Broken Hill Strike Tribunal Deliberates Compensation
Delegates meet in Sydney to discuss mining strike terms and compensation. Chairman notes lack of agreement on pay, with emphasis on medical checks, worker resumption, and government involvement as the panel seeks a fair settlement amid ongoing industry disruption.
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Sydney
Kooy
Halie
Hoban
Roy
Jorpe
Eemousus
Leehnical Commission
Australia
South Africa
Noel Sini Tsien
Maier Fears Murder United Service
London Tuesday report states Maier fears a murder plot tied to the Kaiser. He describes plans involving a castle and an attempted kidnapping, with a United Service reply suggesting a broader danger amid tense Allied anxieties.
Menter's Service and Health Ministry Notes
London reports from the Ministry of Health discuss use of a certain powder in cooking and custard preparations. The analysis mentions heat and dairy components, with references to testing and labeling practices.
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Menter
London
Thynepal
Ministry of
Sopwith Works Closed as 40000 Lose Jobs in Britain
London reports a sharp contraction in British trade with Sopwith aviation and engineering works shutting down. About 40,000 people lose their jobs as engineers warn that high costs and wage levels push prices up and production down, signaling a broad downturn in postwar industry.
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the Times
Famine in China prompts foreign aid appeal and plans
News from Pekin reports famine spreading across Chinese provinces with an appalling winter outlook. The government plans to spend 2 million dollars for immediate relief and seeks funds through various appeals. Foreigners in China have urged help, and the American mission has called meetings to discuss forming an international relief mission with expert assistance.
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China
Majshir Haw
Litine
Burday School Convention Delegates Arrive in Japan
American Congressional visitors travel homeward as delegates from America and Canada arrive for the Sunday School Convention in Tokyo. Passes over the Government railway are issued to permit investigation into conditions in Japan. Chinese and Korean Christians, initially 800 expected, have withdrawn their acceptance and plan demonstrations against Japanese actions in Asia.
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Weuter
Toko
Torrow
America
Canada
Japan
Wife Sues Charlie Chaplin Over Half Fortunes
In Los Angeles on a Tuesday Mildred Harris widow of Charlie Chaplin’s cinema name, her lawyers announce plans to sue Chaplin for 300000 pounds claiming half his fortune. If Chaplin resists, an application for receivership over his affairs will be sought.
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Charlie Chaplin
Heater's Service
Los Angeles
Mildred Harris
Chaplin
Japan Communicates With America Over Occupation Claim
United Service from Tokio reports the Hewsoa government sent an opinion in reply to an American note. Washington issued a response. The exchange leaves doubt whether the United States is satisfied with the outcome.
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Tokio
Gaghalien Gland
Hewsoa
Soviet emissary Kameneff to Moscow amid subsidy dispute
Moscow reports say M. Kameneff, Russia's emissary to Britain, returns as Lloyd George demands changes to Soviet policy. The issue centers on a proposed subsidy to the London Daily Herald and its political implications. London notes warn such funding would breach Soviet pledges and hinder future talks, with Kameneff barred from UK while a colleague remains.
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M. Kimereff
Moscow
Lloyd George
George Obviers
Heraic
duMett
M. Kameneft
Tvl
United Kingdom
Im. Kranen
Rameneff Deriescha Accuses Mr George of Trickery
Reuter's Service reports M. Rameneff denying accusations by Mr Lloyd George. In a House of Commons letter he claims George tried to meddle with peace talks with Russia and to hide the matter’s truth. He says he is not involved in British political interference and will not join the Labour Council of Action beyond basic disclosures. Alleged support for Herald involves Krwsik and Kameneff reportedly delivering diamonds to London to a Herald director, with £22400 proceeds and an undertaking. The money was diverted into British bonds.
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Reuter
London
M. Rameneff
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Mr George
Ivbey
Hussia
Iddan Tis
Labor Council of Action
Hunale
Poland
Herald
United Service
Daily Mail
Messrs
Krwscik
Kameneff
Lomson
Francis Meynel
Daily Herald
Russians Attack Poles in Initial Berlin Offensive
The Times reports a bolshevist offensive against Poland, with cavalry driving back Polish forces as initial operations proceed near Lewbers. The dispatch from Berlin outlines a broader Soviet push and front-line activity as the war unfolds in Europe.
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the Times
London
Lewbers
Bolshevik Tide Slows as Warsaw Restores Normal Life
London dispatch says a Russian offensive runs along 250 miles from Grodno to Lemberg under Brunsting shield. Bolshevists delay talks with Riga peace delegates, unlikely to confess. Warsaw reports a return to normalcy with races and opera, while Berlin notes rising anti Bolshevist activity in Petrograd and a partisan group drowning six commissars in the river.
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United Service
London
Toesiluy
Ube Tress
Warsaw
Turin Faces Hunger as War Factories Struggle
Reuter's dispatch from London describes Turin's commandeered factories facing raw material and coal shortages. Soldiers prepare for action as barter efforts fail and rail workers refuse shipments, while tanks and armored cars are mobilized amid fears hungry workers may attack property.
