Alleged dog ring in crowd disrupts Queanbeyan race
Suspicious antics surround the Queanbeyan and District Racing Club meet where a maiden dog named All Crop won by ten lengths in record time but did not appear in the official programme and later vanished. Stewards faced protests as observers noted irregular nominations, backroom influence, and calls for a formal inquiry by the National Coursing Association. Officials hinted at further investigations and possible changes within the club.
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Queanbeyan and District Racing Club
Queanbeyan Club
Ie Ie
Queanbeyan
Jonal Coursing Association
Darcy Root
Dil
Te Wee Ted
Tdewards
al Gop
Mattes
Whitboar
Hie
Tae Ie
Senea
Lis
Campbell
Necandidog
National
J. Namond
Dusty Vext
Ina
Ermatter
Thrace
Sveral Shangea
Air Mail time cuts to 14 days in imperial scheme
London based air service trims outward Australian mail time to 11 days to Birinbane and onward to London. Inward mail from Attra will not be carried, planes face European routes, and large scale inter imperial air mail talks aim to set a GAL agreement. Mediterranean path changes reduce passes from 38 to 36, possibly recasting flying boat use.
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London
Tim
London Brintini
Birinbane
Attra
Europe
Rosa Linas
Malle
Imperial Airway
Gun Accident Injures William Gunner in Rural Incident
William Gunner of Aculare was severely injured when a shotgun exploded while he, two companions, and another boy were rabbit shooting. The left forearm was shattered from wrist to elbow with bone exposed. Police or local officials noted the accident as the group returned from the embankment. Further details unclear due to garbled text.
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Bydney
William Gunner
Accidental Shooting at Central Station Leads to Charge
At Sydney Central Railway Station a rifle exploded in a consigned parcel from Sydney to Orange. A 41 year old woman, Mary Annie McGuinness of Artarmon, was wounded in the thigh. A man, McClinean, was arrested on a charge of grievous bodily harm by negligence. The weapon was in a kangaroo shooter’s gun case. The incident sparked an investigation and potential remand to Sydney.
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Sydney
Central Railway Station
Orange
Annie MecGuinens
Pacific Highway
Artarmon F ‘Brs
McClinean
Wiwn & Porter
Lodgin
Maccer
Sean Are
McCulbens
Explosion wrecks Parkes home of Alderman Mascudier
A massive blast at 10 o clock last night destroyed the Parkes home of Alderman Mascudier, a landmark 42000 structure vacant since the family left for Sydney. Debris flew across streets, windows shattered at nearby Catholic Church, and firemen faced heavy wreckage for over two hours before flames were controlled. The cause remains a mystery. Mascudier is a prominent West Parkes property owner.
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Parkes
Maxoudier
Masoudier
Sydney
Debria
Walla
A. Pritchard
Germany to Build Twelve Submarines Reported
The Observer reports Germany plans twelve submarines of 2507 tons each with designs drawn last year and assembly work reportedly begun after orders placed. The Times Berlin correspondent notes submarine plans exist but construction has not yet started. The article touches on strategic tensions and fears of provoking Britain.
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London
Asembly
Berlin
Times
Eiiter
von Tirpits
Britain
France
Berlin calls report premature amid foggy Germany
A German spokesman described the report as premature amid confusion and ongoing discussions with powers before a debate or process. The account notes tense exchanges and unresolved questions as Berlin reacts to the situation.
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Berlin
Esturday
Cremsing Sramme
Ta German de Samat Les
Germany
The Jubilee London Rehearsals Preview Event
Colourful pageantry builds toward May 10 as London readies a grand Jubilee rehearsal. Dragoons Hussars and other cavalry will wear full dress uniforms, while 1,000 officers and sailors prepare to participate. Admiralty and royal displays light up St Paul’s and Westminster as authorities approve landmark arrangements.
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London
Dragoons
Hussare
Ctuelry
Royal Artillery
Royal Navy
Royal Marines
St Paul's
Westminster
Ladon
Australian stocks firm after holidays market rally
The London Stock Exchange remains buoyant after the holidays as Australian Commonwealth and State stocks show broad gains. Industrials steady, gilt edged losses pared, and overall trading reports indicate a cheerful mood and improved prices across major shares.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Deadly Dust Fives Die After Storms in Southwest
Five deaths reported in the cast-stone area over a week as dust storms worsen. Physicians link dust to pneumonia and fatalities. Volunteers, including women workers, assemble star dust masks and aim to boost daily production while distributing relief funds as rains ease some conditions.
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Xanhas City
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Ant
African Tour Selection of Team Revealed
Article states the African tour to South Africa is not officially announced yet but a team selection is ready for press. Bradman’s unavailability raises concerns over captaincy with Richardeon favored. other contenders include Oldfield McCabe and a lineup lists McCabe O Reilly Oldfield Chipperfield Pingleton Brown Victoria Meathwond-Smith Darling Barnett Ebeling McCormick Richardson South Australia. One vacancy remains with candidates O Brien Lee Nitechke Lonergan Robertson Victoria.
