Japanese Cabinet Proposes Council for Alien Issues
The Japanese Cabinet considers a plan to create a supreme council to handle all issues affecting Japanese nationals in the United States. The council would advise both Tokyo and Washington calmly, aiming to influence U S legislation and policy. If rejected, Tokyo may pursue an anti alien case in the U S Supreme Court under the terms of the peace treaty.
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United States
Lithuania accused of aiding Hussia in breach filled armistice
Reuters from Warsaw reports Poland and Lithuania refuse peace despite protests. Lithuanian breaches of faith cited with military ties to Russia harming Poland. Spartacist refugees from Russia said to fight with Soviets as Lithuanian mobilization grows. Polish official claims thousands of prisoners and booty captured in operations against Russia, including actions near Revnostrog and Wryszograd on September 22.
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Reuters
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Russia
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Wryszograd
Bill Russell in A Lincoln Highway Man
Covdee Mondar presents a feature centered on Bill Russell in A Lincoln Highway Man, exploring themes of identity, pursuit, and the era's road narrative through a minimalist biographical lens.
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Lincoln Highway
Covdee
Mondar
Mikery and HaberDashery Week Offers In Fashion Showroom
Our prices and styles outmatch rivals as Miss Pomboy assists women with upcoming season needs in a well appointed showroom. Latest models on display from late June readiness events. Children’s millinery trimmed in two workrooms, untrimmed hats and elaborate hats in varied shades at keen prices. Flowers in English and French varieties add color combinations worth inspection.
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Miss Pomboy
Darity
Italian Labor Troubles Spread Across Factories
In Turin workers vote to stay in factories until wages for the occupation period are paid. Soviet-style groups operate at Fiat Lancia Dubos and textile works. Milan reports a bomb attack on a manufacturer’s residence. Savona metallurgists push sovietism, Brescia workers seize plants after pay disputes. In London a funeral riot in Turin injures police, one officer killed and several wounded. Police clear a factory as anarchists fire on barricades.
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Times
Turin
Italy
Fiat
Lancia
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Milan
Savona
Brescia
Reuter
London
Brogadora
British Coal Strike Deepens As Miners Refuse Ballot
The Industrial Triple Alliance conference resumed but adjourned at once for private talks. Delegates rejected a proposal for a second ballot on submitting a 2 shilling per day wage claim to arbitration. A letter from Lloyd George to Robert Smillie was read during the session.
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Reuter
London
Industrial Triple Alliance
Conference of Mines A
Lloyd George
Robert Smillie
Verkhne-Udinak ultimatums reshaping Japan border
Special despatches from Vladivostok report Tokyo facing an ultimatum from the Verkhne-Udinak republic. The proposed buffer state would span territory still occupied by Japan within a socialist government framework and be admitted to the Soviet Union. Moscow guides the move, with threat of immediate action if ignored.
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Vladivostock
Japan
Verkhne- Udinak Republic
Soviet Union
Acton
Moscow Soviet
Verkhnoe-Udinsk
Effort to Unite People in Italy National Day Message
The Times Rome correspondent reports the King’s National Day message links labor to national unity. Rome’s Mayor and key leaders praised a united Italy with a new social order, noting dissen sions must be laid aside. The press largely endorses Giolitti’s approach grounded in welfare as the country’s supreme law.
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Italy
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Chamber of Deputies
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Our department stocked with necessities and low prices
Our window displays show what we offer at low prices. Clark crochet and mercer cottons in many sizes and shades, rope silk, floss, embroidery cotton, sewing cotton, silk substitute, pins, buttons and fasteners in assorted sizes. Numerous other items available at lowest prices. Avail yourself today.
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Mercer
Action of Allied Unions and Measure of Support
London Friday reports say the Triple Alliance sat through last evening as it discussed direct action by railway and transport workers with the miners. The miners claimed Premier intervention did not alter the position. The conference adjourned until tomorrow with debate over whether Trailwaymen and transport workers will give active or only moral support if the miners strike.
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Reuter
London
Triple Alliance
Japan Disappoints Siberians In Jaborovsk Evacuation
Vladivostok dispatch notes Siberian press accepts Japan's evacuation of Jaborovsk with reservation. The departure's good effect is spoiled by Japanese warships off Saghalen coast and reinforcements on Saghalien Islands, leaving their fate in doubt.
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Jaborovsk
Saghallen
Saghalien Islands
Truth or deception in Moscow jewel sale offer
United Service reports a Moscow wireless message signed M Tehitcherin urges Krassin to deny Soviet foreign affairs or any Russian delegate involved in selling jewels in England or offering 75000 pounds to the London Daily Herald. The Daily Mail notes if Moscow is right Meynell now resigning from the Herald board is lying.
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London
Moscow
M. Tehitcherin
M. Krassin
Soviet Foreign Affairs Department
England
Daily Herald
Daily Mail
Mr. Meynell
Herald
Wool sale in Antwerp yields 7000 bales sold at lower prices
The Times correspondent in Antwerp reports 12 417 bales of Australian wool presented at auction with strong turnout but only fair competition. About 7 000 bales found buyers as prices proved irregular and 5 to 10 percent lower than the September 4 sale.
