Tully Farmer Shot in Morning Tragedy
A sensational Sunday morning tragedy near Tully leaves George Mitchell aged 43 or 44 dead after two gunshots to the neck. Police detain F and T Peters as inquiries identify a domestic dispute motive and a rifle hiding detail emerges as investigators move from Cairns by rail and motor to Tully to question suspects.
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Tully
George Mitchell
Jane Tarmer
Mitchell
Dore
Ace
Buckley
Elers
O'Hara
Seah
Meldon
Trohy
Lanistal
Vahey
Jessen
Cairne
Tull
Win
Aman
Wand
Detal
Avian
Watt Peters
Watson
Tully Last Maeda
Hood
Innisfail
Football trials kick off as clubs test new sides
Westland Games reports early season play with various clubs already in trial games. This weekend the Trini ties and Ivanhoes visited the Table by ap excursion, meeting the Tablethud teams. Results follow.
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Varios Focal Clube
Cutaire
Trinities
Ivanhoes
Tablethud
Trinitys Fall to Marrine in Mareeba Match
The Trinitys lost to Marrine 10 to 1 at Mareeba after a fine early display. Both sides struggled with scrums and handling, with Mareba scoring 10 points in the second half. Wardle and McGaw crossed for Barring, while H Smith scored for the Trinitys as accidents marred the game. Referee was Mr Bradley. Marecha and Harrine were among players noted in rough play. Kennedy Cairns inner juniors fell to Marecha 9 to 8.
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Mareeba
Vefeild
Wardle
McGaw
H. Smith
Bradley
Marecha
Harrine
Kennedy
Cairnst
Paisita
Ivanhoe teams sweep season with double wins
A large crowd watched as Ivanhoes squads swept Atherton teams. The Ivanhoe minor juniors won 10 to 3, Ivanhoe juniors won 24 to 10, and the seniors outpaced 22 to nil in a decisive trio of victories.
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Ivans (Cairne
Atherton
Ivanhoes
Lethem
Ivanhoe Minor
Ivanhoe Juniors
Queensland three mile handicap swim Won by Baker in 1 26 30
Brisbane report of the Queensland Amateur Swimming Association event on the Brewer River Saturday. Two started, twenty seven finished. Baker won by 250 votes with a time about 1 hour 26 minutes 30 seconds. Fastest overall time by Maule in 1 hour 16 minutes 55 seconds. Auckland NZ swim details include Grier beating Wright and others in short races.
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Brisbane
Queensland Amateur Swimming Association
Brewer Rive
Ace Feaudted
R. Baker
V. Rit Dried
J. Choren
Bris
Haker
KR. Maule Fins
Lyswich
Lwin
Auckland
Grier
Queensland
New Zealand
Wright
Take De Sheldon's Pills For Quick Relief
Advert shows Sheldon s Pills claim to cleanse impurities from kidneys and blood to ease sciatica rheumatic pain back trouble and nervous disorders. It touts relief for kidney and bladder issues and offers a small price.
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Sheldon
Reheidon
Deeinton
Sreevett
Three Mad Sisters and a Corpse Found in English Home
London reporting a grim discovery in Neiwicw Cheshire where three sisters Nixon living in a barred house admitted to the sheriff that their mother lay dead in the kitchen for years. Officers found a mummified body under a sheet beside a table laid for meals while the sisters proclaimed God’s halls and claimed they had nursed the mother for five years.
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London
Bel
Victorian Governor and Lord Somers Appointment Talks
The Colonial Office weighs Lord Somers terms, with formal acceptance expected after a staged approach. Officials anticipate a multiday process as discussions unfold and potential replacements are considered.
U S Attitude Europe Taken Aback Diplomatic Circles React
London reports that European diplomats are unsettled by the American administration's release of Moughton’s wartime report. The move is seen as an attempt to curb secret diplomacy and restore isolationist public opinion. Britain disputes American wartime rights claims, while Germany signals no September action without guarantees. Chamberlain comments on Geneva talks and possible delays.
