Brutal Bandit Attack at House Party in Lethal Robbery
London dispatch reports a brutal home invasion as six people were shot or killed during a party at a residence. Police found victims in multiple rooms with bindings and taped mouths, broken furniture, torn telephones, and scattered belongings. Neighbors noted three French guests had stayed outside the home for days prior, aiding police inquiries amid unclear motives. A related note claims disarmament talks will not resume in April.
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Armaments and Money Fever in Washington Debate
The Carnegie Endowment Trust warns against immense naval armament spending in the United States. It argues the push for heavy arms burdens public debt and diverts funds from essential needs, calling out lawmakers for pushing costly programs amid fiscal strain and public discontent.
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Ovary
Wanhington
Guns for Restoration of Republic Rally in Dublin
A fragmented report from Dublin notes Trish urging restoration of the republic. It mentions a crowd of around ten thousand protesters accompanied by bands and a commemorative procession. The piece references clearing out a perceived imperial threat and ongoing unrest with unclear details.
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Banda
Crombarry
Soviet air defense strength tops France and United States
London dispatch cites Daily Telegraph reporting Russia now has the world’s strongest air force with far greater numbers and long range bombers than France and the U.S. The article claims Russia’s bombers may double the range of any in India, signaling a major strategic edge.
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Teleraph
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France
America
India
Easter Sunday Parade Signals Brighter Times in New York
In a colorful Easter fashion parade along Lenox Avenue crowds showed improved mood and attire as sun returned after rain. Clergy led orderly processions and churches reported record congregations in years across both black and white communities.
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York
Pith Avenue
Richnaya
Pierrot
Lenox Avenue
Australian goodwill mission reaches Macassar trading post
An uneventful voyage ends as the Australian goodwill mission arrives at Macassar at dawn. A Dutch party paid an earlier courtesy call on the Australian delegation led by the Attorney General Mr. J. G. Latham, according to dispatches from the Indien.
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J. G. Latham
Two Die In Plane Crash Near Manly Sydney
An aviation tragedy near Manly Sydney claimed two lives when a light plane entered a tail spin and plunged to the ground. Pilot Fieldend and passenger Brown failed to recover after the aircraft, nearly new, tumbled from 800 feet. Brown, an aviation enthusiast, sustained severe injuries but spoke briefly before dying. Fieldend died shortly after hospital transfer. Inspector Johnson arrived at the wreck, witnesses described the nose burying in earth, and the engine failure precipitated the crash.
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Maitland
Sydney
British surplus forecast sparks mixed reviews across papers
Across UK papers the coming year’s surplus is pegged around £43–£50 million. The Morning Post sees about £50 million while The Times cautions on nonrecurring windfalls. The News-Chronicle notes luck but urges restraint. Daily Express links sacrifices to cuts. The Telegraph pegs £43 million as the estimate.
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London
Morning Post
Times
Exchequer
Ellerman
Ausimme
News-Chronicle
Daily Express
Omone Dully Herain
Daily Telegraph
the Telegraph
Stawell Gift Melbourne Race Sealed by Police Guard
Police guarded the Stawell Gift event as favourites Roberts of Mulwala faced intense betting and a police escort. Roberts won the final by a yard before over 15 000 spectators, with bets around 4000 pounds on Roberts and multiple challengers including Smith Baker Amith Kemp.
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T. ‘Roberts
Mul- Wala
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Geen
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Roberts
Rob Vet
Bonol
E. Roberts
Mulwala
W. H. Amith
Ensendon
W. Kemp Sore
Piteroy
W. Baker
Easen
Smith
Baker
Northeast
Kemp
Byrd Reports Tractor Party Reaches Little America Weather Station
Rear Admiral Byrd reports the tractor party has left advance base Liat and is en route to Little America, the world’s southernmost weather station. The team will establish wintering operations, dig panels between buildings, and excavate buried ware from the last expedition as part of securing the site for the long winter night. The tractor party is expected to arrive today.
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Byrd
Lodoy Iy Mach
Terrorist Arrest in Calcutta After Two Years
In Calcutta Ball Howish near the city, Depla Behari a Hengali former councillor of the Calcutta Corporation was arrested in connection with terrorist activities. He was reported wasted in 1B3% and a government reward of £150 was posted for his capture.
