NSW wins large prize draw five major prizes fall to states
A messy OCR report describes a lottery draw with five major prizes allocated across New South Wales Queensland Victoria and South Australia. It notes Miz Jackson of South Benington Sydney and a shop’s workers sharing a £35000 prize and details about ticket purchase and a delay in notification.
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Mew South Wale
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Miz
Jackson
South Benington
Sydney
Maryborough Council Seeks 7000 Loan for Street Drainage
September 20 Maryborough enters a plan to borrow seven thousand pounds for a 16 mile street and storm-water drainage project. The State Treasurer indicated favourable consideration of a tax grant, contingent on approval by Govan coal authorities. The Mayor noted readiness to proceed with the project aligning with council aims and past borrowing of 2900 pounds for drainage extensions.
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Maryborough
Hee
Maryborouen
Oyto Cima
Govan Coal
Jaienman Wet
Jemaine
Everage
Bie Council
Unity Aim Labor Conference in Sydney Seeks Coherence
Sydney dispatch reports Unity Aim and Labour Conference planning a national gathering. The Grats of 8 ghfaular and talks of Golden Invests Ltd tie to a share ticket commission in Mammotholden. Officials, the All Australian Council of Trade Unions, and Federal Labour Party figures are coordinating dates for a conference in November.
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Golden Invest
Media, Ltd
Mammotholden
Golda Investments
Unkabe
all-Australian Council of ‘Trade Unions
Dacial Laborx
Irewinc
Sinhaltahare Aseets
Mr. Sculls
Tang Labour Party
Ta Labour
Deesident Qe
W. J. Dugean
Te Meerelaty
Groftel
Withdrawal From Ministry Amid Party Realignment
Melbourne reports a shakeup as a United Australia Party and Country Party dispute prompts resignation threats and possible ministerial realignments. The party leaders seek firm actions on primary production policy while internal divisions test government stability ahead of key votes.
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Country Party
Ely United Australia Party
Winlon
Ollower
Mani
Matty
United
Aueie Party
Corfield
Fas
Cau Ez
Electrician Electrocuted at Mount Mold Works Site
An Adelaide report on September 20 details a fatal work accident at Mount Mold Rearrair works. Foret ie eae, aged 24, was wiring when a 7000 volt line flashed. The mishap occurred as a galvanized pipe system was being installed. Authorities investigate the cause of the fatal shock.
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Adelaide
Mount Mold Rearrrair
Loiday Lawlie Mateock
Imac
Inia
Wansoex
Prohibition Repeal Debate Shifts in New York
The Avwhallast Press Association reports on September 20 New York coverage of the prohibition repeal efforts. The article notes debate over the amendment and public sentiment as lawmakers weigh the change in national policy.
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Avwhallast Press Association
New York
Shots In City Leave Three Wounded In Melbourne
A Melbourne morning shooting near Bourke Street left three men wounded after an argument erupted into gunfire. Police say the injured were taken to hospital as officers cordon the area and investigate the assault. Witnesses report hearing two shots as bystanders fled, with the scene unfolding near Carlton amid a rapidly forming crowd.
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Tom Woreda
Hossark
Miidiog
Avoin
Wea Saken
Meltourse Hospital
Os Ike Meee
Naam
Messaek
Tadleed
Big Prospects for Shale Oil in New South Wales
A long fragmentary report discusses potential shale oil production in New South Wales with plans for a 20 million gallon annual output. It mentions Newnes and the Cheseropes Valley area, hydrogenation treatment research, pilot sampling, and surveying from Caperton to Newnes, noting expert Rogers and a Commonwealth study underway.
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Saar
Baeram
Newnes
Chperoes
Waln
Caperton
Tes
Islona
Iehiele
Rogers
Efficiency of Air Force Plans Combined Sea and Air Exercise
London reports the Royal Air Force will carry out a combined sea and air exercise off the east coast of England involving seventy aircraft. The maneuvers include battleships cruisers and coastal defenses with raids on enemy squadrons and harbour approaches to test defenses at Alertsea and other harbours.