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London
Moughton
Europe
Daily Telegraph
Howghin
Washingtoni
Amwrican
Britain
Times
Morning Fest
Germany
Berlm
A.P
Political factions set for conferral amid expected party shifts
In NSW politics a fringe faction plans a Laher confercure and hints at alliance with Lange, while critics anticipate allegations against the Executive. Charges reportedly center on failing to convene a key session last year, allowing the Executive to retain seats in Parliament and hinder the Upper House's control.
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Lange
Ee Culpa AL
Meorath
Mob
Howe
Brazil's Action and Amery's View in League Debate
London dispatch reports Colonel Amery at Newton Abbot arguing the League of Nations suffers from remoteness of many states. He suggests Central and South America form their own League, reducing Old World entanglements. He notes imperial cooperation ahead of October Imperial Conference, with September League meeting of minor importance to Britain.
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London
Amery
Newton Abbott
Natous
Geneva
Central
America
Atlantic
Reuter
Explosion at Alabama works kills sixteen workers
Birmingham March 20 16 men died and 17 injured when a furnace at the Woodward San Co works blew apart on Saturday allowing molten metal to spill. Reuter reports a severe industrial disaster with heavy casualties.
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Birmingham
U.S
Alabama
Woodward San Co. Works
Reuter
Escapee Hood Found in Innisfail Boarding House
Innisfail on March 20 police arrested escapee Thomas Samuel Hood at a boarding home after suspicions of his presence proved correct. He was taken to the Innisfail lock-up and will be returned to Townsville by mail train. The report also lists several aliases and names tied to Mond’s likely alive persons.
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Innisfail
Thomas Samuel Hood
Stewart's Creek
Sergent Mouhy
Roach
Dwyer
Hood
Junisfail
Townsville
Mond
William Ladrge Els
Thomas Elwen
Viionas
Samuel el
Capture of Hood Ends Police Hunt in Innisfail
Last evening the Kinistaed Police celebrated the arrest of the escaped criminal from Stewart's Creek. After a lengthy nationwide search by hands including Sergeants Pitch Rowell Roach and Constable Dwyer, Hood was found at a boarding house in Innisfail and placed in custody. The case details Hood's plans to flee Australia, with other officers continuing to hunt for associates.
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Kinistaed
Te Pullee
Stewart's Creek
Gaul
Aleongeliwr
Weebeends
Amy Beanyile
Cirrolegies
Bomisfari
Avidin Caples
Piohy
Hau
Uct
Rowel
Viel
Enmidtail Tohoe
Towm
Hood
Altos
Innisfail
Stewarts Creek
Roweh
Luchy
Serpent Roach
Dwyer
Bouhy
Witcn
Tihy
Australia
Hioud
Che Innisfail Watch
Stewart
Betti
Watson
Fie
Mood
Towisville
Hoel
Wate
Waton
Heel
Watson Alt Hood
Iewemnty
Sat Lucida
Galice
Porters Arrested Over Explosive Dinner Incident
Minh Dake, a 24 year old hotel porter, facingTow Street charged with throwing an explosive at the Trich Club dinner in London. An Irish brogue marked his speech as a priest restrained him, while the magistrate adjourned proceedings amid notes that the case could be very serious.
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London
Minh Dake
Tow Street
Trich Club
Atake
Henabin
Rewier
London address on test selection strategy sparks committee debate
Meo G21 Drammond, president of the North Ante, spoke at a meeting to set strategy for future test selections. He criticized lack of preview experiences and urged clearer guidance from the planning committee.
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London
Meo
Drammond
Earl
Veiliel
Day Baking Act Sets Starting Times for NSW Bakers
Sydney reports the Day Baking Act limits operation hours for bread bakers pastry cooks and head carters starting at 1am with finishing times for all rounds including 6 pan. The act aims to regulate operations and conditions within bakeries across New South Wales.
