Night Club Raids Arrest Dozens In London
London police conducted two large scale raids on night clubs in Long Acre and Chancery Lane. About 200 people crowding the dance floor were dispersed and 59 men women and girls were taken to the station. Prosecution claims the clubs were bogus with admission and service of unlawful goods. Prosecution cases against proprietors and others were adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frst
Long Acre
Chancery Lane
Bow Street
Fugitives Surprised by Authorities Near Central Station
Police report fugitives were spotted near a busy highway and a roadside station after evading capture in a tense pursuit. The incident prompted a manhunt spanning multiple towns as officers cornered the suspects and investigated leads.
Turmoil Over Greek Patriarch Exile Sparks Turkish Tensions
A garbled report describes pressure from authorities over the Greek Patriarchs exile from Turkish territory. Officials indicate government plans to expel church leaders, amid Kremlin backed political maneuvering and international concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesshiy
Foreize Afairs
Featernelort
Evorveme
Wissileerr
Lon Ruersia
Turkey
Eure
Midlands Bank Case Reported With Key Jury Findings
A reconstructed court note details the Midlands Bank case with mentions of defendants Lontos and Robinson. The jury debates questions beyond conspiracy involvement and whether parties to the alleged scheme can be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ientere Lontos
Midlands
Hank
Robinson
French politics debate splits over Vatican mission role
In a heated parliament session the chamber examined foreign estimates. Phil Tiot supported abolishing the ban on the Vatican mission to represent Alsace and Lorraine. Mercia agreed to include provisions for a mission to the Holy See, reflecting a special concord with the Holy See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pares
Tipcechy
Phil Tiot
Vatican
Mercia
Alsace
Lorraine
Holy See
Excommunication Stirs Australian Prasat LONTOIN Debates
An excommunication sparks controversy over modernism within the Vathean influenced circle. The Australian Prasat LONTOIN faces warnings against reading certain works or attending lectures as Rome University figures contend with the fallout. The move, tied to a 1967 context, follows a high profile prior case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prasat Lontoin
Rome
Universty
Cathelen
Leenwae Ft
Father Tyrell
Rich Jeault
Folkestone Cricket Week Sees Billens Seite Versus Seodd Routh
London report notes Folkestone cricket week in September will feature a match between Billens Seite and Seodd Routh with teams listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Folkestone
Billens Seite
Seodd Routh
War prisoner claims only thousand held in Siberian camp
A Lorrainer who escaped from the Plurzevekl camp near Metz says about a thousand prisoners are there and that the war has ended. He learned the news after reaching Petragrai and claims he heard it only then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Turaday
Deveresy
Metz
Siberian
Plurzevekl
Petragrai
ANOTHER STRIKE ENDED
A misty London meeting of workers ended a strike at the Woxiel In the ootles works tonight. A note from Kew urged resumed work, citing his removal from the Vinten and long employment. Strikers agreed to stagger a return and grant the man a chance to carry out his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reutert
London
Turadivy
Aman Kew
Uwver
Australian school boys seek welcome at Commonwealth event
A garbled report describes Australian schoolboys invited to a Commonwealth committee gathering in Australia. It mentions plans, cordial relations with Britain, and exchanges involving leaders and communities, highlighting international ties and school interests.
Reciprocity Treaty Caution and Parliamentary Debate
An unclear historical fragment describes cautions about a reciprocity treaty and mentions the Western Canada and Australian contexts. It references the House of Commons and cabinets, noting preparations for Parliament and the aim to influence policy discussions. The text is garbled with errors and lacking specific dates or firm facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mers
Lewied
Te Conan
Benel Np
Maroc
Councillors Clash Over Chamber Access In Dyspeptic Town
A heated quarrel erupted as Councillors forced their way into the Cosanock Shire meeting room after the President took the keys and locked the door. The President suspended the clerks and legal action is now pending to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuosilay
Cosanock
Corneliiora
Sugar firm seeks buyers for Queensland works
Queensland's largest customer for sugar lists 1X3 works capacity with notable brands Jane Canned Fruits and sauces. The rumor says demand remains steady as operations continue with minor disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Theas
Jane
Wade
Dublin Riot Trial Tolls Six Months in Prison
In Dublin a man named Alfred Norgrove was sentenced to six months in prison and fined £20 over the discovery of an underground store of explosives including high explosives, grenades, revolvers, and ammunition. He testified that the stock belonged to the Irish Republican Army and was left with him during recent fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Ondon
Dublin
Alfred Norgrove
Imperial Trade Debate Sparks Free Trade Hall Speech
An Australian press report notes Mr Neville Chamberlain addressing the Free Trade Hall on imperial trade. The talk covers Britain’s position, market size, and the need to present a united imperial market strategy amid policy debates and global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lontion
Trerdis
Neville Chanberlain
Free Trade Hall
Ble
Winniskire Sir Plus of Armerveup
Italy and Liberty Anecdotes From a London Interview
Garbled text presents an interview with an unnamed Austelimi figure ridiculing tyranny and press freedom. It hints at debates over liberty in Italy and mentions cities, charts, and a Rome or Milan context, with stray references to public opinion and censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Aneiratii
London
Tieseliay
Leonethr
Aaner Austelimi
Peer Peters
Salibiel Hut
Fragmentary Victim of Alleged Police Beating
Fragmentary text describes a man killed in a dramatic incident involving police, a pursuit and a confrontation at a location near a major road. The report mentions Walker and Tim as individuals connected to the event and a woman named Kath in a supporting role. The account is garbled but implies a fatal encounter with law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Nel
Diey Alleay Poors
Ivan Oo
Nl Walker
Prue Walker
Treasury Expenditures and Revenues Reported in Late January
The treasury records show a high expenditure over revenue for seven months ending February. Corresponding figures for January 24 indicate revenue CST 1120 and expenditure 253 0 nag, with notes of increased spending overruns and a period of satire mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanisey
Draw in two-day South Africa cricket match at Cape Town
In Cape Town the two day match between Border and England ended in a draw. Border were 200 with Parkin taking five for 39. England were 411 for four before the innings declared. McBryan scored 124 as the tunings clout faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Tioatay
Fyrst
London
Border
Mae
Parkin
McBryan
Rain lingers across Queensland with floods and train disruption
Still heavy rain fell across tropical Queensland with widespread showers and several river floods. Roads and bridges were affected as rail services experienced interruptions north of Bowen while the Bowen to Mackay region reported rising waters and resumed work on submerged lines.
