Queanbeyan Election Results and Local Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR shows numbers and names linked to Queanbeyan and Bungendore area. Mentions Panes dona and Quenameres with 53 and 11, plus references to Oaks Estate, Mra M. Mewmay, W. Mobinw, Opp Hotel Queanbeyan, Uriarre Road. Content is unclear but indicates local notices or listings.
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W. Mobinw
Oaks Estate Mra
M. Mewmay
Queanbeyan
Uriarre Road
Ry Bungendore
Canberra Timex Delivery Service Notice
A notice outlines daily delivery of newspapers in Canberra and Queanbayan areas. Residents should contact The Canberra Timex to arrange subscriptions or updates. Include name and address and provide a phone contact as requested.
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Canbarry
Canberra
Queanbayas
Otter
Sisewhere
Onder
Canberra Rentents
Canberra Timex
Murray
Lowe Street
Gueanbayan
Weather report from Canberra area with rainfall record
The Canberra forecast shows a hot day with a barometer reading and a note on rainfall records for the region. It mentions Queanbeyan temperatures and rainfall totals, marking a period of unsettled weather and a potential storm pattern.
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Vt Et Queanbeyan Sry
The Raising of Price Levels Across World Markets
The article argues that falling export prices for wool metals and most exports threaten Australian producers, with wheat as a possible exception. It urges cost cuts, currency readjustment, and higher world prices driven by increased demand, enhanced credit, and coordinated central bank actions to restore confidence and lift prices without harming inland markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Iralia
Lous
Los
Commonwealth Bank Board
Banka
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapper Sentenced in New Jersey Trial
A youth linked to the Lindbergh baby case was convicted of kidnapping and sentenced in New Jersey. He received one year in jail and a $1,000 fine as the proceedings concluded today. A German flyer, Adolf Krausmann, is reported recovering slowly in Wyndham after an incident.
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Wyndham
Thistay
Adolf Krausmann
Fleming
Curtis
Hoover vetoes relief bill and air fatality report
President Hoover vetoed the relief bill amid bipartisan debate as the nation faces a fatal air crash. A photograph from the era shows Commander A. Werheer and commentary from Scarborough reflects wartime tensions.
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Hoover
Fire Protection Precautions at Acton Offices
Acton offices adopt extra fire safety measures after accumulations of important documents. Plans include anti automatic sprinklers, added chemical extinguishers, upgraded hydrants, and a night watchman patrolling hourly. Restrictions on matches and lighters cited, and electro monitors to be tested amid building’s weatherboard construction.
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Acton
Yomitlaxiog
Maines
Department For the Interior
H.C. Brown
Interim award sets regional wage increases in pastoral sector
An interim award in Melbourne raises weekly pay for pastoral workers by 28 shillings in New South Wales and Victoria. The decision ends a prior 10 percent wage adjustment deemed inadequate by the Arbitration Court. The interim measure, effective for three months, centers on average and inferior grade staff and is to be reviewed as the court continues its wage assessment.
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Melbourne
Clave Fm
Pwoforat
Shwarerenf
Chiordudyw Botnrage
New South Wales
Vittoria
Aph Teantt
Wwagen
Fiat Mw
Ottawa Welcomes Australian Tourer in Cricket Event
Ottawa hosts a cricket reception for the Australia Colotentore team with Mr Bennett extending a welcome. Attendees include local officials and cricket enthusiasts as Ottawa Valley Cricket Downe marks the occasion.
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Ottawa
Mr. Bennett
Australia
A. Danaud
Unclear fragmentary memo cites rates and agencies
Fragmentary text appears to reference information retained in a memo about intelligence, authorities, and rates, with incoherent phrase structure and unspecified entities. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable from the readable portion.
Unclear excerpt from Fremantle report on industry outlook
Fragmentary Australian newspaper text discusses depression effects on a損pletment industry, mentions Mr. TA and Australian representatives, and notes uncertainty whether a large portion of the shipment will proceed. Names and details are garbled, leaving a partial picture of economic sentiment and decision timelines.
