Floods Threaten Towns in Queensland and New South Wales
Front from Melbourne reports heavy floods in Queensland and New South Wales. Goondiwindi and other towns face inundation, with families moved to schools and churches, boats from Brisbane aiding residents, rail lines submerged, and food scarce. Darling district sheep are being moved to avoid floods. whispers of a Sydney cyclone reaching Melbourne are dismissed. JULY WOOL SALES: 130000 bales to be sold. Victoria to supply 40000. early offerings meet with fair results. TRAGEDY AT IPSWICH: Ipswich railway refreshment rooms manager J Campbell and his wife found dead. appears he shot his wife and then himself.
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Goondiwind
Brisbane
Queensland
Darling
New South
Australia
Victoria
Wool Exchange
Ipswich
J. Campbell
Campbell
Melbourne Markets Quiet Close for Grains and Maize
Melbourne market close reports oats at 2/6, barley 4/9 old, 4/4 new, maize old 4/9, maize new 4/4, chaff 4, ton prices £2 10s.
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Melbourne
Plaintiff sues Bishop Dwyer for alleged unlawful imprisonment
Bridget Mary Partridge sues Bishop Dwyer of Wagga for 5000 damages in Sydney for alleged unlawful imprisonment. Trial before Mr Justice Ferguson and a four member jury heard Partridge recount her entry into convent life in 1908, suppression of outside contact, a July 24 dispute, and claims of forced bed rest and a suspicious oil dose. Doctors found no insanity. detective Farley and others testified. The case adjourned to Monday in Melbourne for further evidence.
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Anattion
Sydney
Justice Ferguson
Bridget Mary Partridge
Bishop Dwyer
Wagga
Misa Partridge
Toutchell
Biaop Dwyer
Shand
Boyce
Campbell
Me. Flannery
Maxwell
Miss Bridge
Australia
Ora
Aly
Burgess
Somme
Plaintiff
Melbourne
Farley
Efe
Tivey
Test match summary with Australia tour continued in tough score
The third Test started Saturday as Australia faced a stiff challenge, finishing around 40 by lunch with several batsmen reaching double figures. Woolley and Parkin led brief resistance for England as bowlers from Australia troubled the lineup. scores and fall of wickets indicate a tight contest with England aiming to limit the damage and Australia seeking momentum.
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Austratia
Rapt
Jenna
Australia
Benalla Defeats Mulwala In Wide-Open Football Battle
Benalla hosts Mulwala in a swirled wind game with lead changes, multiple free kicks, and late drama as Benalla's Talochine and Walker excel in the ruck and attack while Mulwala's Collins, Bryant, and Corboy contribute, final score Benalla 29 (4.6) to Mulwala 22 (3.4).
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Benalla
Malwala
Pat
Terson
Hay
Hewalls
P. Clancy
Walker
Corboy
Strick
Talochino
Fee
Dodd
Sutherland
J. Clancy
Mulwaln
Benaila
Alwala
Mulwala
Thal
Yau
Ly Bousllamin
Rysa
Olaosy
Ryfin
Bryant
Colling
Aido
Ryan
Burke
Hempssed
Mulmsla
Collins
Mulwall
Wick Collins
Jones
Bonsils
M'Ewan
Malmaln
Ylwala
Burkemith
Mason
Talochine
Anablar
Manon
Boyd
Doherty
Cook
Box Mulwala Kyitin
Violettown Defeats Baddaginnio In Rugby Match
In a Saturday rugby clash Violettown visited Baddaginnio and led 19 to 2 at one point, but Baddaginnio rallied. Final scores show Violettown 41 points to Baddaginnio 26 as Ball and Clove shone for the losers with Wardle Bros and Din among other standouts.