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London
Royal Air Force
Heatland
Made Row
Moyers
Resat- Stern
eNaimina WN
Desis
Alr-Maransl
Royal Air
Rise of Butter Prices in Global Markets Amid Stirring Stocks
The Butter Board notes rising quotations from 66/ to 108/ for Australian butter as supplies tighten. Reports claim long-standing stock weakness in Britain and Europe, with price support from Alisa and Nawcoe markets and forecasts of steady wholesale moves in Melbourne this week.
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Queemstand
C. Gheshy
Syrene de
Britain
France
Belgium
Tealy
Land
AL Bydney
Betlever
Melbourne
Incomplete Cotton Trade Report From Washington
Fragments describe cotton sale or negotiation in Washington with references to Reconstruction era ration wheat and us reports. Names are garbled and details unclear. readable bits mention prices and possible buyers or brokers but no solid conclusion or dates.
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Washington
Sersamber
Bae
China
Glaci
Adelaide Street Extension Proposal Sparks City Council Debate
The Lord Mayor and City Council discuss extending Adelaide Street through to North Quay to ease traffic and connect with the railway department project. Premier Smith comments on the idea while government timing and future Police Court matters influence the plan.
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Amarwun
W. Groese
Adulaide
Natit Quay
Bounelt
Hayer
Anny Street
Pane Smith
Adelaide Trout
Nortquay
Riddled With Bullets in Sydney Night Robbery Chase
Sydney crime spree ends with stolen goods and gunfire as detectives pursue robbers in Newtown. A motor car riddled with bullets tossed the thieves into flight, a chase across streets left a man wounded and another captured after a dramatic escape attempt. Evidence links a mercery shop theft and a pile of gear found behind a shed to the suspects.
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Sydney
Newtown
Reading
Mary Hun Thror
Leen
Ashar Derevtiyas
NSW Legislative Talk in London on Lang Petition
In London on September 19 the governor, Sir Phils Games, reports to the Dominions that Mr J T Lang may seek the Privy Council’s leave to appeal regarding the withholding of Royal Assent to the Constitution Amendment. The Legislative Council election and related matters are noted as being discussed by both houses.
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London
Tete
Rew Booth Welne
Sir Phils Games
Dominions
Omics
J.T. Lang
No Alarm Despite Pact Concerns Near Bonin Islands
Amid reports from Tobin Telegraph and Washington, Japanese and American officials say no alarm at Bonin Islands. Debates touch on Five Power Pact prohibitions and naval treaty status, with conflicting claims about fortifications and warnings.
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Zschange
Tobin
Sonlands
Fashington
Story Taboo Online Service Draws Official Ire Over Text
An online story tabloid faced backlash as authorities intervened amid claims of blasphemous content. Officials said the distribution violated public order and urged digital platforms to remove the material.
Severe floods plague plains as monsoon worsens India
The plains of India lie under rising floodwaters as the monsoon returns with heavy rains. Railways and telegraph lines are down, thousands of villages are evacuated, and residents rely on relief supplies amid widespread damage and casualties.
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Wontty
A Royal Divorce
The death is announced at lite. W W Kelly, well known theatrical manager, produced the dramatic formatic play A Royal Divorce at the New Olympia Theatre. Proprietor at the firm, its run and sale details follow, noting the late Mrs. Realey’s year of association and the play’s prior run and sale.
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London
Lite
W. Kelly
Roya
Ine
Olympia Theatre
Im Vel
Allmae Pte
Aay
Tragedy Near Townaville: Body Found Mutilated at Railway
A mangled body was found near Stewart's Creek station after a train collision. The victim, identified as Herman Sholay Strug from Uncen Setbariant, lay half a mile from the track with remains scattered along the line. Constable Howard reported the scene at daybreak as investigators examined the wreckage and traced a parcel left atop the body.
