France Faces Cabinet Shakeup Amid Constitutional Crisis
The draft cabinet includes M. Maral and M. Dupre with war minister Maginot as a key figure. Paris sources say the proposed majority seeks to end the seven year presidential tenure, declares it a coup, and asks Parliament to condemn the action. The expected outcome is a Millerand opposition and a new president chosen by Versailles before Friday.
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Paric
M. Maral
M. Millerand
National Assembly
Versailles
M. Herriot
Marsal
Millerand
Chamber
Senate
Mareal
Ex-Crown Prince of Germany Cleared to Settle in Italy
Rome report says the Government permits the former prince and his family to reside in Italy after an application by his brother Frederick who is living in Meran.
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London
Rome
Daily Chronicle
Germany
Italy
Frederick
Meran
Quick Passage of Pony Sets Air Record
Paris reports Brouhin the air pilot set a record by transferring a pony from Bourge Rotterdam in three hours. The pony was consigned to Duton Stud farm and traveled in a padded cabin, staying comfortable during the journey.
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Paris
Brouhin
Bourge
Rotterdam
Duton Stud Farm
Cancer Cure Breakthrough by Dr. Glover in Toronto Findings
Article reports Dr. T. J. Glover of Toronto discovering a cancer cause due to a micro organism and developing an anti toxic serum. Trials in New York show many patients improving and some discharged as symptom free. Research aims to detect the organism early for better cure chances.
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Philadelphia
T. J. Glover
Toronto
Glover
New York
Electrically Fatal Clash In Paris Electric Tower
In Paris on a Monday an extraordinary fatality occurred at St Die after an argument between two electricians. Rene Royer attempted to climb a high tension standard carrying 66,000 volts, claiming danger was avoided if wires were not touched. A tremendous report followed and Royer’s body vanished, carbonized by the current.
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Paris
St. Die
Rene Royer
Poverty to wealth ends with sudden death in Dublin home
William Brown a 68 year old London cab driver misreads a newspaper ad about an inheritance of a large sum from an aunt. He dies suddenly in a Dublin nursing home before claiming the £100,000 legacy, leaving questions about the will and his unexpected turn of fate.
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London
William Brown
Dublin
Cowboys En London At New Thames Bridge Accident
Thousands witnessed two cowboys attempt to swim the Thames on horses near a new bridge. They were swept downstream in strong currents. one rider was saved by Miss Walker while the horse was secured. The other rider Aldrich disappeared beneath the water and was later presumed rescued. The planned 39 rider horse race was abandoned.
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London
New Bridge
Thames
Wembley
Aldrich
Walker
Insaco
Murder Unfolds in Berlin As Boy Dies May 24
In Berlin a man named Ligbeck allegedly caused the death of a boy on May 24 after a revolver misfired during a claimed shooting test. A black safety pin linked to Beyer and Liebeck figures as crucial clues amid accusations of Communist scapegoating.
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Berlin
Ligbeck
Hang Beyer
Liebeck
Beyer
Deyer
Albania Revolt Tightly Holds Slmaltman Stronghold
In Albania on Monday revolutionary forces claim mastery at Slitmatlan amid a government stalemate. Elhasani's loyalists, numbering about 6,000, remain entrenched in the stronghold.
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Albania
Elhasani
Banking Bill Aims to Ease Imperial Currency Strain
The Morning Post reviews proposed Banking Bill measures as designs to ease currency exchange issues hampering imperial trade with Australia last year. The plan seeks to modernize financial policy and reduce friction in cross imperial transactions.
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London
Morning Post
Sexus Pollo Cletulis
Ines
Australia
Obituary for Sir Arthur Welr Maren Judge President
Pretoria obituary notes the death of Sir Arthur Welr Maren, Judge President of the Supreme Court of the Transvaal, aged 64. The report states the cause as blood poisoning.
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Pretoria
Arthur
Maren
Supreme Court of Tranvaal
Memorial for Harikuri Om Held in Tokyo Cemetery
A public memorial at Aoyama cemetery honored a man who died after the May Day protest against the American exclusion law. Thousands attended from 1 to 4 pm as mourners paid respects with wreaths from prominent residents. Anti American speeches followed by Buddhist protest campaigns in Tokyo over the next three days.
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Tokio
Aoyama Cemetery
Taikosho
U.S
AustralianOlympic Team Faces Short Training Window
Special correspondent reports Australian Olympic competitors face less than a month to train before Paris due to travel delays. Slip Carr returns to training after illness and injury, aiming for strong Continental form at Colombes and potential further tours in Germany and Norway after the Empire Games.
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London
Australian Press Association
Parla
Thi
Slip
Carr
Colombes
Paris to Host 600 Athletes in Coming Australian Events
Charles Lane arrives from Melbourne as the Australian team faces training quarters challenges. Australian manager Mr Merrett approves his competition in the championship. When the American team arrives next week, over 600 picked athletes will be in Paris for the events.