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Fremantle
Toanday
Ova
Artificial rubber from minerals promising substitute
A fragment discusses rubber synthesized from mineral sources as a substitute for natural rubber. It notes slightly lower price than refined rubber and potential for automotive and industrial uses, claiming similar appearance and stretch without sulfur additives.
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Diocknan
Indian Rising Protests Over New Taxes in Calcutta
In Calcutta on a Tuesday riots erupted in Udaipur as residents opposing the new taxation clashed with authorities. Hundreds marched to protest the order, with mobs attacking the palace and authorities. Fatalities and injuries were reported though precise numbers remained unclear as unrest spread. The disturbances drew call for action from Governor General Sir Leonard Roy NOWWK and heightened political tension in Rajputana.
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Calcutta
Udaipur
Talib
Liv Fine
Leonard Roy
Rajpuland
War incident with Lloyd George and Pershing details
A distorted report from New York describes a secretive exchange over Allied troop movement to France during World War I. It cites Mr Newtown Baker and Secretary for War in the Wilson cabinet referencing generals, transport posture, and alleged disputes about American ships and Allied cooperation.
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New York
Newtown
Baker
Wilaon
Libya Geary
General Mander
Lal Prahing
J. Lioya C
Moingy
London
United
Vraneo
Perdhiine
Taker
Amerigon
Mr Maker
Lloyd Germs
Opium Smuggler Caught in Sydney Court Case
A 23 year old crew member Yum Kum of the feliner Chungie was fined £50 by the Central Court today for trafficking opium. Evidence shown to customs officers confirmed the illicit shipment. 25 tins of opium were found at the scene and seized. Local authorities led the investigation.
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Sydney
Central Court Tortay
Feliner Chungie
Haying Oplim
Elven Midat
Fcorn
Clothing Trade Strike Melbourne Conference Date
A compulsory conference on a clothing trade dispute will be held today before Judge Drake prockmman The Industrial Registry indicated that vermin pinpoants would be submitted for a vote by employees tomorrow It appears the Glapnte will be settled soon
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Melbourne
Drake Prockmman
Whiell
When Mice Multiply in Eastern Canada Wildlife Crisis
The article notes a plague of mice in Eastern Canada disrupting caribou and muskoxen food chains. Fields and stores are raided, with crane and berry crops eaten, threatening hunters and natives relying on vitamin rich foods. Winter hardship looms as supply lines falter and wildlife populations shrink.
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Carora
Canada
Labrador
Indiana
Pheir
Civil Disobedience Effects Across Calcutta Crowd Shift
In Calcutta, a civil disobedience campaign altered local loyalties as 6,000 villagers, many formerly active anti-government supporters, pledged loyalty to the state. Nationalist leader asserts the movement gains more strength as dissenters switch sides following the weekend unrest.
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Calcutta
Lada
Tne
Comeds Bs
Ak Harbolt
Bombay Tiroardeney
Vonaraas
Fatal Glance Causes Our Fatality Inquest Verdict
A coroner returned an accidental death verdict after an inquest into the deaths of Lyaliath Walsh, 60, and Elisabeth Walsh, 67, who were killed when a vehicle they were riding in tipped over. Witnesses described the scene as chaotic with police noting remarks attributed to a man named Mannix.
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Melhourne
Twosday
Deen
Lyaliath Walsh
Elisabeth Walsh
Father Homing Wale
Afchiahop
Nolice
Walsh
Mannix
Walah
Jim
Walt Ho
Walen
Seea
Metal trades seek high duties to curb idle plant
C F Caldwell of the Australian Metal Trades Employers Federation urges higher protective duties to revive industry. He cites 1910 rates, calls for 10 to 30 percent preference, and notes 20,625 unemployed boys in New South Wales in October. He argues renewed protection would improve labor conditions and reduce idle machinery.
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Sydney
C.F. Caldwell
Federe
AD der Rast Wilhelm
Mcheuse
Australia
Hutcher
Maytland
Germay
Alliel
New South Wales
Tear Gas Bombs in St Louis Protest Turn Violent
Police dispersed a crowd attempting to enter City Hall to demand food relief as unemployed marchers faced tear gas and gunfire. About 2 005 people were involved and several injured as a rifle fire incident erupted during the disruption.
