Prince George declines British Legion invitation at controversial meeting
At a London conference of the British Legion in Worton in May, Prince George refused to attend, citing dissension reports within the Legion. Sir Frederick Maurice read the prince’s letter, drawing crowds as about 20,000 ex-servicemen gathered to hear. Delegates and leaders debated discipline and future leadership amid widespread tensions and calls for unity.
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London
British Legion
Worton-Auper-Bmare
Frederick Maurice
Price George
Legion
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Tanitee
Sie
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Son Brown
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Weneaue
Shy Bregrick
Sir Frievice Maurier
Prince Gromer Leenice
Sheveh
Ayr
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Legion Wwe
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Imo Inc
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Uli
Chi Ue Weinborghiy
Auitety
Henini
Semple
Ely Frederick Mhurie
Momberrhin
Pratrick Maurice
Certificate on milk quality sparks public health note
A garbled 19th century style report describes dairy officials and health ministry actions over milk testing. It mentions a commission from the ministry and a city office weighing risks, with references to February timelines and a probe into alleged leaks and contaminated supplies.
Federal Bank Declines Asset Negotiation Amid Declines
A fragmented notice reports Federal Deposit Bank in Brisbane declining asset negotiations. The document mentions a permanent balance reduction and indicates further negotiation is not planned. An other party was noted, with unclear details and date.
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Brisbane
Multaus
Ferott
Tiala Bret Les
Tennis in Berlin Governor on Bitter Blow Tour
Berlin tennis notes report a bitter blow during a ladies clubs tournament with Elizabeth Ryan defeating several players. The match details are obscured by OCR errors but highlight Ryan's steady net play and the strong opposition from Moine, Hurugan, and Mic Hiribean as the Red and White Clubs contest unfolds.
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Berlin
Ariss
Mirrigi
Itn
Filzabethr
Ryan Ste Ferring
douUins
Hurugan
Moiese
Mie Noo
Felers
Mie
Hiribean
Mike Pata
Ehoji-Shola
Ryan Perslataidly
Ghopaine
Moteworth
Inutel
Cherbourg corroboree and governor visit described
An account details Governor Leslie Wilton arriving at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement on Sunday. The corroboree, with elders in traditional dress and dancing, impressed the governor who was entertained through supper and a tour of the settlement. The piece also notes broader political chatter in Sydney and Melbourne about Labor unity and party dynamics.
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Alon
Leslie Wilton
Tate
Iurine
Finn
Dreagen
Wisual
Lasite Wilken
Jenn
Murra
Uy -Colniellon PW
Tefisemary
Tarahire
Elliar Davids
MPV
Pecelinney
Reepouaing
Selma Gral Seay
Rernyer Rae
Mengresnary
Ferm
Rus Fonaie Ipprestom
Asi Gravistnlfirs
Soyer
Emunisivs
Qurustiud
Aupost Tor
Bonar
Erantine
Crete
Datrymen Boomert
Mae
Leslie Wile
Ie Achaol Chitacen
Mikey Vallemi
Australian pair wins title despite unclear text
An Australian pair appears to have won a competition, but the source text is garbled with many errors and missing details. The exact event, participants, and outcomes are not reliably clear from the fragment.
Davis Cup match reports mixed results in Paris and Lucerne
In sparse, garbled copy the report notes Austria and India elimination events in Davis Cup ties. The Paris and Lucerne texts mention teams and venues but lack clear outcomes or dates beyond May, with several unreadable names and phrases.
Papal Legate Visit Details In Melbourne Celebrations
An article notes the papal legate arrival for Melbourne library celebrations and outlines the organization of the Bushigrisive Cruugres to be present at the Catholic Church under the Bauih orn Grose. The piece highlights expected representation and ceremonial arrangements for the event.
