Italians Find Basis for Settlement in Labor Unrest
London based dispatch reports Turin sources say Giolitti and Hoeness pursue a settlement on Italian industrial conditions. Aims include workers’ participation in direction and recognition of industrial centrals, with approval sought from manufacturers and workers. Other notes mention printing trade disputes and Liverpool partners linked to broader unrest.
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United Service
London
Pally Mail
Turin Corres
Giolii
Hiolinjan
Felithi
Poles claim success against Bolshevists in Dneister push
Reuters reports from Lundus say Polish southern wing with Ukrainian forces crossed the Dneister and captured 400 Bolshevists. Pursuit near Kovel and actions around Kunien and Kaspirazl are noted. In Bug region, Bolshevik-held towns are pursued as alliances discuss peacemaking in Paris.
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Reuter
Lundus
Vulish Yneiat
New Sucness
Tarsea
Kovel
Weenpia Kunien
Kaspirazl
Pri
Bug
McSweeney Hunger Strike Update at Prison
McSweeney remains alive amid a hunger strike highlighted by reports that prison officials provide food, while visitors observe deteriorating nutrition. The article recalls a relative’s statement from two weeks ago and notes concern over the ongoing medical and moral dimensions of the protest.
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Cote
Suniay
Crete
Noulioms
The Melbourne Theft Spree Hits Homes in Weekend Burglary
In Melbourne during the weekend burglars entered two residences. Arthur Woueloll of St Kilda reported about 400 pounds in cash, jewellery and clothing stolen. Mrs Flurnet Mosman of North Melbourne found her takings worth 319 pounds 7 shillings 9 pence missing from a bag hidden in an old sausage machine.
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Melbourne
Arthur Wouleoll
Subieilor
St Kilda
Flurmet Mosman
Bubber
North Melbourne
British To Replace Armored Cars In Mesopotamia Deal
London reports the British government plans to purchase 50 Rolls-Royce armored motor cars for Mesopotamia duty. Delays are being considered to avoid public disruption as the War Office seeks rapid replacement of worn vehicles while ensuring protection for women, children, and small detachments.
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O Servida
London
Fritoy- Vous
Anil
Lithania
Poland
Lperis
Wiley Miosic
Paris
Pease
Aniston
Diliman
Reuter
Mesopotamia
Aleppo Granted Autonomy Claimed by General Gouram
Beirout dispatch reports General Gouram ym announcing autonomy for Aleppo under French protection. He promises order and prosperity, stating the French government will govern to restore stability in the Syrian province amid conflict.
Evacuation Hinted for Mesopotamia by February
In military circles reports suggest Indian and British troops may retreat from Mesopotamia by next February. The Pioneer notes administrative changes are likely as British rule erodes Arab support and taxes would be spent to maintain an unpopular system benefiting the few rather than the many.
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Reuter
London
Mesopotamia
Road restorations and sand drift powers urged by Woolundunga deputation
A Woolundunga district deputation, including AUSALA and Messrs Butterfield and Harvey, met Commissioner G. R. Laffer to seek reinstatement of the Port Augusta Port Germein main road, a substantial grant, and stronger council powers to tackle sand drift. They highlighted road removals, drift control limits, and a grant for Withington to Port Augusta repairs. The commissioner noted wet-season strain, referenced a new main road reconstruction loan bill, and pledged inspection and possible action. He said current council powers on drift were inadequate and promised consideration of reforms with the new Traffic Bill.
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Messrs
Butterfield and Harvey
Ausala
Crown Lands
G. R. Laffer
Af Woolundunga
Port Augusta
Port Germein
Ports Pirie
Augusta
Wilmington
Stirling Township
Port Augusta-Quorn
Saltia
Soviet Krassin International Cloth Deal With Yorkshire Mills
London reports Soviet negotiator M. Krassin arranged textile purchases from three Yorkshire manufacturers. He paid 1 000 000 pounds for several cloth shipments to aid Moscow, with 250 000 pounds advance from the Soviet government. The deal marks a significant shard of wartime trade despite overall embargoes.
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Reuter
London
Moule
Krassin
M. Krassin
Yorkshire
Moscow
Estlivoia
Conmitener
M. Krasain
Laura Ladies Hockey Tilt Falls To Bealy Lo Nil
Oryshi Bevok ladies travelled to Laura on Saluplay to face the Laura Ladies in hockey. Bealy Lo Nil claimed the win as the visitors lost ground late in the match.
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Oryshi
Laura
Bealy
Pirie Hockey Team Sees Hostile Adelaide Visit Turn Sour
The Pirie hockey team lost 3-1 in Adelaide amid accusations of biased umpiring and local disrespect. The traveling side complained of no greeting at the railway, jeers by local fans, and unfair decisions that cost them the match. They condemned the hostility and lack of courtesy shown during the visit, calling it a poor example of sportsmanship.
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Pirie
Ae Weelyi
Adelaide
Rotary
Pine
Aunt T
Adelaide Eam
Mus
Adelaides
Beimg
Wic Adelaides
South Australia
Sportsave
The Omares of Fame Screen Drama in the Gluest City
A tense hush life drama unfolds in the gluest city as night scenes probe secrets and fame. An ensemble navigates ambition, tension, and fragile relationships amid vivid street atmospherics and personal stakes.
