British protest to skeleton near plebiscite Italy went purge
The Daily Telegraph reports that the Foreign Office rebuked the Italian ambassador over alleged attacks by Italian press on Britain. Journals publish cartoons reviling Britain, accusing it of harming Hatters, Indians, Egyptians, Boers and Ulster Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeleton
Italy
Daily Telegraph
Miftiah Foreign Office
Thallsa Amhancedor
London
Liguor Grandi
Mettala
Tiller
Foreign Office
Drillah
Ialluy
Brennan Laverne Mente
Bull
Tommy Atinr
Inter Gloncure
Britain
Britain Tangles Over Plebiscite Roles And Impersonations
Melbourne dispatch reports amid a Westminster style debate on impersonation in a plebiscite. Officials discuss central security concerns, government credibility, and potential electoral manipulation. Discussion touches Britain’s stance on League of Nations and regional strategy as prewar tensions sharpen policy.
League Mandate Over Abyssinia Clashes Reach Crisis
Fragmentary text shows a dispute over a league mandate in Abyssinia. The garbled notes mention Muile Selassie and a refusal stance, with unclear sequence of events and names. No coherent dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Gas Attack on Abyssinia Echoes Global Alarm
A fragmentary World War II era report notes Italy planning further actions in Abyssinia as international concerns rise. Military authorities weigh potential use of chemical agents amid mounting tensions and provocations in the region.
Barrow Pusher May Lose Leg In Accident
Three men were burned in an incident involving a barrow pusher and a digger. Doctors issued a warning about possible leg loss while medical staff treated injuries and coordinated care for the injured workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
Tax Relief Melbourne Report Prompts Defense Ride
Apparent notes from Melbourne update describe political support and defense discussions tied to Parkhill Perkin and SRP candidate Mell in the Eapanrs By seein event. The fragment references Peceral Tex Won and Whinfire Tor Defence, implying a local election context with party figures and policy topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Peceral Tex
Whinfire
Parkhill Perkin
Siupaidhs
Mell
Pele Srp
Eapanrs
Seein i
Cane Strike Deadlock Shocks Australian Growers
A prolonged cane strike in the Mour Lyme region draws militant cutter actions and employer resistance. A reprisal conference of union organizers seeks government backing to curb wage demands while farmers fear financial ruin absent support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mour~ Lyme
Fener
Allagutes
Erutreton
Ferme
Orginatorn
Motor cycle and side car overturn at Breakfast Creek Road
A motor cycle and side car collided near Breakfast Creek Road in Brisbane. The rider Mr Parkhill and passenger were injured. one rider sustained head injuries and both were hospitalised after the incident. Police investigated as witnesses described a busy morning with the machine overturned near Wooloowin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhill
Lyohs
Almasark
Steest
Wooloomm
Bennelin Road
Mormon Park
Inwispail
Greer
Embijanne
Rhett Ag
Montpelie
Ruel Ben
David Bryce
Romie
Une
Une Ieee
Hunt for Watson Intensified Across Queensland Again
Police widened the manhunt for Watson after a dramatic escape from a Moranbah prison by air, with trackers and the Dalby-to-Toowoomba route under scrutiny. Authorities intensified patrols around Ballandean and Wandoan while a local Brisbane lead suggested Watson might have hidden near the Darling Downs as they pursue multiple possible sightings and a possible return to the city.
Dancing Prohibition Debate At Local Presbyterian Church
A staged church meeting at the Kore Presbytery Mitheeree Presbyterian Church of Yoolana addressed by John Murray and others debated dancing. The discussion centered on condemnation of dancing as immoral and incompatible with church teaching, with calls for restraint and stricter enforcement among parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameil Buecimt
Loubax
Auust
Guncing
Kore Presbytery
Mitheeree Presbyterian Church of
Yoolana
Redland
Bresbyvarian
Brot
John Murray
103 year old woman rescued from burning cottage
Mrs E Hi Butibere of Gympie aged 103 was rescued after a fire in Bhanke Street. She had just moved from her bed in a detached room when the blaze began. A younger man and a neighbour helped awaken her as flames threatened. She was hospitalized with smoke inhalation and expects recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gympie
