Foreigners for Australia and local notes in Armidale
Records show arrivals to the Commonwealth by nationality including British 69 058 Greek 218 Jugo-Slavs French Rhodes and others with rainfall notes at Green Vale for 1924. A Ford overturned near Deepwater injuring a passenger and Armidale police court remanded a patient for medical attention.
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Commonwealth
Rhodes
Deepwater
Frank Lewi
Armidale
Iila Reo
Atte Poles Court
Meskrs
B. M. Cohen
A. Purkins
J'S.p
Stevens
Clarence
Mary Stocks
Jacob Ayoub
Glen Innes Council approves armistice scheme and notes
The Glen Innes Municipal Council debates electric power plans and a commemoration scheme. Alderman Bates supports progress while opponents worry over costs and chamber activity. The armistice anniversary reflection is linked to broader civic questions and local development.
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Minnie
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Deter
Pereigon
Gira
Tog
Glen Innes
Toeaday
Lane
Bates
Cameron
Felday
Orin
Bomb outrage damages Chinatown inn and hotel
An early Wednesday explosion rocked Chinatown in Christown Queensland injuring none but wrecking buildings and furniture. Greek owner Vasilios Leonidis reacted by firing at the attacker as locals, shaken, guarded the site and police sought the alleged bomb holder amid heightened fears of further violence.
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Reardon
Yading
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Found Dead Man in Mt Mitchell Garden
John Lockyer, of Mt Mitchell, was found dead in his garden on a morning in suspicious circumstances. The body showed throat injuries and was discovered by a family member who had gone to fetch tea. his wife and one young daughter survive.
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George Honey
Northwood Middlesex
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Mt. Mitchell
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Life Saver Drowns Testing Life Line at Glennie
A 20 year old man, Pridsy B. Curnow, drowned while testing life apparatus at Glennie yesterday. He swam about 250 yards then disappeared as attendants hauled in the gear. The body was recovered from fourteen feet of water after unsuccessful rescue attempts.
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Placky One Arm Man Rescues Drowning Girl at Wharf
A man named Setcheil with one arm jumped into the water at De Parouse to rescue a drowning girl near Finday, Youn Shearer 1-2all from a wharf. He supported her until assistance arrived. The girl was unconscious but revived shortly after.
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Flying Corps Sergeant Williams Transports Keep Free From Germany
In a terse dispatch the Flying Corps notes Sergeant Williams and a detachment of about sixty men completing maintenance runs for flying machines through Belgium to Colonie. They faced awkward street traffic and rough roads but arrived at Scharfon Bt. Peter's with no mishap and received congratulations from colleagues. The report highlights the efforts of the crew, operators, and engineers and praises the young airman’s performance and readiness.
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Chief Justice Sir William Cullen Announces Retirement
The Chief Justice of New South Wales Sir William Cullen plans to retire effective January 98 after completing fifteen years as Chief Justice. The government will appoint a successor before the new law term, with two names, Mr. Jug Hee Btrevt and Mr. Shand, prominently associated with the vacancy.
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Sydney University
Claims for shearers and shed labour rise before arbitration
The Commonwealth Arbitration Court hears a large increase request by the Federal Council of the AAWU. Proposed rates include 400s per 400 for ordinary shearings, 22/40 per 400 for shed work, and a minimum 9/40 for female shearers, with double overtime rates. Existing rates are cited and the aim of surpassing Queensland’s 45 per 400 is noted.
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Counc
AAWU
Vianda
Wwerd
le Queensland Shearers
Motorcycle Crash Injures Two Men in Western Pond Collision
Bak Sydney Priiny Arthur Selby and Jotth Anderson rode a motor cycle yesterday on the Western Pond and crashed into a byide. Selby sustained a fractured skull and probable internal injuries while Anderson suffered a scalp wound and shock. The motorcycle was badly damaged.
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Sydney
Schoolmaster Says Parents Must Guide Modern Children
A Melbourne Age report quotes Bl Peter's Elementary School headmaster on Western Hill arguing that today’s children, shaped by excessive freedom, lack the diligence and manners of past generations. He calls for stronger parental supervision, school home cooperation, and curbs on cinema screenings unsuitable for youngsters.
