Explosion At Wall Street Office Kills 77 In New York
A major blast near J P Mangan's Wall Street offices in New York City kills 77 and injures many. Reports say dynamite caused the explosion and debris blocked streets as crowds gathered. Police note confusion amid rumors and ongoing investigations into the collision theory and possible bomb involvement.
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New York
J. P. Mangan
Mf the Pal
Mn Morgan
Zunes
Miers
Andawison
aMer
Margen
Els
Punt
Tija Frognciol
Wauhington
Matinee Screened Tonight At Local Theater
Matinee show to be screened this evening with a selection of films. Details on program and start time unavailable in the fragment.
Uncertain Economic Signals Amid Winter Outlook
In London and coastal towns workers face mixed prospects with some areas noting shy employment gains in shipyards and related trades. Authorities plan potential improvement projects and alcohol trade talks proceed without firm decisions as pubs weigh price changes and brewing sectors consult licensed victuallers for next steps.
Trials of Bolshevists Huge Capture Domateria
London dispatch reports renewed fighting as Polish forces push toward Kovel after a clash that destroyed 2000 Russians and 36 guns. Armored cars and motor vehicles aided the Poles, with orders and matériel seized, including tanks and armored trains. The report notes significant enemy losses and claimed breakthroughs, with limited details on casualties and dates.
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Renter
London
Feidlay- Tduuter
Wareive
Rustam
Kovel
Anc
Armorsa- Car
Wade Lui
Home of Value Prest's Undergarments Week Ad
A vintage sale notice lists undergarment items with trimmed prices and ranges for dresses shells camises underskirts lingerie caps corsets brassieres and children’s underwear. It highlights plain and trimmed garments with various discounted prices and model notes.
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Orion
Weuemrs
Polis Alk
Idm
Smensys
AMD
Bolshevists Lose Nogaiak as Wrangel Advances
Reuters Paris reports General Wrangel’s forces push toward Nogaiak after repulsing Bolshevists. Telegrams from Constantinople note Russian troops moving through the front as crowds stream into nearby towns, with German divisions aiding the retreat and strategic diversions cited.
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Heuter
Zervica
London
Reuters
Paris
Constantinople
Wrangel
Grimbead
Wranger
Soviet envoy to Persia reported by Reuters
Telegrams from London say a Soviet representative will soon reach Teheran from Moscow. M Bravial reportedly went to Teheran in 4918 and was not recognized on arrival. after a short stay he left for Russia. The Labor Council of Action alleges Prime Minister urged Soviet influence via M. Kamenelt, amid policy disputes on Poland and other matters.
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Reuters Bargien
Allahabad
OL Bravial
Teheran
Moscow
M. Bravial
Tnt
Russi
Reuters Service
London
Labor Council of Action
Prine
Sauneit
Bsa
M. Kamenedt
M. Kamenelt
Poland
Nedes
Regan
Mr Ware
Warren
Claire
Amd
Leonata Gaputa
Mir Mlessine
Shir
Hegen
Shnr
Degenere’s
Teal
Angelo Strano
Tnegenaro
Anu Widl
Dean Ir Regan
Prices to fall on British clothing goods says firm
The statement from management in Great Britain claims a long promised break in prices for many goods. They cite about 2000 varieties including ladies wear, men's suiting, underwear and outfits. Selfridges confirms a general easing in wholesale prices, while coal and other costs may limit declines.
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Great Britain
Selfridges, Td
Orn
Australian swimmer Frank Beaurepaire and family ill in bed
In London on Thursday Frank Beaurepaire the Australian swimmer is described as in bed with his sons following Belgian expenses. Other Australians who joined the Olympic games are sightseeing and have declined invitations to give swimming exhibitions.
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United Service
London
Frank Beaurepaire
Sonsi
Hey
Land for Soldiers in Australia discuss land settlement program
Adelaide reports on a sub-branch conference of We Returned Soldiers and Sailors Imperial League where Minister of Repatriation Mr Later presented figures on soldier settlement. He said nearly 2,000 SA men were allotted under the scheme with total expenditure about £4,900,000 needed to complete settlements. He noted failures to advance some estates, invited further offers, and stressed cautious but hopeful prospects in the Murray region.
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Adelaide
Imperial League
Later
Laer
Commonwealth
South Australia
Anough
Nul
Murrey
Latfer
Fragmented OCR Note on Expenditure and Coal Policy
An incoherent OCR passage discusses expenditure, government control, and coal mine topics. It mentions development spending, signs, and federation concerns about surplus and public funds related to home coal accumulation and wartime or economic stresses. Entities and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Wi-Com
Ting
Rieti
Controlis-Ap
Jaraninu
Pespara Lowe Vapitad iSuteire Whitt
Combi
Defence of Australia policy details announced by Pearce
Melbourne Friday Senator Pearce minister of defence outlined government military policy to Seasle loyday members. He said the aim was continuity with a reduced form of force. permanent troops to be maintained, voluntary enlistment encouraged, and the A I E reserve retained. A divisional structure would replace existing command, with state bases, heavy artillery, revised training, and a total fit for war of about 130000 men. Funding included £50000 for training and £100000 for civil aviation, plus ammunition up to £30000.