Hi Butibere
Bhanke Street
Ara
Abe
Spock
Biewan
Esa
Oshaes
Was
Formar Lanrton
Shiriy
Mira Bubbers
Jill
Babbar Roper
Influenza Deaths Reported in Stoney Sydney
Wednesday report shows 130 influenza deaths tied to Stoney Sydney with figures linked to July 1034 and August 1910. The count appears higher than prior months, reflecting ongoing influenza impact in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney Sydney
White aerial surveys for victory defense aims in Australia
Unclear dispatch describes Australia planning aerial surveys and photo reconnaissance for defense. Mentions British and French involvement, Darwin area, and personnel roles. References air crews, pilots, and photographers with emphasis on military utility of aerial imagery and synthetic fibers linked to wartime industry efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Sikman
Coates
Acr
Thompson
Pariament
Bonthery Rionena
Sydney
Lehmond
Ube
Barwin
Teaat
Liu Ie
Mr Maret
Darwin
Stair
RFE
Butler
London
Trenier
South Australia
L. Mutlers
Altralla
Minister Expresses Interest in Melbourne Air Service Link
The Minister for Defence states he has received no formal inquiry from Australian Transcontinental Airways about the scrambling of mails. He notes interest in the company’s wish to operate an air service to England and will consider the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Weanaaday
Cellini
Afr
Park
Wnrven
England
Raibed Zone at Eagle Street To Be Built
A raibed zone at Eagle Street is planned to be built immediately. The project outlines foundational work and safety measures to begin without delay. Local authorities expect completion in the near term and advise residents to plan accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raibed
Eagle Street
No Matriculation Examination Described In Fragment
An OCR fragment discusses matriculation examinations and educational reforms. It mentions changes to exam systems, home work guidance, and university hours, with unclear details and potential dates and institutions missing or garbled. The text is incomplete and presents as a rough outline of anticipated shifts in education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
sMidlang
Thieves Use Trolley To Carry Booty In Theatre Fire
Fire at the Rocky Point theatre caused about £2000 damage and allowed thieves to loot tobacco and spirits. Five men, described as Welch, allegedly hauled loot from the premises, including valuable equipment. Front portion of property survived as investigators collect evidence and search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Point
Haig
Todd
Brisbane
Hoon
Senu'Tor
Hiteco
Ate Winejam
Statin Street
Murdan
Inquest En Bivern
Nod Fm
Sybree
Weller
Lobecco
St. Elim
Wooloowin
Vietorie Park
Mine Shaft Under Factory Floor Found in Ballarat
A damaged clipping describes a 25 year old discovery of a mine shaft under a factory floor in Ballarat Prospect. The floor was reportedly cut with a circular hole and a pit noted, with references to an era and people involved in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballarat
Rym Statiig
Ana Snes Rene
Earera
Brosd
Ahafl
Timber camp disturbances reported by detectives and police
Fragmentary notes describe trouble at a timber camp with mentions of detectives, police, and hazed individuals. References to a Cain Road area, water, and unidentified groups appear with garbled phrases and unclear details about intimidation or incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cateenle
Fen Road
Millee Acu
Perth
Orang
Azypwhau Tsrenterre
Ek Arian
Cullers
Aguas
12 Years' Gaol Melbourne Murder Trial Ends
Melbourne judge Justice Macfarlan sentenced Timothy O Sullivan to a lengthy term for the murder of Tessothy Pallet ormullian near West Melbourne. The court heard the dying man found on March 30 after violent assault. Onlookers described a tense scene as the judge delivered the verdict amid tears and shifting testimonies. Three men faced murder charges. one found at Ming's residence, another discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbournoe
Hare
Macfislan
Tesothy
Pallet Ormullian
West
Melsourne
Obullivan
Maren
Tau Wriant
Vadtee
Jdge
Suatieeefrlan
Faith of Britons and Australians in Crisis
Fragmented OCR reads recounting British and Australian attitudes amid unrest. Mentions Premier, population growth concerns, immigration policy, and economic anxieties about future trade and investment. Details are garbled with multiple names and places unreadable.
