Body of Missing Girl Found in the Thames
The Evening Standard reports the body found in the Thames near Wapping has been identified as Gwyneth Morgan, daughter of Lord Tredegar. Relatives confirm the identification after weeks in the water, with investigations ongoing into her disappearance and last known movements.
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London
Evening Standard
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Meror
Gwyneth Morcan
Tredegar
Wimbleton
Meremherlan
Future Warfare Debates in Geneva Peace Talks
Fragmentary report signals Australian stance at Geneva on military commissions and restraint in chemical and hazardous materials trade amid rising tensions. Details remain unclear in the readable text.
French Football Team Dominates Turenchy in Exhibition
A French football team meets Tirenchy in an exhibition with the hosts showing steady play and the visitors adopting a balanced approach. The report notes the matchup as a notable return of sports activity in the region.
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Wolonia
Avalftaila
New Zealand
Amsterdam to Host Next Olympic Games Funding Struggles
The Amsterdam committee confirms acceptance of responsibility for the games. About 84,000 dollars remain needed to fund the next Olympics, as appeals continue to cover costs and planning.
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Amsterdam
Tuwalay
Thuteh Olympic Committee
Ameaterdam
Aimulerdam
Empire Sentiment Appeal During Empire Day Broadcast
A Tuesday Empire Day broadcast features Teal Baldwin urging renewed support for the Empire and a clearer stance on branding the relationship with Britain and the Commonwealth. He argues against passive admiration and calls for stronger unity and freedom within the imperial partnership.
Late Earl of Ypres cremation at Wellington Barracks noted
British city funeral reports cremation at Under Green followed by transfer to Wellington Barracks for the Abbey service. Crowds queued long as legions of mourners gathered, with four guardsmen and marshal present in grey uniform. A gardener unearthed a dated relic bearing Ave licma from 1574.
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London
Thewitny
Yorra Haw
Unlderk Green
Wellington Barracks
Jottre
Victorio
Ing
Amundsen Airship North Pole Effort Faces Delays
Reports from Oslo and London describe Captain Algarson and Captain Amundsen's North Pole airship plan facing rough waters and ice. Communications note possible engine failures and delays as Fram crew monitor weather and sea ice, with a cautious push toward Cape Columbia and North Pole vicinity.
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Algarson
Rood Amundsen
North Pole
Amundsen
Pally Expresa
Amundeen
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Ructions at Bakjm Labour League Meeting
Turmoil erupted at the Bakjm Labour League gathering last night after Mir Warringtnn, recent ALP defector, voiced reasons for his arison. Mayor Harrington urged calm as witnesses fainted and public concerns rose about Labour politics and logic.
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Bak Jm Labour League
Mir Warringtnn
ALP
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Mate
Thote
Beveral
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Falmoin
New Governor General Named for Australia
A London dispatch reports Sir J. F. Radid to receive Barcurtes as Governor General of Australia in a formal transfer arrangement.
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London
Tuendar
Governor General Fleet
Australia
Sir J. FP. Radid
Recelere O Barcurtes
Viscount Leverhulme Charity Bequest Reported
The Daily Telegraph notes that the Viscount Leverhulme reportedly arranged to leave half of his property to charitable trusts before his death. The article outlines the anticipated disposition and the potential beneficiaries involved.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Leverhulme
Hla
Brisbane Seeks New Police Magistrate Amid Growth
The Public Review Commission invites applications for the post of police magistrate in Brisbane. The role carries a salary from £46 per year to a maximum, with the appointment aimed to support the expanding city.
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Brisbane
Bar
West Australia Parties Plan United Front for Senate Election
Executives of the Primary Producers Association and the United Party of West Australia agree on a united run for the coming Senate elections. Senator Drake Strockman, among the Nationalists, offers to seek re election under conditions to present a united front against Labour. A motion backs using both groups to push tariff reductions for West Australia.
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Man Appears on Remand in Serious Charge at Maryborough
Maryron Mouish Tuomlay Stanley Ryder Tease appeared on remand in Maryborough Circuit Court. Charged with rape on Nichole Siale between Howard and Cedars on May AB. For defense, he asked for trial and was committed to stand trial on a May day with bail set at £200.
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British Budget Debates In House Of Commons
Snowden moved the budget section with Lloyd George backing him while warnings arose about naval arms cuts and military spending. Gilet argued the budget would worsen tax burdens and risk Japan's mindset. The House rejected Snowden's amendment and the bill advanced to a second reading.
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Werribee Mill Fire Destroys Major Melbourne Mills
A blaze in Werribee destroyed Roberteen’s chair mills and the largest mills at their kind to Vieteri in Melbourne. Early morning fire caused extensive damage with an estimated loss of £10,000.
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Roberteen
Werriebee
Vieteri
Municipal Abatoirs Debate Amid Council Deliberations
The Greater Hrishane Council heard evidence on a proposed anticipal abattoir. Before construction steps, the committee wants expert opinion from qualified engineers and authorities.
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Greater Hrishane
Tasmanian Senator Payne Pushes Federal State Cooperation
The Tasmanian Senator Payne said he would contact fellow federal members at the first opportunity. He suggested Tasmanian and other state representatives meet in Melbourne soon to discuss cooperation on the proposed right for treatment by the Commonwealth.
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Theaday
Payne
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Methowrne
Davies Park thieves convicted of bond theft in May incident
Three men were convicted today of stealing bonds valued at £41 after breaking a shopfront display and fleeing to Davies Park. John Walking and Herbert Tivey, both with prior records, received six months imprisonment but the sentence was suspended.
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Tueailny
Davies Park
Bath
John Walking
Herbert Tivey
Weather and turmoil as Arctic cold grips Danos region
A telegram from Copenhagen warns of severe winter conditions and continued delays at Danos finishing works. The network notes a persistent absence of key official figures while temperatures plunge below zero amid bleak, dreary weather affecting the area.
