Shooting at Pialba Warybourouh Incident Report
A chaotic shooting incident near Mary borough involves Monika and Johnny Bunda, known as Mad Jeck, firing at a house with Mrs Dow and her two sons present. A visitor Mix was shot at and fled, while Ned and two others fired through a bedroom window, causing glass splinters. police were alerted as the assailants fled into nearby quarters. One suspect is described as mentally deficient, with a large ammunition cache found at his camp.
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Borouch
Frinny
Maryborough
Pialha
Monika
Johnny Bunda
Jeck
Hoebolt
Dow
Gergaunt Heaney
Bunda
Hla
British possessions pledge not to be torn from Jamien
In London on a Friday session Ponsonby answered a parliamentary question. He stated the government had no intention to yield Jamien or other British possessions to a Jordan power. He added predecessors had been informed of a likely agreement that could involve a small territorial concession.
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London
Ponsonby
Jamien
Leon
Germany’s Dictator Proposes General Conscription
Berlin dispatch reports You Kahr Bavaria’s dictator plans a nationwide call up. Ages 20 to 80 may be drafted for one year. Women aged 18 to 45 could be conscripted for civil service. The move aims to curb unrest and bolster public order amid crises.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Berlin
Kahr
Bavaria
Regime Crisis in Greece Sparks Calls for Overthrow
Reports from Athens indicate a political crisis as former minister Sokellarophilos faces charges for hiring 340 peasants to vote with forged papers in recent elections. Another official accused of distributing voting papers to refugees at multiple villages provoked a public uproar and Republican threats of immediate action to topple the dynasty.
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Tooton
Rufay
Sokellarophilos
Minieter
Tite
Venizelos
Wonders of Science Lecture Sparks Morbid Patient Tale
In the Daily Apress narrative Professor Eieolberg lectures on two patients with injuries deemed fatal, detailing a dramatic scene where a patient is repeatedly stabbed yet later resumes work. The tale centers on medical ethics and improbable recovery, amid a formal society meeting.
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London
Venus
Saya
Eieolberg
The Yellow Book Controversy and Publication Notes
A London observer notes a forthcoming issue of The Yellow Book amid a public debate. The piece discusses parliamentary links and the book’s potential as a cultural landmark, with mentions of policy stance and anticipated editorial directions.
Revised Prayer Book page from London church leaders
A fragment from a London church report describes revised prayers for the dead to be included in a new edition of the prayer book. The notes indicate clergy debates on liturgical language and postwar religious practices, reflecting church governance discussions.
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London
Mob Rule in Germany Se Lars Pirmanern Town Hall Massacre
Territorial unrest erupts in the Palatinate as separatists bunker in Pirmanern Town Hall. Mob attacks defended by police and fire brigades, resulting in numerous deaths and many wounded amid arson and brutal street violence. German authorities move in with troops, the carnage spreading to nearby towns as reports detail mutilated bodies and relentless mob justice.
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Lonthon
Pirmanern
Palatinate
Times of Munich
Herr Schwab
Womlan
T Henhrown
Fairmnes
Ron
Chedeena
Zwellebocken
Russeralautern
the Times
Pirtasens
Belog
Mall
Hose Emia
Rhineland
Pirmesens
Kaleeraiauten
Morning Post
Paris
Theo
Sydney Friday Horror Shocks Orange Death Murder Details
In Sydney on a Friday Thomas Newton alleged to police that Joseph Quinlan of Orange was murdered in his bed. Quinlan’s throat was cut and his body battered with a weapon, the crime scene showing deliberate violence as the killer left a bloodstained bed and floor while neighbors and doctors attended.
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Sydney
Thomas Newton
Bove
Josph Quinlan
Orange
Creek
Leelie
Joseph Quinlan
Grange
Renire
Hin Wita Wiz
Fim
Quining
Cayl Bie
Cather
Jou
Cote
Quigian
Nelgabourn
Dr. Hodgkinson
Acave
Hila
Polien Ta
Quinian Raisul Hie
Kocen
Ouver
Olan Hind
Bananas Hit by Disease Near Brisbane
Reports from Brisbane describe a banana disease spreading from Brookfield near Orlibane with authorities declaring a proclamation to quarantine affected districts. Movement of bananas and plants is halted as authorities plan measures to stem the outbreak and prevent further spread north of the Brisbane River.
