Murder Suspect Charged In Sydney Slaying
Erle Roland Craig, 25, salesman, was charged at Central Police Court with murdering Trit Marriott, known as May Miller, on December 1 near Queen’s Dock. Arrested in Centennial Park after a raid, Craig gave a vague account of May Miller’s death. police inquiry continues as he remains in custody awaiting further proceedings.
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Sydney
Erle Roland Craig
Central Police Court
Trit Marriott
May Milter
Queen's
Craig
Centennial Park
Pome
Nolliw
McRae
Mr Hay
CEB
Fianroiar Friar
Miller
Sermeanty
Oman
Kealth
May Miller
Central Voliew Maton Craig
Elephant rampage kills five in Calcutta hunt camp
Five people died and several were injured when an elephant went amok near Cawnpore during a tiger hunt. The animal broke through the camp, wrecked it, and escaped into the jungle as authorities pressed for action. A cabinet resignation rumor lingers as the week ends.
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Calcutta
Fianna Fail Campaign Sparks Clash Over Ireland Policy
London reports show Mr. de Valera addressing thousands at Dun auk, pledging to resist British pressure and defend equality while appealing for Irish unity. He criticizes opponents for undermining the state, forecasts aid for farmers, and signals a march toward a self reliant Ireland amid Cork and Dublin campaign events.
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Pipers
Drummore
Dunauik
Louth
John
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Trelund
de Valerne
Tundaik
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Funttn
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Mir
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Quest's
Calonel
Joe Hiexing
White Army
Congrave
Forarty
Lot Kiintos
County Clare
Dublin
Alderman Byrne
Farmers
de [Valera
Cosgrave Naw
Brit
J. _uin
Fianna Fail
M. Connact
Mtr
de Valera
Coannt
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J. H. Thomas
Haisininione
Beltain
Campalien
Fianna
Kerma
Wood
Sounomy
Taconmenahip
Democrats Propose Higher U S Income Taxes to Balance Budget
The Roosevelt camp and Democratic leaders endorse a wartime level tax plan to balance the budget amid a recession. Increases would raise income and petrol taxes, reduce exemptions, and tax married and single earners above set thresholds. New rates start with 6 percent on the first 4000 dollars then 1 percent above, with added graduated surtaxes for higher incomes.
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New York
United Stazon
United States
Conwrean
Frealdent
Roosevelt
L Atlantique reaches port after Cherbourg blaze
Amid chaos in Cherbourg the liner L Atlantique burned and drifted as crews battled the fire started in stored mattresses. Eleven experts flew from Paris to Cherbourg to aid salvage. three of twelve victims were found. Towboats from multiple nations fought to control the hulk as weather worsened and investigators began inquiries.
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Paris
L’atlantique
Cherbourg
L' Atlantique
England must win Adelaide Test says Patsy Hendren
Patsy Hendren writing in The Sunday Express urges England to win the Adelaide Test to avoid a likely Australian victory in Brisbane. He notes England’s batting needs grit while admitting flaws in three players and questions selection and wicketkeeping options amid belief big challenges loom from Australia and short ball play at Melbourne.
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London
Patsy Hendren
Sundey Express
Hammond
Hotellite
Dighworth
Amos
Australia
Moteod
News of the World
Melbourne
Tate
Medical Verdict Awaited for Henry Guillet's Health Status
Reports from MELROVIN indicate Minister Onatonye Cer Henry Guillet, recently retired from Ottawa, remains in ill health. Doctors say his condition warrants observed rest to determine if he can resume departmental duties by month’s end. Optimism noted for possible return if physical health improves.
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Melrovin
Pat Onatonye
Henry Guillet
Ottawa
Apo
Pinjiah
Inmijic
Henry
Henry Gullett
Iowan
Canberra
Alpht
Calvin Coolidge America Pays Last Tribute
Calvin Coolidge received a state like ceremony as his body lay in state at Northampton and thousands filed past. Hoover and Mrs Coolidge attended, a Congregational service at the church featured a quartet and scripture reading, then the body was escorted to the family plot near Plymouth for burial.