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Sydney
Dentist Arrested on Murder Charge in Maryborough
A married woman Maryborough death is linked to poisoning with cyanide or potassium. Sydney Arthur Turner, a dentist, is charged with willful murder after a telephone tip prompted police to his rooms. Detective Reade reported the arrest as scenes unfolded at Turner's residence amid hospital admissions for the widow and children.
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Maryborough
Maral
Loveday
Cynaide
Potassiun
Sydney Arthur Turnar
Isia
Edo
Turner
I Vonstable
Vower
Ricketts
Rams
Abel
Sedney Turner
Marie
Leeweda
League Union Urges Caution Over German Admission
Lamnden March 2 The Executive of the League of Nations unanimously regrets possible immediate German admission and warns against secret pledges or bargains. The note calls for limited permanent members and stresses the Council’s authority. The committee proposes Switzerland Poland Germany China and Argentina as Council representatives with Argentina's prior withdrawal noted. The full report to be presented in September.
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Lamnden
League of Nigrous
Germany
Marcel Tence
Hiois
Clash Quieted as Police Fire on Demonstrators in Beijing
Reports from Shanghai dated March 2 recount a shooting at Pe king following a student visit to the Foreign Office. Guards fired as crowds dispersed, and authorities vowed strong action against communists. Police also surrounded strike headquarters in Corning to inspect byokis, amid warnings of mass arrests.
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Shanghai
Peking
Commanis
China
Hung Holshevik
Fa Nat
Ateikers
Corning
Byokis
Reuter
Broken Hill Storm Causes Floods and Evacuations
Heavy rain swelled reservoirs near Broken Hill, raising Limberuamberka by six feet seven inches and forcing residents along Stephen Creek to evacuate. Floodwaters two feet deep damaged property as a horse and a dog were killed during the storm.
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Broken Hill
Han of Stenhen Creek
Hartse
Tange Ip
Barry Sara
Fo Sycrety
Healey
Fry
Jack Solomon
Cause Show Cause On Legislative Councillors Absent
The Legislative Council debated expulsion for absent members Messrs W. I. Kells Akhurst D. Lyona De. Sanithe and To Murray who missed the second reading of the Volibian Bill. After long debate the matter was referred to the torheonum for determination with varied views on upper house abolition and voting readiness.
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Marvel
Havig
Messre
I. Kells
Akhurst
Lyona
Sanithe
Murray
L. J. Comers
Mesa
Kelly Alt Akhurst
Challenge to State Council of A.R.U.
A disputed motion in Urihane on March 20 involves Mero ft W. Tases and Australasian Railways Hill. Public disclosures are demanded about the strike proposal and the conduct of railway officials. The challenge seeks to compel the state to disclose actions and the tribunal may address the legality of the measures.
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Urihane
Mero
Tases
Kater
Gtob
Australias Hathwins Cijaas Wali
Mtr
Aaierpai Olviomp
Commie
Wim Pee Cent Sears
Tos
Ivan Pd
Fire damages Wes district factory and college
A mysterious blaze tore through a Wes district area, damaging the Wallowa tent manufacturer premises and the Akurepoulos Business College. Two floors burned, flames threatened adjacent properties, firemen endured pitch fallout and minor injuries while attempting containment. The incident disrupted stationery and school requisites including 150 typewriters. No charges reported at this time.
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Ssumey
Margi A
Wes
Wallowa
Husiness College
Akurepoulos Business College
Att Sau Woakder
Pumens Ltd
Wale
Frantic Parliament Debates Tax Policy Amid Economic Strain
The dispatch describes a disheartened Paris scene as lawmakers grapple with proposed measures and heavy taxation. It notes government weariness, social unrest, and opposition from reformist groups amid a fragile economy and looming fiscal pressures. The report highlights debates over revenues, civil taxes, and duties impacting production and daily life.
