Explosion at Red Bank Colliery Kills Three Men
An explosion at Red Bank colliery entombed three workers and killed them. Warnings and inspections followed as officials including the mine manager and Mr Howes assessed the scene. A crowd gathered as rescue efforts and the search for survivors continued amid debris and damaged machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishane
Momnadhay
Jan
Red Bank
Taken Rock
Winton Et the
le Biman
Pety
Mr Howes
Muretell
Inspecti
Che
Reese
Fed Bank Vollie
Hurting at Hobrawine Cafe Fight Leaves Man Injured
A brawl at Hobrawine Cafe on Rourke Street left Lauin Wing and Meadiey Chartos Loren injured. Police report the incident began during a gambling dispute at the Chinese cafe. several bystanders were charged with willful assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobrawine Chine
Rourke Street
Lauin Wing
Meadiey Chartos Loren
Eosett
Marine Cooks By Daky Fleet Saga Aboard Wenner Goulburn
Fragmented OCR reads like a shipboard note with garbled names and actions. It mentions Wenner Goulburn arriving from Melbourne, possible crew tasks, and uncertain outcomes. Key details are unclear but imply marine work and odd incidents aboard a vessel with insufficient legible names or dates.
Unclear OCR item on Unitarians ban and church events
Fragmentary text mentions Unitarians, a ban, Sunmdias, and church activities. Several garbled names and places appear, including Att Mtafons Church and possible references to events or people. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
New Speed Record At Daytona Beach Sets Mile Mark
The report notes a new speed record at Daytona Beach on a sunlit Sunday. Kash drives J. M. Wikit’s Triplex celset to reach about 2075 miles per hour, surpassing prior marks held by Captain Campbell’s team in February.
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Daytona Beach
Florida
Ay Kash
J. M. Wikit
Philadelphia
Campbell
Polar Flight Chronicle by Captain Wilkins
Captain Wilkins recounts a perilous Arctic crossing with a companion crossing the Pole. The temperature plunged to 48 degrees below zero and fears of food and petrol shortages intensified the voyage. Upon reaching Spitzbergen the pair felt immense anger and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzbergen
Wilkins
Arctic flight to Greenland shores with peril and triumph
Captain Wikins recounts a 2200 mile solo Arctic journey from Point Harrow to Green Harbour aboard a machine weighing 300 to 400 pounds. Facing 20 degree cold, storms, and near fuel depletion, the crew navigated toward the pole, endured a crash danger, and finally spotted Greenland as they aimed for a southern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sameday
Wikins
Point Harrow
Cireen
Courke
Peary
Greenland
Eilaen
Pole
Soulevard
Hooharrow Marghi
Minage
Weadhsrowasx Aguinm
Ake Ben Tor Vrais i
Gabon
Food problems and Wilkins air voyage reach Greenland
Captain Wilkins and crew landed at Danholmen amid scarce food. Whale fishers aided with food and heat after their Alaska flight, reaching Green Island where supplies were replenished. The crew, in good condition, hope to continue toward the European continent if weather permits. Green Harbour radio traffic poured in congratulating the voyage, seen as a landmark for geography and Arctic exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenhagen
Bunday
Wilkins
Danholmen
Alaska
Green Isang
Green Harbour
Arete Circle
Canada
Siberia
Oslo
Hansen
Greper Harbour
Apitzbergen
Amunisen
Norway
Intoxicated Driver Tulloch Convicted in Dearlinuham Case
The Crown prosecuted Andrew Tulloch for driving while intoxicated causing bodily harm to Kevin Johnston. The jury found Tulloch guilty and recommended mercy. The judge imposed a three year term of good behavior with conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearlinuhamstannie Baeseionts Fudus
Andrew ‘Tulloch
Walt
Kevin Johnstins
Terry
Mmerey- Jilee Corbewlss
Cass
Tulloch
Teuweh
Manning's Secret Flight From Lyme to Australia
Captain Manning left Lyme a.m. for Australia aboard a heavily laden machine. Few witnessed the departure as he kept the launch secret to avoid publicity. Manning, famed for wartime gallantry, earned the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry under shell fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur