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the Times
London
Antwerp
Prince of Wales Visited British Guiana amid Celebrations
The Prince of Wales landed officially at Georgetown and received a vigorous, picturesque welcome. A Governor’s visit, an address at the town hall, and a decorated parade followed. He urged unity to unlock inland wealth and praised ex servicemen’s public spirit as they transition to peacetime duty.
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Prince of Wales
Georgetown
British Guiana
Sir Wilfred Collet
Japan Evacuates Seaboard Amid Call for Hussian Unity
The War Office released Siberian commander's proclamation on evacuating Khabarovsk, capital of Maritime Province, citing improved political conditions. It states Japanese troops will withdraw, leaving only the Ussuri railway and Vladivostok garrisons, and urges unity of Eastern Russia to strengthen Russian-Japanese relations.
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United Service
Tokio
War Office
Siberian
Khabarovsk
Russia
Siberia
Ussuri
Vladivostock
Irish Rebellion Fight in County Clare
The Times reports a Clare affray on a serious scale with about 150 Linn Felmers clashing with a lorry carrying six policemen. Four constables were killed and one wounded. two lorries of soldiers arrived, one soldier killed and three wounded. A later military sweep arrested 40 haymaking men. One Sinn Feiner was seriously injured. Military casualties unspecified.
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London
Cork
Sinn
Reprisals Reported in County Clare
The Manchester Guardian’s Dublin correspondent says reprisals began at Milltown Malbay and Nelstown in County Clare with houses burned and heavy military activity. Machine guns are placed on roads and access to the areas is blocked. A later message notes extension of the reprisals.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Dublin
Milltown
Malbay
Nelstown
County Clare
PROHIBITION IN AMERICA JOHNSON VISITS PLYMOUTH
Pussyfoot Johnson arrived in Plymouth after sailing from New York. He voiced strong approval of the prohibition movement and predicted the old order in Plymouth would end. He cited Scotland’s progress as inspiration and said he would aid the campaign there.
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Reuter
London
Pussyfoot Johnson
Plymouth
New York
Johnson
Scotland
Flax-Pulling Machine Suggested For Australian Growers
Dr Cherry of the Victorian Agricultural Department reports to the Commonwealth Government recommending a flax-pulling machine tested on an experimental acre in Lincolnshire. The device yields a three foot cut, prevents head entanglement, and is valued for communal use by Australian flax growers. Cost is £310.
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Times
London
Cherry
Victorian Agricultural Department
Commonwealth
Lincolnshire
English cricketers depart for Toulon with uncertain 46th man
Hobbes Park and Strudwick left for Toulon today as three members of the English team. Hobbs wore heather for luck while the others carried sprigs of heather. Decision on the 46th man will not be made until Monday whether Jupp or Hitch fills the spot.
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Times
Lundos
Hobbes, Park
Strudwick
Toulon
Hobbs
Heather
Jupp
Hitch
Vandal fire guts Castle Mary in County Cork
Reuter’s service from London reports an incendiarism case in Ireland. Castle Mary, a 13th century mansion in County Cork once owned by Colonel Lonefield, was set ablaze while unoccupied on September 49. The building burned completely. estimated loss £50,000. Occupants were warned not to leave under threat of death, and no water was used to subdue the flames. Uniformed men then burned buildings in Milltown Malbay Lahineh Ennistymon in reprisal for a Clare attack, killing three civilians.
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Reuter
London
Ireland
Castle Mary
County Cork
Colonel Lonefield
Cork
Manson
the Times
Dub Vn
Milltown
Malbay
la- Hineh
Ennistymon
X Rays Reveal Burglary Loot In Stomach
A Berlin message reports a burglar once a police chauffeur used a bizarre method to hide his spoils. Police X rays showed silver spoons small forks a nail file and screws inside his abdomen before his arrest.
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United Service
London
Berlin
Duke of Connaught to open Indian legislatures
The Duke of Connaught arrives in Madras in January and visits Calcutta to inauguration ceremonies in February. He will open the provincial Legislative Council of Madras Bombay and Bengal and the Council of State and Imperial Legislative Assembly at Delhi. He plans trips to RawalPindi central provinces and Agra, staying seven weeks.
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Reuter
Simla
Duke of Connaught
Madras
Calcutta
Mandi
Bombay
Bengal
Counci
Imperial Legislative Assembly
Delhi
Duke of Gonnaught
Rawal Pindi
Central Provinces
Agra
India
Price Rise Approved for Kerosene and Benzine
In Adelaide on Friday the Prices Regulation Commission approved wholesale increases for petroleum products to 22/6 a case for kerosene and 31/ a case for benzine. The higher exchange costs and world price trends influenced the decision as shipments arrive at the new rates.
