Patrol Car Overturned in Melbourne Killing Wireless Operator
A patrol car overturned in Melbourne early today injuring four others, two seriously. Wireless operator abla Curry, 27, was killed. Constables Hervert Long Hodges and Edwards were among the injured, and all were taken to Pelee Hospital. The car struck a family disturbance near the Treadway repair site on Mussel Street.
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Melbourne
Ynrmtable
Windsor
Abla Curry
Connable Hervert
Long
J. Hodges
Edwards
Mussel Street
Queensland September revenue shows expenditure excess
Queensland revenue figures for September and the three months ended show a revenue deficit. The month totals £95,514 lower than last September amid railway receipts dropping to £685,731 from £781,044. Expenditure for the month stood at £? with three months’ total expenditure higher than revenue by about £119,528. last year the period ran a revenue excess of £527.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Railway extensions and rolling stock progress at Kyogle line
Brisbane reports a large amber fleet of railway carriages locomotives and tracks under construction as part of the department’s build program. Five C19 steam engines are in hand for the Kyogle line with anticipated deliveries this month. Brisbane workshops prepare engines for the Brisbane Kyogle route as earthworks and tunnels approach the NSW border.
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Kyoqle
Brisbane
Railway Department
Ote Lpawichay
Cupenss
Maryborough
Evans, Anderson
Phelan
Queensland
Rons
Quernaland
New South
Greek Coup Alleged Murder Trial at Athens
The prosecutor charges former Greek ministers with high treason and murder over the Pargalon coup decree. Arrests followed the alleged unlawful execution of officers, with the Minister of Justice accused of complicity in judicial murder.
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Athens
Grengea Mania Foe
Shrer Nf Cers
Inatice
Josaneois
Cairne Case Proceedings Include Transfer Motions
A Towneville court session before Justice Douglas heard motions in the Cairne case. A request sought to retrace funds from Christ Nickles to Peter Nickles and a house purchase transfer to a trustee. The judge ruled the trustee had proved the claim despite suspicions, with costs assigned.
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Towneville
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court House
Christ Nickles
Peter Mickles
Lake-steet
Cairns
Peter Nickles
Rrond
Christ “Nickles
Freishirnes
Ape
Mit Ai
San Repaesen
Cairne A
Anglicans oppose proposed shop betting legalization
Brisbane March September 3 The Diocesan Council of the Church of England Synod in Brisbane convened with Archbishop Sharp presiding and condemned plans to expand gambling through shop betting. It argued government action would intensify vice and harm community welfare.
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Brisbane
Church of England Synod
M Acena
Sharp
Murulla train inquiry resumes with inspector evidence
Sydney reports from September detail Edward C. Heery testimony in the Murulla smash inquiry. He explains mail train brakes could not be stopped on the grade and that airbrake release led to the fatal breakaway. Regulations require handbrakes and sprags for guards.
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Sydney
Edward C. Heery
Muchi
Cairns Amateur Swimming Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Cairns Amateur Swimming Club met in the Swimming Rooms on Monday to discuss committees and upcoming events. Present were Mrs Burkitt and several members. delegates from the Men’s Club attended. a trial race distance of eighty five yards was set for the next meet. monthly committee meetings were scheduled.
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Cove Club
Henin
Burkitt
Crittenden
Qeteclins
Lowrey
Burkint
Anderson
Proberts
Lees
J. Gay
Mr. Hill
M. Noohan
E. Noonan
MecMahon
Scanlon
Trehy
Nyeetinus Gee
Purtitt
Mise HV
Othe Anen
Cobham's Return to England Amid Public Interest
London reports detail Captain Alan Cobham's planned return about three o'clock tomorrow. He will reach the English coast near Plastings and follow the Thames path. Only Sir Ston Blankner and Mrs Cobham greet him at the House of Commons steps. the machine will be displayed at Selfridges after de Mantle reassembly.
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London
Alan Cobham
Thames
S Fton Blankner
Cobham
House of Commons
Selfridges
Bandits Prevail In Train Attack In Mexico
In Mexico City a passenger train was attacked by bandits as a military escort failed to stop them. Passengers were robbed and several casualties reported while the train turned back to its route.
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Mexico City
Danilus
Correiche
Remry
Penjampa
Fighting as Reds see setback around Wuchang
Disrupted front lines near Nanchang report anti red offensive aimed at Hankow. Wuchang siege weakens as troops move to meet Sun Chun Fang, while besieged suffer starvation and disease. Foreign home reports fluctuate as allies and rebels clash amid chaotic fronts.
