Question of Sanctions Against Italy
London observers assess the Italy sanctions issue amid European crisis and League of Nations diplomacy. Britain’s stance remains cautious while France and Germany weigh moral and economic moves. Mussolini’s actions and Abyssinian tensions loom, with potential sanctions and alliances shaping a fraught Mediterranean balance.
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Ecial Gabler
London
League of Nations
League
Parle
Fire
Great Britain
France
Altea
Empire
Laval
Italy
Daring Dash Into Blazing Room Ends In Fire Tragedy
A woman trapped by a blaze on Beach Road perished after attempts to rescue her failed. A group including Sophia Welsh and others battled flames with extinguishers and managed to reach the victim before continuing to aid others. one man died from extensive burns while several others were treated for injuries.
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Woolalora
Sophia Whston
Vitamin E Isolated by U S Scientist in 1993 Discovery
A U S scientist announced a successful isolation of vitamin E in 1993 at the University of California. The discovery identifies vitamin E as present in wheat germ, sesame, cottonseed, and certain greens, marking a key biochemical breakthrough in nutrition.
Trades Unionism and Knighthoods at Annual Congress
London dispatch reports a divided annual congress with debates on trades unionism and knight hood questions. Officials fear government restraint and possible legal limits on workers actions while factions clash over alignment with the Official Labour Party.
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London
Ubi
Jubilee Knightloods
Waller Clirine
Arthur Pugh
Labour Party
Hongura
Science Council Meeting Highlights Industrial Research Efforts
A fragmentary report notes a science council meeting in Adelaide with aims on industrial research. Items include drought relief experiments, soil bacteriology, and forest studies. Attendees named include officers and researchers from New South Wales and Melbourne.
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Alelal
Cowell
Gereatitie
Adelaide
iMir
David Mivett
Br. W. Watt
New Bouin Wales
Proton HE
Woodrutt
Melbourne
Bo. Xen
Toamanis
Mme
Black Shirt Favors Made in Japan Ties Stir London
Rome correspondents report Japanese products being promoted as Black Shirt benefits amid a tense exchange in London. The Telegraph notes sharp criticism from Italian press and questions over wartime trade, with rumors of large ware sales and economic impact on Eritrea, Tolan, and Bomaland.
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London
Rome
Pully Telegraph
Erporia Grom! Ghira
Eritrea
Ana Tlanan
Bomal
Orn Teydar
Italo Abyssinians Confederation Arbitration Appointment
The Conciliation Commission met in Boris on August 21 and unanimously agreed to appoint M. Nicholas Bollitts, the Greek Minister to Peru, as an arbiter. The commission, active in League affairs, will resume hearings on the Wal Wal incident as soon as possible.
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Boris
Nicholas Bolltts
Pura
Juriat Oy
Mt Palla
Ue Com
Olympic liner for sale after wartime service
The Olympic, once the largest merchant liner and a wartime troop transporter, lies in Southampton awaiting sale to a scrapyard. The vessel crossed the Atlantic with troops and earned fame for her wartime service before being put up for disposal.
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London
Olympic
Nina
Southampton
Antn
Atianticiol
Gerrans Aubi
International Chess Tournament Warsaw Round Results
In Warsaw on August 21 results from the international chess tournament show England defeating France, Poiana beating Lithuania, Estonia topping Sweden, Latvia over Romania, Austria drawing with Argentina, Denmark and Hungary drawing, Palestine edging Sri Lanka, and Poland defeating Russia. Multiple matches yield mixed outcomes with remaining rounds still to be played.
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Warsaw
Tin Fond
Wiethier
England
France
Poiana
Lithuania
Wuposla Vin Bel Esthona
Pulébilme
Bwiverland
Latvie
Riematie
Coechiosiovatie
Abte Fiem
Aly
Stet
Austria
Denmere
Hun- Feargied
Sweden
Aegan Merite
Triln Iavis
Palestine
St. Polaiia
Rathemia
Mbra
Finiang
Woman's Fall From Prairie 4 The Family Tale
Fragmented OCR notes recount a court appearance at the courthouse with Deputy Governor Reger. Four witnesses testified about a woman named Macy Muriel, wife of a man, and a tense scene described with uncertain details involving a sergeant, a conversation, and alleged jealousy or marital strife.
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Betorr My
Reger
Govemer
Macy
Muriel Amie
Tansoreb
Perth murder trial details unfold in jewellery shop case
The Perth murder trial centers on evidence from a Hay Street jeweller's shop, naming four men including Charles Seeman and Brian Thoman. Witnesses describe seeing two men together in Perth, with customs parcel evidence and a Melbourne link emerging as the trial proceeds in the Criminal Court.
