Wheat cleaning plant at McBride and Preece
The article describes a wheat cleaning operation by McBride and Preece at Solomontown yards, detailing a motorized Hor nsby petrol engine, new exhaust system, and safety features. It notes production expectations of 1000 to 4200 bags daily with one shift, storage capacities, and coordination with Railways Censhment for truck handling and delivery to the Wheat Palm facility.
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McBride
Preece
Hornsby
McKell Ina
Port Adelaide
TM McBrie
Amaneer
Phil
Boee
Svencel
Orlivator
Marvel
Silvace Stark
Sonia
Manazer
W. Walker
Althatan
Broken Hill Strike Action Hints And Talks
President visits amid industry strike tension as leaders discuss a possible continued stoppage beyond Christmas. A conference in Broken Hill with mining company reps failed to resolve key issues, while union leaders urged court action and a round table with government.
Bread Queues Grow as Sydney Bakers Strike Bites
In Sydney crowds form long bread queues as bakers strike, police control lines at bake houses. Yesterday master bakers supplied 480000 loaves. today demand surges with no bread deliveries in the city.
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Sydney
Patroniee Local Iuduary
Fragmentary notice from a local magazine listing a publisher and slogan with unclear dates and names. The readable parts mention Norm Hughes and Patrons, suggesting a small community notice or ad. Details are garbled and no clear event or action is established.
British Withdrawal And Mysterious War Council Report
The report claims the Supreme War Council favored British policy on evacuation amid British delegation influence and Lloyd George's changed views after a by election defeat. Some delegations dispute the decision while opponents deny it was discussed at the council meetings. In Helsingfors, a separate dispatch notes a major offensive by Admiral Kolchak restoring fronts and yielding prisoners and loot.
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United Service
Lloyd George
Fatty
Vonmel
AMY CAMOUFLAGED AS BUSELAN LONDON
Reuter’s Berlin correspondent reports in Vor that the German military government plans show a tepid stance as officers indicate mental strain in Germany. Troops occupy Courland and claim readiness against the Kalzer and Empire, while countermeasures reveal a pull toward Rua Shy with uncertain aims.
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London
Reuter
Berlin
Wii
Germany
Courland
Kalzer
Domurevey
Schlett
Leeman
Raid on Fiume Place Spurs Allied Troop Mobilization
London dispatch reports British and American forces with French support mustering for Adriatic littoral service amid uncertainty over insurgent control at Fiume. Italian authorities reportedly plan blockade to starve insurgents, while Milan papers echo cautious praise of Italian actions and await Allied strategy. President Wilson’s stance cited with anxiety.
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Heutera
London
Fione Ie
Adriatic
Witieh
Riming Army Strength Reported By Reuters Digest
Rome reports the invading army's order of battle with approximately 40,000 regulars and four battalions of volunteer militia. The force occupies strategic positions around Fume, shaping the campaign.
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Reuters Seevine
Rome
Pareora Steamer Wreck Disaster Near Althorpes
The Pareora wrecked off Althorpes near the entrance to St Vincent Gulf with seven saved and multiple crew missing or dead. Telegrams report two bodies found, seven saved, and provisions dispatched to Port Pirie as relatives seek news and the Marine Board coordinates rescue through the Zephyr and Gongyoror.
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Althorpes
St. Vincent Gulf
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Is Useu
Adelaide
Marine Board
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Pareora Toll
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Althorpe Islands
Lighthou Marine Board
Seadlog
Gongyoror
Port Adelaide
Mycine Board
ueWa
Vtegram
Wreck of Pareora Sailor Vessel and Rescue at Althorpes
News from Adelaide reports the Pareora, a 650 ton steel carrier built in Newcastle and registered at Sydney, wrecked near the Althorpes lighthouse while sailing from Hobart to the electrolytic works. Rescue efforts by Maltinga keeper and the Zephyr master are noted, as the Marine Board considers launching further salvage vessels.
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Vegineer
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Melbourne
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Greece
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Ian
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London
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Pareora
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Britannia
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Wis
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Eng
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Electrolytic Company
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Hibart
Althorpes
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Marine Board
Anzac tweed industry report cited in federal debate
In Melbourne parlance, Sir Boynton relayed to Mr Jowelt that a committee had reported against the Anzac tweed industry. Only thirteen men served, five remain, with peace celebration costs broken down by colony. Medals expenditure totaled 23000 pounds. The debate touched on treaty poses and allied obligations.
