Egyptians Plot to Kill Cabinet Ministers in London
Australian report from London says a plan to assassinate British Cabinet members in London was warned by Lord Allenby. Scotland Yard has increased plain clothes protection at Whitehall, with many Egyptians in England. Authorities expect Parliament opening to trigger the plot and will maintain heightened security until investigations ease concerns.
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London
Bunday
Lord Allenby
Epi
Neransa
Wafdeanhmvia Party
England
Imperial Defence Committee
Acolland Yard
Scotland Yard Force
Whitehall
Wi Ip
Joynson Hicks
Bia
Home Secretary
Washington
Sundy
Bea An & Board of Campeign
Sosstguarda
Congress
Nil
Empire Exhibition to Extend into 1926 Unanimous Vote
The Empire Exhibition's executive body, in London, has unanimously decided to continue the event through 1926, marking a planned extension of the exhibition period.
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London
Overseas League call for empire unity and consultation
The Hon L C Amery urged full consultation and mutual understanding across the Empire. He argued no constitutional change is needed but emphasized rapid communication and overseas ministers meeting governments to coordinate policy. He warned against overreliance on mouth to mouth discussion and called for stronger links with colonial administrations.
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London
L. C. Amery
Eoue
Britain
Oversea
Hobbs Bail Refused Amid Blackmail Case Excitement
Hobbs faced a crowded court with public interest as he appeared on the blackmail charges. He was remanded to December 13 after bail was refused while prosecutors outlined large bank transfers linked to the case and the defense challenged the evidence.
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London
Hobbs
Marshall Hall
Roland Oliver
Director of Public Prosecutions
Ball
Kingsway
Midland Bank
Robinson
Parla
Anglo-South
Newton
Thins
Defence Nationale
Hobe
Officar
Maha
Chilef Ogeranntent
Anglo-South American Bank
Hobbe
Arthur
Britain and France Agree on Immediate Questions
A communique reports Mr. Austen Chamberlain and M Herriot reaching agreement on urgent questions. Other topics will be examined in a friendly spirit.
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Austen Chamberlain
M. Herriot
Murder of Sirdar report denial from London officials
Reuters reports in London that no telegram exists from Lady Stack claiming she declined the British government offer of 1000 wax lades, with Sirdar officials stating no knowledge of such an offer.
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Reuter
London
Sondon
Lady Stack
Sur
Mutiny Officers Sentenced in Khartoum Court Martial
In Khartoum a summary court martial condemned four officers of the mutiny at the musketry school to death. One officer had his sentence commuted to fifteen years. The remaining three officers were executed at dawn.
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Cairo
Sindayr
Khartoum
Down
Communists Surround Police Raid in Reval District
Nightlong firing as Reval police besieged a house near Reval where disturbances took refuge. Three Communists were killed, including ex-deputy Bommersing, and three policemen were wounded. Eight hundred police and Republican Guards raided Communist quarters at Bobleng auburh, arresting 400. A planned coup was alleged, with more raids planned.
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Reuter
Lontain
Reval
Bommersing
Bobleng Auburh
Len- In-street
Sutcliffe Displeased as England Faces Australia Draw in Test
England batsman Sutcliffe was dismissed amid controversy as Australia dominated parts of the third day. Chapman starred with the bat for Australia while Grimmett and Wallace led the bowlers, with England closing at 292 all out and two innings to England’s 1st innings scoreline.
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Brisband
England
Douglas
Strudwick
Wallace
Hornibrook
de Ntery
Sutcliffe
Log Defaure
Hichardson
Hembrook
Butamen
Tempire
Hendry
Qteadalti
Fie the
Boing
Vin Lonaeds Honk Dt
Australia
Sdtaidar Fishin
Bryan
Tiake
Grimmere
Rowe
Oxenham
Hendren
Queensland
Grimmett
Dreatest
Ane
Chapman
Tnem
Tceo
O'Connor
B. Grimmett
Wallace Batcliffe
L.bow
B. Richardeon
Bandham
Bridie Feou
Jane J. Clemens
Duane Sand
Welled
Abeluts
Three Mile Cruirse
Asa
Tag
Renee
Tina
Venus
Eures
Ftie
Purren
Wi Olsom
Hirweru
Murtens
Cammitien
Euuste
Sturmer
Priwes Malrien Pomhs
Dundaberg
Byte
J Cullen
Ts Fees
HY Pwle
Foreigners and Migrant Tensions Stir Debate in Premier’s Report
The Government officer’s report warns of widespread migrant influx from Southern Europe. It notes foreigners, many Albanians, work in fisheries and mines but fear impersonation and strain on charities. The document calls for federal action and English-language barriers complicate relief efforts.
