M. Briand Passes A Great European Leader
A fragmented oblique notice honors M Briand as a major European figure. The garbled text references international affairs, Marck 7, and speculates on his passing, with scattered names and places implying a condensed obituary note in a historic newspaper.
Rain in the Territory Sparks Fresh Weather Alerts
A terse report notes rainfall progressing across the territory with renewed weather alerts and advisories issued by local authorities as showers continue. No damage details are given beyond this procurement of grid-wide warnings.
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Letter Appears Modern Proof
New York reports describe a ransom letter chain tied to the Lindbergh case. Investigators scanned letters received since early March as authorities pursue a genuine note claiming to hold the infant and demanding £10,000. Police continued to monitor the letter’s provenance amid the investigation.
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New York
Fesuluy
Seized Tobacco Use in England Reported
March 7 reports claim that tobacco raids targeted English illicit suppliers. Secretary to the Treasury Walter Elliot announced confiscated stock and seizures. The document notes enforcement measures and possible transfer to the Lorraine wardens for administration.
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Unaminoms
Fe Focini
Treace
Walter Elliot
Tohacen
Loraine Wardens
France to Noumea Flight Report Notes
A fragmented maritime notice lists a March 7 movement from France toward Noumea with pilots Motch and Dere aboard a liner. It mentions a wireless operator and navigational duties, along with a tremor event and adjustment of routes from Parmer Meaagapnas.
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Pags
Oltre Hare Amf
Max Dere
Wireless Perator
Sanel Aenipiane Fur
Noumea
Brissie Thenih
Parmer Meaagapnas
Parliament Order Promotes Union Preference in Rail Jobs
In Sydney, an act of Parliament directs that no court or authority may grant preference to nonunionists. The Secretary of Railways under Premier guidance issues a Cabinet decision mandating absolute employment preference for union members, with all employees required to join a union by month’s end.
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Sydney
March & Althooal
Bend Sbi
Commissioners of Railways
Rifle Meet at Atherton Club Shooters Lead
The Atherton club held an agreed shoot at the range on March 6 with top scores recorded. After the 600 yard segment, results show Keller and Hetlingsworth among notable scores, reflecting a competitive meet with firm totals across distances.
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Atherton
Condit
Ae Ee
Keller
Hetlingsworth
Ossman Rifle Club Fourth CJ Crees Trophy Shoot
Ten members competed in the OSSMAN Rifle Club fourth CJ Crees trophy shoot with scores at 300 500 and 608 yards. Harper and Johnston led the 300 yard event with 32 each, Johnston and McClark scored 31. at 500 yards Sorensen topped with 32, while Johnston and Harper had 31. at 608 yards Harper led with 32, Johnston 31. The best three aggregate scores were Harper 90, Johnston 89, McGrarty 85, noting Harper and Johnston as rising young shooters.
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CJ. Crees
Mesera
Rutherford
Jemsen
Harper
C. Andrews
Sorensen
Johnston
McClark
Harper I
McGrarty
C. Anereeee
Sania
Court orders payment under maintenance case in Tully
At Tully Court on March 4, A E Aitkin heard details of a wife and three children maintenance case. The defendant repeatedly failed to pay, with arrears totaling £4 6s 8d per order. The magistrate ordered imprisonment in Stewart's Creek Gaol for one month or until £4 6s 6d per case is paid.
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Tully
Tully Court
E Aitkin
Maria Pol
Ces
Mowe
Thas
P.M
Cp.s
Mr. Aitkin
Mrs. Pollard
Pollard
Moore
Coment
Sorkiy Jn
Corel Moray
C.ps
Stewart's Creek
Gold Falls as Sterling Rises in London Market
London dispatch reports sterling’s rise pushes sovereigns down 3d to 27/3 while fine gold holds at an ounce. Despite the dip, demand continues as buyers flood counters with purchases. Harrods and Schmiges call the gold rush excellent for trade and signal a brighter time ahead.
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London
Harrods
Schmiges
Tully Gints School committee meeting outlines progress
In Tully on March 7 the Tully Gints School committee held a meeting to review the outgoing committee’s work over three years. Reports noted a credit balance, donations for wheat grounds, and several improvements to school grounds and tennis facilities funded by local efforts and society funds.
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Tully
Tully Gints
Alfee
Gil
Mackewas
Elp Plexler
E.rali.a
Mackaway
Flegler
Sociale
W. T. Uren
J. Crom
Wren
Flegier
Peiley
Pedley
Norris
Flagter
Pechey
Jones
Teitzel
Newton
Swhinen
Crom
Me. Plegler
Pan Ware
Teitsel
Chris Teller
W. Sehioms
EP. Plegler
Operatrom
Mockaway Threenema
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