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Nanchang
Rede
Wuchang
Sun Chun Fang
Hankow
Aml
Wuthang
Cairoy Aquatic Club Holds Executive Meeting
The Cairoy Aquatic Club met in its rooms on Wednesday with full executive attendance. The meeting discussed rule books from the NQ Yacht ing Association now ready, a donated trophy and courses from Sam Favell, and reports on the second race for Mackay Headrick and McDonald trophies. Protests regarding wailing regulations were addressed by the Disputes and Protest committee. social and ladies committees planned euchre parties and a time dance, plus a working bee to repair the launch jetty. The third race for the mentioned trophies was scheduled for Sunday with boats and handicaps listed.
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Cairoy Aquatic Club
N.Q. Yyachting Association
N.Q. Skil Club
Sam Favell
Imperial Hook Arcade
Tithe Executive
Messrs. Mackay's
Headrick's
McDonald's
Siabeam
Sylvania
Mackay Hendrick
Railway Band and Cycling Meet in Hard-fought Events
At the L Q W Thursday night gathering the Railway Band will stage a slate of races including a one mile event. Notables Abita Abraham Romano and Antic Husain loom in the program with Norman Park fans expecting a sprint by Murray and others. The day promises a full class sports meeting with additional races and a balanced program.
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Nile
Tietoler St
Abraham Romano
Murray Baa
Norman Park
Army
Norman
Boxing tragedy after injuries in Sydney bout
A boxing match in Sydney on Wednesday left Heonakt Morphy gravely injured and he died early Friday morning. Medical teams fought to save him after the contest, but he succumbed to injuries sustained in the bout.
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Sydney
Ocn
Heonakt Morphy Wie
Rifle club announces prizes and upcoming shoot
The notice outlines cash prizes, team roles, and the schedule for a Sunday rifle meet. Competitors will shoot at 200 500 and 600 yards with ten and eleven shot series. Treasurer and secretary positions are listed among club officers.
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Ilman
Bo Mindlare
Fio
Ay Farr
Telly
Ae Gon
Preference to Dominiones and Empire trade drive
London reports a Imperial Economic Domination plan to press Britsh consumers to favor Dominion products. A publicity campaign will use ads posters lectures broadcasts and films to boost Dominion produce sales and marketing research grants will aid producers' organisations for Empire exports.
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London
Imperial Economig Dommstie
Dominions
Dominion
District Championships Final of Men’s Singles
Weather remains fair as the District Championships reach the final of the men's singles on No 1 court with Reg Routh facing Jack Warner. The program includes club championships, with multiple matches and entrants across Esplanade Courts, aiming to complete by week end.
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Keenan
No. 1 Court
Fat
Reg, Routh
Jack Warner
Wewall
Esplanade
F. Routh
D. McLeod
H. Billinger
W. Nou
F. Barth Vo S
Draper
Miss Hill
O'Neil
Misa Kenny
H. Taylor
J. Hill
Sharpe Hagan
Mise Laird
Mise Hill
J. Warner
Camp He
A. Uncle Neo
A. Stevens
Warner
Campbell Vy
Dareper
Parker
Noe
Kouwth
Keoh
Taylor
OF Neill
Lennon and Son
Miss Sharpe
Miss Lait
Sharpe
Favell
Miss Smith
O'Neilly
Cours
McLiod
Driper
Parrlem
Stesens
Public Control Story of Loss in London County Council Trams
District auditor Mr Herbert Lyon disclosed to a county meeting that the tramways undertakings show a heavy loss for the year. Nearly 4,000,000 car miles were run with 9353 fewer passengers and fare revenue down by £136,404. Operating expenses rose by £210,722, including £141,260 paid in higher driver and conductor wages. Total regular income was about £2208 and total working expenses over £140,000, with a deficit on the year of £27,445 0s 93d.
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London County Council
Herbert Lyon
Egedy
London ‘Daily Mail
Lyon
Cairns Club Golf Medal Round Report
Teale Cie led a nine hole medal round at the Cairns Club last Saturday as part of a club event. Scores show Warres at 78 and Cleall at 74, with the field set to continue this week following the weather route.
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Teale Cie Assec
Phewuel
Tennent Mer
Cleall
Warres
Oeuel
Hailstorm Ruins NSW Vineyard Crop in Sydney District
Sydney growers tally damage after a 20 minute heavy hailstorm yesterday afternoon. The district, a major wine producer, faced a ruinous blow as crops were shattered and prospects for recovery dimmed for the near term. Estimated losses reach £20.
