Quist Wins Sensational Victoria Championship Match
Melbourne reports the Australian Quist defeated world champion Perry in a thrilling Victoria men’s final at Kooyong. Crawford defeated De Stefani to set a Quist Crawford final, while women’s singles finalists Berind Hartigan and Hartigan contest the title.
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Melbourne
F. J. Perry
Chamie Wee
Coe ‘Quist
Quint
Hogitahman
Iingliahman
Quist
Perry
Albert md
Crawford
de Stefani
Ram
Crantort
Miar Berind
Mien Hartigan
South Australia
J. Perry
Great Britain
J Crawford
G. de Bretani
Italy
Milas J. Hartigan
Bersman
Mia Mound
Bast Mise Deerman
J. Bromwich
J. Gilchrist
A. Huxley
Ingham
High Court Grants Rule in Kisch Prohibition Case
The High Court stayed further action in the Kisch case while a decision on the application is awaited. Mr. Piddington noted the court's stance on masking the Gaelic dialect and the rule’s exercise by the Attorney-General, with an adjournment pending further proceedings.
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Bydney
A. B
High Court Jr
Egon
High Court
Piddington
YE Massing, KC
Griffin Withdraws Appeal In Supreme Court Proceedings
Sydney report states Griffin withdrew his appeal after the case was stated to Supreme Court. The judge confirmed the withdrawal and ordered Griffin to pay costs. Griffin was later moved to a local gaol amid court attendance and public display.
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Sydney
Immig
Roe
Grifin
Uat
Lytton Wright
McMahon
B.M
Supreme Court
Tenve
Manning
B.C
Parmaimioe
Avidaares
Dompie Ford
Criffin
Patefamilia
Trade with Japan view of delegation di scussion notes
A dialogue on trade with Japan outlines hopes for a satisfactory agreement between Australia and Japan. The delegation discusses adjusting the balance of trade, Japan’s imports from Australia, and the potential for broader economic cooperation including wool. Japan was Australia’s main guaranteed buyer apart from Great Britain, but diversification is suggested for future export markets.
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Bydney
Australis
Japan
Australia
Great Britain
John Harvey addresses retirement of Justice Sir Marvey
In a district equity court session, John Harvey notes the retirement of Justice Sir Marvey and discusses the implications for Bar members. Sir John responds that many ties and associations would need severing, questioning the timing and process of the judge’s complete retirement. He recalls plans to retire and the anticipated impact on the judiciary.
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Equity Court
Marae Teses VC
Sir Marvey
John
French Demands on BritishAir Mail Traffic
France agrees to use the Paris to Marseille air mail route with Imperial Airways but seeks revenue sharing with French Airways. The move, while tentative, does not promise faster Aussie or African services. Night train options remain the current practical transport link. further aviation terms are uncertain.
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London
Imperial
France
Paris
Marseilles
Tmaperial Airsways Ltd
Imperial Airwaye
Britain
Brindini
Arin
Brin- Albi
Parliament Adjourns to February Reassembly Date
Parliament adjourned yesterday with plans to reconvene on Wednesday February 20 while noting the date may be revised. Prime Minister Lyona said a earlier meeting could speed up matters, stressing the importance of the rehabilitation probe and government priorities.
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Lyona
Cameron
Br. Lyonsaid
Trunk murder trial in London case involving Violette Kay
Testimony centers on Jack Notyre who admits placing Kay s body in a Brighton bunkroom after she was found mutilated. Notyre claims fear of police bias due to a prior conviction and describes hiding the body before awaiting a possible confession. Hearing adjourned.
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London
Jack Nature
Violette Kay
Brighton Railway Ploakroom
Natyre
Kay
Hammer
Notyre
Watts
Otyre
Broadcasting Big Increase in Licenses Report
The Autlan Broadcasting Commission released its annual report ending June 20, showing 023,052 home licenses refused up from prior years. The commission cites scope of programming and quality improvements. The agency aims to raise program standards by featuring local talent and opportunities from time to time. The record lists 608,90 local licensees as of June 20.