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Western Hill
Melbourne
Odocollin
Health Commission Appointed By Commonwealth
Sir A. E. Syme presides over a Health Commission appointed to inquire into Commonwealth health matters. It covers medical staff coordination, cooperation with state authorities, disease prevention, maternal and child welfare, industrial hygiene, research, and public health policy.
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Sydney
A. BL. Syme
Commonwealth
Thieving Labourer Charged in Central Court
Sydney labourer James Therlwy, 26, a bibwarer, faced Central Police Court on charges of breaking into John Lam ming shop at St Marys and stealing £100 in money and goods. He also faced a charge for breaking into George Woodhill & Co. shop in Richmond with £150 value of goods stolen. He was remanded on bail until next Monday.
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Central Police
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John Lamming
St. Mary's
George Woodhill & Co
Richmond
Pearls Missing From Melbourne Society Leader’s Hotel Room
Mrs Law Smith, a well known Adelaide visitor, reports the theft of a string of pearls valued at £620 from a bathroom in a Melbourne hotel. The incident was reported on Friday.
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Melbourne
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Adelaide
Snading
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NSW Weather Report Notes Rain and Warm Spikes
A Sydney area weather note indicates high temperatures and local showers across New South Wales. Forecasters report heavy rain in northern border districts with variable mid-range temperatures reported yesterday.
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Dallway Area Commissioners Appointment Next Week
Sydney report states the Dallway Area Commissioners will be announced by Chief Commissioner Mr. Fraser next week. The note comes as officials plan for a formal appointment in the near future.
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Dallway Area
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Train passenger seriously injured in brutal assault
A man named Arthur Withing residing near Mit Ian's Mont was assaulted on a Western train from Penrith as it reached Central Railway Station. He was struck on the head with a blunt object, suffering scalp wounds and concussion. No arrests have been reported.
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Ian
Medneel
Desconden
Penrith
Sydney
Twa Min
Mand Whilla
Trsinehe
Y. Walor-Bolite
Woman Held for Trial in Assault and Attempted Offense
Irene Dorothy Casey, a married woman, testified that in a drive by sulky with the accuser, Gaunt allegedly pulled her from the vehicle as they traveled several miles. Casey struggled, shouting for help, and escaped. clothing was torn. Neighbors aided her rescue before nightfall.
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Joueroe
Australians Won Toss as Test Match Opens at Melbourne Ground
Sydney crowds gathered for a cricket test at Melbourne Cricket Ground amid fine weather and high interest. At 40 o clock a crowd of about 15 000 observed the toss with Australia winning and Gilligan deciding on a change in innings strategy as teams lined up for the match.
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Australia
Wickete
Sydney
Melbourne Crisket Ground
Melbourne
Momn
Golling
Gilligan
Chaice
Fundal
Gilligan Selections At Issue In England Controversy
England critics debate Gilligan selections as Newanaper letters praise some choices while questioning others. The Australian Cricket Council considers closing W. Pontford’s 489 run record and outlines suspensions for players who refuse State matches without reasonable excuses.
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Degland
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Flor
Cian
Kilmer
Woolley
A. P. Freeman
Sydney
Trey
Melhournehan
Insford
Australian Cricket Council
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Australian cricket opinion urges homeland confidence
English writers in the Australian press urge optimism about Australia cricket. They praise the team’s effort, note overworked bowlers and strong performances, and express belief in a capable lineup with captaincy by Gillean and Keenok backing Hebert.
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Tilly
Chronicle
USA
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Tieve
Keenok
Hebert
Sydney
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Immigration Protest Letter From Minister Urges Immigration Check
A strongly worded note from the British ministry directed at the Prime Minister calls for tighter controls on immigration. The letter stresses the need to protect Australia as a home for people of British stock and warns against excessive settlement from Southern Europe and other regions.
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Contention Roils Labor Pick Up Plan In Shipping Debate
In the article fragment Sprinay Pridey and The Reamen discuss establishing a pickup site for Sydney workers, a move certain to face challenge from the Shipping board. The situation hints at broader interstate tensions and possible extension of the dispute.
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Reamen
Sydney
Fragmentary Conference Notes Misread Prime Minister Remarks
A garbled passage describes a conference with mentions of the Prime Minister and Parliament sittings. It includes unclear references to New Zealand, South Africa, India, and other places, with stray phrases about dominion and potentially political debate.
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Zealand
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