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Reuter
London
Turin
Torta
Manchester Mey Threaten Strike Looms
Manchester area workers threaten a September strike that could halt electricity, trains, and major industries. The Industrial Court and London authorities debated avoiding public service disruption while a conference sought to avert a national stoppage.
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Reuter
London
Lenton
Bnt
Aca
Manchester
Oxarate
Forced Labor Debate Marks Australian Parliament Row
Melbourne reports a heated debate over the New Gaines Bill with F G Tudor motion on amending clauses. Sir Joseph Cook ridiculed Labor on White Australia and international control claims. Amendments by Tudor and Brennan were rejected as natives and British rule are discussed.
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Representa
F. G. Tudor
Joseph Cook
Labor Party
Australia
T. J. Ryan
Bari Page
South Seas
F. Brennan
Uies
Tudor
Rain Delays Worried Farmers In Pirie Registrations Reported
Rain on Tuesday produced 164 points in the 24 hours ending 4.30 yesterday morning, raising concerns among farmers about wheat yield. Ground conditions hinder fieldwork as warm days are awaited. Port Pirie Post Office registrations for September show daily point totals, with year to date figures listed.
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Pirie
Dow
Port Pine
Woken Ros Contractor Incident Reported in Paris Streets
The Times correspondent notes a threat on Paris streets where a young woman and assailants with knuckle dusters attacked a contractor, robbing him of money and valuables. The report suggests a perilous street incident resulting in maiming risk.
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Paris
United Service
London
Times
Io Wars
French Labour Congress Rejects Extremist Bolshevist Stand
French labor groups rebuffed extremism as the Railwaymen’s Congress debated Moscow Internazionale alignments and the call for Bolshevik methods. Amid clashes, 25,000 workers faced dismissal after the May strike, with the body ultimately rejecting Bolshevist doctrine and signaling a move away from radical upheaval.
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Reuter
London
Russia
Agen
Moscow Internaionale
Mega
Eastway
Lenin
Congress
Railwaymen's Congress
Berlin Doctor Claims New Eye Treatment Gains Sight
Berlin reports another triumph for Professor Erlanger of Berlin University in ophthalmology. He uses an electric stimulus with a chlorine compound to treat blindness caused by tissue covering the eye. Electrodes placed on the eye and at the back of the head, with two minutes of treatment three times weekly, reportedly restore sight over weeks without patient discomfort. Special value noted for gas-attack blindness among soldiers.
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Renter
Berlin
Erlanger
Belanger
Australia defense policy weighed by The Times leading article
The Times discusses Australia’s defence, arguing naval strength controls the Pacific. It cites Mr Hughes and Admiral Jellicoe, warning that if sea power shifts to rivals, Australian security rests on British fleet. It calls for wholesale reconsideration of imperial defence in wartime context.
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London
Australia
MW. Hnghes
House of Representatives
Teader
Hughes
Lord Jellicoe
Pacific
Wea
North Sea
Soldiers Said to Have Killed Converts
Fragmentary OCR report notes soldiers accused of killing converts in a conflict driven by sectarian violence. Unclear details, locations, or dates due to damaged text but references to deserts and attacks imply a hostile campaign against religious followers.
Influenza Reappears Prompts Health Campaign
A regional health notice reports influenza reappearing nationwide with suspected cases in smaller towns. Authorities fear spread and order immediate inoculation campaigns in cities and use of masks. Surveillance and travel warnings accompany the effort to curb transmission.
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Tiyan
Bealth
Inar
Adelaide Show Emphasizes Science and Research Support
The Adelaide Show opened by Governor Sir Archibald Weis praised the Royal Agricultural Society and noted science and research as key to development. President Mr. W. Samford toasted the society, while judges evaluated sidewise stock and roadster entries amid a strong program. The Governor stressed the role of agriculture, education, and industry in progress and urged continued support from educators and departments.
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Adelaide
Weilnes
Archibald Weis
Tv Royal Agricultural Society
W. Samford
Maid Vaal
Noro Jan Sho
Iwon
Bo Syvch
Presbyterians vote on union with Methodists and Congregationalists
In Adelaide the Presbyterian cleric South Australia reports the question of union with Methodists and Congregationalists favored by the majority. Of 1853 voters, 729 supported the union while 33 opposed it, with 45 percent showing approval among adherents and 226 dissenting.
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Adelaide
Wedliesis
South Australia
Unclear fragmentary historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions settler Adelaide and a police officer from a territory, unclear references to property value and work on a holding near Murray.
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Surarm
Murray
Liberal Party Conference Discusses Union With Nationalists
In Adelaide the Liberal Union conference opens with a session focused on a proposed union with nationalists. A debate centers on adjourning for a month to consult delegates before resuming in October to decide on negotiations and potential cable-news coverage implications.
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Adelaide
Weiine
Nitruw
Liberal Union
Esse
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