Australia All Out for 21g as Rain Disrupts Seventh Test
The seventh test at Nottingham saw Australia dismissed for 21 with rain interrupting play. Bardsley 28 and Gregory 0 faced steady bowling from Pegler and Faulkner while Nourne and Llewellyn offered brief resistance before clouds and bad light halted proceedings with Australia 218 in the match.
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London
Nottingham
Aell
Bardaley
Gregory
Ruus
Nourne
Llewellyn
Bardsley
Pegler
Iminnott
Faulkner
Emory
Matthews
Emery
Riglt
Et Bateman
War Hazlitt
Tim
Whitty
Arkeck
Ard
New Zealand Lord Pool Appointed Governor
August Guig announced that Lord Pool has been appointed to serve as Governor of Zealand, with Lonsdon named in official capacity for the post.
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Lonsdon
Guig
Lord Pool
Lord Telington
Zealand
Australian Aviator Lindsay Campbell Dies in Descent
Coronial inquiry into the death of Australian aviator Lindsay Campbell found accidental death after he miscalculated distance and turned too sharply to avoid a hedge. Jury expressed sympathy to the deceased’s relatives.
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London
Lindsay Campbell
Campbell
Government Survives Defeat As Nationalists Help Pass Bill
In the House of Commons the Appropriation Bill passed with government support. Nationalists and Laborists aided the government, averting defeat. Liberal MP A McCallum Scott, MP for Bridgewater, was suspended for repeatedly defying the Speaker's rulings.
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London
House of Commons
A. McCallum Scott
Bridgewater
Textile workers strike in Pueblo halts mills
Intelligence from Pueblo reports 15,000 textile workers striking, causing temporary mill closures. Troops have been ordered to protect property and maintain order. The strikers are mainly Italians and Spaniards.
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New York
Pueblo
Important Discovery of Silver in Condobolin Mining Boom
Sydney reports a notable silver discovery at Condobolin. Mining expert Mr. R. Boyd, a renowned exporting authority, says the lode matches the quality of Broken Hill. The find stirs excitement in mining circles and is deemed highly significant.
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Sydney
Condobolin
R. Boyd
Broken Hill
Australian Swimmers Win Open Events at Brussels
In Brussels on August 5 Cecil Healy of New South Wales won the 800 metres open swimming championship while Leslie Broadman, also from New South Wales, took the 100 metres victory.
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Brussels
Cecil Healy
New South Welsh
Leslie Broadman
New South Wales
Produce Market Perth Last Night at Railway Gates
At the railway gates this morning 18 trucks of chaff were offered. The highest price paid for prime quality was £12 per cwt and for other grades prices declined to £3.
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Perth
Murder in New York Rocks City Officials
Vedder, held in connection with the Rosenthal murder, claims two constables on duty threatened his life if he backed Jack Roge’s statement about the incident. The press notes gun pact ties the case to ongoing turmoil in the city.
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New York
Vedder
Coritg
Jack Roge
Railway Promise Delayed by Parliament Action
Arthur River Farmers' Club secretary was asked to seek a definite completion date for the Wagin Dankan railway. Premier replies that no date can be promised until Parliament passes the enabling bill and construction plans are finalized. The progress will be watched in Parliament and a definite time cannot be given at this stage.
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Arthur River Farmers’ Club
A. J. Wallace
Wallace
J. Bcaddan
Rubber Scandals Prompt New British Inquiry
The Prime Minister announces a select committee to examine the responsibility of British directors of the Peruvian Amazon Rubber Day over atrocities against natives. The panel will assess if changes to company laws are needed to prevent similar nefarious practices.
Impressive Courtroom Clash Ends With Ejection
At Perth Police Court today solicitor Mr Mills created a disturbance during a chambers hearing and was ordered removed by court orderly after clashes with magistrate Mr Roe. The incident interrupted proceedings before the court resumed its usual business.
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Perth
J. B. Mills
P M
Mn Bos
Roe
Mills
Mr Roe
Mr. Mills
Ree
Mr. Ree
New South Wales Bowlers Defeat Ballymoney in UK Match
The New South Wales team touring the United Kingdom met Ballymoney of Ireland in a bowling match. NSW scored 87 while Ballymoney made 72, giving the visitors a victory in an interesting contest.
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London
Australian Convict Ship Survives Rough Atlantic Voyage
New York telegram reports the Australian convict hulk Sueces bas, after a 66 day voyage from England to Atworjen, endured a sequence of calms and damage, with the crew claiming the ship was doomed and refusing to go below. The captain wired a passing liner about the crew mutiny and the ship's peril.
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New York
Atworjen
England
Wales
Early West Wagin Railway Route Test Pending
In an interview with Mr. Stubbs Argus notes a Premier's intimation that surveyors will finalize the route next month. The Argus says the Premier will not permit obstruction or party axe-grinding to delay the bill or construction after his tour and statements supporting the district’s claims.
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Stubbs
Argus
New Cemetery Site Recommendations From City Committee
A committee appointed to inspect the site for a new cemetery submitted seven recommendations at Tuesday night’s meeting. They propose resuming land from Moessta Slorvisey Bros. to extend frontage to the canal, negotiating with Picton Herd landowners to purchase blocks for cemetery access, and leaving a chain wide road along the railway for easy entry. They also suggest advertising for tenders to clear land, forming an entrance to the block, and approaching the Railways Commissioner to save time and protect the site. The report notes ground conditions and oversight by the Government gardener.
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Moessta Slorvisey Bros
Picton Herd
Commissioner of Railways
Cenir
Tang
Bunbury Harbor Board Pushes Bin Storage Plan for Coal
The Bunbury Harbor Board proposes a shared 600 to 1000 ton storage bin for collieries at Collie to revive bunkering. Proposals include government support, a rental bond, and cooperation to ship coal via new crane and boxes. Delays by the Railway Department hinder progress.
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Bunbury
Auall
Sonenling
Collie
Judd
Atevediiter
Commissioner of Railways
Ciweroly Trust
Capt Dodds
Lie
Capt. Dodds
Railway Department
Strathtay
Gok
Brunewick
Harbor Board
Banbury
Snesession
The Storage Bin Scheme At Harbor Turd Deliberated
An awkward discussion in the Harbor Turd regarding storage bin charges emerges. Plea for fair business terms proposes each participant pay a proportional share of advertising costs for steamship calls, with the contracting company securing the deal.
Great Tepparnet Cure for Cough and Cold
An old time remedy marketed as a universal cure for coughs and colds. Claims of quick relief and broad effectiveness are presented in a brisk promotional tone.
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