Ireland constitution sparks mixed British press reaction
London reports quotes from English papers on the Irish Free State move. Analysts warn the Senate setup may be advisory and challenge minority protections, while Dublin observers urge unity. Fire damage in Belfast and donegal trade disruptions are noted alongside a legal milestone as Alfred Short becomes a barrister.
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London
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
George
Bile
Trelend
Gounell
Arthur Irifith
Ireland
Earl of Midleton
Earl of Donoughmore
Bernard
Trinity College
Dublin
Andre Jameson
Winston Churchill
Miler
Onyx
Trelani
Nowa
Treland
Provisiona
Parly Chronicle
Nui Visory
Spersking
de Valera Anid
Ulster
Belmat
Newforth Weaving and Paper Bag Company
Stella Maris
Queenstown
Mercbondige Fir Y Winek Listed Firma
Belfast
Londnnderry
Donegal
Lough Swilly
Taiker
Anyshing
Herani
Preliminary Meeting Capsize of Global Talks Report
Officials led by Kaviehovkky presided as ministers and commissioners gathered for a preparatory session ahead of the Genoa Conference. Delegates debated export strategies, international alignments, and policy approaches amid tensions between Britain, the Soviet Union, and other powers. The session opened with tense exchanges and broad statements on multilateral engagement and future negotiations.
London butter market steadies amid shortages and steady demand
In London the butter market remains firm as an unexpected shortage supports higher quotas. Buyers seek storage stock with New Zealand and Australian supplies contributing. Prices move across several grades from 18s to 196s per unit, while Continental imports are steady though cautious.
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London
Wondon
Healand Ohaiwenst
Laity
Eloleest
Aeenal
Danke
Troluetion
Tennwearke
Idromytet
Martart
For Tillienen Onida the Wonda Grant Peppermint Cure
A historical note highlights Tillienen Onida and the Wonda Grant peppermint cure. The article outlines medical rationale and local reception to the remedy, mentioning its testing in a regional clinic and the community’s cautious interest.
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Tillienen Onida
Wages Cut in Cattle Stations and State School Delays
In Queensland News the Arbitration Court reduces station staff wages by 10 2 weeks, youths and females by 6 weeks, with a prior cut in December to a minimum of £32 a week. The cattle industry declines, prompting further wage reductions. Separately, the Education Department contemplates economy by delaying new teaching appointments until early next year due to rising demand. A Longreach tragedy ends with the discovery of A Michaelsos’s body near a car after he disappeared while visiting Strotivanne. He leaves a widow and child, and he served as a captain in the war.
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Hhishane
Priday
Lustier McGaw
Twanr
Hhisrase
Finlay
Education
Fins
Aud
Longreach
A. Michelaos
Edkins Marsh and Co
FASHIFHAN electorate clash and fire incident report
In New South Wales a political meeting led to an unresolved dispute over support among candidates while a fire alarm at Winton Hospital disrupted operations. The hospital faced limited water supply and evacuations occurred as volunteers worked to protect wards and ensure patient safety amid the blaze.
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Winton, Frifay
Nmracs
Successful Presbyterian Girls College concert charms crowd
A Presbyterian Girls College past students association staged a lively evening of concert and drama at the Presbyterian School. Leading roles drew praise for Miss Sadie Trin and Miss Sally West, with Miss Olive Beattie and Miss Eileen Thompson delivering strong performances. The program featured songs and sketches, including In A Flat and The Emblem, ending with The Pantoral Dance as an encore, showcasing the college talent and stage presence.