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Melbourne
Thursdey
Boynton
Jowelt
Hau
Chanter
New
New Zealand
Debt to Imperial Government in Australian Senate
In Melbourne on Thursday, Senator Aunsell told Parliament that the Commonwealth owed the Imperial Government 84 million pounds for military and naval supplies. He added that 1044 horses had been bought for unspecified purposes as part of the supply debate that followed.
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Melbourne
Senate
Sen. Aunsell
Sam. Barnes
Sen. McDougall
Fight to Australia delays in ministerial negotiations
The article reports stalled talks between government ministers and local authorities over Australia related rights and oversight. Key figures include Senator Potter and Mr Hughes, with discussions about new regulations and potential independent action before a committee begins.
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Hughes
AE Clemencia
Promlen
Holy
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Lindon
Gongern
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Murat
Air contracts cancelled amid economy drive
London reports that Baritar's Service cancelled large contracts, saving millions but diverting skilled engineers and women workers to other trades. The Times notes halted Cairo to Karachi air port expansion and a desert crossing to prepare landing sites 20 miles apart from Damascus to Bagdad.
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Times
the Times
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Karachi
Damascus
Abu Kemal Sri Bagdad
Pirie Hospital Monthly Admissions Report
At Pirie Hospital board meeting last night, admissions for the month were 25 males and 45 females to the general hospital, with 21 males and 4 females discharged and three males and three females died. Children’s wards saw 2 boys and 2 girls admitted, 2 boys discharged. Total patients in hospital rose to 2044 females. Monthly requisition for accommodation totaled £961 3s 4d. H M Jackson and W Clark named visiting committee for the month.
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Messrs J. "Frimsay Vehairman
W. Clark
Geo. S. Gray
Wylackson
W. L. Blight
Cookbina
General Hospital
Mensa H. Jackson
Wi Clark
Legislative Assembly Brawl Ends All-Night Sittting
Sydney reports an all-night Legislative Assembly session ended in a pugilistic scene. The housing minister D R al Beurad drew attention in the fracas, joined by Lang Hoskins and Stuart Robertson. Blows were exchanged as dispute over gas allocations during tabled estimates, which were eventually passed.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Earl
Matea
D. R. al Beurad
Lang
Hoskins
Stuart Robertson
Germany Seeks Trade via Army Movement stated in Times
A Times correspondent reports Germany plans to send an army to the Argentine Republic to seize trade, while also organizing to flood markets with manufactured goods. The article notes these cables reflect the special permissions and do not express Times opinions.
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London
Bertin Saya
Germany
Argentine Republic
McLAGILAN WITHDRAWS AS COMMISSIONER REFUSES ASSIST
Adelaide Thursday Motashian Youngel appointed to assist. Commissioner Webb states cannot accept Mr McLagian's representations from Parliament. Motashian replies and returns his brief. Webb references work of McLagian. Case resumes with withdrawals and uncertainty over cooperation.
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Adelaide
Motashian Youngel
Webb
McCachian
Alan
Motmohian
American diplomats silent on quoted interview in Paris
Paris reports say American delegates to the conference refuse to endorse statements attributed to William Bullitt before the Senate relations committee. They caution against misquotations from plenipotentiaries in Paris noting the treaty remains in flux. Livy Georgea criticizes Bullitt as inaccurate.
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Reuter
Paris
William Bullitt
Penos Commission
Senate
Pri
Plenipolau- Maries
Livya Georwe
Quilitt
RATIONS LEAGUE COVENANT DISCUSSED IN LONDON
Lord Robert Cecil addressed a London gathering on the League of Nations covenant. He argued the framers believed peoples avoid war, that the treaty removes obstacles to peace, and lets humanity guide international relations.
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London
Organisationa
The
International Brotherhood
Tis
Robert Cecil
Laague of Nations
League Convemant
Hla
Mnat
Adelaide Port Epidemic Aid Sought by Port Pirie and Wallaroo
A deputation led by MP Mr Hill urged the government to cover epidemic costs in Port Pirie and Wallaroo. Councillors Geddes Hopkins and Dr Gowda backed the plea noting local finance strain from quarantine, hospital isolation needs, and Wharf purchases. The Chief Secretary said Cabinet would consider the request and inform Mr Hill of the outcome.
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Me. L. &. Hill
Sagar
M6. Goode
Geddes
Hopkins
Garrett
Hill
Wallaroo
Port Pirle
Port Pile
Port Pirie and Wallaro
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