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Townaville
Herman Sholay Strug
Uncen Setbariant
Gtr
Stewart's Creek
Reid River
Willy Bland
Howard
Buewart
Kiholzer Witte
Chenvral
Britain Races to Break Water and Land Speed Records
Britain plans a new Kine Bird car and Mise Enlana speed boat to challenge the water speed record from America. Powered by a Rolls-Royce engine delivering 2000 horsepower, both craft will be piloted by Sir Malcolm Campbell. The trial may occur at Daytona Beach or Crack Hear Bull Lake, with Loch Lomond as the scene.
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Ahustralian Cable Service
London
Britain
America
Goth
Malcolm Lampbell
Ng Holsier
Paytona Beach
Bull Lakke City
Loch Loman
Recovery Loans and Federal Reserve Watchdog Signals
A Washington dispatch reports on recovery loans and central bank actions, noting banks facing rediscount limits and scrutiny by the Federal Reserve Board. Officials criticize lending practices as some curb credit while others defend support measures amid unsettled economic conditions.
Royal Betrothal Announcement Follows Regal Death
Royal betrothal news notes Princess Alliys oath and a forthcoming royal wedding after the king's death. The report mentions timing and ceremonial steps, with cautious language about dates and preparations, and references to court figures and the royal household.
Flour Dumped From South Cripples Local Mills
Southern flour imports flood the Queensland market causing Brisbane mills to cut outputs and staff. Factory managers report drastic reductions in running hours and production as orders dwindle, with some mills warning of layoffs if trends continue. Government and industry officials discuss possible antidumping actions and market stabilization measures.
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Greensland
Queenaland
Brisbane
G. F. Barnep
Fin Brame Hing
Obrien
Defiance
Foonsomba
Mattan
Toe
Phimite
T Brn
Operate This Year Political Meeting Delivers Amendments
Fragmented OCR text notes a state parliamentary Labor Party gathering discussing primary installation changes and amendments to invasion tax rules. Mentions reforms to correct anomalies without extra funding and urges government attention from Queensland Taxpayer and other officials.
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Rakoemon
Queensland
Better Defence Support in Sydney Meeting Passage
A September Sydney gathering at Town Hall strongly backs stronger Australian defence. The meeting approved a motion urging sustained effort to boost national security and unit strength, amid concerns over Samoa and external threats.
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Sydney
Eleeha
Ue Mefertes
Rae
Tni-Aely
Rhs
M Cew
Ulm Forecasts and Weather Outlook Dated London
The report from London discusses Mr CT V Ulm and prospects tied to Atlantic conditions. It notes forecasts of strong winds up to 40 or 80 miles per hour, a deteriorating weather pattern, and expert skepticism about improvement next year amid cyber hurricane influence.
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London
CT. V
Kingsford Smith's Return and Railways Labor Inquiry
Adelaide dispatch reports Abel Mi emprorees of Commonwealth Railways announces a return with porters guards and engine drivers, noting trains sent forth employ casual workers as replacements. A dispute over permanent versus casual labor is cited, with claims two porters are taken for each train and labour practices debated in London and Sydney.
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Adelaide
Abel Mi
Sncowpaith
Uhrthe Tovday
Commonwealth Railways
Permeneo
London
Unsigned note on surrender value and policy amendments
Fragmentary report from a Blake Parliamentary Labour Party meeting notes surrender value for industrial insurance policies and a proposed amendment. The garbled text suggests introduction of changes to policy terms and timing, with unclear references to dates and participants.
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Lua
Blake
Labove
Uel Tate
Amendor
Tumult in Cuba Seethes Amid Provisional Government Crisis
Report from Ansiatia on September 18 describes growing unrest in Cuba as provisional president Dr. Ban Martin resigns amid student demonstrations. Guerrilla activity rises in Camaguey and Oriente provinces. Loyal forces move to suppress dissent while workers, peasants, and international critics press for better conditions. hospital staff walkouts threaten services as new measures face opposition.
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Uayana
Cana
Ban Martin
Direge Narain
Rie Eblet
Dente
Blan Hernandes
Toubis
Camaguey
Reine Gattacay
Blas Hey
Nasional Abc
Oriente
Sagan
Orgata
Amyri
Monty
Peach
Cicine
Lan Clive Hespital
Meilina Dletae Les Maran
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