Air Disaster as Melrose Tried Mid-Flight Landing
Experts examined the crash as aviation authorities investigate the Melrose landing attempt. Witness accounts and recovered wreckage suggest engine trouble or structural failure. The investigation by the Air Accident Investigation Committee began Friday with statements from survivors and family members reacting to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osbourne
Auperte Alleve
Wich
Creth
Milrose
Jorday
Fils Witnesass
Wat & T
Malrose
Maparts
Defiance of Danzig Nazis Alarms Europe
London reports anxiety over Danzig crisis after Hitler notes hint at negotiations while Nazi strength grows. British French Belgian delegates consider steps if talks fail at Locarno summit. Italy may join. In Danzig, Greiser’s League show is seen as a Nazi victory despite a large non Nazi vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herr Greiser
Danzig
Geneva
Germany
Hitler
West Locarno
Italy
League
Herr Hitler
Naxiam
Danish Trade Treaty Renewal Defense in UK Debate
Sydney dispatch reports the Danish trade renewal defended amid British debate on embargoes and Empire impact. The article notes tensions over importing dairy and other goods and hints at shifts in 1883 policy positions and prices.
Zeppelin Low Flight Over Naval Dockyard
Fragmentary OCR article describes a Zeppelin over a naval dockyard with mentions of Britain, Australia, and British reactions. Several garbled names and places appear, with references to air reconnaissance and German threat dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Dockyard
Artic Ordeal Rescued in Open Boat
In a perilous open boat episode a crewman manages to survive as the vessel endures harsh conditions. The captain and others endure weariness while searching for rescue with limited provisions. Readings from the scene describe fading light and the struggle to stay afloat amid waves and cold.
Berlin Enj oys Kick to League
Berlin’s leaders voice mixed support for the League as Germany seeks strategic gains in Europe. Officials signal caution, noting Western demands for a strong collective security framework while pressuring for Dansig and Rhineland issues.
Nazi Tortures Thousands Driven to Death
A deranged report claims the Nazi regime tortured political prisoners and arreste vast numbers. It alleges a manifesto urged world protest against Germany while claiming one million detained and ten thousand driven to suicide during Hitler's rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brust
Germany
Boer
Cxecho-Miovaisia
Hitler
Mutaide
Government Plans to Increase Militia Forces
Archdale Parkhill reiterated that the government would reintroduce country training later and that volunteers had been given a fair chance. He outlined a plan to augment the militia from 27,000 to 36,000 personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mini Archdale Parkhill
Ust
Riot in Paris as 10000 clash with police at Arc de Triomphe
Violent scenes on the Champs Elysées as 10000 demonstrators including ex-combatants clash with gendarmes and mobile guards after the flame remembrance ceremony. Twenty one police and about 100 civilians are reported injured. Tables and chairs are seized and used as weapons as police charge amid cafe crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mon
Champs d’Riysme
Crisix de Feu
Solidier
Arc de Triomphe
National Union of Ex-combatents
Public Holiday and Coronation Plans for Australia
Australia considers a public holiday for the coronation of King George V with cabinet discussions in Canberra this week. Reports note potential Commonwealth Parliament disruption next year and reference historical wartime prison camp abuses in Germany as context for imperial celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Edward
Commonwealth
Canberra
London
George V
England
Ming Kien Wilkinsom
Aha
Sachsenburg
Heuberg
Biaar
Verdict for £5000 atony in defamation case abroad
A jury in Sydney delivered verdict in a defamation action against the Commonwealth Life Assurance Amalgamated Association. Damages of £15,000 were awarded to the claimant after a trial lasting 17 days. A stay of proceedings was granted pending appeal to the High Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonmy
Mostlzy
Sydney
Cabinet Ready to Act on Japan Trade Impasse
Australian Cabinet plans urgent action on a Japanese trade dispute with negotiations to be pursued. The agenda includes a budget draft, relief on duties, defence spending rise, and an overseas air mail accord. Trade routes and Pacific competition issues are also on the table as leaders push for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Mr. Lyons
Australia
Canny
Bruiai
Americas
Customs
Mr. White