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Warton
Te Mary
J. Quinn
J. Mc'Guchy
Talor
Belly
Quinn
Lalor
Cameron
Mitchall
Roscoe
Davannah
Howell
Saints
Miahall
M'Girty
Co Talory
PF van Neon
Dovantah
St. James
Timboriala Ee Renner
Devenish
Ein
Wimberiske
Fracler
Dodd
Nicholson
Rootes
Ike
Vilettown
Honiors
Baddaginnie
Violettown
Baddaginnio
Briggs
Fela
Violattows
Badduginnio
Viblotn
Baddagiante
Baddagiamio
Violot Town
Bub
Righ
Taddaginnie
Hom
Stiegéorén
Baddsginnie
Ranesota
Rovers
Barry
Dickenson
Honora
Hill
Hosking
Pamcock
Singleton
Fels
Fand Ewart
Lonora Dower
Wardle Bros
Din
Kelleher
Verrall
Groves
T. Garey
Smith
Mills
Norris
Abbod
Glenrowan VY
EUROA
Teama
Glenrowan
Dhey
Peors
Prichard
Prowd
Buroa
Glanrowan
Euroa Imperials
Poal Kickers
W. Weir
B. Smith
Hy Dayign
Buron
Halsall
Brock
SSH
Prowi
Aste Tread
Keit
Howe
Beechworth district retirements and local notices emerge
District news from Beechworth reports Mr. Alfréd Pooley retiring as District Inspector of Public Works after four decades, with thanks from the secretary and a month’s paid leave. Other items note a fatal accidental lamp death near Bright, contentious views on cinema funding in Balmoral, a memorial pulpit in Shepparton Anglican Church, and hospital fundraising in Mooroopna. Swanpool reports several injuries from recent accidents and local sports injuries, plus a new Church of England building under construction and plans for a new Limestone butter factory.
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Beechworth
Alfréd Pooley
Districh
Pooley’ Tong
Psopla
George Carhaan
Chriat Church
Schorn
Mig Cactisow
Josye Beachworth
Bright
Mra
Fool
Wadnonday Inn
Goldaworthy
J P
EOROA
Balmatum
Barmace’ Union
Sis
Goulburn Valdey
Sir. Augustine's Anglican
Shepparton
Mooroopna Hospital
Dats
Badwell
Brawell
Razor
Strop
Barrington
Shepparton Court
W. RK. Vincent
Thiatlow
Cosgrove South
Swanpool
Ajax
Dobron
Hswan
Besnlla
Snd
Tam
Karays
Petey Brannigan
Winton
Neversl Atitahos
A- Donnia
Patong
Church of England
Griffiths
Wallnap
Lianpool
Plana
Oakley
Melbourne
Hna
Tobacco firm progress in flue curing as growers show interest
WanGQsRATTA tv and William Allen report from Gapsted and MyrHoford about flue cured tobacco demand. Gilmore notes buyers scarce but progress in curing praised. expected wealth for growers. One local soldier, Mr. Allen, hospitalised after a cable accident. Company finances show turnover over £58,000 and profit near £1,000 amid strong managerial leadership.
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Wangqsratta Tv
D. Gilmore
Brieah Awatealuvian Tobacco Company
MyrHoford
Vollay
Flatwick
Gilmore
William Allen
Wandarabus Hospital
Avory
Wasin
Gompaby
Tijonn
Golf round at Benalla links sees tight finish
The Benalla golf event on Bathday featured tight scores with Mish Slica and Mon Di battling for second as Mrs Reilly and Mrs E Brown tied for third. Barry Wardon led with a 29 percent card while Kirkwood, Towgidh, and others posted mixed rounds.
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Ay Mons
Kirkwood Cae
Barry Wardon
Ae Tollowing
Australia
Holt Wan
Benalla
Uraw
Slica
M'Kenate
Reilly
E. Brown
Talaa
Dempsey Wins World Title in Four Rounds at Jersey City
Dempsey defeats Georges Carpentier in the fourth round to retain the heavyweight crown. A crowd of about 91,000 witnesses a match with record tickets sold, amid high stakes of £100,000 for Dempsey and £40,000 for Carpentier. Carpentier is knocked down in the fourth round, then counted out. Dempsey congratulates him afterwards. A separate report notes the death of Dencio Cabanela, a Filipino featherweight, from a ring collapse in Sydney, witnessed by about 10,000.
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Jack” Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Dempsey
Carpentier
Cin
Erenehman
Arpenti¢N
Prancois Déscamps
Carpiter
Afl Dempsey
Melbourne
Les Darey
Dencio Cabanela
Sydney
Bert McAriby
West Melbourn Stadium
Dendo
Chales
St. Vincent's Hospital
Yail
Australia
Cham
Dencia
Buit
Manly
Adventurers in Arms Prussia's Rebel Brigades in Germany
A critical review of a history book on Prussian rebel brigades and German military revivals. It discusses the Versailles settlement, the rise of militarism, and the alleged agenda of restoring armed forces. It notes the author’s portrayal of postwar German defense planning and the harsh rhetoric of revivalists. The piece references the Kapp Putsch and Spartacist repression, framing the brigades as remnants seeking power.