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Melbourne
Sen. Pearce
Seasle Loyday
Utth
Nyom
Moe
Glenwalion
Ellzem
Abel
Hays
Miners to Meet Twitter’s Services in London Debate
In London the coal miners’ conference was announced for next Tuesday after an executive meeting. Hodges announced the forthcoming conference and a broadcast interview with Sir Robert Horne, Minister of Labour.
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Rhinessy
Hodges
Ale
Aucretaey
Tull Coalibuiers
Téla
London
Robert Horne
Gabor
Miners Confer Over Settlement Tactics Amid Strike Threat
Officials report renewed talks between Miners and management as a decisive ballot nears to authorize strike. The interview aims to push a settlement, with miners pressing for higher wages and safer conditions while executives weigh strike policy amid looming operational orders.
Main Dispute Is Wages In Coal Talks With Miners
London reports a renewed stage in the coal conference as miners press for wage rises while Low Prices demand grows. The debate centers on a daily increase of two pence per day and whether an inquiry should justify higher wages, with trusteeship concerns voiced by public-interest figures.
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Reuter
London
Steis
Creas
Subjén Sip Robert Fors Hointa
Electricians End Work Slowdown After Council Recommendation
London delegates resolved to resume work promptly after wartime council guidance. The electricians' association agreed to end the strike, citing the need to protect employer and employee interests and restore normal operations.
Damages at Rotel London Hotel In West of England Fire
Fire at the Rotel London Hotel in Baynstaple, a famed West of England hostelry, destroyed parts of the building as visitors fled. Australian Mr W J Gilbert, a former DSO recipient, notably assisted by lowering ladders to rescue several guests, who otherwise faced danger from the blaze.
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Reuter
London
Briday
Baynstaple
England
W. Js Gilbert
Nersons
Adelaide Show Opens Amid Crowds for Flowers and Dairy Goods
Adelaide Friday turnout exceeds seven thousand from metropolitan schools. Main hall crowded with visitors inspecting flowers and dairy products, while the southern annex struggles to accommodate attendees. The event highlights local agriculture and animal exhibits as organizers report strong interest.
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Adelaide
Obidvon
Adelside
Paul
Pigunos
Anniversary services across several churches tomorrow
The Presbyterian Sunday school anniversary will be celebrated with morning and afternoon services led by Revs. Wylde Brown and Webber and a children's choir conducted by Stanley Edwards. Services and communion at Servites in bed Pile Baptist, Manetown, Salomon town and other churches, with specific preachers and times, mark a day of combined worship and anniversary programs.
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Presbyterian
P.E. Wylde
A. Brown
P. D. Webbettf
Stanley Edwards
Baptist Church
Z. Mitchell
A. Gowans
W. L. Palmur
Milas
Nuffke
AAW
AL “Hall
Sugsion
Hev
Alt, Brown
W.T. Shapley
Stranley
Tenasser
Hall
Hu. Boltrall
G.W. McDonald
Value of a Photo in Domestic Dispute Hearing
A court heard a claim for detention of a photograph and its frame valued at 4 pounds 4 shillings, with sentimental value argued by the plaintiff. Witnesses testified to ownership, prior possession, and the photograph's importance within family relations, while the defense challenged valuation and the sentimental claim.
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Planitia
Valag
Fogeltier Volt
Warren
Je W—slegan
Tie Sal
Ahy D. Scott
Sentment Mechantren
Snstance
Neil Ty
Louisa
Melaine
Baglis
Sue Syns
Hon Jurants
Sven
Solvers House
Fitiee
Ale
Angele Strynn
Wilil
Wilnose
Warrén
Ovat
Ne Regan
Strano
Iit Phols
Hiuuan
Immigration policy debated by government officials in London
Government representatives today discussed strengthening immigration policy with the States. A plan involving a large intake and extensive control of movement was outlined, with potential earnings and defense implications noted. The dialogue referenced pending travel to London and possible reassessment of policies in the near future.
New Zealand Coal Miners Extend Strike Report
Auckland dispatch notes Waikato miners will continue their strike amid talks of a general strike. A serious coal shortage looms as labor actions affect sugar works and various industries. Unclear dates hint at upcoming work stoppages planned for the near future.
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Auckland
N.Z
Iridar
Waikato
Criminal Court Concludes Case of Embezzlement and Conspiracy
In Criminal Court a man was discharged while another, Gerald Stamnes, faced charges for embezzling £100 from Ada Laide Cement Co. Percy Howper of Wallowiy testified. the judge granted leniency under the Defender's Preistion principle. The defendant lagged in execution of sentence and remained in the gaol.
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Adelaide
Rvnday
Criminal Court A Cay
Momas Lag
Ged
Willy Lisl
Percy Howper
Wallowiy
Sieowen
Willy Dawing
Qerald Stamnes
Loraing
Ttin Adalaide Cement Go
Gounsel
Yapunters
Lorsvos
Direniers
Preistion AG
Teuce
Lelaide
Congregational Social At Ye Gomgreea Wonal Halt
A social event at Ye Gomgreea Wonal Halt featured a tense attendance. Music by a vocal duet and performances by several named individuals accompanied a supper and a photo remains in question for court collection amid a civil dispute over a photo and hats between families.
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Taupenay
Webb
Slo
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