Unprecedented Adelaide Test as crowd protests Larwood
Australia all out for 222 at Adelaide amid a violent crowd demonstration after Syd Oldfield was struck by Larwood. Oldfield suffered a concussion and was taken to hospital. he remained hospitalized overnight. Ponsford top scored with 85 as Richardson and Hodge supported a partial recovery, while Larwood bowled to limited impact amid the uproar.
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Larwood
Field
Richardson
Ponsford
Adelaide
Vos
Woodfull Warns Warner As Adelaide Row Cools
London reports from Bungay note Mr W M Woodfull warned Mr P F Warner after a dressing room incident on Saturday. The dispute is seen as closed with Woodfull possibly renouncing the captaincy pro tem if needed. Tchardron may retaliate and push for a strengthened team.
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W. M. Woodfull
P. F. Warner
Warner
London
Adelaide
Woods
Woodtuil
Ax & Protem
Cne
Crowded crowd mocks Larwood as Oldfield shines at crease
A chaotic over staged amid crowd jeers as Oldfield mounts a steady innings while Larwood targets him with leg theory. Verity and Ponaford both contribute as the score climbs, with Oldfield guiding a resilient stand and cooperation from teammates shaping a tense passage before the over ends in commotion.
Dismissal of Richardson and Ponsford in Test Match
Richardson falls for 1 as Allen exploits maiden over and Larwood flings a sharp spell. Oldfield adds steadiness, replacing Hammond, Pontford rises to 6, then Reid presses Verity. The innings nears 100 when Oldfield and Smith part, Ponsford anchors a long partnership before the Eskimos struggle to 1 for 100 at lunch.
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Richardson
Larwood
Larwrodia
Mchardson
Oldfield
Alten
Asicven
1.B.w
Hammond
Old
Reid
Pat
English Man Hunt Splits London as Furmixs Is Captured
A high profile manhunt ends with Aundtays Ramiel Jamen Furmixs in custody after being found at a London lodging and later arrested near Forest Hill. A schoolboy’s dog led to an unloaded revolver with his name scratched on the butt, prompting renewed vigilance about his whereabouts. Police and residents recall a period of intense pursuit across Catford and Forest Hill.
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London
Aundtays
Ramiel Jamen Furmixs
Houthend
Whitegate
Walter Spatchett
Furnace
Torme
Catford
Forest Hill
South
Wan
War Tun
Freending
Plane's quiet caretaker inspires regular service tale
A short feature describes a calm young man who tended a mother and her child during a flight. The piece notes his steady demeanor and suggests a routine, almost detective-story mood, blending newspaper drama with an Edgar Wallace thriller vibe.
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He Landingy
Prisoner poisoned in cell in London report
A prisoner was found writhing in his cell in London on Monday and rushed to hospital. A wireless message at 6:10 a.m. mentions suspected poisoning by serualin salts as part of a broader note on a new trans Atlantic demonstration flight from El Louis Menoral to Natal Brasil by a twelve passenger aeroplane piloted by Captain Mermos with crew and a contractor.
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Mermos
Rene Cousinet
EL Louis
Menoral
Natal
Brasil
Furnees
Beepitel
Freighter Lost Takes Fire At Sea
A motor ship named Taronga ran aground and burned near Perim Island after a fire broke out in forward holds. The vessel, beached to prevent capsize, carried 450 tons of wool and 3, as well as 200 tons of general cargo and 500 tons of copra from Sydney and Melbourne. Passengers Mary Cobb and Barry Harnca, recently in The Basratin of Wimpole Street, were aboard en route to England. The value of the ship alone was about £160,000. A fire aboard the Faronna at Sydney three weeks earlier may be connected, St Wwdot notes.
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Meriond
Mary Cobb
Barry Harnca
TRE Basratin
Wimpoletreet
Altwiralin
New Lowland
Englan
Sydney
Melbourne
Woot
Alona Wan
Faronna
St Wwdot
Sequel in London meeting to study developments
The Canadian Government liaises with Empire governments to organize a committee meeting in London to study further Empire economic co operation. Each state will have two representatives. An announcement of the personnel is expected soon.
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Ettawa
Empire
London
Civil Guards Keep Order at Dublin Meeting
In Dublin the Civil Guards maintained strict order at a meeting led by Mr. Cosgrave afterinstructions from Mr. De Valera. The crowd showed decorum but police used batons to disperse some portions while Mr Cosgrave announced a decision to negotiate with Britain to terminate war-time tariffs recently imposed.
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de Valera
Civil Guarda
Courage
Poljes
Congrave
Britain
Woodfull Apology and Ashes Talk Dominates Cricket Debate
News wires report Australian captain Woodfull offering an apology amid Ashes tensions. Discussion centers on choosing victory and friendship with Britain, while Wisden and The Daily Herald weigh Woodfull’s remarks as criticisms flare over Paynter and Larwood. The Adelaide correspondent notes cautious praise for Woodfull and sympathy for the incident.
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Warner-ivoed
Pantroverny
Amen Tole
Oaevening
Wendt
Frianda
Giavantent
Australia
Daily Herald
Danetm
Ed. C. Whitey
Larwood
Paynter
Dlackiv
Twa
Advinide
Thief Captured After Sailor Flight Through City
A man accused of stealing a woman’s bag was chased by sailors and a bystander, knocked down by pepper spray used by a second assailant, and captured after a pursuit that crossed the Children’s Hospital yard and involved two Austalian women staying nearby. The incident echoes a similar attack on Mine Cavey on the same date last year.