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Germany
Dan
Privestat
Berlin
Muuilch
Upper
Silewia
Versailles
Aid’ Co
Iyas
Tia
Iaber
Ghert-Schiedentann
Spartaiay Bande
Erlirdi
Fragmented German upheaval and Silesian revolt accounts
The text sketches a chaotic scene of the dirty revolution with Nazi era imagery. It cites Brunswick Thuringia and Munich clashes, armored transport, and the Polish peasant rising of August 1099. It notes English journalists exposing brutalities, a brutal siege against Upper Silesian Poles, and a Praetorian brigade praised by generals.
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Lron
Spartaciana
Brunswick
Thuringia
Munich
de Rayonant
Berslin
Terre
Upper Silesia
von der Goltz
Hilfiany
Nad Be
Pirtsch
Pirsch
von Sevelt
Reichswehr
Reichsbank
Difficult racing meet at Dlemington draws large crowd
Racing at Dlemington began with a crowded gathering as horses contested multiple events. Winners included Malton Hydie, Sonara, and Communuonso Ss, with notable finishes by Grimson and Chescendo in accompanying sprints and handicaps.
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Dlemington
Malton Hyrdie
Trokstatif
Negalita
Communuonso Ss
Grim final of the weekly boxing card in doubt
The page notes two 90 abating matches in the fourth round with A Oliver and Genthan plus Burgos in dispute, while Bkolton and Honah dispute a dacn. The fifth round sees Meadows Dirvstone Down Skelvin Memon and Jone 2 viol. The text is garbled with many names and likely typographical errors, but indicates rounds and balance splits among competitors.
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Seymour Gin Gian
Thorntuy
A. Oliver
Northwood
Genthan
Avenel
P. Burgos
Vallygsroopan
Nam
Bkolton
Honah
Acc
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Floode
New South Wales
Taxation Commission
Robert Whting
Federal Taxation Commission
Sister Liguort
Woolley
Bouglsy
Douglas
Parkin
Felis
Carne
Japp
Gregory
Packin
Seo Brown
Doug Az
Papin
Patkine
Sunshces
White
Hearne
Sorai
I Waotley
England
Toninete- Waotley
Gregory Weise
Mopgue
St. James v. Devenish
Meron
Polly
Devonish
Hima Dempsey
Darwinshy
Hocking
Saiota
Gaggin
Pelvo
Techell
Grant
Timberlake
Davis
Orbly
James
Hensus
Sudd
Grainger
Naveral
Brodie
Longwood
Bruns
Oasond
Bonalla Gotting
Castros
Bonalla
Shea
H. Howell
T. Howell
Foon
Castles
Worrothy
Longwood Evans
Sharp
Smithwick
H-Paga
J. Terret
Baker
Footel
Nama
Uly
Yarewonge
Natie
Hu & Ese
Bonalin Revere
Baddagionis
Honor Te
Is Ag Hs Gree
Ros Imparials
Strathogle
Pa Yron
Raatoh
Roel
Howe Schrathbogle
Mately
Talone
Bettiee Renulted Fra Witt
Yy Unaike
Eyada
Woods Tits
Novor Iil
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Prussia
Grow National Huila
Fiscom
Tuleoles Sd
Ealts
Iol
Obrnight
Pion & Head Agjavating
Walter Taysatock
Grimson
the Gon
Tornbull
Bratlaw
Stroll Sporooy, Anil Ghurgne Pennings
Swttlunmant
Phund Rerorworth
Sqcinty
Sarien
Stredwick
Ayont
Binal
Ur K
Warren
Enoratury
Bool Worthy
Producerry Co-Operative CO. Ltd
Hove
Covoral
Tuweel
Intrest
Ann Orarg
Micronix Pronyommy’ Co
OreRariyn Co
Lady Bridgoat
Bonilla
Imarchant
Yukon
Mes Miiropany
Aduvonm
Qoolong Iedren
Gora Ewrwal
Okeon
Whonhedas
Lhatg
J. W. Doherty Tale AL
Iconservatorium
Shire Hall
Sorel Wiylil
Bonelli
P. A. Morris & Co
Morris
Bénella
Shiro
Gan
Hunen
Cowmetelsl
N.an
C. D. Monteath Machinery
Insurance & Commission
Stock Exchange
V. M'Kay
Stc
Alston
Dalgaty & CO
PERA
Cc D. Monteath
Carter Street
Bacalla
Dawwtis
Navy
Batesin Bates
Wanton
West
T. J. Davis and Co, the Leading Drapers
Shira Hall
July
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