Manning
London
Flood Devastates Wide Area Missing Details
Reports detail a severe flood in the Hampton district causing washed away ridges and destroyed huts. A girl named Kathleen bully drowned crossing a creek and a boat with eight people struck a submerged tree, overturning into the water. all others were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khampton
Neodsia
Kathleen Bully
Canberra to house all departments by 1929 end
Official confirmation cites Canberra transfer plan for civil servants from Melbourne within eighteen months. First batch July 1, 75 to 200 staff moved. includes Commonwealth Statistician, Electoral, Auditor General, Public Service Board, Invalid and Old Age Pensions, and Health departments. City Building space prepared. Crown Law to draft signatures. Space allocated in Sydney and Melbourne buildings with no interim payments to lessees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Times
Canberra
Firat
Commonwealth Btatiatician
Crown Law Department
Jessors
Bydney
Melbourne
Boy Killed in Bungendore Play With Pee Rifle
A 14 year old Bungendore boy died after a play with an old Pee rifle. Norman Dub Siemon fired by 18 year old Nash in the Draklwen Ho road area near Bungendore, bullet struck skull. The other boy was taken to Queanbeyan Hospital in serious condition and operated on. Coroner to hold inquiry. deceased buried at Bungendore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dub Siemon
Hin Festes
Percot
Nash
Manton
Queanbeyan Hospital
Hudnon
Bungendore
Noah
John Cale
Queanbeyan
Bangsadore
Appalling damage reported from Mount Morgan disaster
The town suffered severe destruction as floods washed away hours and tenea, with the suspension bridge over Possum Vale lost and the Dee in the Idaweon Valley railway bridge wrecked. The hospital, roads, and buildings were heavily affected with estimates over £20,000. four men clung to creeks and trees before safety, while police reported 163 homes robbed during the weekend near Rockhampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Morgan
Possum Vale
Dee
Idaweon
Mount Hedlow
Rockhampton
Bremen Spare Parts On Way To Montreal Worded Report
A garbled broadcast notes an old plane leaving for Greenly Island and mentions Baron Von Hurnfeld and Korhl saying two hours needed for Bremen repairs after the Ford plane arrives. They claim 2126 miles in 34 hours 22 minutes. The weather stays unseasonably cold as Hartford reports Clarence Chamberlin and three companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenly
Leland Meee
Baron von Hurnfeld
Korhl
Bremen
Hartford
Clarence Chamberlin
Boycott Transport Unions After Official Statement
Melbourne reports a maritime group plans a boycott of all ships of Lord Kyleant visiting Australia after news that Commonwealth ships were purchased by his interest. The action will begin with the official sale announcement and only if Australian crane workers are not re employed at Australian pay rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Maritime Transport Group
Lord Kyleant
Australia
Commonwealth
High Court upholds appeal over performing rights case
In a 3 to 2 ruling the High Court upheld the Adelaide Corporation appeal against the Australian Performing Rights Association. The decision concerns allowing Adelaide Town Hall performances of the song I You Are Meant without consent, challenging the Association's copyright claim. The dispute centers on the song sung by Joseph Hystop in Adelaide.
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High Court
Corporation of
City of Adelaide
Joseph Hystop
Addelwithe
Panteens Hopped Off for Greeniy Inland via Murray Hay
A brief item notes panteens have hopped off toward Greeniy Inland with transit by Murray Hay, indicating a travel move or collection. The fragment suggests a local logistics or transport update involving named entities Murray Hay and Greeniy Inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hay
Union President Warns of Tense Maritime Policy Shift
Mr. G2 Moate, president of the Marine Steward Union, warned that Kiauinton is poised to declare a serious shift in maritime policy. He claimed Commonwealth Line buys and ships visiting Australia are being labeled “black,” as action is taken under Bruce’s policy to counter rival enterprises and price pressures.
