China under renewed warfare in Manchuria crisis
The report says Japanese forces seized Shan Hai Kwan after fierce fighting near Jehol. Chinese troops entrench outside the city as Japanese destroyers and cruisers prepare for emergencies. Port Arthur ships deployed. Nanking fears major hostilities as China prepares to respond.
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Shan Hai-Kwan
Tientsin
Wey
Military
Arkwan
Fuchuku Yo
Port Arthur
Nanking
Japan issues warning over Jehol clash to China marshal
Japanese ultimatum released from Pieping via General Nakamura warns Chinese forces for grenade and gunfire actions near Jehol. Beijing criticizes Japan for aggression while insisting China bears no motive of attack. armored trains and troops push toward borders amid tensions with Mongolia and North China.
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Rhanchat
Marshall
Pieping
Nakamica
Japan
Jehel
Lin
Giawater
Aimeult
Chigemi
Bhansal Kuns
Savage tribal clash in Samoa ends in deaths and arrests
A violent dispute among Samoan natives in Amos escalated with knives and axes as men and women were injured. One man died from an axe wound to the shoulders. A murder charge was filed against another native. Several arrested were sentenced up to 130 months. others released. The judge denounced auto pistols and vowed harsh penalties for possession and promised extended leniency to those surrendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Amos
Tokio Report on Shan-hakkwan Skirmish and Local Hostilities
Despatches from Tokyo report that fighting ceased at Shan-hakkwan and the war office aims to avoid widening hostilities. Chinese troops, about 15,000 nearby, attacked Japanese units numbering 150 guarding a railway. Authorities hope to treat it as a local incident if attacks do not resume.
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Dabei
Great Wall
Ruth
Brian- Schcewan
Japan
Tokio
Shan-hakkwan
War Office
Neihhourhood
Tilm
Devaluation of American Dollar and Church Vandalism
A Tuesday report notes Senator Borah preparing a push to reduce the dollar’s purchasing power amid a spate of church vandalism in Chatswood and Roseville. Five youths were arrested for breaking into churches, drinking wine, and desecrating hymn books, signaling broader economic and moral tensions.
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Washington
Borah
Bydney
Weinesany
Henator Warren
Montana
United Tates
Fedy Demonstrates Electrical Energy Broadcast In Ontario
Midnay Ontario Thursday F Fedy 22 a former insurance agent claimed success for his invention to broadcast electrical energy after a demonstration sending power through a mile and a half of space. Fifty witnesses watched 30 lamps at 4 000 watts illuminate when a control board operated from a farmhouse.
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Midnay
Ontario
F. Fedy
Pedy
Fedy
Ted Hesch
Bern
Ontario Hydro Electric Commission
Mim
Maire
Ships Without Fuel Mr Fiske Prophecy
Sydney cable dispatch reports Mr Fiske of Amalgamated Wireless Ltd foresees a future where power transmitted through space could enable ships to travel without fuel. He warns the outcome hinges on the use of copper wire and the potential for misuse in peacetime or war.
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Sydney
Record wheat handling at White Bay Sydney
A new record for bulk wheat handling was set at White Bay Sydney when 58 tons were unloaded in 43 hours 40 minutes. The rapid unloading cleared docks and 120000 tons had already been loaded for overseas, with 108000 tons shipped last month.
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Sydney
White Bay
Shina
National Park Crime Update In National Park Case
Police say the suspect in the Elizabeth O Connor matter at National Park may be older than first thought, possibly between 0 and BB. Despite vague data, many people are coming forward and information is being actively pursued and carefully checked by investigators.
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Sydney
Elizabeth O'Connor
National Park
Abandoned in flames as liner L Atlantique evacuated
The French luxury liner L Atlantique of 42512 tons, bound for Le Havre for overhaul, was abandoned after fire off a reef near Alderney in the Channel Islands. The German steamer Ruhr rescued the 250 crew members aboard.
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London
L'Atlantique
le Havre
Alderney
Channel Islands
Ruhr
Low Scoring in Second Test Welcomed in England
London reports muted response to Australia’s Melbourne performance while calls rise for England to adjust XI. Critics urge Paynter over Wyatt and inclusion of Howes and Allen, with focus on Adelaide wicket’s trouble for spin. Editorial lauds Australia’s spirit and endurance amid pressure.
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London
Timmen
Aino
IL Ie
Melbourne
Payers
J. C. White
England
Paynter
Wyatt
Adelaide
Esuaense
Mitchell
Ine Aiwa
Howes
Allen
Gongratuinten Australia
Dare
Tribute To O'Reilly As Bowler
Melbourne report credits C M Boyes praising Australia’s bowler B B O'Reilly as the greatest in the world for the present time. The commentary notes improved country cricket standards due to turf wicket quality and mentions Hogan M'Guirk Wingrove Hutching Bennett in form.
