Australian Abroad Unearths Fourth Dynasty Tomb Discovery
Australian explorer Thipreday Allen Rowe and LOMQUN Meurer on Austrasian soil uncover a fourth dynasty tomb near Benefers believed intact. American Archaeological Mission observers report mirrors in a deep shaft reflecting the tomb name and an almanac with perent algiuenereta. furniture and ornaments reveal a sensational find rivaling Tutankhamen’s era. Crowds face barbed wire barriers as excavators, including Lord Allanby, proceed with a planned dig.
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Meurer
Lomqun
Thipreday
Allen Rowe
Austrasian
Egypt
Waecoverer
Benefers
Hay
Canturs
Ade
Raya
Fourista
Rxcavatore
Atlantic Meet Returns to Gibraltar With Royal Escort
A dated report notes the combined fleets near Gibraltar and the Atlantic reach, with operation toward Majorca and the Mediterranean. The Atlantic Meet resumed there on February dates, and the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert was seen arriving from Belgium in late February.
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Ifleuterd
Gibraltar
Porig Abipe
Atlantic
Majoroa
Axercee
Mediterranean
Aed
England
Victoria Albert Bee
Ferm Bieland
Australia’s Growth Talk at London Imperial Conference
Sir Mark Sheldon presided at a farewell for New South Wales representative Sir Timothy Coghlan as the Imperial Conference opened in London. Mr Amery urged population expansion and migration to Australia, noting long-term self sufficiency and a white Australia policy, while Coghlan praised London’s support and criticized loan limits.
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Isleaford
London
Thureday
Mark Sheldon
New South Wales
Timothy Cowhian
Amery
Australia
Australlg
Rpire
Mark Bheldon
Hip
Ibaurn Way
Timothy Coghlan
Maitein
America
League of Nations debates Germany inquiry to be sent to Assembly
In Geneva on Thursday private League Council deliberations decided to refer Germany’s indecision to the Assembly in September, the sole competent authority to handle the question.
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Ueneva
Germany
Inde Ilesson
League of Nationa
League Council
Murder trial news from UK newspaper fragment
In a fragmentary report dated Thursday Mabwwud Rated is named tied to the alleged murder of the Sirdar. The article notes an arrest and cites confessions or participation in the alleged crime, with unclear details and garbled names.
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Troenter
Mabwwud
Government invites 44 hour week workers to arbitration
The government plans to urge government employees earning hourly rates and exceeding 44 hours a week to join arbitration to adjust pay to the new 44 hour standard. Few affected, most war‑time work already follows the limit, with private employers and unions expected to pursue similar adjustments to conform.
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Bhiseganh
Thureday
Arbitration Court
Wren
Heavy Rainfall Across South Coast and Darling Downs
Rainfall flood warnings persist as Devastating showers hit the South Coast Darling Downs and Gulf Central Highlands with 24 hour totals led by Gympie 446 Cooran 329 Guaidiod 115 and Dalveen 240. Roads impassable and farms suffer severe damage while a Kilcoy train crossed a rising river tonight.
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Brisbane
South Coast
Darling Downs
Marnnoo
Gulf
Pheephief
Oymp'e
Cooran
Guadiod
Dalvoen
Darling
Commonwealth Steamer Embarks for London Amid Ship Sales
Mr Larkin, chairman of the Commonwealth Shipping Board, sails from Sydney to London to discuss the disposal of several cargo steamers and the sale of ships by tender on May 1. Negotiations may finalize for the sale of multiple vessels while the Boy, Parndale, and Foredale lines are to be retained. A number of Australian steamers bound for UK and continental ports will be offered for sale under the line’s auspices.
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Eydney
Larkin
Auwralign Commonwealth Shipping Board
Aorane
London
Parndale
Foredale
Ihe jatVamera Mmita
Worelia
Frribu
Antiralpiain
El si e Cameron murder case opens in London court
In London the Norman Thorne murder trial opened over the death of Elsie Cameron. Prosecution alleges Thorne murdered Elsie to prevent marriage while Miss Cameron’s suitors and social pressure were cited. Trial details describe a complex romance ending in tragedy.