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Calli
Walla
Fremantle
Fisheries
Boxing bout marks night with thirteenth round upset
In a rugged contest at Titel ep st Wilts Tos, George Thompern fell in the thirteenth round to Sune Ly. Thompson showed moments of strength but waned as the final exchange decided the bout.
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George Thompern
Thompson
Tito
Ugeniee
Aera
Grimz Qutpoints Bell and Odd Luncheon Rumors
Fragmentary text mentions Sydney Sunday events and scattered names. The readable parts hint at social or ceremonial notes with unclear actions or outcomes. No coherent facts or clear figures emerge from the damaged lines.
Stone Dominates Melbourne Bout in Stifling Showdown
The match features Harry Stone overpowering opponent with a decisive seventh round finish after a tense start. English challenger adjusts pace as Stone absorbs punishment before delivering a controlled finish.
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Melbourne
Sanday
Fenle Hive
Harry Stone Yi
Beane
Heean
Econoch
Stone
Colliery Explosion Kills Nine at Wrexham Mine
A coal mine disaster at Hay Main colliery in Wrexham leaves nine dead and many workers missing after a catastrophic explosion. Rescue teams search the ruins as officials assess the blast’s cause and scale.
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Reuter
London
Hay
Wrexham
Champion Eights At Queens Regatta Weekend Classic
A long report covers Saturday’s Champion Eights race and related events at Queens with crews from Bundaberg and Brisbane. It notes strong wind, rough water, and a dramatic finish as crews battled for three miles amid crowds and a ceremonial close. Details include boat lineups, officials, and the overall results for the Champion Eights events.
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Tundaberg
S. Windle
Mile Town
SN. Johnson
Startens
Pelton
Kavanagh
Glint Filenges
Defen’ Sendlers
Wille
M. Ratinstrokel
Vo Bulliven
LL. Cain
Axelaen
T. Hraveh
E. Lettwieh
Ke, Lobe
LL McUuewdel
F. Wilapa
Commercial W E Curtis And Co Report on Market Sales
Curtis and Co Ltd report week of market activity in Tulamd South with arrivals of new Rhone fruit from Granite Belt. Auction and furniture sale details include fruit prices for apples oranges lemons peaches apricots grapes and cherries with varied per unit and tray prices.
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WOR. Curtis & Co. Ltd
J. Wales
Passion Trust
Gerer
Tad
Market Prices From Limps Auction This Week
The week ending June 6 reports varied livestock and produce prices. Sales include pork, cabbage, tomatoes, pears, plums, and butterbeans with prices per item or per dozen, plus horse and cattle details and a note on vehicle and equipment offerings.
Sharon State School picnic showcases student events and prizes
The Sharon state school organizers held a village picnic featuring a full slate of races and games. Senior and junior students competed in sprints relay races and novelty events with prizes awarded to top finishers such as Norman McLean and Phyllis Kuahmell. Parents and teachers assisted in hosting, with refreshments available and spectators enjoying the day.
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Wesehen
Hewil Teaster
Iiervats
Mesdeemen Nichola
Amd
Meare
EO Morneford
Wieeporta
Raee
H N Cholsum
Bott
Shue Bee Wool
W. Savers
Thebe Finnik J
Murrter Faugee
Tose Toys
Keth Blair
D. Shuttleweed
Josie Mountford
Claas
Hes
Ronnie Thur
Shuttlewoot
Giela
van Sr
Ruby Finnie
Kirst
Hoya
Norman McLean
Perce Mountford
Phyllis Kuahmell
Ollie Petersen
Fage
Thelma Fenn
Keith Blair
Ot Shuttlewood
Harrist Fore
Joale Mountford
Jean Thair
Heather Nicholson
Potitoe Pare
Boya
Entor
AR. Nichelson
NS. Stitt
RH Mair
W Shuttlewood
Sack
N. Stite
RO Nicholson
A. Blair
P. Mowryford
Ftelay Race
N. Bite
A Blair
Chetwele Price
Giele
Harriet Fogg
Thelma Finn
R. Nichwon
Stite
Shuttlewood
W. Sayers
Thine
R. Blair
Shottlewood
Serond Alass
Mountford
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Pete
Dohanan
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W. E. Curtis and CO. Report
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