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Presbyterian Girls’ College
Stulents’ Association
Presbyterian
Peng
Sally
Eugegel Te
Tim
Tangry Pot
Lyse
Mate Ebacantier
Sadie Trin
Salle
Ter Lowd
Caevington
Finn
Beth
Mr. Caelett
Weston
Misa Marjorie Weatnn
TH. Swillitry
Z. Gather
Gwen Weston
Garr
Lave Xcones
Billy Ciemiouion
Campbell
Hamlstam
Olive Mischvell
Carentan
s—He
Geng Fielding
Asvlim
Phosike
Iic Port
Eileen Mompson
Min Thorn
Mike
Meri Lemon
Pieltine
the Pleer
Chapin
Watts
Millie Watt
Ihem
Mins Trlen Breindl
Om Eminie Shin
Sadie Tewin Nil
Vera Thompson
Davee
Mise V. Tulale
SiMe
Henturty Swent
Girs’ College
A Grows Nest Fatality At Crow's Mert
In Toowoomba Friday 17 year old Sorman Frost, employed in timber getting at Crow's Mert, was crushed by a log rolling down a hill and died before ambulance arrived. Dr Amith, pedlogivis, reported the bore was closed when samples were taken. The incident may prove pivotal in inquiries.
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Toowoomba
Pridnax
Beaupesert
Amith
Theo
Tornayo
Federal High Court Brisbane Sittings Detail Case Debates
A Federal High Court Brisbane sitting discussed a case where J.3 Kirkgood Lane Ltd seeks damages over alleged breach of contract involving delivery and payment disputes dated back to 1927. Witnesses gave testimony on possession, payments, and the affected parties, with questions about inducements and the contract terms. The court examined evidence on shipment, delivery, and outstanding credit of £15,100 amid rain delays and related filings.
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Messie Dorie
Maorge
Semel Torey Jigainst J. 3
Kirkgood Lane Ltd
Leno Shumiages
Leglan
Alan Vung
Martie
Wits
Ahliverss
Rodney
Unik
Georlin
Hye
Centus Witmer
Ebagie
William Hayaios
St. Ciewnge
Auine Cor
Gbaiwelle
Graham
Fundien Pafaies
Rade
Che Contet
Fire at Sydney store ends in injuries and legal woes
A Sydney blaze caused extensive damage to a local shop and surrounding properties with injuries reported and police pursuing charges. In another case, Priday-Richy Mardy, linked to the Gons Alley murder, faced a twelve month sentence while a doctor sought £5,000 damages after expulsion from the New South Wales branch of the British Medical Association and a related £3,000 claim. the court adjourned the application.
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Wi Fydney
Swydney
Pridex
Mardy
Finn
Gon Alley
Hoy Vunplayver
Neutral Bay
Sydney
Vriday
George Stanley ‘Thompson
New South Wales
Henneh
British Medical Association
Supreme Court
Wharf Pillage Sparks Sydney Harbor Reform Calls
A Sydney conference on harbor protection urged a Melbourne style system to place harbour policing under the Director General of Motor Transport. The proposal envisages a small initial force of about five officers and aims to curb thefts along wharves, with trials to begin at the authority’s port. The discussion followed a separate Melbourne report on police arrangements and transit motor issues.
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Sydney
Tn Comiler
Melbourne
Rydney
Motier
Late sport culling acceptances in Lalor events list
The fragment lists acceptances for various Lalor events related to Ate Cop dagetinge to tell tones and other divisions. Specific names and event codes appear with mixed typos, showing a dense roster of competitors and standings.
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Feta
Lalor
Ate
Mamiiape-Uhipolsn Fh
Teohobined Sg
Vemutinn
Whedtuire
St Trion
Opliniwt Sa
Linky Dame i Qualante
Taide Lie
Bias Willy So
Datel
Lap Bay
Daiowraith
Stee Finch
Gonvennbehf
Lady Preenta
Molly Gyris Toth
Saecho Eos Hoenn Pvisiay Menbienp
Chibendla
Shweaby Araby
Hriglt Besoini
Baeis Lal Sa
Deslor
Walkerte Tank Fae
Mikuni
Tartily
Chawly Kraut Fy Tiyan
Wetter M Candicpt
Deween
Opicdnly
Clwhn Wa
Ste Rowhte
Colney Sot
Albion Cup Quotations in Action Row
Albion Cup quotations in relation to the Athen Cup and assorted participants. Mentioned are Faley Boh, P Tally Rott, Domernitelis, CGtenlorny Ste P Chiniassa, Wartistioll, Forgivenves, and Trematlie with odds 2 to 1. References to names and events appear in a fragmentary report about races and figures.