Finger Nail Sparks Narrow Electric Rescue
A boy touched a live wire after a fall at Main Street, Lithgow. His nail contact apparently saved his life as the nail acted as a poor conductor and the boy was thrown to the ground. Authorities say had his finger not touched the exposed part, he could have been killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lithow Council
Main Birest
TL War
Brilliant Boy Pianist Breaks Through With Symphony
A 12 year old Melbourne prodigy Noel Mintan-Woon earned a soloist post with the Australian Broadcasting Commission Melbourne Orchestra. Under Professor Bernard Yense the young musician received public acclaim and a special university bursary to continue piano studies. The award marks a notable achievement for a boy who has already passed exams and demonstrated exceptional talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Orchestra
Melbourne
Wedneway
Pink
Belina Huhre Foe
Noel Mewtat Wood
Aurorae
Bourne Aympuauy
Rrnestra
Profesor
Bernard Yense
Ty Watt Tay
Lotus
Aleig
Bern Gaulind
Noel Mintan-woon
Mie Gaveninatans
University
Zealandia Tied Up Indefinitely Over UGE Dispute
The Zealandia steaming vessel remains tied up as talks continue to settle a dispute with the crew. A final call was made for a sinker. Crew members discussed engagement while refusals were noted. Owners may abandon their FERC to assemble new crews if terms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asumen
Wuridart
Zealandia
UGE
Wren
Wil
Iit Ie
Iatramoung Ty
No Liquor in Dance Halls in New Government Buildings
An Australian proposal to amend the Licencing Act is presented to Parliament. The plan includes three principal construction works near the Agriculture Market and adjacent hospital areas. Officials hope to advance a reform package this year despite opposition from some members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Londor
George
Br ‘Couns
Ansee
Uons Ware
India Tour On Despite Sponsorship Doubts
The Manaraien of Patiala reportedly sponsors the India tour with funds deposited in Melbourne for player payments. Probing questions arise over the Maharajah’s finances as the Central Board weighs the plan amid claims profits would go to the Maharajah and concerns over funds from several provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earubourne
Weinteasy
Manaraien
Patiala
Inaia Eo Am Iit
Danie Ui Melbourne
Gusrsimteey
Central
Berani Association
Becavne
Maharajah
Dora
Tarrant
Tadien Ericlees
Suggestion to Cancel Tour Hits Indian Cricket Board
Finance questions cloud the Patiala Moloacam and Indian Board of Control as the Australian tour hinges on subsidies and match profits. The board plans to decide August 11 whether to invite Woodall, Foneford, and Kippax, with potential shifts in funding and arrangements affecting the entire tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Seven Cricket Board
Moluacam
Patiala Ie
Ndim
Indian Board of Control
Potisla
Bosrd
Aveange
Woodall
Foneford
Kippax
Tour prospects hinge on Indian approval and board consent
Fragmented remarks recount negotiations over a tour involving Indian authority figures, Australian board backing, and payments for players. Key figures include Mr J Hutcheon, Mr Tarrant, and the Maharaja of Bhale, with a proposal to fund player costs up to 600 pounds and a remaining balance on return, contingent on formal endorsement and tour approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5
Hutcheon
Ike Blut
J. B
Hutenein
Bonfal
Bis
Hutsheon
Abi Farman
Tarrant
Thie Band
Maharaja of Bhale
Sciewce
Australis
Jeanes
Aushaling Bona
Nowe
Puligie
Leah
Lifting of British Board Members Sparks Australian Union Talk
A report outlines upheaval within the Australian Board of Conceded Maleate Unions as key figures like Dr RL Morton face removal. The board contemplates reappointing members and inviting other figures, amid talk of potential changes before upcoming meetings.
Estate of £70,000 Presbyterian Church Share
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an estate of seventy thousand pounds tied to a Presbyterian church share at Maelbourn, Wednesday association entitlements and a listed sum around one thousand pounds. Names and precise details are garbled, leaving unclear beneficiaries or actions.
Fragmented OCR reads as garbled report with names
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions several personal names and places in disordered text. It references Mr Sarath Jones, a car, Teetaly, LWW, and various unrelated terms. Clear events, dates, or outcomes are not discernible from the readable portions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Bull
Adowa
Cables Hondon
Ble
Moewilal
Walt
Rome
Wu Fe
Axl
Tottoriel Onerrallans
Alvalpton
Amas
Moruye
Gydnay Copeland
Copeland
Ted
Bydney
Jeriim
A.W.U
Australian Workers’ Union
Ite Pambers
Bandera
C. Lament
Baepina
Bir Kamuel
Sir Norman Angell
League
Ates
Commonwealth
Parkniill
GCE
Wersons
Aumrallan
Ie Nitrates
Cherm
A.W
Panehll
Lyone
Aome
Wye Subjeet
Menhile
Auclist
Roper River
Normanton
War
East
Pabar
Berlin
Boi
Developmni
de Tae
Siraceyie
Bowpine Piatt
Whulllon i de
Wally Taeanine
Abyssinia
Muile Selassie
Washington
Westyngton
Hopson
AIR Mail Control
Australia
Watson
Black Trackers
Darling Downs
Petise
Ari Charles Weteon
Bogue Road
Hitler
Watsons
Gay
Burma
New South
Wales
Poe
Fay
Toowoomia
Toundses
Ana Vage
Inspector Onark
Iellevernes
al Raltks
Tinian
Notew
Mtr
Carrom Dalby
Euphy
Ervax Prinan
United States
Valoroux
Northern Territory Shoals
Magistrate's Order
Sly Geek
Cate
Aumust
Anguat 8
Mtsmitle
Bill
Srisens
Butler Weld
Amiraie
Henry
Shan
Boy Pianis
India
Tata
Ander
Wndlan Cricket Board of Control
Presbyterian Church
Maelbourny
Sit Doh
Kiribourne
Pepe Teva
Mike Sneeal
Mere Ehasin
MR. Sarath Jones
Belegorthy
Younis
Glas Genenes
LWW
Ani
Herbert Asli
Cerium
Pwohang
Peking Wren
Unctary
Fim
Kaigan Sith
EUOG
Muetler Wes
Fendacmnes
Merthung
Stoomg Tie Wilde
Thier Mon
Labour
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!