Moorefield Races Set for Saturday at Sydney
Sydney juey February 12 Moorefield races headlined by a four acceptors handicap and two Kogarah Stakes divisions selections include Nursery Colonel North Bandbox and Ring Capella with a long list of entrants in a crowded program.
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Sydney
Moorefiefld
Pomere Brei Put
Lowbor
Wing
Tdci
A . Nursery
Colonel North
Bandbox
Kogarah Sates
T. E. Miro
Cablestitch
Fonvale
Rosewalk
Highwee
Soto
Leigh Tip
Lisnavane
Volpi
Maltita
Pine Park
Swanker
Burmecide
Cordon Rouge
Cowboy
Bonme
Aries
Steppe Fg
George Graves
Sheila Pat
Eudois
Malbar
Palmine
Blue Baron
Hippasia
Ballam
Amber Rose
Kurriong
Colonel Northoo
Orient Maid
Galtee
Loteryn
Churn
Gengbin Khan
Bumptious
Eastern Joe
Soult
Coats
Racing Odds and Entries Fade Through a Curious List
A dense catalog of horse names. Odds and race notes mix with place names such as Amera's Daughter Bo Moorefield Handicap and Kesewalk go. The fragment reads like a betting board with many entries and inconsistent spellings, including Duntock Sodema 7.0 and Kalana 72.
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Bowvale
Abbie
Rueco
Te Mire Sa
Scothiom
Ticker
Bohacre Fun Drance
Cableseatch
Hourie Noreen
Glen Alwyve
Delusion
Duntock
Sodema
Kenmverton
Amera
Traefeld
Starhbern
Welifurd
Joma
Kalana
Flip
Donafia
Warwera
Lady Muskerry
Gilpin
Lady's Collar
Abbotsford
Simson
Sheila Pat Oy
Doily Hast
Maltharot
Irish Poet
Slake
Tambaroora
Reserece
Tickeron
Colfrain
Celane
Prattany
Sumac
Selinston
Kesewalk Go
Lady Bayard Si
Fra Diavolo
Allan Hatan
Melbourne and Newmarket Horse Race Notes From Feb
Oakleigh Mate quotes show several horses and riders with records and probable mounts listed from Oakleigh and Newmarket. The report cites horses such as Volpi Lisnavane Gold Tie and Wedge with riders including H Cairns P Kelly and G Harrison and notes on the Dunedin Cup results and spectator commentary from Port Melbourne Sport on Cantfield records and race times.
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Melbourne
Oakleigh
Etive
Bandorria
Molly
Lanmon
Volpi
Curraween
Lord Setay
Enudoxius
Lystrim
Fram
Wedge
Sexta
Mareca
H. Cairns
Marty’s Robe
P CV' Neill
Ready Are Ready
P Kelly
G. Harrison
Gold Tie
A. Davis
Chal
J. Kellorn
Endoxus
L Franklin
Frais
C Perkins
Lanmen
Dempsey
McLachlan
O ° Sullivan
Maligilla
Lillw
Chryaclans Sextia
Euselvies
Hand
Chrome
Carriole
Clan Fingow
Ardnaree
Wildun
Sereneor
Earlborn
Eastcourt
Colbert
Defence
Daarewin
Australian swimmers eye Antwerp Olympic team selection
Sydney reports a meeting of swimming association reps to decide on sending Australian swimmers to the Antwerp Games next August. It is practically decided to recommend five swimmers for selection.
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Sydney
Antwerp
Treaty Jungling Hair-Splitting Senator
Senator Lodge agrees to modify the Dominion vote clause so the United States will not be bound by any decision of the Te Ge Wen as overseas Dominions have voted. The revised treaty reservations are sent to the Senate and the preamble is changed to require affirmative acceptance by other powers.