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Eeeseey Sr
Silanes
Fhpeamne
Criminal Court
Tve
Charies Si Seeman
Tait
Harman Stanley
Troma
Phra
Electrician
Cyr Thoman
Brian
Abner
Maurteren
Kaye "Reitz
Carle Brow’ Jewellery
Hay Street
Siviv Sanghiones
Segeydey
MR Suton
Pagan
Bieon
Mattie
Siverman Wee Aera
Melbourne
Seung
Bhetmah
Pater
Resimea
Leader Who Needs Followers Leader Who Needs Followers
Dr Wand appeals to Church of England Mens Society and related groups at the annual Communion breakfast. He asserts leaders must be backed by followers or risk failure, urging parishes to support leaders and back their efforts with action and unity. The event positions him as a central church figure amid internal debate.
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Dr. Wand
Church of England Mens Society
Suglend Boys’ Society
Donaldson
Ila
England
Arcn Bi
Church of England
Church of
Ingland
Eyterdy
Ttr
Peuser
Vick-Enainnan
EMA
Cynon F
Sonsiderae
Walla
Bern
Ording
Wind
Australis
Gambia
Bering
Setsan
Canon Eisel
Wil Ollier
Winninia
Pariel
Armilion
Giavernien
iGeit
Gardon
Burnes Hauuilon
Ana Aullorera
Oila
Ainblind
High Court Ruling Sought On Communist Party Case
Sydney reports the Federal Attorney General intends to apply to the High Court to challenge the Communist Party of Australia and related organizations. The move centers on alleged interference with government order and concerns about potential violence and subversion affecting state authority. The filing outlines grounds for the application and lists parties invited to respond.
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Sydney
Wotvaty
Rgdney
Ottobar
Communist Party of Australia
He Saving Union
High Court
Attorsey- Geral
Attorsey- Geral Nee Mars It Willp Couspeten For Apo
Anna-atte Ig
OCP
Cot Alors Sropegsnda
Weill
Comraucust
Anton Sart
Woman killed by plane propeller shock in accident
A woman, Agnes Brevetwon, wife of a secretary from the Southern Counties Union of England, died when an aircraft propeller struck her head as she approached the machine during a Yale formalities ceremony. The plane was about to restart. witnesses describe a rush to the front of the machine as the fatal incident occurred.
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Mir
Agnes
Yale
Forry
Secratary
Uhlon
England
Injured Man Carried Four Miles Amid Rescue Efforts
An injured man was carried four miles after a medical or rescue incident as staff and bystanders supported him. Paramedics or volunteers transported him on a stretcher, with observers noting the endurance of those assisting. The event drew attention to the hazardous stretch and the response by local responders.
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Turing
Vielen
Mulier Yeaier
France Approves Principle At London Naval Conference
The Paris correspondent reports France in principle approves a framework from the London Naval Conference. Britain seeks gradual limitation while France urges flexibility. Both sides acknowledge difficulty in reaching a long term agreement as discussions consider replacing existing Washington and London pacts amid German construction uncertainty.
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France
London
Paris
Aemnatta & Gener
Sarning Aboula
Washington
Germany
Unemployment Among Juveniles Shows Improvement in Britain
Britain reports lower juvenile unemployment as of June, with official figures indicating 102,000 youths without jobs. Data released by the relevant committee shows a decline from earlier months, reflecting a cautious improvement in youth employment prospects for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Ernie Tai
Vitamin A discovery sparks human health promises
A Queensland University chemist reports a new vitamin A finding with potential to revolutionize diets. The team suggests small daily doses could equal large lettuce servings, reigniting interest after earlier work by Evans and Ade. Researchers note ongoing global efforts and cautious optimism about practical applications.
Insurance Claim Details
A £50,000 insurance claim is noted with unclear fragments mentioning a private male aged year. The report references entities such as Geaby and Bedi along with locations Heda and Rep de Fe, but specifics remain unreadable. Further clarification is needed to identify involved parties, events, and the claim basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uslfist Geaby Bat Bedi
Heda
Berlin Radio Fire Kills Two In Station Building
Berlin reports two fatalities after a fire at the radio station buildings in August. One victim died in hospital, another body was found near the scene as crews battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ata
Tire
Fatal Fight in Bosnia Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
A violent clash in the village of Novaticq Bosnia between Muslim and Orthodox communities killed 30 and wounded 38 as fighting erupted during a church service. Panicked mourners and authorities reported chaotic scenes as gunfire rang out on both sides.
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Phashite
Vilage
Novaticq
Bosnia
Mbulem
Erublans Erath
Mifemm
Aan
Hs Inn
Acquittal in Burglary Charges Reported
Fragmented OCR outlines an acquittal on burglary charges with mentions of individuals and courtroom proceedings. Names appear garbled. details about the trial and verdict are unclear but imply a guilty pleading or dismissal on some counts and a discharge on others. The text references Drake and a February date, with accusations regarding assaults and theft in a court setting.
Union of Church and State Opposes Tin Hare Racing
A Vatican style debate at a church gathering condemns Tin Hare racing as a social evil. Officials urge government to curb gambling linked to racing and to prevent moral decline among youth and community.