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Horthampton
Ates
Calvin Conlige
Edwards Congregational
Fresidan Hoover
Hoover
John Gholling
Mre
Coulidge
Mana
Fam Wy
Cowliten
Tymouth
Alvin
Cooney
Coalition Bid Stirs South Africa Political Crisis
Ex judge Tielman Roos, who resigned from the bench, proposes a broad coalition government backed by Ward and the South African party. He claims unity could defeat the government immediately and win over essential voters amid national emergency. The plan envisions a 100 percent coalition with the South African party to counter Nationalist and floating votes gaining support for the government.
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Cametown
Ipetown
Tielman Loos
Apper Court
Ward
Spbonition
Aouth African Party
Fudge Hoa
Iniow
Ue Ald
Abuy
Hinkler’s Bid For Record Leaves On Flight To Darwin
London reports Herbert Hinkler set off from an Australian plan in a Moth aircraft with Canadian marks aiming to beat Scott’s record to Darwin. The trip, planned in secret, would total eight days twenty hours forty four minutes, with five hops and a first stop at Linch. No news by 4 30 a m Sunday, with Brindisi expected by nightfall.
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London
Herbert Hie
Middlesex
Itralia
Hinkler
Scott
Australia
Aneamma
Darwin
Linch
Brindisi
Royalty Returns Christmas Giles to Their Majontive
Fragmentary text describes royalty and global recognition with notes of renewal and compliance. The piece hints at hierarchical ritual, aging, and potential overwhelming duty, suggesting ceremonial return and regard across nations.
Miracle Tube Aims to Silence Static in Wireless Era
London researchers unveil a so called miracle tube at the Imperial Institute. It is said to eliminate radio interference and flicker from TV signals. Demonstrations claim it can locate ships and enemy positions, forecast weather, and track wireless stations within 3000 miles in seconds. The device reportedly costs about £1 10s.
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London
RR. Watson Watt
Imperial Institute
Watt
Scott Mund Yard
Ahlpe
Persian Minister in London Recalled to Teheran
The Persian Minister in London Ali Ansari has been recalled to Teheran. The move follows Iranian government caution and rearrangements affecting embassy operations in London.
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London
Rumson
Ali Ansari
Teheran
Ranaterrad
Bariin
Canberra eviction plan sparks housing uncertainty in parliament
Officials debate government aim to move staff from leased government houses in Canberra to other adequate quarters. About 45 homes needed for Patent Department staff, but evictions may number 15. 25 vacancies exist, with more built. Tenants in arrears, cases to be considered on merit, no clear policy on relocation or relief work. Parliament’s Interior Minister Perkins away. timing and details awaited.
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Canberra
Mr. Perkins
Patents Department
Department of the Interior
Tan Boon
Qussabeyan
Soma
Arine
Bela
New South Wales
Leen
Nome Wey
Queanbeyan
Tiny
Gueanbeyan
Orkine
Flakeley
House of Repreon
Intervie
Ir. Perkin
Lonaatant
Proberty
Blakeley
Perkina
Kerra
Parkine
T PE Ryorgie Lab
Parkhill
Commonwealth Bank
Chinese appeal to Geneva on North China menace
The Chinese Foreign Office notified the League that they plan to attack Tiantain Paiping and other northern sites due to the Shan Hai Kwan episode. The situation is described as gravely dangerous with potential consequences. Britain’s interests in Chin-wang-tao are mentioned, urging respect.
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Geneva
League
Shan-hai-kwan
Tiantain
Paiping
Johor
Peking
Unclear fragmentary report on demands and violence in Asia
Fragmented text mentions a demand to the Nation of Nations for withdrawal of Japanese forces from a region and reparations for damage. It references a Japanese ship Calcutta and trial details about multiple sentences, with violent incidents and casualties in Johor Province context. The passage is garbled and contains many incomprehensible names and phrases.
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Sturday
Steven Monteshun
Lource
Chang Havel Lland
Congress
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