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Brishane
Binania
Railways Upper Burnett opening plans and dates
The Burnett railway system will extend from Mundubbera to a 7 mile beyond area in March and start a route to Monto. In April a line toward Rannoa will open, with a 28 mile stretch toward Monto. A service to Mount Morgan is projected later, with construction updates and scheduling.
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Burnett
Iba Mane
Fidevold
Mundubbera
Rannoa
Monto
Fwarta Monto Moe
Shipment of ratoon cotton to Japan faces price doubt
A fragment notes five bales of ordinary ratoon cotton sent to Japan by September. A later sale at Kiche on November 6 is cited with unclear price. Mr. Gillley comments on price trends, saying the content and marketing waned and not satisfactory, not equal to quoted prices. The text remains fragmentary and incomplete.
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Bribbane
Japan
Kiche
Gillley Yald
Lukes
Buried in New Farm shaft accident claims laborer life
In Brisbane Frid Jatoee Crockett a 40 year old labourer fell into a coverage shaft at New Farm while working in a four drive tonne process. Co-workers rushed to free him but efforts failed and he was pronounced dead.
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Brisbane
Jatoee Crockett
New Farm
Interrupted Journey Delays Fremantle to Brisbane Flight
Brisbane man J Burton was halted by severe weather while en route from Fremantle to Brisbane. He reached Warwick early morning but heavy rains forced a postponement, with plans to continue by train to Brisbane.
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Brisbane
Burton
Fremantle
Qimensland
Warwick
Fatal Delay Death Of A Child In Storm
During a severe storm a motor car carrying Mr and Mrs Wood from Palm Tree to Toowoomba was delayed about a mile on the Hampton side of Toowoomba by a fallen obstacle. Lightning and strong winds persisted as the party decided to return to Hampton.
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Ueham
Mra. Wood
Toowoombe
Hampton
Toowoomba
Batson captured after chase in Victoria farm yard
Australian police cornered and captured the wanted man Batson on the Victorian side of the Murray after he fled to a Drummond farm. Two youths confronted him milking cows and restrained him while witnesses called authorities. Batson wore khaki riding trousers, a dark coat, and was barefoot during capture.
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Melbourne
Baton Way
Drummond
The
Murray
Bydney
Bateoh
Dathom
Hore
Holereon
Batson
Armen
Bill
Balson
Queensland Unemployed Insurance Act Amendments
Friday council order extends the Unemployed Work Trangulaten Act to deny maintenance for dependents of workers while residing outside Queensland. Provisions authorize agents in various counties to distribute maintenance allowances under the Act regulations.
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Bribhane
Ben Beret
Queensland
Adprowl
Alan
Elva
Murder Case in Whitford Trial Reflected in Fractured Report
Friday motion filed for bail on behalf of J Laydon who was committed for the murder of Al V Whitford. Bail denied by the court after a brief hearing, one line note cites a chinj judge ruling.
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Trilbane
J. Laydon
Tris
AL V. Whitford
Waalear
Sydney Robbery Sentenced in Three Years Penal Servitude
Sydney Friday court records a 24 year old Antonine Bette pleading guilty to stealing £40 worth of jewellery from Tree Hin Bimnoyer and Mrs Afitalielia Avungo of Rose Bay. The judge imposed three years penal servitude for the offence.
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Sydney
the Darling
Hurat Nessiogn
Antonine Bette
Guilir
Jaweltery
Killing a Sweetheart The Irishes Charged in Charlton Murder
Charles Sydney Johnson faced murder charges over a December fatal attack in a Charlton house on Kathleen Price. Evidence suggests a brute assault with a saw and knife, with claims of cocaine use and an alleged motive tied to personal relationships.
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Melbourne
Sydney Johnson
Kathleen Price
Charlton
Mia
Ormond
Johnson
Reed
Egypt Claims Tomb Treasures Belong to Government
Daily Express Luxor correspondent reports the government is contesting the legal ownership of oil wealth linked to Tutankhamun remains. Carter argues Egyptian law grants half the treasures to him due to prior tomb robbing. Officials say the tomb was not previously violated and the artifacts remain government property.
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London
Exprema Luxor
Carter
Tutankhameng
Daily Express
Cairo
Adam
Aviator Travers Killed in Croydon Monoplane Crash
Colonel Travers, former head of the Technical Information Branch, died at Croydon aerodrome in the crash of an experimental thick-wing monoplane. He served with naval military air services and recently joined the aviation wing under the Italian government.