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Melbourne
Tinlafll
Cenionveiain i
GuvenAland
Muniejar Elec
Tanasekol haNpeRs
Nori
Bread price debate in Brisbane sparks tax and policy talk
In Brisbane debate on bread pricing, officials discuss taxes, expected June effect, and possible state-wide impact. Queensland leaders and church figures weigh consequences, with government considering price controls and implications for consumers.
Victoria plans bakers event cuts cake for charity
A proposed Victoria project outlines the ceremonial cake cutting to mark an anniversary. Volunteers will prepare a large multi tier cake weighing about 230000 pounds and include six layers with gold accents. The plan aims to honor community efforts and celebrate the milestone with a public tasting.
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WhiteiWe
Victoria
Orien
Sivereigny
New Zealand League Tour Likely Confined to Country
An early report indicates the New Zealand league tour will remain within the country with officials affirming the trip will be confined to domestic venues and activities.
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New Zealand
the Leroy
Trade Treaty With Japan
Lyons Prime Minister states no definite decision on trade treaty with Japan. Officials discuss potential steps while Attorney General and others weigh political implications. Reported confusion amid mixed signals from government sources.
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Sanberra
May
Lyons
Tapan
Latham
OFC Fats
Sydney visit eyed by Mr Scullin amid party talks
Melbourne reports outline Mr Scullin planning a Sydney speech to press Western federal Labour alignment. Victorian and New South Wales leaders weigh conference roles and potential campaigns, with talks on federal executive actions and structure of future party conferences.
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Sydney
Lang Party
Labo
Victorian Labour Movement
Lang
Labour
New South Watery
Lewn
New South Wales
Biron
AlMerunt J
Arden
Masui
Uae
Wieborus
Hheteganian
Hayy Koltrester
Melhourne
Pavel Qupesiahi
Guede
J.B. Mivlin
Pacis
Ewi
Melbourne
Enid Fooday
Mrr
Ihr
New Sour Wales
Lie Lang Party
Laine & Campingi
Victoria
Smuinire
Caboue Party
Clorey
Esr Va
Execive
Eail
Federa Renter
Éouthy Wines
Labour Party
Slie Teles Gates
Otruniges
Oush
Noxious Weeds Survey Report and Findings
A general survey conducted by the Department of Land and the Ministry for Aeriewnulee reports a widespread noxious weed problem. Methods included field observation, mechanical control, and a review of prior records. Results indicate a complex infestation pattern across multiple districts with notable involvement of Botanists and local officials.
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Aeriewnulee
Bulerek
Landy
RUG Paceutsure
Beienuitie Research
Priicu
Fany
Coutsol
Bilcock
Axl
Naheh
Lashiarey
Iver HoluBee
Sheen
Burr Astrunelon
Wwe
Department of Lande
Tae
Rhea
Maine
Betwen
Oxford Debacle in Australian Tour Debating Wicket Tricks
Oxford faced a collapse as Australian bowlers dominated the innings. Eyewitness notes describe lively play and standout bowling by Fleetwood, with references to supporters and officials commenting on the match atmosphere. The crowd reacted amid a tense close as Oxford struggled against the Australian attack.
Chilled Beef for Britain Townsville Shipment
Townsville May 31 report on a shipment of seventy winds bechia beet and related meat products intended for Britain. The notice notes weather and shipping conditions affecting the voyage, with references to daily operations, safety checks, and the likelihood of delays due to wind and care measures.
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Townsville
Dolbun
Sale of explosives amid ambiguous wartime traffic restrictions
An obscure report describes the sale and handling of explosive materials with vague references to regimental controls, government oversight, and the timing of a nighttime sale. The account mentions authorities, safety concerns, and potential illicit procurement, reflecting wartime procurement anxiety and policing challenges.
Reform debates hit India White Paper proposals
In Kolkata on May 21 opposition leaders challenge the White Paper proposals. The article notes heated exchanges and questions about the paper's legitimacy while lawmakers demand clarity on reforms. The scene captures the political tension as the government defends its agenda amid opposition critique.
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