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Melbourne
C.M. Boyes
Payee
Hogan
M’guirk
Wingrove
Hutching
Bennett
Royce
Oreilly
Perham
England’s Test Wicket Confusion Draws Criticism
London commentary blames England’s mismatch in practice and lineup for a poor performance. The Evening Standard flags a blunder not to recur, while the Daily Telegraph critic notes lack of a genuine seam bowler. Verity and Hammond are cited as possible replacements for Bowes in Adelaide.
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London
Evening Standard
England
Hammond
Verity
Omiasion
Bowas
Gate receipts total in Melbourne event noted
Gate receipts amount to £14,017 from the Melbourne event. About £4,000 will be paid to the Maginhinen and £6,709 to the Australian cricket body.
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Melbourne
Free State election sparks Dublin party plans headlined
Dublin enters an intense political period ahead of the general election three weeks off. Alderman Byrne, mayor of Dublin and independent Dail member, denounces the dissolution as panic and vows to push ahead with plans to form a national party uniting pro treaty groups, despite the short campaign window.
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London
Irish Free State
de Valera
Dublin
Alderman Byrne
Dail
Scuphanealy
Mr Cosgrave Defines Policy With Pledges in Dublin
Mr W T Cosgrave outlines a manifesto promising to uphold civil rights, end economic hardship, and restore financial arrangements with Britain. He pledges price increases for goods, provision of markets, fair banking, and reduced reliance on writs while emphasizing public courage and national honour.
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Dublin
Tuanday
Nia
Fagtang
Kelung
Armera’ Annaliie
Desert Rescue Delayed By Plane Repair Issues
Perth reports a rescue delayed as repairs to an aircraft prevent takeoff. Pilot Baker Nas postponed the operation due to a faulty oil pipe and the need to replace it, with repair not feasible before Friday. The delay impacts an anticipated morning departure and ongoing rescue plans.
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Perth
Baker Nas
Whelan
Southern Cross Ready for Tasman Flight Test
The Southern Cross was prepared for its first test today before the New Zealand flight. Wireless equipment functioned perfectly during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cross
Tasman
Sydney
New Zealand
Unclear text about aviation relief flight and personnel
Fragmentary report mentions food and water rationing for Whelan, Flying Officer Wright, and Baker, with references to a relief flight and a discovery of a reflector. Baker postpones flight until tomorrow morning, a plane transfers to an Air Force plane, and Whelan signals that Ne wne well.
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Whelan
Omcer Wright
Memue
Baker
Air Force
Whelam
Ship Mu rouhra Delayed Sparks Northern Coast Food Shortage
The motor ship Mu rouhra failed to arrive on the northern coast causing food shortages claimed by local authorities at Darwin. Investigators found no heat or motive for the delay and are seeking explanations while reports note losses of stock and concerns over supply.
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Darwin, Greanemany
Murouhra
West Doly
Constance
Hhoal
Fay
Muroubre
Terrorist activity disrupts Calcutta arrests and attacks
Widespread revolutionary movements disrupt Calcutta taking a toll on Europeans. Police raid Calcutta Corporation offices and Trade imperatives as three Muslims are arrested for revolver possession. Crowds clash injuring officers and bystanders while attacks near the university and the tank area report a bag with £2160 stolen.
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Calcutta
Miso
Calcutta Corporation
Irra
Imilan
Caleta
University
Muener
Quant
Clashes Reported Between State Troops and Meac in Alwar
Serious clash in Alwar yesterday between state troops and Meas escalated as troops fired, injuring and assaulting locals including an English woman. Officials report unknown casualties while the Maharaja appeals for government restraint to prevent further interference with state administration.
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Calcutta
Pheniay
Alwar
ALP Faction Fight as J S Garden Joins Socialisation Group
Sydney report notes a contentious session over Labour factions with J S Garden aligning with a socialisation group. The tented scene shows Garden supporting the metallicisation faction, expected to influence union loyalty and party alignment amid internal clashes.
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ALP
J. S. Garden
Sydney
Labour Council
Garden
Metalimsion
Lishour
Lascars Ill On Ship Disease Through Improper Food
A damaged report notes several seamen aboard the Mimaer Monda at Port Adalat were taken to Reaphul for medical care after improper food. One man died at sea. the shipboard crew is blamed as lax and reckless amid the vessel’s perilous voyage.
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Port Adalat
Bert Bart
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Jehol
Ae Jehol
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Lytton
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Monebuku
Savage
Samoa
Tokio Report
Electrical Energy Broadcast
Mr Fiske
O'Reilly
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National Party
MR. Cosgrave
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Alwar State
Lascars
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