Australians Lead After Slow First Innings In International Match
London June 20 International cricket visitors posted 184 in their first innings as Gregory opened with 29 and Matthews fought to 8 13 from 171 while Kelloway 44 and McLaren etc contributed. Australia's bowlers Crestwell Hobson and Robins bowled steadily to restrict the visitors with key dismissals. Weather fair but sparse attendance.
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London
Belleway
Bardsley
BulleLy
Dewy
Kopaus
Gregory
Eneway
Leo Misuten
Kelloway
Hobson
Kinnett Scoting
Bowen
Sinnoth
Matthews
Robins
Buxgood
Cone
Tolp
Cme
Lattar Jongfield
McLaren
Emery
Mer
Crestwall
Webster
Newton
Roban
Daniel
Hardy
Tuking
South Africa and Wales Test Draw Amid Waning Interest
London reports a South African and Wales cricket match continuing with high scoring by visiting side and declining public interest. Editors note public apathy toward cricket grows as commentary questions the game's appeal in England.
Mutiny in Nukden Sparks Looting and Fire
Chinese soldiers mutinied in Nukden on June 20, with looting and arson reported. Banks said duality shops were looted and burned, hundreds of houses destroyed. Foreign property spared. Republican guards now patrol the city and calm has returned.
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Pekin
United Brigade
Nukden
Banks
Tragic double suicide in carriage over age disparity
In Vienna on June 20 a Countess Alice Alberti and Baron Buertly, both deterred by age difference and nerves, shot themselves in a railway carriage. The Count Longway was involved as the other party in the dispute.
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Vienna
Alice Alberti
Bank Frauds and Directors Prosecution Shocks Zurich
Berne June 20 directors of the Zurich bank are prosecuted for incurring liabilities totaling 828000. The trouble stems from manager Vi Maetler who misused bank funds for twenty years. Mueller is accused of swindle.
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Berne
Zurich Bank
Banc
Vi Maetler
Sperulang
Mueller
Swende
Franch Outrage Case Leads to Life Sentence
In Boulogne a jeweller's shop was robbed with valuables scattered by thieves. An Italian suspect Palilli was arrested for complicity and yesterday found guilty, receiving a life sentence of penal servitude.
Parliament session plan outlined for 1912
The Daily News reports that the Government intends Parliament to rise in August and resume on October 10, continuing until part of 1913 if needed. It notes plans for the Home Rule Bill, Welsh Disestablishment Bill, and Franchise Bill in the forthcoming session.
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London
Daily News
Journal
Transport Workers' Trouble in London Stirring Strike Tactics
Labor agitator Mr. Ben Tillett accuses the Government of using every effort to break the strike. He vows the workers will march through the East End and play the Dead March in Saul at public venues. Eva Pa King visits the Albert Docks.
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London
Ben ‘Tillett
Vanloes
East End
Saul
Albert Docks
Roosevelt Bomb Drama Shocks Chicago Campaign
In Chicago on June 3 a dramatic scene erupted between Roosevelt and Wynn during a presidential campaign. The former accused Wynn of desertion. Flynn resigned from a committee. Rumors say Roosevelt's bomb is busted and Romney? effort shifts as Yates followers stay aloof.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Wynn
Flynn
Romavelt
Libel Action in Melbourne Court Over Truth Publisher
Arch bishop Clarke sued John Norton proprietor of Truth for libel. Judge discharged the jury for delay then resumed. Plaintiff's evidence led to defendant apologising and withdrawing. a verdict for plaintiff for 1000 pounds and costs was entered with England inquiry costs included.
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Alelbourne
Archishop Clarke
Joh Norton
Truth
Duffy
K.G
Ead
England
Parliamentary dispute stalls House as Higgs questions tariff
In the Australian federal parliament an exchange over tariffs ends with the Speaker ruling the question out of order. Mr Higgs insists on the question, faces withdrawal threats, and a motion to disagree with the ruling lapses. Mr Deakin and Mr Deskin press the no confidence debate amid strikes and government inaction.
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Maltourne
House of Representatives
Udy Jin
Higge
Mir Deakin
Hbailarwt
Mr. Higgs
Devlin
Higgs
Biggs
Deskin
Inyang
Prohibition Debate in Perth Liquor Trade Discussion
The Attorney General Walker expressed sympathy with a deputation opposing Sunday opening and extended hours for pubs. He noted Sunday closures drive drinkers to sly groggeries and back-bar access, urging actions that minimize liquor traffic while acknowledging prohibition might be impractical.
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Perth
Walker
Prices Down at Paronsien's Book Palace
The firm slashes prices to bedrock on Roota and Shoes made to order and imported. Men’s boots to order from discount for cash, and a wide range of goods like fen’s from 24 64 Indiee and Ketel tei 6d listed. Located at Victoria Street, Baniry. contact Tel UB.
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Fen
Paronsien
Ewedl Book Palace
Victoriaatrest
Baniery
Tel
Injunction Sought Over Boxing Match at Guildhall
Hugh J. MacIntosh sought an injunction in the Practice Court to stop Jack Lester from fighting Pat Doran at the Guildhall tonight. The applicant claimed Lester violated a contract restricting further boxing for two years after three scheduled bouts. The judge refused the initial bid but allowed service of motion notice on breach grounds.