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Paris
Missiky
Charles Lane
Melbourne
Ile Femares
Merrett
World record equalled in Olympic trial sprint
London officials report Manchy Atle Woolch’s war memorial sports meet where M. Abrahams of Cambridge ran 200 yards in 84 seconds, tying the world record. Abrahams will represent Britain in the 100 metres at Paris Olympiad.
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London
Manchy
Atle Woolch
Ho M. Abrahams
Cambridge
Abrahams
Britain
Paris
Death of Lord Pirrie on Sea Voyage to New York
The death of Lord Pirrie is announced. He died at sea while en route from Henon Ayres to New York. Born in 1847, he has no heir. Lord Pirrie was best known as Comptroller General of Merchant Shipping.
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Lord Pirrie
London
Huenon Ayres
New York
Hospital Act debated in Brisbane on district control
The Hospital Act passed last year is discussed by Mr Stopford, outlining district based control and responsibility. A Brisbane Hospital Board would oversee extension and development of services, with voluntary contributions and other revenue sources. The board could place ambulances under its authority and improve patient charges revenue. The Queenslawl Government supports public effort. expenditure on metropolitan maintenance is cited at £120,828, with expectations of public aid supplementing funding.
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Brisbane
Stopford Auld
Earl
New Zealand
Wospivil
Queenslawl
Hoctor
Lenin
Government plans unified aid program for farmers
The government intends to establish a broad scheme to assist primary producers with a national revenue framework. A new Department of Trade separate from Customs is expected, and Bent Wilson has been mentioned as a possible first Minister of Trade.
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Ache
Enrtar
Grual Nenreerinet
Department of Trade
Iistinet
Customs Department
Willl
Bent Wilsig
Trave
Enraged barracker in Fremantle football match incident
In Fremantle South East Fremantle defeated Basta on Saturday. An enraged barracker tried to assault Empire Mitchcock after the game. The umpire struck the attacker with his hand, knocking him into a policeman's arms for arrest.
Dispute Over Pilot Vessel Matthew Flinders Debated
A deadlock stalls the pilot steamer Matthew Flinders as crew refuse to sail under the current mate while the vessel lies in dock for weeks. The Marine Board’s ruling on the whaler swamping is tied to the Erie schooner incident at Cape Marlboro.
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Brisbane
Matthew Flinders
Ovarbans
Marine Boards
Whills
Erie
Caper Maralon
Federal considers extending Institute of Science and Industry
Melbourne report states the Federal Government weighs proposals to extend the Institute of Science and Industry with adequate funds to resume its original purpose. This year’s grant was £21,356, and prior funding shortfalls hampered investigations.
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Melbourne
Institute of Deience and Industry
Boundary Commission Chairman Search Mentioned in Speech
A Northern Ireland London Monday report notes a sombrasque By fase era where Tharen Cursen vows not to repeat past concessions and to seek a chairman for the Boundary Commission if needed. The piece includes a joke about Timbuctoo and a nod to Woods' Great peppermint formula.
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London
Ant
Timbuctoo
Boundary Commission
Kedron Park Races Produce Close Finishes In Fine Weather
Kedron Park held five races today with tight finishes and mixed dividends. Maiden Handicap was won by Trout Veil by a head, Flying Handicap by Damson Nut, Third Division by Mint, Second Division by Rosebud, Park Handicap Fourth Division by Allonette, and First Division by Menon with close margins and varied betting results.
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Brisbane
Kedron Park
Trout Veil
Gonaside
Barley Water
Damson Nut
Allenville
Lady Tangle
Mint
Lady Cyrus
Vocalion
Rosebud
Shiney Sun
My Glory
Serond
Oni
PARK
Sevemd Aml Ihirid
MeMon
Prudent Paloo
Birthday Meeting At Vic Track Returns Mixed Results
The Vic birthday meeting saw Master Vibrator win the handicap, with strong finishes by Ault Mateldorougell TV Lea and others in a crowded program. Other races included LOTHSAY trial and Prince of Wales Steeple Chase with multiple contenders, close finishes, and notable performances across the colorful lineup.
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Melbourne
Vic
Mateldorougel TV Lea
Beowsitler
Bering
Iloin & Herneillet
Foe Bk
Woca
Fu Ommder
Rock Joe
Lothsay
Paoiness
Cutaty Kerry
Sigtoen Athers
Kerry
Betwen Seid Ami
Atnulil
Cour
Visteck
Utrigeer
Cordial
Muster
Paviatovk
Jenatis
Seouml
Chip
Mukika
Amd
Alifat Fuar
Prince OF Wales
Stee Chase
Berklee
Fleet Stone
Tarmela
Steve Jenet
Scernd
Bledmt
Landicap
Ledhurede
Antarias
Winter meeting highlights at Randwick on fine day
A brisk Randwick program featured wins for Giggle and Trimacre as Abonday Thy and Flying Handicap favorite Trimaurore dominated. Poll amounts show dividends of £7 11s 6d and £3 16s 6d. Trimaurore won the Flying Handicap by a length with Inia's Boy a close second and Quick Shot third.