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Yan
Sustody
Mian Caney
Winn Caney
Ine Savey
Granada
Children’s Hospital
ITM
A.S. Auateliia
Factory Fire at Mason's Plant Sparks Explosions
A blaze at Mason's factory on Woberte Street Rose May dawned at ten in the morning, trapping several workers on the top floor who were rescued just in time. Fire brigades arrived quickly and after hours of effort the flames were subdued. The stock and contents were damaged by flames and chemical explosions filled the air during the early fire.
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Mason's
Woberte Street
Rose May
Hospital Tax Motion Before Canberra Council
A motion reaffirms the Advisory Council request to study the hospital taxation ordinance before enactment. It urges that any compulsory tax for the Canberra Hospital include Territory residents on the Board of Management and be submitted to the Council for its views prior to ministerial approval. The motion, seconded by T. M. Shakespeare, passed with no opposition.
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Advisory Council
Ky Geil
Vomell
Canberra
Board of Management
Iis
T. M. Shakespeare
Deate
Attack on Police in Sydney Court Remand
Frederick Smith, 40, mechanic, remanded at Central Court for unlawfully assaulting Constable Vrancia Hermes and Molen with a Government revolver baton and damaging the constable’s uniform. Police prosecutor says he and eight others attacked another officer, kicking him amid muffled protests.
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Sydney
Frederick Smith
Central Court
Vrancia Hermes
Molen
Anne
City Development Balance Urged By Council
Advisory committee discussed equal development for Canberra City with focus on northern suburbs. A resolution urged equitable housing for public servants on the Limworth side of the river while ensuring southern areas remain fairly treated.
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Canberra City
7. M. Bhakertoons
J. K. H. Good- Win Ware
Harumlutton
Luet &Ng
Ounaldert
Limworth
Shakespeare
Bush
Canberra
National Union Intervenes in Australian Arbitration Case
An application for remintration by the National Union of Halfwaymen of Australia was submitted to the Commonwealth Arbitration Court today. The union sought relief as the case moved forward in the hearing.
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Bydnny
National Union of Halfwaymen of Australia
Commonwealth Arbitration
Tornado damages Capertes township and Myesakam Garage
A tornado struck Capertes township on Monday afternoon causing extensive damage to Myesakam's Garage. The storm disrupted the town with debris scattered and property losses reported, while no injuries were mentioned in the readable text.
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Bydwey
Capertes
Myesakam
Rift in South African parties blocks coalition efforts
Capetown reports a sharp split with no coalition possible as Mr. Roos confronts government supporters at Blomfontain gathering. Police protected Roos amid crowd unrest, but he claimed a personal victory and warned he would form a new party if moderate elements fail to unite. General Amite pledged a National Government on broad lines to curb racialism.
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Capetown
Roos
General Suite
Blomfentein
Countey Diatricta
Gondence
Jmpire
Mom
Manchukuo Gunboats Forio Decree Released for River Service
A distorted OCR fragment reports the Manchukuo government freeing three burhi-bean gunboats named for river service. The wording names Deckyarte The Wawnahi and references a government act. details are unclear due to transcription.
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FORIO
Under
Deckyarte
Wawnahi
Minkler Search Capt Hope Leaves Fears For Loss In Alps
Paris report says Captain Hope refueled at La Houreet and departed for Basel arriving safely. He plans to return to the Airy Plan near the Roman of St Moritz and received a telegram noting a plane possibly seen at 7000 feet near Mortink. Hope believes Hinkler likely crashed on a mountain wall amid unfavourable weather.
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Hunaay
Hope
la Houreet
Basle
Neoewea
Ailya Plana
Roman
Morita
Air Ministry
Dette Falirat
Mortink
Hinkler
Himpson
Keeples
Tha Mera- Aeome
Hinkler to Leave Auckland for Sydney en Route to Queensland
Mrs Hinkler sails from Auckland to Sydney and then proceeds to Queensland to join her husband’s family. She says Bert is the mate and expresses hope the search for the missing wife continues, with confidence in a safe outcome.
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Auckland
Hinkler
Sydney
Queensland
Bert
Tragic inquest into Mary Moe Bing’s death in Australia
The coroner ruled Mary Moe Bing’s death a suicide after an inquest held today. The Australian woman, who had lived with a Chinese partner in China, returned to Australia, where she drank heavily and ended her life.
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Mary Moe Bing
Rae Ton Marcesy
Ghideee
China
Australia
Sand
Chihewe
Gir
Bo Chemupes
Abrulla
Fireball Incident Blazes House During Thunderstorm
A fireball struck a residence in Turalge during a thunderstorm, damaging the kitchen of Councilor Wate’s home. Most residents were unharmed, though Mes. Dunkin, arriving from Sydney, sustained injuries from shock and a woman near the doorway was temporarily blinded. Firefighters reported two tall wine stores damaged as the blaze spread to the top of the house and a nearby wall.
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Rydney
Turalge
Goulbues Dimeter
Councilor Wate
Wydney
Watming
Sunday Flying Southern Cross Crew in Trouble at Wellington
Police took several members of the Southern Cross crew on suspicion after a wild Sunday spree involving the Hawthern Chrome. The incident is described as a lapse in discipline during a weather-affected journey.
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Wellington W
Ths
Wiegetien
Eine
Hawthern Crome
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