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Ser Is
Market Prices Report From Bunbury Auction Day
The Bunbury market yesterday recorded prices for hay chaff oats bran pollard and wheat with chaff at 5 pounds and 24 126 pence per load, wheat at 45, oats at 10s, potatoes passed in at 11 2, the day’s ruling prices list onions fig honey bacon butter cheese eggs and tea in local markets.
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Bunbury
Melbourne
Adelaide
Not half bad tea room for a girl in 1900s era
A narrator comments on tearoom culture noting many women marry or start businesses, and that tea quality and service drive repeat visits. She hints men rarely attend and reflects on customer satisfaction and the popularity of Ruby No.7.
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Tndante
Fancy dress ball marks Wellington Foresters event
Ancient Foresters ball at Lyric Theatre on Wor kedday drew a mixed crowd with two full costumes and several individuals. Capt Werderon’s banner and gallery voting framed the prize, won by Mr. Connelly as Peacock for best group effort and Mrs. Connelly for best ladies’ costume. a light supper followed with attendees listed among hosts and committee members.
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Wellington
Foresters’ Lodge
Ole Lyric Cheatre
Thiel
Werderon
Glenlee
Connelly
Alise Beiulan
Morar
Chad Sink Whitty
Wa Cuttons
Ail Vorwenneil
Phe
Muses
Ay Y. Mutt
FL Shop
Manstone
Tyshaw
Secrtary
Me. Crossan
M. White
B. Semmens
Brown
Moseis
A. Lewis
R. McDonald
Ford
Beeclam
Me Connolly
Assault and Robbery Report In Wittenconstrest
Aged man John Cree, arrested by Constable Smith on Thursday, alleges assault and robbery by a unknown trio. He claimed about £11 in gold and notes was taken, but police found no money in custody. Cree is intoxicated and cannot provide identifying details. Greer faced drunkenness charges, was cautioned and acquitted.
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John Cree
Smith
Wittenconstrest
Ainning
Hix Agsulanta
Greer
Weaver
Ramey
J.P
Three Sailors Arrested Over Ulfan Incident
Three men named Ernest Holmes Alfred Perkin and Thomas Douglas firemen aboard a steamer in port were arrested in connection with the Ulfan case. They are charged with assault and are reportedly in custody after an incident Thursday night involving a mill hand described companion.
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Lax
Ernest Holmes
Alfred Perkin
Thomas Douglas
Yuen
Ner
Reverend Fellows Returns to Bunbury After Western Australia Tour
The Rev. 8. B. Fellows, president of the Methodist Church in Western Australia, returned to Bunbury after a three month absence spent touring the Nor West district. He conducted special meetings from the north to Pongues, met with office bearers, and reported on progress in church matters. He heads to Fremantia for interviews and will present his Nor West trip report to the conference committee before returning to headquarters.
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8. B. Fellows
Methodist Church
Western Australia
Bunbury
Toon
Nori
Pongues
Mpetinua Ware
Orr
Fellown
Fremantia
Bia
Harvey Notes Brief Week in Town and Market
Brief Harvey notes report little major event this week with market activity and grower prices steady. Plans are underway for the annual eteas show at the dal end of August, secretary K R Walters aiming to publish the prize schedule soon. Widespread concern over thefts as the new season brings pilfering. Citrus Society seeks police protection and a new Commissioner is urged to address vandalism and fruit theft.
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Harvey Worth
Dal
Me. K. R. Walters
Hull
K. O. Hayward
Tday
Hayward
Wetberg
Anny
Harvey
Jook
Weange Vesson
Soukon
Evs
Citrus Society
Cotumssigner
Amusements at Lyric Next Monday Night
West's Pictures presents a varied programme at the Lyric including A Would-Be Star a clear housemaid comedy The Man from the Foothills a Picturesque Crimea drama The Trail through the Hills a western with thrills The Absent-Minded Man a farce with John Bunny The Hirkville Boys a clever comedy Cultivation of Coffee an industrial study The Patch a Vitagraph drama Bill Goat a funny feature and more.
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West
Habomana Biyar
Crimea
Vitagraph
John Bunny
Hirkville Boys
A.B. Company
Vitagraph Co
Sunday Night Screenings by National Philosophy Company
The Lyne Theatre presents a Sunday night program featuring The Daisy Cowboys Edison drama, Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, Heart of an Indian Maid UK drama, Natural History at the Zoo, Her Cowboy Lover Vita drama, and Japanese Types.
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National Phosophy Company
Lyne Theatre
Edison
Cambridge
U.K
The
Zoo
Vita
State owned steamers face Nor'West trade debate
The letter argues the government purchase of steamers for the Nor'West trade may fail to aid working families due to meat prices and boarding costs. It claims there is no room for more state boats, doubts government patronage, and notes smaller operators could profit by supplying cattle.
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Ttig
Goerrmmensi
Vlempen Mest
Moxom
Adelaide
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