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Adelaide
Prices Regulation Commission
United States
Gew
Tragic Dublin Barracks Shooting Involving Four Sergeants
A girl at Dublin Barracks testified to a tragedy where four sergeants were present. Pollington, said to be drunk, urged death and fired twice at the girl, with two sergeants sacrificing themselves to shield her. One sergeant died, another was fatally shot, and Pollington was overpowered as a third escaped.
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Reuter
London
Dublin
Pollington
Pirie West pupil learns mirror tale in mischief fable
A Pirie West school pupil tells a teacher a tale about a broken-mirror superstition to explain misfortune. The boy, who previously lost sixpence and a marble, is teased for poor writing while the headmaster and class teacher observe his behavior and a joking admission reveals the prank.
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Pirie West School
C. Jones
Retiring Governor General to Visit Adelaide
The retiring Governor General Sir Munro Ferguson will visit Adelaide this weekend for his final public duties. He will present the King's colors to Australian units at the parade ground and also hold an investiture during the visit.
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Adelaide
Sir Munro Ferguson
ALF
Hidden Army Deserter Hid In Chest Of Drawers
Exeter police court heard Charles and Sarah Holland charged with obtaining 94 from the Postmaster General by false pretences. They claimed a deserter husband hid in a chest at home after returning from France on leave in December 1945 and never came back. Detectives found him on March 6. the inside of the chest had been cut away to conceal him. He showed signs of long confinement.
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Exeter
Eng
Charles
Sarah Holland
Holland
France
Garrison Artillery
Archbishop Mannix Defiant in London Speech
In a London reception Archbishop Mannix declares he will not apologize recant or give any guarantee. He asserts he was a free man before arriving in England and hopes to leave free, maintaining defiant stance during United Service address.
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United Service
London
Mannix
England
Government bars inquest into Dublin hotel shooting
Authorities at Dobkin Castle prohibit an inquest into the death of Lynch who was shot in a Dublin hotel. The ruling blocks immediate judicial examination of circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
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United Service
London
Dobkin Castle
Lynch
Dublin
Germany to curb extravagance with waste law proposal
In Berlin an official statement signals Germany will introduce a waste law to stop extravagance as a measure tied to the serious state of the economy.
Dutch Trade Pact Aims at New Services Abroad
Dutch exporters unite to inaugurate new services to the East Indies, Australia, and Africa as part of overseas trade expansion. The Times reports a coordinated effort to bolster shipping and commercial links with these regions.
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London
East Indies
Australia
Africa
Commonwealth Timber Contract Probe Promises No Action
Melbourne Friday Sir Joseph Cook told Mr J H Lis ler in the House of Representatives that he would have any definite charges against Repatriation Department officers in connection with timber contracts and the Lahey’s forest in Gusens Liblia investigated No action will be taken on vague talk
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Melbourne
Joseph Cook
J. H. Lisler
House of Representatives
Repatriation Department
Fading Fragments From a Noted Local Page
Fragments mention a figure nicknamed The Highway Man and names like Cooce and Mame Day. The garbled text hints at a local feature or column noting someone’s notoriety or a dramatic title but provides no clear event, date, or place to confirm a full item.
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Fears
Cooce
Aa IE
Barrier Strike Tribunal Discusses Compensation Plan
In Sydney on Friday the strike tribunal debated the Broken Hill miners draft award. Key issue is how to compensate tuberculosis sufferers with Wainwright proposing 50 percent paid by companies and Government covering the rest. Justice Edmunds signals equal burden sharing. Surface workers hours remain unsettled pending medical evidence.
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Sydney
Broken Hill
Wainwright
Justice Edmunds
J. Baddeley
Bowden and Sons Timbermen Hit by 44 Hours Week
Industrial trouble disrupts work at Messrs T Bowden and Sons timber merchants with carpenters ceasing work yesterday. A.W.A Hall hosts a Carpenters Union special meeting at 7 30 tonight to outline the union position. Bowden and Sons hope for an amicable settlement by Monday with Friday deadline for concessions.
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T. Bowden and Sons
Carpenters’ Union
A.W.A. Hall
Messrs Bowden and Sons
Engineers Demand Faster Arbitration Hearing in Melbourne
Victorian officials of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers report strong dissatisfaction over a 18 month wait for their case before the Arbitration Court. Secretary Henderson says employers and employees had agreed any court award would apply to all iron trade unions, urging equal treatment and warning of trouble if delays persist.
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Melbourne
Amal-gamated Society of Engineers
Fis
Henderson
Iron Trades Council
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Engineers
Death of a Doctor in Melbourne Club
The body of Dr. Henry Hurry a man over 50 was found in a bathroom at the Commercial Travellers' Club in Melbourne. An English medical man who served as an army surgeon in the war, he arrived two months ago and recently survived a railway accident. He stayed with a brother at Kyneton and had come to Melbourne to meet him. No cause of death is indicated by the initial findings.
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Henry Hurry
Commercial Travellers' Club Today
Hurry
England
Kyneton
China severes official relations with Russia
Reuter's report from Pekin states China terminates official relations with the Russian minister. The page carries wire news identical to times and recorder reports, noting the action as an official severance in diplomatic ties amid unclear broader context.
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Pekin
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