London World News Roundup: Riots Executions and Fires
Reports from London and Belfast describe a violent clash in Lurgan Belfast with Nationalists attacking a Protestant band. Police faced numerous baton charges and 22 constables were injured while civilians sustained wounds. In London Dhingra was executed for the murder of Sir W. H. Curzon-Wylis. Fire in Glasgow caused heavy damage estimated at £250,000. Commonwealth delegates visit Exmouth training ship.
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Belfast
Dhingra
Madia Lal Dhingra
W. HL Curzon-Wylis
India
Imperial Institute
Damagh
Albion Hall
Ingraungheot
Glasgow
Pan Anglican Thinks Offers Distribution Of Funds
The Pan Anglican committee announces further awards totaling £60 000 for missions including Canada £15000 West Africa £5000 China £35000 New Zealand £2000 South America £3000 New Guinea and Melanesia £1000 each The committee has not decided on Australia Funds were raised at the Pan Anglican Synod held in London last year and total contributions exceeded £330000 The money is to be used for various mission purposes by a select committee
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London
Hias
Canada
West Africa
China
New Zealand
South America
New Guinea
Melanasia
Auatralia
Luis
Cruel Fiends Wound Pit Ponies in Weld at Newbridge
A number of Powell-Duffran Company pit ponies were injured during a weld caused by a stoppage in collieries at Newbridge. Two ponies were later found stabbed with gashes in necks and bodies. Correspondent reports British French and German shareholders would cover three quarters of a 30 million dollar loan.
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London
Powell-Duffran Company
Newbridge
Houter
Folin
Fletcher
United States
U'Affairs
Quesson
Ws Amerlean
The Age For ABMLAILEN New York Opinion And Ads
Opinion from Collir's Woolly in New York on geopolitics and potential war effects. Plus a Sydney share table noting broken bid prices and a health advertisement for Sanders Extract detailing uses and benefits with cautions.
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London
Collir
America
Germany
Moer
Britain
Monroe Doetrius
Share Ratcht
Premiers Conference Faces Capitation Payment Talks
The Melbourne meeting of the Premiers Conference resumed in secrecy to discuss a capitation payment figure from the Commonwealth to the States. Delegates expect no decision before Friday and will postpone industrial proposals to a later session. NSW Premier Bly Wade aims to return to Sydney, while concessions are considered to reach a financial settlement with the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Bly. Wade
Sydney
Stores Refe rs' Troubles Protest Union Badge Pressures
The country Storekeepers Conference resolves to protest Shop Assistants Union badge rules for preference of unionists and urges the Premier to amend the law to allow garnisheeing civil servants. It also seeks railway carriage on fencing wire and sugar, amending the Sale of Goods Act, and setting Saturday closing by 10 30 pm in country towns.
Thaw Accident Case Awards Fifty Pounds Verdict
The case of Mrs Elizabeth Selby against the Railway Commissioners for injuries from alleged negligence was heard today. Mrs Selby claimed £200 for injuries from a tram accident at Broadway Glebe on April. The jury returned a verdict for £50.
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Sydney
Elizabeth Selby
Selly
Broadway
Glebe
Bathurst Council Hears Holiday and Local Infrastructure News
Bathurst Municipal Council met last night with Mayor Kenny and eight aldermen present. A public holiday was set for October 18 in Bathurst and nearby shires, and a request to remove a damaging cedar tree on Keppel Street was referred to the Parks Committee. The council discussed rate payment in two instalments and approved water works expansion under the Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts.
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Executive Council
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Turon
Edward Golsby
Keppel-Street
Golsby
Tihat
Goonanhis Shire
Public Works
Connell
Country Towns
Public Works Notes And Council Decisions
Council grants permission to Mr Herold Pan to take a gateway in the dividing fence of the Reservoir Reserve and receives updates on heating at Bathurst District School. The gas works report warns of exhaust capacity and calls for a larger exhauster before winter. Stock sales tallied for fortnight. registration fee discussion for milk vendors urged. Town Hall strong room and extra office debated with a £1400 plan. public conveniences funding discussed. Local Government Conference delegates named and next meeting scheduled.
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John Miller
Department of Public Instruction
Bathurst
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Couch
Podmore
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Perry
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Apps
Auestion
James
Ali. FP
B. Kenny
Alilarman BE. T. Wathar
Sydney
Australian cricket tour reports and rain delays
The report covers innings totals, notable dismissals, and scores at lunch and post-delays as the Australian team plays against Gloucestershire and other opponents. It notes heavy rain interrupting play, with a final score aggregation and remarks from The Times regarding the touring side’s performance and England’s weakness.
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England
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