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Depla Behari
Calcutta Corporation
Ball Howish
Arteat
Governor Lathamister Attends Formal Reception and Luncheon
Reported travel notes indicate Mr Latha and hin returned from a test and attended the Governor formal reception and luncheon. The mission plans to arrive Bali on Tuesday and Sour on Wednesday, with the Dowager Queen of Holland mourning likely delaying the programme.
Endurance Swimmer’s Freak Feat Reported in Calcutta Crowd
Holiday crowds in Sydney and Calcutta scenes are described as a chaotic mix of noise and spectacle. A local endurance swimmer is noted for a remarkable feat, while observers recount the crowded conditions and confusion among the onlookers amid reports of lengthy hours and strained transportation.
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Calcutta
Ghoak
Calcuthi
Calcutte
Baby Unhurt Under Lorry Wheels Reported
A baby was momentarily trapped under a lorry in Terare but emerged unharmed after being moved by a motorist. The incident occurred Monday with the father present. authorities noted the child escaped injury.
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Terare
Somonttaola
nDeetore
Lorry Picnic Crushed Leaves Group Hospitalized
A lorry carrying a party of people overturned injuring several passengers. The injured were rushed to hospital with varying degrees of injury, and authorities investigated the mishap as of late today.
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Plo
Sading
Extradition Granted for Samuel Insull in Istanbul Case
The official tribunal in Constantinople decided that American Samuel Insull, sought by Chicago authorities for fraud, is an American. The Cabinet has granted the U.S. extradition demand. Earlier reports misstated the tribunal's decision due to a court interpreter error.
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Bunday
Magaste
Samuel Inaull
Chicago
United States
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Guirt
Nazi Officers Suspended After Café Attack in London
The Danly Telegraph reports three Nazi officers suspended after an attack on J Cecil, grandson of the Marquis of Salisbury, at a central London cafe. Four others placed under protective custody as special police guard the restaurant, scene of the earlier incident.
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Munion
Danly Telegraph
Ap Pequel
J. Cecil
Marquis of Balisbury
Lala
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Fancate
Man Missing From Liner Strathnaver Near Adelaide
A passenger or crew member disappeared from the liner Strathnaver after leaving Adelaide. The vessel searched for the missing person for about two hours before resuming its voyage.
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Fremantle
John Wo Lowg Wat
Sa Health
Ip. Umer
Strathnaver
Adelaide
Moet
Sydney Journalist Death Shocks City Rumor Frays
Reports confirm the death of a Sydney journalist ignites shock across the press corps. The city mourns as editors and reporters recall the late correspondent known for bold stories and unwavering truth. A leading editor of the Sydney Portman paper led tributes, while colleagues recall his dedication to accountability and public service.
Canberra Considers Six Month Council Extension
Government delays on local governance extend the Advisory Council term for a third time to six months. Cabinet to review a modified municipal council by month’s end. Canberra’s system debates reflect broader lessons from other capitals on temporary expedients and future regional control.
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Financial Matters Council
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Jardine withdraws from Daily Express dispute over cricket
D. R. Jardine declares he will not play in the Daily Express controversy and signals he may step back from cricket duties. The piece notes England expectations and Jardine’s long service, suggesting MCC deliberations on captaincy and national honour amid the dispute.
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Daily Express
D. R. Jardine
Sain
Maeland
M.C.C
England
Jardine
Sports at Sea Cricketers and Tennis Stars Clash Aboard
A maritime sports event teams up cricketers and tennis players for a deck games challenge. The lineup includes notable sailors and unnamed stars facing off in a series of athletic duels aboard a vessel, highlighting cross discipline competition at sea.
Surf Tragedy and Naturalists Debate at Colombo Match
A chaotic report quotes naturalist A Orford critiquing beach safety after a surfing accident. The piece notes Bradman and O'Reilly face rotation limits for the Colombo match while Garnett keeps wicket. It mentions doubts about Australia’s cricket lineup and a shark fatality debate. Events reference the Queare Club and St Matthew’s Church service in Manly with a memorial planned for Laon poderday.
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Human bones found by fishermen in Melbourne mystery
Fishermen discovered bones off Melbourne amid a death mystery. Local authorities investigate the site and identify the remains as a child aged six in a case that has drawn ministerial attention. Police cordon the area as inquiries continue.
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