Birthday greetings from Australia in royal notices
The text records a ceremonial birthday message to the Prince of Wales from Australia’s government and people. It mentions the Prince’s birthday anniversary, royal congratulations, and future travel plans including a Centenary Exhibition in Antwerp. It preserves date-like fragments and dignitary language.
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Uanberra
Lord Stoncheven
Waanton Atal
Prine Uf Wales
Autrey
Hue
Australian Cable Service Traffords Fourt July Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Beckett Walker Hornibrook and a football or game event on July 7. Details are unclear but reference a person with a bad leg and possible secretary involvement. No clear outcome or full names to confirm.
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oLp Trafford
Joe
A Beckett
Walker
Securiary
Hornibrook
Shipwreck Near Port Moresby Claims Berges Child
A passenger liner foundered near Port Moresby as the vessel veered and capsized. Mrs Berge and a child were swept overboard. native rescuers helped survivors. The child died and was buried at Kerema. Mrs Berge survived after nine hours in the sea.
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Berge
Karena
Bomb explosions injure several police officers in six Indian towns
In Calcutta on June 20 reports say simultaneous bombs wounded multiple officers including an inspector seriously, with several constables and sub inspectors sustaining injuries. The attack distressed aviation and police services across Amritsar, Ralpindi, Shekerper, and Arayalipur, heightening fear and jeopardizing morale amid British rule.
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Calcutta
Amritsar
Ralpindi
Shekerper
Fentons return from Naval Conference boosts Australian stability
Sydney June 20 Mr Fenton minister for Trade and Customs said Australia’s stability is assured in the minds of all after the recent Naval Conference. He described efforts to reduce imports and encourage exports, noted tariff changes attracting British and American investment, and affirmed plans to discuss trade at the Imperial and Economic Conference next year.
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Sydney
Australia
Fopton
Thorraughly
London
New York
Vive Hawke
England
Amercan
Mir
Fenton
Swark
Sone Sears
Fentye
Gondard
Argentun
Aco
Louridlaret
Fae
Nmieiters Naarvat
Himwelf Ae
Arena Company
Genkdard
Pincesyar Company
Mr Jones
Surrey Match Drawn as Hobbs’s Useful Century
Surrey match drawn with Hobbs delivering a century of value. Aurtain 1st innings 38 declared, two wishes for a drawn game noted as the essence of the result.
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Surrey
Hobbs
Aurtain
Inalage
Gas Explosion Kills 35 in Mari Mine Incident
Reports from London dated June 19 describe a deadly wine gas explosion at the Mari mine near Donetsk that killed 35 people and injured 29. Two officials were arrested as authorities and investigators probe the disaster.
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London
Cinardins
Moscow
Mari
Bam
Comerinciny
Meat famine sparks strikes and abattoir unrest in Sydney
In Sydney a meat shortage and labor strife dominates city life as abattoir workers consider action. Reports say many plants shut or reduced output while officials and employers negotiate amid food supply fears. The situation threatens meals and livelihoods across the region as authorities monitor the crisis.
Government coalition majority strengthens in election
The governing bloc secured 35 seats with support from multiple partners. Premier and cabinet leaders vow continued reform as opposition parties challenge the mandate amid post election tensions.
British Delegates League of Nations Reported in London
In London a delegation announced in the headquarters that the chief British envoy to the League of Nations is the Secretary for Foreign Affairs Mr. Hendervons, with a board member and others including Cecil and Mrs Stwan Law fener noted.
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British Delegates League OF Wi Nations
London
Jane Fs
Secretar
Ale
H Hendervons
True
Graham
Coum Cecil
Stwan Law Fener
Death sentence in murder case at Eau Kewrayoue
In the evintinal court Cecil Charles was found guilty of the murder of his father Sete Charles aged eight at Eau Kewrayoue, Ayr U4. The court pronounced the sentence death.
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Sydney
Jane
Cecil Charles
Sete Charles
Eau Kewrayoue
Blaze destroys multiple structures in Leyburn incident
A fire at 1 Melwyres Street, Leyburn, destroyed a block of buildings early on June 2. It gutted four houses, with emergency crews battling the flames as debris and smoke filled the area. No injuries are reported, but extensive damage is feared.