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Faley Boh
Lover Tom
Bornialy Sant
ROGKHAMPTON RACES ROUKILAMIEOS
A Friday meeting of the Henlhnanptrnt Anvleey Carle opens in fine weather with several races detailed. The first antecedes saw Olivey Geantt top pon 3 and Betrayer led early in the rough, with Cherry Daye an out starter and Whalen a late pacemaker, the Whalen finishing well to claim a share of the pot before dividing winnings. Bonnie Wellin won the novice two and Lady Leh led Pulseity in the later heats, with Phenixyenk, Kalloma, and Golder Vanity among the placers in the Lakir Creak event. Dividends are noted for each race.
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Hnelhnaptrnt
Calnaghan Paihs
Slaxdtoap
Fetrayer
Dalian Sh
Ime
Pinsterear
Bonnie Wellin
Bilver
Bekting
Renee
Wow
Tim
Bonnie Welkin T
Lady Louka
Rent
Botting
A Te Oe
Lakir Creak Twandicap
Phegnyenk
Kalloma
Golder Vanity
Frankie Burns Ready for Monday Fight at Davies
Frankie Burns the Australian boxer is in perfect condition and at target weight for a Monday bout with Kit Lewis. Newspapers praise Burns training and form, while noting a tough challenge from Lewis, with expectations leaning toward Burns winning if he maintains peak condition.
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Loxox
Thuraing
Frankie Berns
Kit Lewis
Burna
Davies
Brisbane Stadium Visits To Expand Boxing Contests
The Brisbane Stadium at Bribbanh plans to extend its program by hosting similar boxing contests after taking over operations from Tearry Keesing. W. Tf Drew and directors aim to bring Australian talent to Brisbane, with renovations planned over two to three weeks as the venue closes temporarily.
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Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Haxerasini
Trishane Stadium
Satudays Football Matches Face Mounting Rivalries
Sidurdiy matches will push the fixture into Kevan rounds as Yangan aims to win over rivals. Brothers and Walla-Toga clash in a slow but pivotal junior game. Wallaroos travel to India and pursue form while Bart United hosts Trathara in a decisive nine-team lineup.
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Sidurdiy
Rothera
Yangan
Wrilyroas
Wallaroos
Adele Patie
India
Pire Miorshin
Arots — College
Maori to Visit Warwick For Football Meet
On a recent afternoon the Wariel executive will host a meet with the Manri team in a practice session at the city business place. Local officials indicated a focus on sports diplomacy and community ties during the event.
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Aehie
Warwiel
Manri
Fethon
Revere
Warwick Team Set for Saturday Theatre Preview
A Warwick selection will appear on the Mix Majesty's Theatre screen this Saturday night. Admission is by ticket, with a broad audience expected as the league aims to showcase the squad and attract public interest.
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Dex Chey
Rage Ieee
Honeghee
Spain
Cleenspeeert
Grulalte
Vlag
Abiseta Snewesy
Oben Ma
Tae Intel
Sibnedel
Porrenas Pinnae Tierra
Mio Mitoris
Rhein
Warwick
Priewa
Unclear OCR Bowling Report With Jumbled Names
A distorted bowling item lists multiple players and teams with many garbled names. It mentions emerging emergency, teeth, and a string of surnames and first names, but the sentence structure is largely unreadable and facts are indeterminable.
Warwice Turf Club Event Lineup and Attendance Notes
Warwice Turf Club staff report a busy day with large crowds expected. Events include Matlon Kanster Severn Welter Mew and other races as listed, with Polo and Star showing strong interest among attendees.