Health
Sr. Hughes
Australian wool imports rise in season report
Asahi reports season wool imports to Australia New Zealand and South Africa rise with 4780 000 bales from Australia 24 000 bales from South Africa and 17 000 bales from South America. The article forecasts further Australian supplies amid shifting trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Asahi
Australlia Oo
South Africa
South America
Paler Tt
Austrati
Economics lecturer criticises tariff policy in Sydney
Sydney University economics lecturer H. D. Blacks told the Constitutional Club that federal tariff policy invites retaliation from Japan and the United States. He condemned government measures as gambles that risk harming wool and wheat industries and urged reconsideration of protective tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eydney
H. D. Blacks
Sydney University
Constitutional Club
ALP Challenge Trades Hall Accepts Unions Decide Destiny
Sydney reports Mr King MLC declares unions must decide their own destiny and criticizes ALP executives for opposing the industrial movement. He recalls the 1910 split and warns against dicta or expulsions. A conference next month will discuss rules as the industrial movement asserts autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
King
MLC
Tony
Counsell Conference
A.L.P
Warone
Rémeon
Australian Trade Unions’ Congress
Labour Council
Mr Baddeley Declines Drawn Position in Labour Dispute
Deputy Labour Party leader Mr Baddeley declined a mas comument and the National Federation and other bodies, with the ALP Central Executive, which had declared black, convened by the By nedy Labour Council. He said he would align with the Federation to protect its interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Pariamentary Labour Party
Baddelay
Tiene Retwestt Ne Borenarn Kr
A.lp
Bydney Labour Council
Min—erm
Federation
Quicker Hearings Proposed by Minister for Justice
The Minister for Justice announces plans for quicker hearings to ease congestion. Unopposed magistrates would handle up to 100 cases starting at 2 am with written police and defendant statements. Fines and costs would be paid within seven days, with seven day grace for payment. A later court appearance would be needed to contest cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heim
Costa
Cement Pipe Case Jury Clears De Seay and Others
The jury, after a retirement, exauxiliator and freceange sided with De Seay and associates in a verdict reportedly totaling 2188 in damages or fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Seay
Italian Arrests in Abyssinia Amid Sporadic Attacks
Thousands of Abyssinians were arrested in Addis Ababa after attacks on Italian troops. Some prisoners released as jails filled. others sent to ore labor or recruited for fort lines. Ethiopians claim killing an Italian captain and 70 soldiers near Dire Dawa. Regular air service suspended. rail use limited amid wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Addie Ababa
Akai
Teasians
Dire Dawa
Patriote
Rai
Jankober
Termaber
Ditovitl
Tre
Week End Disturbances in Palestine Reported
In Jerusalem the weekend unrest spreads from Qunay to the Cam area leaving one dead and three wounded amid clashes and rising tensions as authorities seek to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Ilerusalem
Qunay
Sanctions War End On July Decoded
Fragmented OCR notes discuss sanctions and a resolution. Mentions Geneva and the day, but details are unclear. No clear person or organization beyond Geneva appears.
Priest's Sentence Ill-defined in Ambiguous Report
A brief news snippet mentions a priest’s sentence with unclear wording and disputed phrasing. The accessible facts show an ecclesiastical figure facing disciplinary action, but the text lacks concrete details on charges, dates, or outcomes. Further context is needed to clarify the event and its jurisdiction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melrose
Europe
Anos
Méad
Bald
Melbourne
Asioun
Deuinere Wall
Oh Melrose
Mond Norenite de Dairy Factory
Den
Great Britain
Empire
Zeppelin
Anting Minteter
Teerky Anid
Britain
Thouasade
Bairymaen
Hindenburg
Bristol
Bhoreham
Jand
Thorney Tat
Aectciromtes
Artic Ordeal
Cappatin
Bechuae Wittenng
Tsack
Pablo
Dana
Berlin
Gaaeig Fenere
Hert
Greist
Langue of
Nationa
Bat- Amage
Frof
Gereman
War Doubtiesa
Heidi
Herr Creissr
Eien
Kansig
All Tomers
Locarno
Mediterranean
Dansig
Rhineland
Herr Greber
Joan
Brussels
Croix DE Feu
Police
Insurance Company
Japan
Fanart Pe
Liyane
Henry Cullett
M’ Wowrd Pelt
A.L.P. Challenge
Trades Hall
MR. Baddeley
Mr. Martin
Cass
Bole
Lt Ta
France
Pari Bubéay, Mee
Ae Monsey
Tee
Louvre
Ulin
Abyssinia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!