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Perth
Copenhagen
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State Radio Service Plans for Brisbane Broadcaste
Queensland government outlines reconstruction of Brisbane broadcasting station and rack of State Insurance office. Aimed at a comprehensive service, with Parliament access and premier direct contact in emergencies. Daily schedule includes market reports weather news morning, musical programs afternoon, bedtime stories, and high class music. Tourist Bureau ads Queensland resort, Royal Automobile Club bulletin nightly, and memorial broadcasts for ex soldiers. Wireless set tests to gauge reception in towns on June 16 17, 23 24 25 with court hours and aerial arrangements in Toowoomba and Maryborough.
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Tuentoy
Queensland Invernment Radio Rerviow
Mr. Robinson
Brisbane
State Insurance Office
Anil
Rahong
Ly Wintione
Taras
Robinson
Queensland
Royal Automonile Club
Hakel
Tanwooprha
Maryborough
Toowestabe
Marrborough
Empire Exhibition Opens with Strong Attendance Rise
London reports a weekend opening as Lord Stevenston hails the Empire Exhibition. Mr. Lee Neil asserts the show is a greater success than last year with attendance already up about forty percent for the same period.
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London
Torsday
Lee Neil Opeot
Empire Exebibition Committees
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Persod
Wallsend Captain Suspended Over Collision Incident
The Maring Board suspended Captain Alfred Andermin of the Wallsend for three months after a collision with the Boomban. The court advised a mate's certificate be granted during the suspension period.
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Byoney
Maring Board
Alfred Andermin
Wallsend
General Rain Across Regions With Isolated Folly Fortunate
Weather report notes general rain east of Anwen and Hebel during morning hours. Darling Downs rainfall averaged about three quarters of an inch with cloudy conditions across southern border district and generally fine weather elsewhere.
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Anwen
Hebel
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Toogodlaah
Wowan
Woolooga
Darling Downs
Wie
Rolm
Importance of a Comma in Queensland Law
During a Full Court of Appeal hearing Justice Knox questioned comma placement in a Queensland case involving fruit growers. The court debated print accuracy and telegrams to Brisbane, reserving judgment on the appeal.
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Court of Appeal
Pratt
Queensland
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Storms Hit Sydney Cause Widespread Damage
Weather reports describe two severe storms in Sydney with heavy rainfall. By dawn flooding affected low-lying areas and uprooted trees near Collery, damaging 20 homes and disrupting businesses. Authorities warned of continued rough seas and further heavy rains.
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Collery
Ford
Nowcantte
Proposals For Joan Work Before Brisbane Council
Proposals for Joan's work totaling £79,746 were presented to the Greater Brisbane Council on Tuesday. The Commonwealth Bank had been approached for the necessary finance, and a reply was awaited.
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Joan
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Death of Chinese man Wong wan Surat in Sydney
A Chinese man named Wong wan Surat was found dead in a two story house in Campbell Alpert, Sydney. Smoke was seen from a window as detectives arrived, and another Chinese man in the house was later found alive but frightened, planning to go to the country.
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Wong Wan Surat
Campbell Alpert
Wong Wan
Ble Countrymoon
Reduced incomes and industrial state debate in London
In London on a Tuesday Mr Baldwin closed a commune debate by noting the transformation of industry and his three year shift from relying on capital and borrowing to earning through reduced income and new ventures. He suggested progress in about a quarter of a century.
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Baldwin
Aly Lucoim
Death of a Trainee at Armoured Drill Meet
A trainee died after a remount depot drill at Enogmers amid warnings of prior fatal accidents. Reports say artillery trainees were forced to mount horses despite nervousness, with one boy punished for disobedience after falling from a horse.
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Gakes Named to Upper House by Chief Secretary
The Chief Secretary Mr. Gakes won appointment today to the Upper House and will assume the post when the new government takes office.
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Gakes
Caw
Missing Lialeta Seaplane Hunt Yields Traces
Lieutenant McIntyre reports an exclusive seaplane search along the coast from Cape Olway to Hesdport for the missing ketch Lialeta. No trace found. three life buoys recovered near Green Palms bearing dark talons, appearing used.
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Tienday
McIntyre
Cape Olway
Hesdport
Wireless Bill Withdrawn as Cabinet Orders Inquiry
In Lontwin on Tuesday the Cabinet withdrew the wireless bill and ordered a full inquiry into broadcasting. A lighthearted exchange occurred with a grocer commenting on oranges while a passerby queried their sweetness, reflecting the day’s casual street scene.
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Lontwin
Child One Harkine Onugh
The text notes a child named Harkine Onugh and references Woeue' Great Wopmarmin' Cure as part of the illegible OCR segment. Names and phrases are presented without clear context or event details. Further readable material would be needed to form a complete news item.
Murder of a Child in Rockhampton Court Trial
Oliver Duck faced murder charges in Rockhampton for the death of his daughter Violet Duck. Testimony described a grim sequence near the Cullloppy River with details of kidnapping, a pursuit into scrub, and burial in the riverbed. The accused admitted to the act, blamed heightened temper, and was remanded for further trial.
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Bockhampton
Talice Court
Medoy
Oliver Duck
Violet Duck
O'Connor
Quinn
Faltiope
Marmar
Min Moure
Marmor
Moore
Larkin
Clare
Calliope River
Arelland
Olive
Accusett
Sin
Adda
Calliope
Appointment for magisterial inquiry officer post
A magisterial inquiry officer post in Af siomlated by Che Erecolise week sees many applications after the passing of late Mr. J. Dorrows. The appointed official will be selected from applicants, with emphasis on cash in bank and cash in hand figures and related financial details.
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J. Dorrows
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