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Reuter
London
Norman Thorns
Klele Cameron
Thorne
Heory
Curtla Bennett
Miss Cameron
Kisi Cameron
Miss Caldreott
Ela
Cameron
Defence minister eyes air force expansion and officer recruitment
Australian Defence Melbourne reports the minister for defence outlines plans for stronger air force coordination and extended defence arrangements. Air Force recruitment targets over 100 officers and other personnel, seeking qualified individuals.
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Melbourne
Thareday
Defenee
Air Forgan
Air Force
Dito
Burglary Suspect Nabbed After Torwood Chase
In Torwood near Drirbane four detectives chased a burglary suspect through five residences and across fences before cornering him. The suspect fled a side window during the pursuit and was later arrested after a brief search. He faces burglary charges in court tomorrow.
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Aribaane
Torwood
Drirbane
Brwidee
Eald
Rain on the Tully Innisfail brings record flood surge
In Innisfail on Thursday Connetable Griffin in charge of Banyan police station reports that during heavy rains Banyan recorded 12 inches of rain in four hours. The police station was submerged and residents in danger required rescue or requisition to safety.
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Innnisfail
Connetable GriMn
Banyan Pallee
Innisfail
Pallee
Basic Wage Case Hearing Date Set in Brisbane
The Arbitration Court Full Bench with Justices McCawley Macnaughten and Douglass will on April 6 hear the Australian Workers Union re claim a reconsideration of the wage award.
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Brisbane
Arbitration Court
McCawley
Macnaughten
Douglass
A.W.U
Bamie
New Zealand Horses Do Not Visit Sydney
In a terse note from LlIsgton dated Thursday, Mr. Mason announces that the proposed visit to Byrdory of Gloomiog Nincoomponp and Chignon will not occur as planned, with the venture indefinitely abandoned.
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Llisgton
Thursde
Mason Atulés
Byrdory
Russian communism and immigration policy debate in Australia
W Marks M.T. told Nationalist Clubs that Russian communism grows and strikes in Australia are largely external. He warned the menace is deadly, linking disturbances to a broader anti British Empire strategy. He urged tougher immigration offers to attract migrants, seeking 60 percent better terms than Canada.
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Swoney
Mem
Bera
W. Marks
M.T
Australia
Avetr
Herlin
Marks
Canada
Mining Laws and Mining on Private Property Act Notes
The article discusses proposed changes to mining regulation, noting existing special provisions in the Petroleum Act and contrasting language about mining terms. It highlights concerns with the act’s phrasing and potential amendments, focusing on private property rights and mineral extraction.
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Minietar ‘Tor
Tragedy at Redfern House Night Attack Ends in Death
A double assault in Redfern leaves Mary Amith and Alice Quirk dead or dying after violent blows and a tomahawk used in the attack. Police detain a man as investigators probe motive region and time of 2.40 am. The wounded mother died at hospital while the daughter remains gravely ill. A young boy and others witnessed the night’s terror as officers search for a second suspect. The case remains shrouded in mystery with conflicting details and ongoing inquiries.
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Dowghes
Abd
Pullete
Mra. Quirk
Redfern
Amith
Omerion
Jere Azaln
Alice
Polles
Mra
Ginith Bo
Reading and Patrick Charged in Private Death Conspiracy
Sydney reports a hearing at Paddington Hyman Reading aged 60 and James Patrick aged 47, a medical practitioner, charged with conspiring with a woman named Chems to procure a retrain event for Mary Reading who died at a private site on Murchath. The case alleges involvement of a nurse. hearing adjourned to Wednesday.
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Sydney
Paddington
Hyman Reading
James Patrick
Chems
Mary Reading
Murchath
Young Man Drowned at Patterson’s Croening
A young man named Goodwin was drowned at Patterson’s croening when he attempted to cross on horseback. The horse was swept away by a forceful current and Goodwin was washed away.
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Sydney
Patterson” S
Motorcycle record from Seisbane to Sydney broken
A Seisbane to Sydney motor cycle record was set with Clarke and Biewart driving. They finished four minutes ahead of the previous time, covering about 57 miles in 80 hours 17 minutes. The run aimed to establish a record line between Brisheoe and Perth-oia5 Bilas.
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Sydney
Thornby
Widecay Clarke Wa
Rhe
Biewart
Perth
Fruit Market Monopoly Bribbane Court Proceedings
In Summons Court the Committee of Direction for Fruit Marketing charged Herbert Wool and others with marketing bananas in Queensland without authorization. The case questioned if the committee could prevent sales by merchants and whether any offence existed under the Fruit Marketing Act. Police Magistrate reserved decision.