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Washington
Lodge
United States
Senate
The Glooshko Case Brisbanes Police Court Hearing
George Glooshko faces charges of unlawfully killing Kate Islooshko and attempting to kill his three other children in a domestic dispute. Witnesses describe a quarrel at the family home, attempted shooting, and the mother fleeing through a window. The defendant was remanded for further hearing.
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Brisbane
George Glooshke
Kate Islooshke
Ima Glooshke
Newhbor
Ood Lema Gloosiko
Meat Congestion Sparks Board of Trade Protest in London
London February 12 steamship owners carrying Australian meat protest preferential discharge for River Plate vessels. Australian meat takes six weeks to unload while Plate boats in ten days, delaying shipments and inflating storage costs. Plate steamers reportedly pay higher storage and priority due to private ownership.
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London
Board of Trade Agaist
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Australian unions fail bid for combined arbitration plan
The AWU Seamen Coal and Shale Miners Steam Railways and Watersiders appoint committees to seek unity but report all organisations oppose compulsory arbitration and mass membership votes. They favor further discussion while remaining open to updates.
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Sydney
Australian Workers Union
Seamen
Watersiders
Theing
Cwme
AWC
Coal Industry Report Estimates Profits After Price Hikes
The Government appointed accountants report on coal finances finds the sixpence per ton rise and threepence decline overall reasonable, but revenue understated. They estimate net profits around 54 million pounds, effective from March next.
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London
Lloyd George
Miner's Federation
Annual report of Cairns Technical College committee
The Cairns Technical College committee held its annual meeting at the School of Arts. President Hartill-Law chaired as the report praised a year shortened by influenza restrictions, noted exam results led by Queensland in bookkeeping, and detailed classes, enrollments, receipts, and expenditures.
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Cairns Technical College
School of Arts
Hartill-Law
Messra Peake
Wilsom
Prend
Moorhouse
Burrows
Thomas
Carrs Technical College
Queensland
Gordonvale
Department of Inhhe
Senenan Ana Tre
P. Blanchard
Wilson
Said
Italian Premier Calls European Race to Death
Premier Nitti told the Italian Senate that nations are in a race to death and Italy must retrench and curb consumption. A Kiame telegram reports resistance to either compromise or the Pact of London and expulsion of foreigners if needed. The Kiame commandant protests to Sir Eric Drummond denying League of Nations rights in the Adriatic. The protest charges the League with power politics and sends solidarity greetings to Ireland, India and Egypt.
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Nitti
Lue
Italy
Kiame
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Kiwme
Ene Drummond
League of Nations
Adriatic
League
Ireland
India
Egypt
British Parliament Opens with King’s Speech Ceremony
Parliament opened with royal pomp as the King delivered the King's Speech at Westminster. The ceremony lasted about half an hour and was followed by a royal progress from the Palace to public cheering along the route.
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London
Westminster
Freer Commerce and Investment Debate Urges Government Action
A fragmentary report notes calls for freer commerce, clearer air on European policy, opposition to a capital levy, and urging the government to support investment abroad as part of a broader economic stance.
Calcium carbide import restrictions announced today
A government act issued in Melbourne on February 12 prohibits importation of calcium carbide under license from the minister for customs. The measure, under the existing tariff, imposes duty and aims to regulate the chemical import flow.
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Melbourne
Customa
Pecures At the Caan Mr Erte Sema dermme of Woes
A fragmented review notes performances including Mary Korlyatre and Strong as lead, with Palace Pictures projecting France set and a two reel program featuring a Western battalion, a quiet romance, and a comedy. The piece highlights stage reactions and “The Slow” as part of the program.
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Caan
Erte
Lerown
Wnior
Jon Waen Tynesde
Farogs
Lee Din
Pennisi
Dever
wWenp
An al Strong
Palace Pictures
France
Palace
Fallace
Jon Largelaner
Ford Journal
Church Services in Honest Whisky Row
Fragmentary OCR item notes church services and a reference to a person named Macleay with a best value remark. The readable fragments imply a local religious event or notice but lack clear details, names, places, or dates to confirm a full report.
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