Folar Flight Mishap Ends Expedition in Alaska
A mishap during a polar expedition wrecked the final aircraft near Fatehalls Alaska. Captain George Walkins led the party. the airplane buckled upon takeoff, injuring or throwing crew as the machine dangled near its propellers. The craft had only traveled about 40 feet on the ground before failure halted the mission.
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Fatehalls
Alaska
Marcel
Vonbar Trastee
George Walkins
Willan
Espedelios
Pout Mar
Tokio Fire Leaves Thousands Homeless In Suburban Blaze
A morning fire in the Pokie suburb of Sangada near Tokio destroyed over 800 houses and is still spreading. Reports say at least 60 people are homeless though official tallies are incomplete as emergency crews battle the flames. Authorities warn residents to stay clear of the affected area as containment efforts continue.
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Tokio
Marely
Meralee
Sangada
Sagara i
Ander
North Queensland Papuan Trade Policy Debate
A fragmented account recalls Dr Notts critiquing North Queensland Papuan trade measures on March 2, citing government officials and periodic service levels. The discussion centers on tariff regimes, subsidies, and regional policy shifts, with mentions of Methourte and Uri hane in context of local governance and service provision.
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North Queensland
DR Notts
Woman Injured After Horse Attack At Local Farm
A woman was injured in a horse incident near Parone after a horse kicked her during a farm task. Police and medical responders arrived as witnesses described a tense scene with the mare causing marks on the leg before bystanders aided the injured woman. Authorities are reviewing the incident for further details and possible charges.
ELECTORAL ROLLS REPORTED WITH ERRORS AND OMMISSIONS
A damaged OCR text notes electoral rolls with many clerical mistakes. It mentions names struck off, misprints, and errors creeping in. Contention about Hawke on the store list and references to rolls, precincts, and rolls processed across regions.
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Meliwasriw
Jdarch
HiPno
Nak
Tientsin Trouble and a Mysterious Affair at Sea
In a mangled dispatch from Tientsin a convoluted report sketches a tense maritime incident involving Marek and a mysterious opium of accusations. British observers note fear and confusion as authorities pursue unclear leads and possible intrusions from rival forces.
Unclear historical note on monetary terms and conflicts
Fragmentary text describes shillings to pounds and mentions arbitration and a group called the Stone Makers. It references operations, fear, pain, and a medical or hospital context, but the meaning is obscured by garbled OCR. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are extractable.
NSW Loan Helps Cromer and Treasurer Endorse Wales Ford Facility
In Cromer, Treasurer Mr Veargel received advice on a loan linked to swiney matel and a rear mithion facility. The plan targets weekly outputs at a rate of two per week with tests to ensure progress.
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N.S.W
Swiney
Matel
Cromer
Veargel
Wales
Ford Fac Raraeel
Seamens Union Registration Application in Court
An OCR fragment details a registration application in court tied to the Seamen's Union. The text blends garbled phrases about registration, officials, and proceedings, mentioning dates and places in a scattered, unclear manner. The readable core references the union and a court filing process.
Paparca and Capetown News Dispatches Spark Disaster Echoes
Reuter reports from Capetown and nearby ports as early March telegrams recount catastrophic events and search efforts. The narratives reference ships, crews, and wrecks near the African coast, with mentions of hazards, recoveries, and ongoing investigations amid tense maritime conditions.
Murder Allegation Shocks Santa Teague Area
In a murky case from Santa Teague, authorities report an alleged murder involving Walter Harney and Dhar Connie. Police say the suspect faces formal charges as investigations continue amid tense community reaction.
N Z Earthquakes Prompt Minor Damage Report
Wellington March 2 A series of earthquakes rattled the region but caused no major damage. People felt tremors as roads and structures shook briefly, with authorities reporting no significant impact or injuries.
WE ARE SUPREME SERVICE AND ENTERTAINMENT
The text appears as garbled OCR and does not present clear events or names. It mentions supreme service and prescription references, with scattered phrases about available services and a railway line or stations, but no coherent incident, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item.
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Collins
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