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G2 Moate
Marine Stewarda Union
Kiauinton
Australia
Df Kytaant
Bruce
Roth Weoroules
Comili
Melrovine cyclist dies after Friday Swann Street fall
A cyclist who fell along Swann Street on Friday night died later in hospital without identification. The accident remains under investigation as authorities seek to confirm the deceased's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellovine
Wmelor
Lle
Swann Street
Assault and Robbery In Woolkerville Break-In
An early morning attack on Mrs. Katherine Malene in her Woolkerville home left her briefly blinded after flour was thrown in her face. Two intruders escaped with £6 in cash and valuables. A Monday hearing was scheduled to address the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirome Woleen Autalde
Woolkerville
Katherine Malene
Chern
Bennett Taken to Hospital With Pneumonia
A Quebec city report states Bennett was brought by air to the hospital in Agnes and placed under care for pneumonia. His wife has been wired to travel to his side as the commander departed for Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Quebecnica
Bennett
Agnes
Quehwe
Missing Woman Husband Offers Reward in Leura Case
The husband of Mrs. Gilbert missing from Leura on Monday offers a reward of £60 for information or recovery. Interest in the search renewed after a belt was secured by a search party during the weekend but proved unsuccessful. It is believed the woman was not lost in the bush but possibly abducted from Leura.
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Katoomba
Gilbert
Hier Tawly
Mtiefin
Airman Injured in Spain Crash Post Flight Plans
Major Deires, who crossed the equator from the South Atlantic last year, was injured in a crash in Spain while returning from Paris. He had arranged urgent flying schedules as the airplane plans include flights to India and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lishon
Major Deires
Atlantic
Spain
Faris
India
Austrailia
Walsh Island Swynney Referendum On Bonus System
Acting Premier Mr. W Watten shaw stated the dockyard management says work cannot proceed without a bonus system. He noted no objection to unions holding a referendum on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swynney
Walsh
W Wattenshaw
Notable Japanese Financier Baron Okura Dead
Baron Kibachiro Okura, a prominent Japanese financier, has died today in Tokio. The death was reported by Bundy and marks the loss of a leading business figure in Japan's financial sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Bundy
Kibachiro Okura
Ki Jechira
Busines
Representation seen for Canberra MPs from petitions
Petitions from citizens of the Federal Capital Territory seek representation in Parliament and on the Federal Capital Commission. Dr Nott of Herbert has been asked to present the petitions at today’s session. Likely no change in the commission’s structure this year. potential retirement of Sir John Uttermore arrives next November prompts early government appointment planning for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Capital Territory
House of Representatives
Northern Territory
Dr. Nott
Herbert
Home of Representatives
Canberra
Federal Capital Territory Representation League
Federal Capital Commission
John Uutterm
Moody Crashes Escapes Injury in Pilot Moody
A radio message from Mullo suggests pilot Moody survived a crash when his aircraft failed and smashed on a bench near LAC landings. Capt Moody was uninjured.
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Ayiuney
Mul. Lo. Saten
Moody
Razor Fiend Attacks Young Girl Near Macquarie Pass
Monday near Macquarie Pass a man in a sulky attacked a 13 year old girl with a razor after a ride. She survived after hospital treatment. police found the suspect in the bush and charged him at 2:30 am. The incident followed a rumor of a planned double body discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Macquari Pasa
Tobertron
Macquarie Pass
Mart Kumbla
Macquerie Poss
Amusky
Bunh
Robrriaon
Car Victim Dies After Hawthorn Crash
Judel Junn, 76, died in hospital from fractures after being struck by a motor car in Hawthorn yesterday. He had been receiving treatment for injuries sustained in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Judel Junn
Hawthorn
League Opposes Fi yoney Demonstration by Returned Soldiers
A local protest march by unemployed returned soldiers faced opposition from the League. Officials stated no independent group could join or carry a banner that would demean the procession. The plan to parade was challenged on grounds of propriety and order.
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Fyoney
Heturned Soldierr League
Mlage
Binte
Morrhiory
Procemion
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Wenner Goulburn
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Mbelbourne
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White Weir
Unitarians
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Firsien
Lewin
Mtafons
Sean Be
Wilding Inquiry
Hoh Jody
Eeleh
Qeerk
NEW Records
Epic Polar Flight
Arctic
Morvhy
Manning Beft Lyme Oeseredrome
TIMES
Morgan
THE
Montreal
Mombas
Greeenly Island
Transport Unions
Dunesy
New Guinea Beach
Razor Fiend
Young
League
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