Trouble with Seamen Raishane at Bestiane West Manning
Representatives from ATS and Adelle Steamship Company met at the Mercantile Slip to select crews for the Wandana and Morkarra routes. They did not find any of the available seamen acceptable, citing overall suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrlaive
ATS
Adelle Steamship Company
Morkarra
Wandana
Seamena Union
Government sets new policy for Queensland Soldier Settlements
The Minister for Land outlined a Government plan to tighten control over Queensland Soldier Settlements. He noted many settlers struggle to meet payments on principal and interest due to droughts and poor crops. A formal inquiry examined the settlements and recommended valuation changes and staged interest relief allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnsbaxe
Queensland
McCormack
Anldher Aetiiers
Atherton
Loree
Enoge Reer
Eligilande
Cay Ib
Tiitak Bank
Knowles
Amliilor
Boxing Gibbons to Meet Dempsey in Slated Heavyweight Clash
New York reports Tom Gibbons agrees to terms with Tex Rickard for a bout with Jack Dempsey as the bout plans unfold with a possible September date The announcement notes Gibbons and Will meet Dempsey this summer in Los Angeles as Rickard and Jack Kearns pursue signing terms for the title clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Dempsey
New York
Tom Gibbons
Tex Rickarrd
Jack Dempary
Rickard
Los Angelos
Wills
Jack Kearns
De-registration bid for Seamen's Union argued in Arbitration Court
In Melbourne the Seamen's Union de-registration application was heard before Justice Power. The judge reserved judgment amid arguments that the union has undermined awards and the shipowners seek to end its control, with testimony on undertakings and industry disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Seamen's Union
Justice Power
Arbitration Court
Justice Powers
Beamen's Union
Hte
Taxon
Comino inWwealth Steamship Owners Association
Mr. Dixon
Levuku
Fis
Itn
Ren
Walsh
Port Adelaide
Meekoren
Justice Bowers
Johannesey
Texan
Deine Tarpoedd
Tuesel
Dheer
Australa
Committee of Management
Tlien
Morgan
Sydnev
Dixon
Justria Powers
New South Wales edge Victoria to win via tail-end rally
In a Sheffield Shield match NSW chased 102 to win after Victoria set 255 and 278. Bardsley rose to 94 before a lucky snick and Andrews fell early, but NSW finished three wickets ahead as Kelleway fell for a duck and Oldfield contributed a single. Ryder and Tronmonger led bowling for Victoria with notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
New South Wales
Victoria
Bardsley
Andrews
Kelleway
Oldfield
Punch
Hooker
Wales
Bardsley, Lhow
Fambie Ih
Ryder
Tron
Gamble
Bo Gamble
Gambly
Gwyone
Mol
Sundhres
Bread price raise questioned in emtry centers
In Brisbane on Tuesday multiple complaints about bread prices in entry centers. Officials said today that an increase could be made without permission, sparking concern over control and access to bread supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarisbane
Emtry
Wheat Market Satisfied for Controlled Growers
The Farmers Association secretary Mr Campbell says the wheat market is only satisfactory for growers who control their wheat via pools or farm handling. Many sellers took private offers early, receiving 4/68, while speculators who bought from them now gain 1/ to 1½d per bushel as today’s price matches 4&4 at country railway stations near Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Ared Srttfere’ Association
Campbell
Countery
Sydney
Waterside workers in Woollongong face tax return prosecutions
In Sydney on Tuesday at Woollongong several waterside workers with incomes up to £1 a year were prosecuted for failing to furnish income tax returns. A stevedore was fined £100 and others faced various penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Woollongong
Court hears conflicting affidavits in labor case
Testimony details disputes over witness identity and naturalisation as lawyers question names and ages. Justice Powers questions whether the court can regulate industry amid accusations of discrimination by shipowners against unions and a tense exchange over records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walsh
Tade
Ike Johansen
Walsh
Jacob Johnson
Walah
Johansen
Mr. Dixon
Johnson
Mr. Dizon
Trotsky
Chimedt
Justice Powers
Allattalia
Justice Powsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cotin
Gouuigins
Phianaieen Ferminis
Polien
Cro&s
Siberia
England
Erin
Tanya
Avtetralia
Crean Ak
Hernin
Austra
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
Britain and Foreign Competition
Italy and Liberty
Mussolini
POLIC
Treasury Returns
South Africa
Brisbane
Proserpine
Caridwell
Bowen
Kynona
Seaboard
Trapic
Dart
Toma Coast
Taliwany
Vie Bourdekie Tilver
Stadoms
Lakslew
Wihidelr
Aswejit
Ctaerters
Baler Mum
Aeatis
Vleing
Wee Sais Carr Horth
Gandasiy
Wirtion- Wether
Byrne
Tenneville
Owl
Nas
Sen
Ron Monger
Rayson
Keating
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!