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Rodney
Autlan Broadcasting Commission
Long Trail Ends Six Year Old Crime In New York
Grace Budd aged six disappeared from her home on June 3 1928 after being lured by a stranger. Albert Fish 85 a house painter confessed to kidnapping and murder guiding detectives to a Westchester county site where authorities found the child’s remains. Police said he admitted suffocating the girl and then mutilated the body.
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New York
Grace Budd
US 10
Fesiuide
Pearby
Westchester County
Io & Abel
War debt revision paria note on payment date
The Government informed the United States there will be no payment of war debt installments due December 15. France maintains its 1919 stance against further payments on the instalment system until a general conference on intergovernmental debt settlements yields new war agreements.
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Paria
United States
France
Gambling party inquiry in House of Commons debated evidence
In the House of Commons Mr J questioned a charity raffle at a party where guests paid £1 10s each. Mir Gutey alleged about £40,000 was raised during the evening, while John Gilmour said police knew the party was held and that the issue touched the Gaming and Licensing Act. Proceedings could be considered if evidence could be precise.
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London
House of Common
Mir ‘Gutey
John Gilmour
German Intellectuals Must Be Sports
Berlin reports the Education Minister forbids young clergy doctors teachers and lawyers from practicing without a certificate proving proficiency in athletics. Kal-yaar students must obtain a similar certification or leave the university. The policy applies to all genders.
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Berlin
Kal-yaar
Wedding Causes Society Stir In Australia Notes
A society stir arose as Miss Mitgapeth Kaos, younger daughter of the late Sir Adria Knox former chief Justice of the Court of Australia, wed the Honourable Lewis Joseph Hugh Cabtin of Chudleigh at Archbishop's Chapel a Marys Abbey. A luncheon followed at the Australia Hotel.
Wool Outlook and Senate Debate on Argentine Prices
A report discusses the wool market showing price discrepancies with higher Argentine prices while Australia seeks to defend valued markets. It notes prewar price parity fears, potential price rises, and arguments in the Senate about trade with Germany and Argentina, including the impact of wartime treaties on wool sales and credits.
Pacific Flight Guarantee Approved by Parliament
The Assistant Treasurer Carey introduced the Pacific Flight Appropriation Bill to secure £5000 for the widow of Flight Lieutenant Ulm, who died in a journey from Canada to Australia. The bill pledges to guarantee an overdraft up to £0 and seeks authority to appropriate funds if the guarantor cannot meet the obligation, reflecting aviation progress aims.
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Treamiter
Carey
Mary Josephine Ulm
Caney
Ulm
Canada
Australia
Commonwealth Hawke
Commonwealth Bank
What America Did Astounding Figures
Washington reports detail profits earned by leading metal firms meat packers and others supplying war materials during 1917 and 1918. Calumet and Hecla copper earned eight times its value in one year. A sampling of firms shows profits running into the millions for some executives and ranges of profits across 1917 and 1918.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Meat Ypackata
Wtack
Calumet
Hecla
Ite
United States
Relief figures show 4.161 million families on relief in October
The Government announced that 4,161,000 families were on relief in October. The October figures indicate a steep rise in need during the month, reflecting widespread distress across the country.
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Washington
Headmaster defends examinations at Sydney Grammar School
At Sydney Grammar School speech day Headmaster H B Dettman defends the exam system while noting students leave early for job opportunities. Governor Philip Game warns against gladiatorial sport content and stresses daily game play in school.
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Sydney
Sydney Grammar School
Dettman
Ani
Pererms
Dellman
Hay
Toanagers
Sy Philip Game
Bill to grant ins wept for widow faces debate
The discussion centered on a direct grant to Mie for Almee’s benefit and a plan to let the bank adjust later. Mr Hawker warned that advancing government guarantees without Parliament approval risks dangerous precedents. The bill passed all stages with amendments despite opposition.