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ST. Louis
Montana
Moilay
Tlaveniens
Dis Mantla
Wiiltee
Une
Dried Fruits Shipment Large Arrival in London
The Commonwealth Dried Fruit Export Control Board reports 64 tons of Australian dried fruit placed in the Beltink Market during the fortnight, totaling 437770. The market was quiet with Tony Mumkod noted for quality fruit.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Dried Rate Export Control Baard
Thanyia
Tony Mumkod
Dust Evidence in a 19th Century Coiners Case
A court case links dust particles to a baker and a money maker. Microscopic analysis reveals wood, metal, and other traces tied to antique furniture and fake coins. The trial debates acquittal versus conviction as investigators piece together the scarce clues.
Wage Reform Debate Reaches Industrial Commission
The Industrial Commission weighs a new wage regime with employer and employee claims. Unions press for health, superannuation, and insurance allowances while protests reference rising costs and abnormal labor traditions. Employers argue wage standards vary, urging uniform conditions across New South Wales.
DUNTROON TEACHER Weds Amid Happy School Farewell
On Thursday afternoon at Freon Buble School Atlee Muncy and Miles Edwarda Edwards, praised for gentleness and dedication, were celebrated in a quiet ceremony. Mrs G Dunston on behalf of the directors thanked Allan Edwards for years of affection shown to the children as a lasting memory. The farewell concluded with a happy function and best wishes for the couple.
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Don Freon Buble
Atlee Muncy Tal
Jones
Miles Edwarda
Fraiing Colley
Abe
G. Dunston
Allan Edwards
Digging and Mr Lang Asked to Explain Newcastle Function
In Newcastle a telegram was sent to Mr Zamkr Tilipt asking him to attend a function. Policemen observed a party of 447 at the venue and a hotel keeper noted a donation of £10 to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Tuemiay
Zamkr
Tony
Haturas
Tomus
Appeal for Release Likely by Mrs Edols Gydney
In a Tuesday report, Mrs Edols Gydney appears set to appeal to the Honkruster Court seeking release on health grounds. The piece references a potential adult status and related medical considerations in the context of awaiting a court decision.
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Gydney
Aimee Halle
Matenoe
Honkruster Court
Attempted Robbery Case For Trial In Central Court
Two men are committed for trial on a charge of attempted robbery involving a share of a theft. David Levit provided evidence of an attempted snatch at a property. Detective Kennedy testified police had evidence but did not disclose full details.
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Tusesah
O-Tay
Henry Corsford
Catord
Kennedy
Ty Ales and Mak Tie a Tight or SP Wrote SB Rem
A fragmented note notes Ty Ales and Mak securing a tight lead as SP authored SB Rem. No further details available.
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Barrack ST
G.E.O
Canei
Felik F. Buchell
Soliciter
Cooma Ans Ghrambayan
D. M. Iver
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BATS
Notice
The
Seabeete Stree Ae
Peepers
Petey
Loca
Canterra
Quradgetan
Canberha
Fess
Hoty
Queanberan
Bank of New South Wales Eet
Thy Ventere Amtrwilan
Ansoration
Commaren
Boptankar
Australasia
Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mt. Stromlo
Mooi Hsaw
Zoe
Venus
Soty
Jupiter
Kxwan
Canberra Dimes
Wednmaday
MZ. Bank
Lindbergh
Washington
Monaay
Persidant Hoover
Onn Heatord
Warlal
A. Werheer
Eilan
Amories
Ya. Scarboroumi
Torus
Thersia
Grewia
M. Hor
Maharajah
Lloyd George and
Pershing
France
Metal Trades
Tursway
Industrial Commission
Pnt Jployera
Unlom Seerstaria Association
Unian
Mrn
Nelabaura
Saho Unie
Organinationa
Tiave
Fred
Orcoutine
de Fagard
Duntroon
Mus Edwards
Diggers
MR. Lang
Mollison
Ankad
Attennion
Atotliavn
Aw Department
Marvin A
Eitinioe
Pari
Foftwinen
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