Bolsheviks in Trouble Poland Reports Signal Success
Paris dispatch notes French press reporting a Bolshevik setback amid Polish counter actions. The communique claims Bolsheviks repulsed and Polish forces advance across disputed territory.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
1
Paris dispatch notes French press reporting a Bolshevik setback amid Polish counter actions. The communique claims Bolsheviks repulsed and Polish forces advance across disputed territory.
A large Prince of Wales procession causes road closures in Sydney with barriers at crossings and diversions along Macquarie Street York Street and nearby arterials. Police direct traffic while pedestrians are urged to stay clear and listen for instructions. The event aims to showcase civic pageantry with hospital charity associations listed for support.
Analyzed notes describe a chaotic scene in a Paris influenced press cycle about Bleue Chettith and the Preliom elections with mentions of Spa conference and figures like Mignone and Gioditel. The fragmentary text hints at political maneuvers and regional power dynamics affecting the upcoming vote.
Fragmentary notes describe a planned sale with unclear parties and items. No concrete dates or quantities are legible. The text hints at a valuation or appraisal process but lacks verifiable names or locations.
In London a discussion highlights Australian apples and fruit trade with prominent figures referenced. Trade officials and business leaders weigh in on market potential and export prospects amid uncertain conditions.
The page lists weekly rates from the Bank of England and foreign exchanges. It shows brief figures for short loans and bills, interest and discount rates, plus specific dollar and Paris exchange values.
Amid chaotic streets in Apolia the clash between rebels and police escalates into a broad uprising. Barricades rise as rebels fire on troops. many are reported killed or wounded in the volatile confrontation. Local authorities fear a protracted revolutionary flare across New Bart and surrounding areas.
A New York Times report discusses U S foreign policy during Frida with emphasis on America’s stance toward Europe and Asia. It notes Republican opposition to the League of Nations and outlines calls for a future international conference to ensure world peace.
A wall street source notes the American interest, with Amertan ties, amid a Texas race. Bil ed the Pict of Comepons is referenced in a political figure’s profile as the campaign moves forward.
In England Captain of the Davie Cup team Leibe defeated Fisher of New Zealand in Australia with a 4 to 0 score.
A widespread gas strike in Melbourne disrupts utilities and services as about 2000 workers, including geeworks and skilled trades, walk out. Compulsory talks fail to unite unions, with electric tram crews, railway staff, and other key trades delaying power, transport, and manufacturing.
A morning court session hinted at a likely settlement of a workers dispute, with judges weighing fees and timing. The proceedings referenced the Colonial Government and a delayed decision as attorneys argued over retrospective rates and public impact.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Sydney branch with references to clerks, a secretary, and ongoing work. The text hints at structure, turnover, and orders but is garbled and partial. No clear names, dates, or amounts are readable to anchor specifics.
The trade association notes freight costs and exchange rates raise prices and margins, urging options to move Australian wool to auction in public markets or consign to London. Growers consider shifting sales to offset tightening supply and competition.
Fragmentary report quotes a teen from Newee relng exchange who evaded the army during wartime. The text mentions a court case, discharge status, and a window of time with references to police and local figures. The article is incomplete but notes a conviction and military draft event.
Byron Bay reports New Country Industries expanding operations in the canning sector. The firm, identified as a national producer, has begun full operation with new personnel and machinery after entering the plastics and marine product markets.
A garbled report describes a wave of clam washings along Rockaway and nearby shores. It mentions massive harvest disruptions, financial losses, and local disruptions as clam markets and crops suffer, with authorities or communities reacting to the event.
Fragmentary obituary entry and garbled text reference a death in a local area. Names and details are unclear due to OCR damage. the fragment mentions a person connected to a religious order and a date around a mid century period, but specifics are unreadable.
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