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Wort
Mie
Almee
Manete Anil
Aviasor
Hawker
Avon Guarantes
Casey
United Australia Party Council backs Premier Stevens rally
A UAP council meeting passed a resolution pledging unwavering support for Premier Stevens and his government. It expressed hearty good wishes and confidence in victory, urging continuation of the government’s name and admired leadership during the upcoming campaign.
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Aydney
Council of the
United Australia Party
Etd
Stevens
Tragic Death After Light Restored in London
Unclear report details the death of William Blair of Tenoru New Zealand after years of blindness. The article mentions a pioneering operation earlier and a patient regaining sight, but the narrative is garbled. Blair died during or after medical treatment in London, with reference to a kidney-related fatal attack.
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London
William Biair
Tenoru
New Zeerland
New Zealand
Tudor Zmomat
Ign
Blair
French Premier Threat to Resign Amid Budget Debate
Paris reports Premier M. Flandin warned during the week debate that Britain and France share a cautious view on finances. He said the current measures were prudent though not without strain and hinted at resignation if pressures rise.
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Paris
M. Flandin
Britain
France
Prysttt
Prince of Wales Wears Glasses at Mannion House Meeting
The Prince of Wales wore tortoise bell rimmed glasses today while presiding at a meeting at Mannion House TL. It was stated the night was excellent and he reads hundreds of acnente daily. The glasses suit him but make him look slightly older.
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London
Prince of Wales
Mannion House
Tim
Man confesses to attack on mate at Briarwood station
Brisbane Friday report states Dave admitted assaulting a workmate with a shovel at Briarwood station on the railroad near Chelmer. The victim, Arthur Parner of Chelmer, is in hospital with a probable skull fracture.
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Brisbane
Dave
Fm Ahovel
Briarwood
Arthur Parner
Chelmer
Sie Vicuita
Auffering
Akull
Hia Safetiant
German wool trade sparks government concern in Australia
In Melbourne discussions, questions arose why Germany would buy wool from Argentina rather than Australia. Jenatir McLachlan stated the government had been informed by the German Consul that Germany could not purchase our wool due to credit issues. The core issue cited was Germany bartering with Argentina, hindering price comparisons across Australia, South America, and Europe. The speaker warned the government risks alienating trade partners and weakening Australia’s wool market.
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Germany
Melbourne
Australia
Jenatir McLachlan
Austeasia
Wis
Fragmented 1894 Crime Note From Canberra Unlikely
An OCR fragment cites a 1894 Canberra University College matter with garbled phrases about crimes, permissions, and student actions. Names and places are unclear, hindering clear reconstruction of events or entities.
Motion Withdrawn After Safeguards Debate In Australia
A reasonable proposition was submitted with safeguards for Australia. It referred to what the German natives had to say. The motion was withdrawn.
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Safeguarda
Australia
Yorkshire Sees Need for German Deal
Fragile OCR text discusses potential alliance with Germany and Australia, noting Australian moves and comparisons of figures. It mentions Germany possibly following South Africa's example and outlines strained Australia relations amid expansion talk.
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Yorkshire
London
Wriday
Aum i Ropeners
Australie
Germany
South Africa
Australia
Lithuania court case on dual martial accusation reported
A fragment indicates Lithuania related to a special court and dual accusations involving martial matters. The text mentions men and a claim they were merely maintaining order, with unclear context and names, suggesting a political legal action amid postwar tensions.
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Nater
Menla
Ant Sey
Germany launches surprise cruiser in wartime effort
A fragmentary report notes Germany has launched a surprise cruiser, the Nuremberg, amid ongoing naval activity. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item references Kiel and Wik in the surrounding briefing.
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Jean Merit
Pacific Flight
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Ayia
U.A.P. Council
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Cermany
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