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Ube
Rutyershy
Gfaa
Willini
Warsux
Matlon
Hospital and Ambulance Racing Benefit Announcement
A charity event to benefit Warwick areas hospitals and ambulance services is planned with proceeds to fund the Brigaie and He Hospital. The date and venue will be announced in the nurse. Members of the Cahiers Club supported the effort, and the club urges further community generosity for a successful second fundraiser.
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Sverétiey
Warwick Amebutones Winkbatem
Asabmen
Brigaie and He
Cahiers
Secon
Picnic Rage Club Honors J Rowland at Ball Ceremony
The Warwick Cine Rice Club held a meeting yesterday where President Barina presided. Members praised J Rowland for his ball committee work, presenting a silver air trev and a molded silver tenant celtee service bearing the inscription of appreciation for his many services.
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Phenix Race Club
Wes Het
Ao Barina
Musa
Fo Ryans
F. Maigetty
M. T. Flom
BE. A. Flower
J. 0. Rowland
S. Arbostan
Ki Melvougall
A. E. Hariuker
As VE Hhghtiedl
F, Corrie
de Oh Os Bheth
Himeelf
le Fonkel
Rowharl
Evans
Turnes
Rowland
Neel Colton
Mor
Celtee Service
J. 1D
Nowland
Warwick Clenie Rice Chik
L. E. Bevan
Rowton
le Trervat
Winnett Bn Har Ball Decorati Ik
Warwiel
Anil
Mae
Mnb
Solke
Plower
Rowlan
Rowleml
Tara Ann
Teewlind
Otter
Etier
PARIS OLympic GAMES FUNDING APPROVAL REPORTED
The Paris Olympic Games funding moves are described with 600000 pounds approved and 5000000 francs expected from subscribers to cover the 1920s event costs. Preparations are described as advancing with officials signaling strong backing for the Paris games.
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Parls
Thorsday
Saypmtiog
Tina
Paris
Mae Raetag Clite
Writs Against Lord Northclifte in London Libel Case
London Thursday reports Sir Andrew Caird and Mr. W. Pish, directors of Associated Newspapers, have filed writs for libel against Lord Northclifte. The case centers on alleged libel in recent publications. Also noted, Mr Z W Ger can, former American ambassador, predicts trade frictions with Britain as the new shipping era nears, with Germany framed as a key competitor.
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London
Andrew Caird
Wice
W. 4
Pish
Associated Newspapers
Allerey
Z. W. Ger
Aasadar
Livrinany
Pall Mall Gazette
America
Ture
Germany
Civil War in China Intensifies Frontline Battles
Reports detail large scale fighting between Worpei fu and Chang pa with renewed momentum. Tian an gy Baan Tin advances toward Mukien as forces regroup under Chinggisigelin. Spies captured in the region are reportedly handed to the Japanese.
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China
Tims Tsien
Wriday
Worpei-fu
Ecunim
Fire at Seaside Resort in New York City Area
A severe fire at the Wearh resort on Avenue Long Taland near Seaside led to 60 injuries and rendering 20,000 people homeless. The blaze destroyed 400 buildings spanning over half a square mile and caused about 4 million in damages. Lenin's illness reports surface as authorities confirm details.
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Seaside Resort
New York
Avenue, Long Taland
Priest Charged With Murder In Family Scandal
In Montreay on Thursday Pasher Delorae is charged with murdering his half brother on a dare to obtain money. The defense challenges the presented evidence and argues about motives and the suspect’s state of mind.
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Montreay
Pasher Delorae
Siberian Problem and Global Trade Dialogues
Fragmented OCR text discusses Siberian issues, Vancouver, and relations with China. Mentions Priday Aaron Kato, possible theatre discussions in Brisbane, and references to Warwick race hall. Content is garbled with numerous nonstandard phrases and unclear events.
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Siberian
Vancouver
Priday
Aaron Kato
Siberkor
China
Brisbane
Warwick Race
Otter
Bond
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