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Abonday Thy
Randwick
Hesulis
Quinira
Powlaphawa
Yursarloa
Ole
Om Cha Robert
Vandario
Tarquil
Tickevoo
Cheerful
Qultira Aye Phew
Powlaphonca
Ealth
Flaw
Tarquill
Clan Robert Aud Cheerful
Encre
Beau Bee
Inia's Boy
Bellami
Quick Shot
Inia’s Boy
Bellambi
Ekorre
A J C Steeplechase Meet Highlights and Results
The report covers multiple races including the fourth place finisher Les Paddington and Pay Day in a close finish, with Chrysostom, Carawock, Palbi, Mumblebone and Grand Urchin among others. Time 6.24, new course record by 89 pecs. various dividend prices listed. Second Nursery Handicap notes Royal Crown winning by a length, with Romany Love and Bowalla in the places. Other events include Wister Takes and Exeter Handicap results with times and betting odds.
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AJC
Chrysostum
Carawock
Palbi
Les Padg
Pay Day
Cerlsa
Grey
Les Paddington
Malles King
Cigele
Bowalla
Romany Love
Royal Crown
Peeka
Prutation
Fezura
Chivalry
Giggle
Mahjonge
Wister
Vlandra
Wireimah
Hadley
Imperan
Hit
Evens Nave
Harley
Itt
Wirrimah
Exeter
Wild Googe
Elkin
Farveur
Tike Nopell
Hondioal
Kikin
Pardex
Buckra
Oto
Will Gose
Adelaide Carnival Meeting Results and Standings
The Adelaide Carnival meeting concluded with results listed. Top finisher AlderAan Cep Mung won by preferred margins, followed by Paraiow and Round 2. Joser, Thine u Jay, Li Li, and others placed in further positions.
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Cenelndul
Alderaan Cep Mung
Dparaiow
Toster
Poursee
Throne Lénethe
Mit
Joser
Thine U Jay
Lili
Taddenedls
Mysterious Parcel Post Incident Stuns Maryborough Station
In Maryborough a parcel post clerk reports a tense scene Saturday night as a man attempted to bypass the counter with a basket. The stampede of bystanders and a chaotic rush at the office followed, with railway authorities later tallying several sacks that were billed and removed.
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Maryborough
Maryborawel
Centralmol
Rocky Vane
Wil- Luter
Varias
Vane
Myelin
Bata al Veneto Varielles
Cadet Camp Complaints Prompt Hobart Proceedings
An unclear report cites Mandy Hobart and others facing detainment during a cadet camp incident. Prosecutors at Baltes Court table are set to decide on multiple defendants, with fifteen plus one awaiting verdict.
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Hobart
Mandy
Tisimunlen
Conference aims in premiers meeting amid revised state pacts
Ambiguity surrounds revived per capita funding and the status of the original agreement. Proponents argue changes in two states and the fate of the third could alter the balance as premiers prepare for a conference.
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Nee
CD South Wales
Bruce
Government backs 1924 25 Atherton maize crop finance
Brisbane reports the government, via the Commonwealth Bank, will provide a reliable £40,000 to finance the 1924-25 maize crop on the Atherton Tableland following a conference held today.
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Brisbane
Commonwealth Bank
Atherton
Levy Debate At Council Of Agriculture Meeting
Brisbane council discussed a proposed halfpenny per pound levy on farm produce and a halfpenny per ton on old cane. The plan aims to fund administration with lower overall costs, and area trials would cover about ten miles of district.
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Brisbane
Council of Agricultures
Gillies
Cramel
Theo Owhole
Nerth
Oyondaborg
Koowna
Cracksmens break into railway safes at Sandgate and adjacent towns
Thieves broke into the nulgee and Sathleate railway depots during the night and blew open two safes. About 4 pounds was taken from Sandgate with an additional 14 shillings and 4 pence from Nudgee. Police investigate the Cracking case across the region.
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Nishane
Mgnfay
Euburbin
Sathleate
Niulgee
Sandgate
New States Movement Faces Narrow Rejection
Report notes Mr Bruxner’s definite stand on the New States movement with Min Heuser referencing Cobitet withdrawal and potential separation. Witnesses have been examined and cross-examined as part of the case, while the former supporters showed mixed attitudes regarding the New State proposal.
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Syusey
Min Heuser
Holnin
Government defense policy to be introduced soon
Melbourne report quotes Mr Bruce stating the Government will present a defensive policy not aggressive in form. It aims to provide a proper safeguard against pox tle danger while awaiting the League of Nations to be perfected.
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Melbourne
Bruce
League of Nationale
Snowbound Mount Buffalo draws winter sport crowds
Three feet of snow blanketed Mount Buffalo drawing a surge of passengers by train motor car and charabanc as spectators rush to enjoy a weekend of winter sports. Railways offered special excursion facilities at reduced rates to capitalize on the demand.
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Melbourne
Mount Buffalo
Charabanca
Jealous husband linked to Maori woman's death in Hokianga
A Maori woman was beaten to death in front of her children in Hokianga. The husband, blamed for the act in a fit of jealousy, fled then allegedly jumped from a pine tree into a creek and died. He reportedly left his family behind.
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Atcreland
Yemen
Hokianga
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