Egyptian Premier Condemns Western Defence Plan as Worse Than Colonisation
Cairo reports Nahas Pasha denounced Western Powers proposed Middle East Defence Command as worse than colonisation. He urged Arab nations not to be manipulated. Steel-helmeted police enforced a three day state of emergency across Cairo and major cities amid Egypt’s national struggle day observance marking 1318 demand.
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London
A.A.P
Reuter
Cairo
Nahas Pasha
Middle East
Alexandria
Port Said
Ismailia
Egypt
Parliament House probe dominates tense Malta tumult
In a rattled scene at Parliament House Malta Labour members pressed for scrutiny amid allegations of improper conduct and a sweeping budget debate. The report notes tensions with Liberal and NSW figures, while calls for reform echo through the chamber as members debate governance and public trust.
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Bydnay Sun
Wornhein
Mguin
Drummsad
Knighthood for Mr M Kell
An obscure fragment notes a knighthood for Mr M Kell and mentions Terrie of Vette. The text appears garbled with stray phrases about congratulations and unclear names or places. No coherent event details or dates are identifiable for a fuller summary.
Batcaton in the Only Fiat to Road Machines
Motorcyclists operatoey report a malfunction or misread phrase in a garbled caption. The fragment mentions vehicles and road machinery, hinting at a transportation or mechanical news item with unclear details and nonsensical wording.
Coal Increase Sparks Merchant Strike Rumor
An unclear text fragment mentions coal price hikes and potential merchant responses, with references to a commission or authority in the mercy of the port area. The readable portion hints at economic tensions and a possible protest or policy change affecting coal trade.
Coromus Tales With Teuhae Wests Jersey Batting Duel
Coromus Wests face Teuhae in a tense Jersey matchup as bats clash in a defensive seesaw. Key pitchers and outfielders from both sides battle for control, with slim leads changing hands late in the game.
Alteration to Salaries in Parliament Report
The Prime Minister and Parliament members face a Senate inquiry into salary changes. Justice Nicholas chairs the committee to investigate member salaries and related allowances. The government aims for a full inquiry by month end, with officers of Parliament including the Speaker and President to back the process.
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Joe Era
Justice Nicholas
Comenn
House of Representatives
Jughiee Nicholas
Junge
Equity
The
Commonwealth
Bee Sexugmoncain Steet
Nicholas
Royal Commission Into Man's Death in Sydney Hearings
A witness at the royal commission into a murder case described involvement of several named individuals, including Hampton and McDermott, with claims of drunkenness and presence at key events. The inquiry continues as the hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
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Sydney
Royal Commissam
Lincoln & Meori
Florrie
Gat McDermott
Hampton
Moe
Thoma Wes
Charles Molland
Banat
Vic
Ravenna
Atethersmatt
C. Shand
Halland
Rand
Meshang
Orwer
Aviler Galen
Bhnod
Tomarrem
Australia Wins First Test After Hard Struggle
In Brisbane Australia survives a tough chase as dominant bowlers take five and leave West Indies all out for 90. Hele and Lindwall anchor a fifth wicket stand, gifting Australia a narrow win by four wickets with 33 needed.
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Australia
Brisbane
Pat Hens
West Bedien
Metrosphere
Etree Weethre Wishets
Eaby
Hele
Lindwall
Firm Stand By Hole In West Indies Test
The rend dremrm of the Avwtratien and moved the time for Aas sites of wisatses Joegars paced six men, Walesti among them, in a West Indies test. The standouts were Ramedhin, Valentine, Lindwall, and Hole, with Valentine strong in the second innings, while Tuck was absent.
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Avwtratien
Joegars
Walesti
Gotdork
Hole
Pay Increases to Railway Employees Stir Australia
Nov 12 Brisbane reports that pay rises for about 71,300 railway workers may be held up by a black ban linked to the Blacksmiths Society and Amalgamated Engineers Union at Neruagate railway works. The Railways Department notes arbitration may help, while tensions rise over who should do welding on line clams.
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Brisbane
Blacksmith's Society
Jene
Ivedan
West Indine
Suetralia
Blacksmiths’ Society
Umailey
Saladintay
AEC
fRembers
Ea Sala
Death at sea disrupts Pacific freight line derailment
A chaotic message reports a deadly incident near Evanston Wyoming and a Pacific express derailment. Officials say a train derailed after leaving San Francisco bound for Chicago, with several workers injured but stable. Authorities continue to assess the wreck and related expenses.
Canadian Tour of Troubled Seas Ends Abruptly
A garbled report recalls a maritime voyage where ferries faced rough seas and a rough passage. Fishermen and travelers gathered, singing "Auld Lang Syne" as the liner sheltered offshore. Weather deteriorated, forcing an early return with several injuries reported.
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Ap Wan
Australians Die in Yacht Wreck at Sea
A report from Nov 2 details the yacht wreck involving Australian sportsmen and their families. Survivors describe a severe storm, with authorities launching a formal inquiry and recovering bodies.
Drastic water restrictions approved by Calas City Council
A special council meeting imposed severe water limits amid a hot, dry spell. City engineer Mr. F R Marvin warned pumping may stop within days without rain, proposing further prohibitions on outdoor use and watering by non-tap methods. The council debated replacing existing orders with a new restriction and discussed timing to conserve the town’s dwindling supply.
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Calas
Mr. Martie
Maris
Mayer
Upheld Busebaxe Kor Jobe Grighinas Appeal
The appeal from a jury warded a legal ruling allowing a corporal examination and bodily harm claim. The court granted the appeal and ordered a reevaluation of the verdict, with a focus on the original medical and geographical factors involved.
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Busebaxe
Jobe Grighinas
Oetare Witale
Eho
Siorens
Swaliog Townley
Unclear fragment hints at government action and a financial issue
Fragmentary OCR mentions government measures and a review of expenditures. It references portions of a report and potential cash handling related to a foundation. Lacking clear names or dates, the readable bits indicate a policy discussion without concrete outcomes.
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Saxberza
Mewakan Wold
Tanda Tam
Raw
Aean Foundation
Ioe
Samant Hove Aul
Reade
Taka Cashel
Foeme Paris
Mra Sulsie
Live Chambers
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