Mrs McIntyre Murderer or Liar J McIntyre Story
A long fragment discusses Mrs McIntyre and Mr Jamen McIntyre with claims of her leadership in a revolutionary plot and three leaders killed. It references press campaigns in Australia and mentions the White Arm movement, Bolshevik links, and alleged sensational in the Sydney Journal. It portrays accusations and counterclaims without clear conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Kossovskaia
Russia
Jamen MeIntyre
Howeee
Larael
Dataherik Teaders
Uta
Gwen Brent
Han Watt
Carly Hons
Sydney
Ais
Australia
Incoherent Fascist Invasion Passage From Hidden Draft
Fragmentary OCR text discusses fascist invasion imagery, resistance, and vague references to Italy, communism, and secretive figures. It mentions White Guards, cooperatives, and social currents, though many phrases are garbled. The passage appears as a literary or political screed with errant names and unclear context.
Notice to South Coast Members and Sympathisers
Notice to South Coast members and sympathisers and Sydney trade unionists to attend two special meetings in the Central Exec Wey and Be General Secretary, Wollongong, Saturday and Sunday sessions. Open air meetings planned, wage policy and united front discussed, famine relief fund mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W—Stelto
Sydney
Adi Trade Chion
South Coast
Lecce
Central
Exec. Wey
Ytsie Wollongone
Sturday
Duil Scarborours
Atiners
Uwfis Meerns
Bawity Coast
Communist Party
Seine Labor Council
United Front
H. L. Desford
Communist School Lecture On Lantern Slides And Earth's History
Mr Manuel delivered a lecture using lantern slides to trace how graners evolved and life developed, arguing that belief should rest on reason. He linked astronomy, geology, and anthropology, noting humanity's progress from primitive superstition to scientific thinking and the emergence of socialized humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Liy Lin
Bubil
Easton
Jupiter
Talerox
Inoben Macs
Willy
Meyer
Esmuiler
Ilun
Roumanian Capitalist Government and Allied War Turmoil
The Roumanian government aligned with the Entente faced economic collapse as famine and political repression grew. Allied aid briefly eased unrest, but postwar rule under French military influence saw white terror, mass arrests, and brutal prison conditions. Lynchings and racial violence emerged across the US South, with documented cases and rising yearly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fle Entente
Roumanka Soyars
Relr Tod
Gaines
Gods of Chance
Amit Io Shitto
Ute
Arma
Bette
Fionnans
Tela
Tribanal
Bucharest
Repriaata
Ameren
Velmn
Ceuera Araresco
Ettnes
Yingllament
Siice
Tyia
Levet
Milinovicel Dynanie
Europe
Savant Infernacional
Uetal
Airo
Children Day Message From Communist School
Fragmented text presents a call from a Communist School urging working class parents to enroll children to understand modern society and prepare for a proffered future rest on class solidarity. The piece emphasizes education as training to uplift workers and prepare youth for socialist roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelely
Rise of Mob Violence Prompts Senate Anti Lynch Talk
Reports from New York say mobs in the Southern States lynch and burn Black people, with several victims torched while crowds cheered. A Texas town saw three burned at the stake and a later lynching nearby as authorities hunted for the alleged killers. A rally is planned in the capital to press for action, urging attendance with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Seine
Aerie
Molina
Perfecture
Femine Garri
Bimages
Yunis
Mint
Horehein
Tweerah
Senatar Cystian
Allericay
Howeme
Warnaiz
Thorte
Wwe
Meintyre
Antrony
Agust
ipAy
Tuiljiess
Jessiah
Texas
Ted Will
Courthouse
Georgi
Jniron
Meath
Rave Tun Hut
Constantis
Morehan
Amy
Ming
le Eidig
New York
Manchester Guardian
United States
Senate
Mgra
Parliaments, Fascists and Labor Strife Across Continents
A chaotic, heavily garbled report discusses expulsion from a parliament, rising fascist violence, and labor unrest. It references protests, coal strikes, and the reaction of socialists and unions, with mentions of South Africa, Italy, and Britain. The piece cites labor journals and a 1999 Labor Research and Information Bureau bulletin, noting looming political upheaval and coalition talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feadioti
Thregtens
Hallau Sountisi
Tlund Comammalat International
Inet
Sondulive
Eve U Genuine Teen Saeasslu
Aely ‘Trades Gulls
Taxcintl
Pariiment
Iy Pluto
Tim
Socialiet Party
Dseelf
Ametios
Antwikime
Musalind
Ntaly
Saltem
U.S.A
St. Britard
Spain
Peinetpat
Finuth
Attica
Aig Die Visti
South Africa
I Mentas
Labor Research
Inpotafa
TION
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Mrs. McIntyre
Mr. J. McIntyre
Bologna
Matt
Urithur
Tialian Agriculturisto
emMas
Ketian Sookalsts
Saecleti
Hieir
Tis
Tratlan
Mnovement
Plulagert
Charlie
Perth
May Houghter
Sen
Communist School
Roumania
USA
Whiter &S Tending
Domalp
Avaty
Communtet Hall
Pam
G. Wynter
Mitive Soctety