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South Africa
Ain
Board of Control
Bradman
Richardeon
Jending
Oldfield
McCabe
Ao Far
F Tinn
O'Reilly
Olafeld
Chipperfield
Pingleton
Brown
Mleatwond-Smith
Darling
Barnett
Miners Rescued After 34 Days Trapped in Mine
In Johannesburg Sundry a rescue team freed W. Anderson and two other miners from No 16 level of Mackayin gold mine after 34 days trapped by flooding. They had conserved food and breathed in a boxhole before being retrieved. Hunger was present but Anderson asked for a cigarette upon rescue. Several miners died during the disaster and rescue efforts continued for days.
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Johannesburg
W.andarson
Mackayin
Uemina
Anderson
German Air Strength Report Revealed in London
A British report claims to reveal Germanys true air strength, prompting debate in Parliament. Market turmoil follows sharp silver price jumps with investors speculating on Britain’s expansion plans and potential impact on the economy.
Franco Russian pact terms modified in Paris report
British United Press dispatch from Paris states that Laval has secured changes to the Franco Soviet pact draft. Automatic military action is replaced by consultation under the League covenant. The pact only awaits initialling, according to the account.
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United Press
Piperative
Paris
M. Laval
Cup Final at Wembley Ends with Narrow West Brom Victory
London crowds around 3 000 gathered as West Bromwich Albion beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 4 2 in a Cup final marked by late goals. Weather dampened attendance though Prince of Wales attended and led the anthem. Mickel Wednesday struck late to give Albion the win, ending a 1908 first for goals in a final.
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Londn
Bundy
Wembley Hindium
Ander
Shom Melt Wesdnenfay
Weat Bromwich Albion
Horald
Britain
London
Prince of Wales
Lnst
Albion
Trans-Pacific Air Survey Aids Hawaii to Antipodes Route
Coastguard cutter Tasca completed a 7000 mile survey between Hawaii and the Antipodes. W E Miller of the United States Commerce Department led the study, with results to be released after return to Washington. Miller flagged Australia and New Zealand as potential aircraft bases for Pacific routes.
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Honolulu
Sunaay
Hawaii
W. E. Miller
United States ‘Commerce
Auricalla
Paleayra
Howland
Baker
Swain
Mustabie
W. M.lerby
No Change in U S A Price on Silver Metal
Washington notes no change in the official price of silver as markets react to rising world prices. New York quotes fall to about 76.70 cents an ounce as speculation prompts quick covering of positions. Mexico suspends bank activity to adjust monetary reserves while silver values hover near current levels.
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Washington
Rome
New York
Mexico
Buobargo
Premier's Election Tour Highlights Campaign Across Regions
A distorted report notes Premier Mievans visiting Sydney and northern districts, rallying support amid campaign activity. It cites large crowds, parliamentary-backed petitions, and focus on government plans while mentioning local figures and attendance at gatherings amid chaotic OCR.
Footballer Suffers Broken Leg in Sunday Reserve Match
In a Sunday reserve game at the quarter-yard line, a footballer sustained a broken leg and was conveyed to hospital for treatment. The incident halted the match as medical staff attended to the injured player.
Miss Jean Batten at Lyons
Miss Jean Batten at Lyons is reported with her voyage details and arrival notes. The brief item highlights her travel, timing, and a marker of the Lyons event.
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Jean Batten
Lyons
Accident injures residents near Causeway on Uriarra Road
Five people from Causeway and Queanbeyan were injured in a two vehicle collision on Uriarra Road near a hill top. Harold Hawke 40 suffered concussion and shock, Mary Hawke 40 concussion and shock, Daniel Grant 28 abrasions and shock, Theresa Grant 42 abrasions and shock, Elizabeth Brady 37 abrasions and shock. Both cars were wrecked, with Mr Hylen driving the other vehicle escaping injury. The crash occurred about 0.1 am as Grant returning to Causeway collided with Hylen’s car. police attended, but further details remained unclear.
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Causeway
Uriarra Road
Ralfy Mille
Insanle
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Hospital
Harold Hawke
IIT Causeway
Mary Hawke
Ant Honk
Damiel ‘Grant
Theresa ‘Grant
Fils
Elimabeth Brady
LL Causeway
Hylen
UN Queanbayan
Bergt
Cook
Germany Aims to Bar Jews From Civil Rights Voice
A historical report describes proposed Nazi style laws denying Jews civil rights in Germany. It claims Jews would be ineligible to vote or serve in the army, with eligibility tied to race and health. The piece notes leaders vow to ensure loyalty through oaths, military service, and racial purity standards.
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Rlin
Baturvay
Friel
M'dorman
Crimeabip
Mdeoei
Thal Ier
Firigk
Returned Soldiers Policy in Bathurst Debated
A Bathurst discussion on government policy for returned soldiers describes preference and priority for veterans in public works and land schemes. The Pro tem speaker notes continued assistance, financial relief, and government oversight, with emphasis on ongoing support for former service members and related measures in rural regions.
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Bathurst
Breowne
Prinaipal
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