Jury Suggests Coercion in High Court Case
Fragmented OCR text shows a jury memo alleging coercion and improper conduct in a Supreme Court matter. Names and details are unclear due to garbled transcription, but the fragment indicates the jury submitted a memorandum about coercive pressure and potential misconduct during proceedings. The context references a judge and a building, with mentions of a case potentially involving an office or authority and terms like Ravetinies Toyo and SEIU, though many items are unreadable.
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Labor tensions rise over defence policy debate
Article reports on party members and ministers debating munition policy and sanctions, with Beasley and Lang figures cited. It notes internal divisions, questions prepared for Lang, and moves toward ousting Lang amid factional tensions within the Labour alignment.
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Sesiney
Tneday
Sun
Sery
Indy la GaWaih
Ye Lane
Exten
Ebbeters Pojitventary “Pocty
Bessiey
Garde
Beasley Wari
Uiysele
Beasley
Ince
Vitoattain
Land Court Reduces Rent in Severe Drought Area
The Land Court, with Mr. P W Shanrigit presiding, reduced rents for Kenan properties 70 miles south of Longrenc due to drought. The panel, including Mrs. Banks and registrars, lowered rent from 2 1/2d to 1d for 16,201 acres and ABSIT acres, citing poor water facilities and livestock losses. The decision, dated in 10582, reflects evidence of degraded conditions and lower carrying capacity, with about 8000 sheep remaining after drought.
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Land Court
Shanrigit
Muatiom
Shannon
PW. Banks
Banks
Kenan
Longrenc
Wijmgulieine Hia
Tony
Tim Serer
Rapaeltyr
Railway Foot GALLERS: Aashowdown tribute in boxing circle
A cryptic sports note recalls railway foot gallers and a tribute match. Names like Queensland and Henry appear in a fragmented passage, hinting at a boxing or sporting event with unnamed participants and a ceremonial acknowledgment of a sister figure amid confusion.
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Ais Lowell
Tor Mulwaye
Soulty
Queensland
Dinos
Fey
Henry
Wainiron
Abba
S. P. Men Act as Informers at Royal Commission
The testimony before the Royal Commission on Beosecutions reveals SPY informers from Avene and surrounding areas offering evidence in exchange for immunity from prosecution. Judges and officials discuss the depth of informants’ access and the risk of exposing competition among local businesses as the inquiry adjourns.
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Avene
Sgonday
Royal Commisson
Addra
City milk supply project eyed by council
The Lord Mayor plans talks with Agriculture Minister Bulcock on a proposal for the City Council to undertake milk production and distribution for the metropolis. The scheme would aim to improve supply and efficiency, with details to be finalized after ministerial return.
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Bulcock
Canberra
Wuperte
Sioner
Suburban Dairies Debate and City Council Action
A heated council discussion on dairy supply and street access unfolds as Aldermen push for a pure water and transport plan. Lords Mayor and councilors consider government cooperation, proposed milk routes, and restrictions on urban street disruption while pledging to protect suburban access.
Meat Export Standards Proposed by Commonwealth Board
The Australian Meat Board outlines proposed export standards and brand designations for meat. The plan covers quality grading, origin declarations, and regulatory approvals to harmonize export terms across Australia and the United Kingdom.
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United
Commonwealth
Firaducer
Commerce
Aloe
Department of Comy
Memory of Milowelee and Queensland rail incident noted
News in brief reports a Milowelee memory praised by London critics and a Queensland Temperance campaign. It notes tram derailment on Cavendiah Road near Victoria Place at about 6 o clock with no injuries or damage reported.
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London
Gerald
Victoria Place
Bolith
Final Recital to a Cat Programme Review
A fragmented review of a recital featuring Mr Browning Mupmery and the THOR station 4 C. The piece discusses Mummery's reputation as an operatic tenor with atmospheric style and convincing delivery. It notes performances by La Forge and Martin, and praises Russian and late modern composers including Prokofiev and Rachmaninoff for their musical quality and elegance.