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Bribbane
Merkeng
Naaturt
Herbert Wool
B. Gellars
KE. Bush
George Edwardes
Queensland
Committee of Direction
A. Graham
Questhom
Graham
High Court
Wool
J. Campbell
Committee of Direction of Fruit Marketing
Archdall
Moell
Butt
Price of bread debated by Brisbane Commission
The Prices Commission faced pressure from Master Bakers as deputations urged price reductions. Figures from Melbourne and Sydney show flour costs and bread pricing. Premier Gillies defended the commissioner’s independence while promising a fair margin between farmer wheat returns and public bread prices. The debate highlighted the tension between costs, profits, and public need.
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Brisbane
Thoreday
Avopelslion
Prowler
Umea
Wwesean
B. Begwood
Compasia
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Perth
J. McDougall
Gillen
Gillies
Bagwood
Ingham Trial Details Knife Murder Case
David Ballinghall atta, alias pretty Bick, charged with murder of J Lawson. Evidence shows two wounds, one to the left lung. Witnesses describe knife injuries, allegations of past tensions with Harris, Lawson, and Abraham, and events leading to the tragedy. The hearing adjourned with testimony about the night and relationships.
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Ingham
David Ballinghall
Bick
J. Lawson
Lackig
Consishle Melvor
Haifax
Kuife
Hare
Lawcon
Wilcom
Accunag
Harris
Law 200
Wilson
Mim Abrahams
Oo Keotfe
Lawson
Abraham
Macknode Bridge
Witnew
Biafalat
Rosedale Conference Committee to Hold Charity Meeting
The Rosedale organization prepares for an annual conference in Laidley with about 13 local representatives. Members left by train on Wednesday eight 11th Inglesant for a hopeful gathering aiding humanity both materially and spiritually. The police barracks near completion, with cleaning and freshening of the fielding facade, expected to open soon amidst public thoroughfare life. A week of peculiar weather brought light showers and a heavy wind Bet. Cecil Willert, son of H Willert, died, casting gloom over the district and prompting community sympathy.
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Laidley
Palmera
Completon
Cecil Willert
Detalla
Unclear clipped text about Dr. Bhel and Whitney troubles
The readable fragments mention a doctor figure and trouble linked to Whitney. Details are fragmented, with names and actions not fully legible.
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Bhel
Dun
Haniah
Whitney
Market prices for fodder and grains at Roma Street
Yesterday at Roma Street market buyers sought brown fodder chaff and hay chaff with demand strong for good mixed chaff. Local oats and chat sold 3 to 4 pounds, wheat malt barley offered at 8/8 and one batch declined. Potatoes and pumpkin supplies varied as prime wheat fell short while quality remained, with prices ranging across several shillings.
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Bsa
Gonden Deel
Enoggera Fat Stock Sale Reports Mixed Prices Across Livestock
At Enoggera today 1,730 sheep penned with about 3,000 from Springware district withdrawn. Prices for prime mutton improved but cattle and beef varied. Reports from Meat Companies and Dalgety note thousands of sheep, cattle yarded, with prime mutton and bullock beef reaching modest highs. New Zealand Loan & Agency cites 14,700 sheep penned and mixed cattle yarded amid overall irregular markets.
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Brisbane
Enoggera
Springware
Tagre
Oulea
Messrs Moreheads Ltd
Meesry Dalgety'g Ltd
Enogpers
Mactaggart Ros, Ltd
Th. Ib
Mactaggaris
New Zealand Loan & Agency
Tetley
A devoted husband reveals a concealed life as a woman
A perplexing case from Los Angeles details the death of Paul Beach who, for twenty four years, lived as a devoted husband while secretly being a woman named Florence A Dillon. Records show a past of gender disguise from Tennessee birth to Chicago business life, ending with a 1917 marriage and a second late life secret.
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Paul
Beach
Bowness
Sife
Los Angeles
Florencs A. Dillon
Tetinesee
Chicago
9-4
Eatehiinhment
Wan Mert
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Lilydale
Howard Vernon
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Linc
Ton Terry
Hemore
Rosedale
German Apostolic Church Conference
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