Wall Street Explosion Killings Rise to 35 Reported
Reports from New York describe a Wall Street blast at J P Morgan and Company causing heavy casualties and extensive property damage. Officials warn of anarchist links, with later notices of arrests and further dynamite discoveries in San Francisco and Spokane.
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Reuter
New York
J. P. Mogan and Company
Wall-street
Bia
Nationalists and Liberals split over state race in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Sunday the executive of the National Party met to discuss a split with the Liberal forces over state politics. Secretary Bluntel said a special council meeting will be convened next Wednesday to endorse parliamentary candidates for several state districts and to urge district committees to select candidates for council approval.
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Adelaide
Yiu
National Party
Une Pallti
P. Bluntel
Na- Houa! Party
Rouneil
National Tor
Englist cricket team sails for Australia from Tilbury
International cricket note marks the Engiieh team departure from Tilbury for Australia. Players wear tricolors and a mascot from Douglas. Writers praise Barnes as the greatest living bowler and predict Parkin may win several tests. Waddington and Foster are noted as perplexing bowlers. Australian conditions and long matches may exhaust the team. Public barracking and home sense of apartsmanship are mentioned.
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United Service
London
Tilbury
Australia
Lucky Cain
Douglas
Switzerland
Barnes
Parkin
Waddington
Foster
Daily News
Wilsop
Daily Express
Presbyterian Sunday School Anniversary Celebrated in Three Services
The Pinte Presbyterian Sunday School anniversary was observed yesterday with three services. Special hymns were led by Mr. S.H. Edwards, who also presided at the organ, as a large number of children participated. Pastor Rev. P.B. Wylde spoke in the morning, Rev. Almond Brown in the afternoon addressing the youths, and Rev. T.J. He is preached in the evening on Ecclesiastes 4 8 about vanity and wisdom, stressing restraint and modesty. An offertory featured Mr. C.S. Hollsworth singing There is a Green Hill.
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Pinte Presbyteriam
S.H. Edwards
PB. E. Wylde
Alm 1. Brown
Hia Ienvirks
Rev
Ecclesiastes
Eecles
Solomon
Jesus Christ
C. S. Hollsworthy
Jury Acquits Man in Infant Death Case Adelaide
Walter Hale White faced murder charges after a tram collision killed an infant while its mother wheeled a perambulator. The jury found him not guilty, concluding he acted as a motorist on the road and could not foresee the tragedy. The verdict led to the accused's discharge.
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Adelaide
Walter Hale White
Hal
Joery
Tie
Telafant
Duke of Connaught Intends to Marry Countess of Essex
The Evening Sun reports from London that the Duke of Connaught plans to wed the Countess of Essex. Born May 4, 1850, he has been Governor General of Canada and held senior military ranks. The engagement is expected to be formally announced soon.
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Reuter
New York
London
Duke of Connaught
Countess of
Susex
Earl of Essex
Queen Victoria
Princesa Louise
Prussia
Canada
Boldsee
Geldtarabal
Arrival of the Resown at Trinidad Sparks Welcoming Scene
In Vancouver on Saturday the battleship Resown, under orders from the Prince of Wales, returned to England and arrived at Trinidad amid a grand reception. The welcome reflected strong public interest in the royal voyage and naval movement.
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Reuter
Vancouver
Prince of Wales
England
Trinidad
Coal miners reject government wage proposal
A conference between Sir Robert fromme and miners’ executives adjourned to Monday afternoon. Higros invited miners to discuss higher output as a way to raise wages, but Mr Smillie insisted the miners would not consider government plans without securing two and a half shillings a day increase. The executive then met to decide on next steps.
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Realer
Servier
Landon
Frutay
Sir Robert Fromme
Miniter
Sir Robert Higros
Minery
Mr. Smillie
Miners threaten strike after wage talks adjourn
In London Saturnas, the coal conference adjourned with H Smile demanding an immediate pay rise and shift. Miners fear an inquiry will be avoided and may strike. Sir Robert More links wage hikes to output, noting past raises reduced attendance, while officials warn on inflation.
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London
Saturnas
H. Smile
Robert More
Libor
Surrender of German Weapons Reported by Allies
London dispatch notes another convoy of German weapons handed to the Allies. The vessels, including the cruiser Steuben and a destroyer, arrived at Rosyth with the surrendered arms.
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London
Sutuihts
Rosyth
Stei- Vin
Dental
MAAWL FOLLOWS ARCOWENT-OWEN STRIKE Brawl Leaves Three Injured
A serious brawl erupted late in the night amid ARCOWENT-OWEN strike tensions. Railway workers clashed after word spread about wartime issues and the term scab was used. Three men were hospitalized with severe injuries. one man died at the scene. Police made no arrests.
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Bydney
Grossess
Orelitant
Unconscious Men Found on King William Street
Constable Bull reported at 6 35 pm yesterday finding two men lying unconscious in the railway in King William street Adelaide. Mrs Louise Lewis of Queen Street Adelaide says she saw a man on the curb stone leaning on a verandah post then suddenly stagger and fall.
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Bull
City Watchhouse
King ‘William Street
Melam
Louise Lewis
Quees Street
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