister's Department
Hockey of Beates Two Teams to Visit Adelaide
Final preparations completed for skating hockey teams to travel to Adelaide. Two Pirry loan players selected to represent the club with one to play tomorrow night and the other on Thursday. M Nosl named captain with L Rodda as vice captain. Players to leave Pirle this morning.
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Adelaide
Pirry
M. Nosl
L. Rodda
Pirle
British coal dispute shadows ministerial talks
The Industrial Labour stalemate persists as miners resist recanting the Industrial Court's proposal and await federation backing. Portsmouth and other districts report cautious posts, while talk of a general election surfaces, though Lloyd George prefers delaying until after the next session.
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Bs Ural
Sitaun Os Seedone
Beeentig
Portsmouth
Adare
Lloyd George
Government Miners Conference Breaks Up After Three Hours
London reports a failed conference between the Government and the miners executive sir robert horne condemned the punctilio of the convention and argued for selling coal at its true cost to the householder the ministers proposals on wages and price reductions were discussed but no new plan emerged the miners executive left to consult their members and the session ended without agreement.
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Reuter
London
Robert Horne
Great Britain
Robert Morne
Smoliie
Uies
Food controller warns of sugar ration rise in strike
The food controller announces that in a coal strike the weekly sugar ration will be raised from twelve to six ounces per person. Steps will also restrain consumption of other essentials such as meat bacon sour and milk. If needed the whole country may be rationed.
Ejected from Church Woman Giver 44 To Keep House
In a London court report a man named Peckham entered a mission house with a black pastor. The pastor’s white wife demanded housekeeping money, grabbed fourpence, and was expelled by the pastor during a service. The magistrate hears the case as part of an odd local dispute.
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Reuter
London
Peckham
Tal
Black Nim Bil
Fragmentary Cable Note From The Times Cited In Brief
A damaged clipping refers to a cable from The Times and mentions a Brook Street term termination. The unreadable text implies that the opinion was discussed but gives no clear specifics or dates.
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