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Browning Mupmery
Fisrougn
station 4@C
Gumne
THOR
Gut Fe Thu
Puike
Floten
Hugeman
Iba
la Forge
Martin
Mummery
Marshall Dinner
Prokoeff
Soniabin
Rachiantniorf
Tacherey- le Pere
Ae Aca Vellllant
Roman le
Balakirev
More Italians Than British at Cane Cutters Hiring Rally
Fragmented OCR notes describe a hiring event for Cane Cutters with Italian workers and fewer British participants. It mentions a crowd around 260,000 tons capacity and a “Victoria” vessel, with unclear names and dates. The garbled text references rates, locations, and recruitment details.
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Benin
Roth
Ork
Victoria
Foamortow
Royal honors and diplomatic talks sweep through Bristol
A garbled dispatch records King Edward's reception and a Privy visit to Bristane, noting the Honourable Artillery Company of London, Ambassador appointments, and other officials in Australia and Britain. Mentions Mr. Simmons Health Minister, Sir Joseph Addison, and various consular movements, including Canberra arrivals and Maryborough events. The text reflects a busy program of anniversaries, shows, and aviation examinations with multiple figures and locales.
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Edward
Mongat Nghe
Boston
United States
Suena Hhe
Nttillery Company of
London
Mr. Phasimmons
Wales
Bristane
Lled
Mtallion
Hhief Secreaatya Department
Mtr
TG. Hope
Jonepn Addison
Britt Mlinkster
Prairie
Sie
Michell
Iy Felira
Minster
Otla
Joseph Addison
Prague
Corser
Canberra
Tetfering
Maryborough
Australi Boots
T. Richie
Beollish Association
Uber
Bainburg
Venila
Bainbuse
Luego
Aber” Sens
Invern
Fice
Supita
Ravel
Daramiason
Wriabane
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Mall
Ferparty
Maris Aseretany
AP. Deshon
Basconti
Kowruvne
Cloncurry
Richmond
Richmond, Sing" Rugbenden Me Wil Be Seenm Led ‘Ay Bard
Markell
Egherland
Airrat Lrapesige
Cl Aviation Department
Briabate
Tor Aircraft
Anlelon
Southoore
Seats on League Council for Britain and Dominions
Fragmented OCR notes discuss seats on a league council for Britain and Dominions, mentioning the Irish Free State, New Zealand, Australia, and September vacancies. The text is garbled with errant letters and incomplete phrases, but hints at election support and council composition.
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Britain
Dominions
Irish Free State
Enderivken
Wippert
New Zealand
Leagar Cove
Stralia
Free State
National Airways merger advances amid Australian plan
The Australian National Airways group anticipates a merger deal with a major rival. Directors briefed on the proposed 119/000 purchase and expansion to 200.00 gallons monthly. Key figures include chairman Angerson and manager Dowel, with talks extending to Adelaide and other dams Cataract Avon Cordeaux as part of the consolidation effort.
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Bydney
Tusad
Tachion
Australien
National Airway Water
Mest
Melbourne
Jelly Low
tMolysinné
Adelaide
Nuuree
Avon
Alr
Cordeaux
Australiany Nationa
Peranx
Angerson
Ujion
AL J. Ir
Drougit
Boutar
Orient BN CO
Paan
Tyan Holyman
Tyan Holyman, of Holy- ‘Jonginear
Farnaworch
BANK CLEARANCE Decrease Last Week
Melbourne Glewring House notes total bank clearances for the week ended Monday at £1,034,065, down from the prior year. Cumulative figures show year to date clearances at £13,712,869 versus last year, with various weekly totals including May 25 and May 27.
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Melbourns
Melbourne Glewring House
Wfei
Wanks
Guilty Verdicts in Complex Conspiracy Case
Liminal Court proceedings report Tumdey Bourne Ry and Lachlan McLach facing conspiracy to commit death linked to a suicide pact involving George Thomas Vickers at Albere Park. Jury delivers guilty verdicts while noting extraordinary circumstances and police ties.
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Vickers
Mote
Dex Steution
Aricy
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