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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1919
Page
1
Aaup aa press association dispatch denounces Bolshevism as the cause of famine and social decay. The report claims the regime has collapsed and calls for action while noting military movements and public unrest amid keystones of wartime propaganda.
Report from Dublin and London describes an armed attack on French Lodge in Monasterevin. Four assailants engaged lodge guards and were repelled by officers in military uniforms. Sinn Fein tensions and British forces faced calls for restoration of order amid continuing violence and troop movements.
A London observer comments on Monash criticism and foreign references, mentioning denials of faltering and calls for accountability. The piece weaves names, places, and political currents to reveal a web of rhetoric and public response across continents.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about Japanese labor turning homeward, mentioning delays, unrest, and unclear references to a piano of events. Readers see garbled names and partial terms suggesting a labor or political note but no clear outcome or dates.
Washingt on correspondent reports Republicans favor a peace preservation plan with Peace Treaty critic Hitchesek. Senate deadlock and party power dynamics hinder ratification of the treaty as Lloyd George lectures in London criticizing American policy.
An OCR fragment lists partial names and phrases about owners and an event but offers few readable facts. The text mentions a person plus organization references and a vague activity, with no clear date location or outcome to confirm.
The Commercial notes the trial of German figures linked to wartime atrocities. Robert Rowing or Rechting, once sentenced to ten years, faces further action alongside his brother Herman. The case ties two gray German steel magnates to destruction in France to curb competition.
Disjointed report cites authorities claiming alcohol largely harms urban populations. Mentions Hartford Chicago Sew York and numbers amid a push to restrict drink. Fragments note deaths and prosecutions tied to liquor but lack clear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate wartime sugar shortages in England with a Controller directing rationing and urging business leaders to assist. The incomplete text references appeals to employers and a broader supply constraint impacting daily life.
Government bans New Year Eve festivities in hotels and restaurants as coal famine worsens. Authorities cite limited fuel and power shortages, suppressing celebrations to conserve energy and support essential services.
Fragmentary OCR text references a public notice involving local officials and residents. Key names and specifics are unreadable, leaving unclear actions, dates, or places. Further legible copy is needed to identify the event, authorities, and deadlines.
Fragmentary wartime note appears to describe German steamers transferred to Britain after a seizure or transfer. Mentions Lens and Siomlay Brewing with garbled phrases suggesting names and numbers, but reliable details are unclear from the text. Further context needed to confirm vessels, dates, or authorities involved.
The fragmentary text references John Moran facing a murder charge with dates and parties involved. It notes a court appearance and an attorney, with mentions of formal actions and potential applications for something related to the case. The readable items point to ongoing legal proceedings and arraignment details.
Fragments report a 19th century event noting Japanese landowners in the Philippines seeking purchases or control of hemp districts. The text is garbled with unclear agency names and dates but implies strategic land deals or placation related to Japanese influence in agriculture.
Death announced of Sir Charles Henry a wealthy metal merchant who was MP for Wellington Division of Bhropatiire in the House of Commons since 1914. He passed away in London leaving a large industrial and political legacy.
Poulet 10 completes an air journey to Paris as Effenie Fowler’s new aeroplane is dispatched to Calcute. The French orator plans to resume the fight toward Amabra tia near January end.
London carries on with various cultural activities and theatre engagements described amid ongoing discussions with theatre employers. The report notes care of productions and wine tasting as part of events, with bargaining themes dominating the upcoming week.
Washington dispatch reports that President Wilson is expected to resume full duties shortly after months of illness. The World correspondent notes official confirmation and outlines probable timing and remaining health considerations.
The Salvage Department of the Admiralty reported against the proposal to raise the German warships at Scapa Flow. The Allied Naval Commission decided they shall blow up Amertia Wadley, 2, who lived in Campbell Street. Clu towed dead the Miydes Fork bearing College-cheet in the morning with a salute.
A Clyde shipyard launched over four hundred merchant vessels totaling about 10 000 tons, marking a historic output. Bread prices in Broken Hill have fallen as works resume and wages rise.
French authorities expect the surrender of German criminals to include the Craw Urine in a case involving robbery with violence. Little Willie faces a looting charge as the suspect is to be arraigned in December.
The article reports doubts about Gabriele D Annunzio and his circle as friends reportedly desert him. The piece notes a figure named Vietor Pabat, a mining repeaser, associated with the Beedige Freee for seme tue, who is said to have fallen on hard times and was rewarded with water.
Japanese representative in Paris protests Australian and New Zealand mandates. Tokyo argues these measures exclude Japan from benefits of wartime cooperation with Britain and the United States. The dispute centers on legal waivers and access to postwar advantages claimed by Japan amid Allied negotiations.
A damaged OCR fragment reports floods on the Seine and Rhine rivers with destruction and unsettled scenes. The text mentions heavy water damage near towns, likely referencing widespread impact and relief efforts underway.
A flurry of discussion in the New South Wales Parliament centers on wheat price pressures and supply concerns. Members raise alarms about shortages and potential government actions to curb rising costs for farmers and consumers.
Desraiber IF reports the Arsh Governor of Maggies led a raid on Dalerzrur in British Mesopotamia amid Kurdish agent activity. The raid resulted in arrests and heightened tensions as authorities claim security actions thwarted insurgent plots.
Lond Jellicoe is expected to arrive in Washington on December 1, with details of his itinerary and purpose not specified in the brief notice.
Unclear text hints at another increase in boot prices in Melbourne with talks of future price changes and possible effects on imports and local retailers. Mentions retail sectors and authorities but specifics are difficult to parse.
A fragmented report from Budapest outlines a military related event pattern. Officials describe a sequence of events tied to a security operation and potential sanctions. Read as a local notice of concern, outlining possible dates and involved groups.
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