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Leyburn
Teuba
Melwyres Street
Berhurn
Vie
Amarentiu
Hyperannuation Scheme Controversy Divides Railways Staff
Brisbane reports a June 20 discussion among permanent land railway workers about adopting the governments superannuation plan. A conference reviewed the scheme with minister Morgan addressing employees, considering majority thresholds and possible amendments. The Railway Transport Council backs the scheme and urges acceptance.
Australian Cable Servier Detroi Kidnapping Ring Arrests
June 9 report from Detroit details arrests after police exposed a kidnapping and murder plot led by a convicted kidnapper. The gang, including an attorney and a high-ranking member, tortured victims with burning irons and other brutal methods to coerce payoffs. Key figures named include Joseph Lawran, Reuben Coq, Mee ors O'Reardum, John Mariano, and Jarry De oug wan. The group kidnapped David Cass before plans went awry, ending in his death. cash recoveries and bail figures are cited, with extensive violence described in vague terms.
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Detroit
Joseph Lawran
Runa
Reuben Coq
Laman
Conn
Yyalves
Laman Peng
Gestalntelon
Victins
Prik E Man
John Mariano
Jarry de Oug Wan
Ramon
David Cass
Export Markets Policy Aims To Boost Trade And Stability
A Canberra report quotes M Parker Moloney stating export trade development should profit growers and curb price volatility. He notes broad export interest and Melbourne discussions urging a national marketing body, with plans contingent on ministerial cooperation and forthcoming revisitations.
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Canberra
M. Parker Moloney
Public protection from excessive prices amid federal action
Canberra June 20 Government aims to shield public from price exploitation. Minister Ford announced a special investigation unit led by Mr A R Townsend to review emene ri ad and related bounty matters, with experts to advise on price controls and enforcement.
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Canberra
Customs
Mir
Ford
A. R. Townsend
Emenee Ri
Bexar
McCormack Allegations Highlight Corruption in Mines
Brisbane report details alleged bribes and dishonest gains surrounding McCormack and Goddard in the Mun fina mines saga. It cites improper share allocations, ministerial involvement, and manipulated ore shipments at the smelters, with evidence from auditors and witnesses.
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Wyesti
Smeltepa
Gashlyry
Smuthery
Goddard
SPP
Munand
Pvrtion
Roanager
Maize Pool Board faces resignations after turmoil
At a Tolga meeting on August 22 a Maize Pool Board session saw resignations demanded amid friction between the board and its manager together with a government intervention plea. A committee was formed to restore relations and Hough chaired the group while Hall served as secretary. Collins resigned and the matter was sent to the Minister for Agriculture for action.
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Sara
Hough
Hall
Collins
Fragmented OCR text from old Mines inquiry report
Disjointed transcript describes hearings on the Mungana mines, witnesses including Mr Hughes, Mr Reid, Mr Theodore, and Mr McCormack. The fragment notes inspections, government focus, and alleged conflicts of interest, with mentions of votes, chairmen, and investigative committee actions.
Startling Allegations Shake Rockhampton Jockey Race
Fragmented report details alleged race fixing and bets involving stewards and jockeys at Rockhampton. The appeal and statements from witnesses reference suspicions around a January event and a nearby trainer with connections to named riders. The chaotic wording reflects damaged text, but the core claim concerns alleged improprieties in a horse racing meeting and potential disciplinary actions.
Fragmentary Account of Mine Syndicate Inquiries
Disjointed testimony outlines alleged financial dealings in a mining syndicate. Key figures McCormack Theodore and others face scrutiny over withdrawals and shares linked to Mungana purchase. Evidence traces £1500 hall share and £750 cash drawn post sale, with unclear final beneficiaries and dividends.
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Frank Jones
Mr. Theodore
Mr. McCormack
Theodore
Ahern
Jensen
Revd
Theodine
fcCormack
Mungana
Jersen
Jones
SleCormacs
Motil
Mie McCar
Nack
Soeig
Youn
McCorwaach
Thendure
McCormack
Musyana
Magnd
Hoth
Feyard
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