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London
Travers
Arlainy Toet Briliant
Air Ministry
Croydon
Naval
Theunniuc
Hilian
Shark Sensation at Brogte Beach Ends in Tragedy
Lana Derrett, the victim of a shark attack at Brogte Beach on Thursday, survived after being dragged to shore by Sydney Faday and others. Derrett lost her left leg below the knee and her right leg at the ankle, while bystanders and Constable Rawhbrooke aided her until medical help arrived.
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Sydney
Lana Derrett
Brogte
Thurad
Syber
Bennett Atm Brown
Miss Derrett
Min Derrete
Rawhbrooke
Ani
Misa Derrett
Mioa Derrett
Police raid arrests four in Forbes Street opium case
In Forbes Street a late night police raid led to the arrest of four Chinese men on charges of smoking opium and gambling. Police entered the premises dramatically as occupants offered little resistance and the raid was described as well planned.
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Sydney
Forbes St
Woman Burnt to Death Near Stanthorpe
Mrs Day wiles of Midast Day, about twenty miles from Stanthorpe, died last night from burns after her clothing ignited while she cleaned clothes with benzene and a hot iron. She ran to her husband in the orchard three hundred yards away, collapsed, and died soon after. She leaves two young children.
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Stanthorpe
Wyberhe
Buretto
Thadi
Stock Exchange Trans actions Mixed With Odd Notes
The report lists varied stock exchanges and bond prices with mixed figures for Commonwealth Bonds, Queensland Bonds, and City Electric Light, alongside stray lines about brokers, share prices, and an oddly appended gift line mentioning Lambert's Invalid Port. The fragmentary text includes obscure figures and unclear entries, ending with a personal note about a gift.
Attempt to Murder Melbourne Man Charged in Court
Henry Jonepha, 37, charged at the Police Court with feloniously wounding Alfred Trenholme with intent to murder in the early hours of Wednesday. Evidence says Trenholme and his wife slept when an assailant entered the room and left with bleeding injuries. Jonepha was arrested after a disturbance, allegedly remarking to a constable that he would wait.
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Melbourne
Henry Jonepha
Alfred Trenholme
Polles
Trenholme
Josephe
Ball
Cane Pest Board Proposed Under New Act
Regulations under the Gugar Experiment Bimilons Act authorize combining boards to manage cane pest matters in districts with cane pest infestations. The aim is to form a Cane Pest Board for each area and the Ministry may, on a date set by law, ballot the entire eligible electorate in the region.
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Brisbane
Mehl Arden versus Thaton boxing match result
Townsville report from Friday night notes a splendid bout in a tenable weight division. Arden and Thaton fought a close contest with the 20 pounds contested and the division ending in a draw.
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Townsville
Mehl Arden
Thaton
Devision
Weather cancels cricket fixtures between Bundsberg and Air Gin
On leg 29 the unwarranted weather conditions led Secretary J Mtr. 5 Smith to decide that it would be advisable to cancel the cricket fixtures between Bundsberg and Air Gin scheduled for tomorrow.
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Nat
jMtr
Smith
Bundsberg
Air Gin
Perth City Court hears shoplifting case in chaotic scene
A woman admitted stealing £18 worth of goods in a home-turned courtroom scene at The City Court Rose Wot Tivol 16. Albert Wohl pleaded guilty to the same charge. The judge sentenced him to one month in prison. The bedside audience included a baby and three-year-old, with a concerned bystander remarking on the attempts to steal.
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Perth
Albert Wohl
Nike
St George Society Plans for Easter Celebration
The St George Society held a meeting Tuesday evening with members listed including Cry, Heer, Promdent, in attendance. Reports from the Queeneland Branches and joint committee representatives were read. preparations for the Brecree's celebrations were discussed and the next meeting set for January.
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Cheng
Ity
Mr. Lake
Chile
Woodsard
B. P. Walker
Kery
C. Warrell
J. H. Morter
PF. Aoral- Bites TA
Maytiued
HL “Barlow
Ty Bretton
J. Aeotton
J. Bussey
Lane Ad
Meiogre
Sobers ‘Ware
Otis
Allway Department
St. George's
Biuchete
Cophe
Shelety
Kratond
Queeneland Dronches
Hundahere
Rennen
Crridootwara
Maynerd
Cra
Miynard
Flags and symbols of the Commonwealth debated
Acting Premier W N Gitlew and Acting Prime Minister Earle Page discuss the costume and protocol for the flag display at sea and on land. The piece contrasts the Commonwealth flag with the British flag and the Union Jack, outlining usage rules for government buildings and ships.
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W. WN. Gitlew
Lefermanion
Earle Page
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