Floods Near Naples Claim Eleven Lives
Naples reports describe eleven people drowned after five hours of torrential rain inundating the area. Authorities cautioned residents as救 floodwaters persisted causing multiple fatalities and property damage across surrounding districts.
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Naples
Record Flight Marks 2100 Miles at 232.9 MPH
A new speed record for propeller planes was set as a Boeing powered craft covered 2100 miles from Seat Washington to Dayton Ohio in about 8 hours 43 minutes at an average speed near 232.9 mph.
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Boeing
Washington
Dayton
Ohios
Flying Clipper Pacific Airway Island Incident
A report from August 30 describes an aviation event involving the Flying Clipper Pacific Airway Island. Details are limited in the readable text, with references to ownership by Puamerican Airwave and names associated with the clipper.
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Pacific Airway Island
Puamerican Airwave
Unclear collapsed tunnel triggers arrest and releases
Fragmented report recalls a 1933 event with a president under arrest amid a railway tunnel collapse and underground construction incidents. The piece references a police or military action, delayed tunnel completion, and subsequent release of imprisoned dignitaries. Names and details are garbled.
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Guilig ‘Caplet
Ceuscior
Enor Senind
Hinderburg Palace
Velanco Tourra
Uly Hamened
Fian
Oivmpind
Tusere
Une
Forest fire wipes out settlement in Charnevey area
A forest blaze destroyed the Charnevey settlement and nine bulldiansA burned, with over three thousand workers and clerks displaced as a massive volunteer effort forms. Unknown fate of 18 persons remains. three women and several men trapped in a house at Chapneses.
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John View Aaunawicki
Charnevey
Busi
Fegr
Chapneses
Plane Crash in Norway Kills Two
Two people died when a Norwegian army aeroplane crashed during a trial flight near Melbourne. The government will be represented by Australian counsel at the appeal. The pilot, a former Davis council member, was among the victims. The case involves a Commonwealth cup competition and Australia’s team in Norway.
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Australia
Tirligg
Mer
Harold Toatty
Tech
United State Atay All Boras
I ‘Wiley
Gary Len
America
Thane
Aklenor
Austral
Melbourne
Wetngagay
Ienstor Brerman
Gommnonyveslor
Austeuilas Oy
Jameite Commonwealth
Toapwerine
Kiliig
Tor
Norway
Japanese Flour for Russia and Allied Supplies Bid
Partial report notes contracts for supplying flour to Russia and allied nations. Mentions 40 000 sacks contracted, involving agencies in Guatemala and China, plus a state effort to organize delegates and branches across regions, with Queensland and other locales referenced in a wartime procurement context.
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Sue Torig
ANTAL
brit _veteria
Gapernae
Aleceni
Chinese. Natation, Was Also cacTieg MmEtTiOge Htatwu IC
Nim FepOltad
Suecutie Tn Neottt
Sheatin Mithunisa Corporation
Ras Coremenent
namlu_the
Pia Pfrachor Sae
Tour
Arene Pom
Bey Diriey Counel
Queensland
J Biroeter
New Light on the Ten Virgins Archbishop Wandy Story
A fragmentary report recounts an Oxford University incident involving Archbishop Wandragan Mina. An undergraduate recalls a curious exchange about examination conduct as examiners attempted to lift the foot of the chair to force focus on the subject.
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Wandy
Yeriphire
Wena
Oxford University
Amin
Oyners Trgb
Wandragan Mina
Nin
Bank Salaries Partly Restored
Partial restoration of bank salaries noted with a reference to CAC in the can at Bite officiau-umpoteata 1881. Some financial terms and adjustments described, with details unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bite Officiau-Umpoteata
Lessons From Test Matches in the Telegraph Era
A garbled report from London dated August 30 describes a Test cricket discussion. It notes promises about coverage and selection debates, mentioning Wyatt, South Africans, and the England record. The piece reflects early cricket reportage and opinion on selection and performance.
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London
Telegraph
Twatch
Lal Ib
Wajer
Ruslan
R. Dayding
Mme
R. Galgun
Wyatt
Trengeand
Opyaanes
Ube
Apalea—Honmt
Haret
Avrics
Trent tonlnKy Tota
Wirsete
Hayes Tor
Ate Tooths
aaieLine
Miners Union Ballot Reads After Long Meeting
A disjointed OCR fragment describes a miners union ballot process with names and unclear actions. The text mentions members and counts but lacks coherent details to confirm outcomes. It appears to document a vote or decision within the miners or employees union amid partial readability.
Maori chant and canoe songs stun at Woda Mele festival
Readable fragments describe a Maori cultural gathering with chants, songs, and canoes. The piece mentions Woda Mele Cit Bele, figures like Brivey and Ue Almere, and references to a ceremonial setting with traditional attire, singing, and a public display. Strong entities include Maori singers, a festival, and canoe imagery.
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Socohia Euphion Brivey
Omar
Sear Pass
Wagarien
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