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Sydney
Thos
New South Wales
Johnstone River Show at Shire Hall highlights
Glorious weather attracts crowd to the Johnstone Agricultural Society show at Shire Hall. Poultry and cattle judged by M. L. Cochran and J. J. Fanning, with varied events like pony weight jump and horse races drawing local interest amid improving afternoon attendance.
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Shire Hall
Aail
Aml
J. J. Fanning
Townsville
M. L. Cochrane
Carus
Cochrane
Cairns
Barone Pride
Innisfail
Eatte Ail
A Harwood
Wl Chavies
London's Eight Women Undertakers Thrive Amid War
There were eighty eight women undertakers in England with eight in London who faced bereavement with practical care. Mrs Coveney, Mrs Crowley, Mrs Earsden, Mrs Fletcher, Mrs Jerre, Miss Emms, and Miss Morgan are among those highlighted for taking over duties while men served. The Sunday Express quotes women noting ease of dealing with female mourners and recounts a disinfecting example showing emotional strain. The London group mainly handles indoor mortuary tasks, while nationwide women also assist in funerals, reflecting a wartime shift in roles.
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England
London
Londen
Hishanda
Jonden’s
Wight
Coveney
Rringdon Street
A. Crowsley
Hornsey
J. BR. Earsden
Shepherd's Bist
LL. Fletcher
Kilborn
Jerre
Plack
Mra
J. Isems
Deniford
Crook
Alaham Common
Miss Morgan
Mary Wahone
Mrs. Thomas
Sunday Express
Return to Work Amid Uncertainty as Delegates Reassess
Delegates return to districts in a chastened mood with no clear plan for the week. Miners to hold district meetings to voice views on actuation by show of hands. A Cardiff shed boom in coal shares draws speculative buyers as prices soar.
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A.P.A
Cardiff Shed
Richards Turns Probol Under Wing of Pyle
Vincent Richards, once top U S amateur tennis player and former Olympic champion, has turned professional under C Pyle. The move announced at a dinner for Mile Longlen surprised fans and affects prospects for the U S Davis Cup and national doubles championship with Richards and Williams.
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New York
Vincent” Richards
United States
Hee
Pyle
Mile, Longlen
Richards
Ferims
Atda
United State
Romards Iy Neeleun
America
Williams
Wall
Professional Mixed Doubles Involving Pyle and Hen
In New York September NW Richard Han signed a four month contract to join Mike Englen Miss Brown and M Foret for professional exhibitions. Han cites professional injustice to himself and wife and notes an option for two additional months. He reports earnings over $0,000 and asserts lack of offers to justify action.
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New York
Sep
Mr. Pyle
Richard Han
Mike Englen
Miss Brown
M. Foret
Richards
Pirates and Night Clubs Exposed by London Observer
An investigative report reveals exploitation in West End venues where women work unpaid or pay to be allowed to perform. It describes cramped dens with cheap tobacco, crowded floors, and dancers misrepresented as instructors while many clubs resemble dens of vice.
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London
Courer
Union Demands For Board Review Of Stop Work Meetings
In Arisbanf October a railway union asserts the right to hold stop work meetings, arguing expiry of thirty days' notice to the Board of Trade may affect an agreement with a railway officer. The matter seeks Board of Trade review as the union contends such meetings aid department work.
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Arisbanf
Spawieh
Board of Trade
The Big Strike and Its Aftermath in Britain
The discussion cites Bertrand Russell and Mvuredith Atkinson on lessons from Britain's general strike. It notes the futility of strikes without political support, the need for disciplined organization, and the potential for trade union strength to be redirected toward constructive national uses.
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Britain
Bertrand Russell
Naya
Firat
London
Guy Fawkes
Portamen
Rome
Mvuredith Atkinson
Loni
Industrisham
Areater
Trades Union Congress
Miss North Queensland Competition Headlines in Malamba
In the Tableland Examiner a description profiles the Miss North Queensland contestant to be shown at English's Pictures in Malamba this Saturday night. The piece compares her to Venus de Milo and lists measurements and features for the pageant entry. References Port Kembla Works and Binstis Iron and Steel Co note securing £500,000 finance for Port Reman works and plant.
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Venus de Milo
Enun de Mila
Heig
Arma
Ea ST Iin
Port Kembla
DNEY
Binstis Iron and Steel Co
Port Wm
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