Exciting Test Match Play At Leeds England Dismissed For 204
Australia bowled England out for 204 on a Leeds pitch after Grimmett O Reilly and Walters shone with the ball. Bowes dismissed three, then England faltered to 135 before Leyland and Wyatt rallied briefly, but the bow rig improved and England were all out. Woodfull Ponsford Browis McCabe Darling Chipperfield O Reilly Wall and Keeton led the Australian attack as England toiled on the worsening surface.
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Hammond
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Toa Fund
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B. Grimmett
Cine
Kippax Bound for England Departure Noted
Fragmentary notice mentions Mrs Alan Kippax bound for England aboard a train to Orsora with unclear details about travel arrangements and companion names. The garbled text references dates and paths but lacks coherent specifics.
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Stonot
Orsora
Hingland
Alan Kippax
Abe
Davis Cup Draw Favours U S A in London
Wallis Myers in the Daily Telegraph predicts the Davis Cup draw leans toward the Americans. Wood’s steadiness and pace may trouble McGreth while Crawford favours the Australian doubles pairing with Lott and Joefen. Odds suggest America holds the advantage though Australian form and doubles strength keep it competitive.
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London
Telegraph
Wallis Myers
Wood
McGreth
Shield
Crawford
Ameries
End of General Strike Moves Toward Arbitration
San Francisco voters record a 191 to 74 decision by the General Strike Committee to end the maest and seek arbitration for an immediate return. The panel urges unions to resume work, pledging to use all resources to finish the maritime strike, while other labor action continues in Portland and Minneapolis amid widespread unrest and arrests.
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Armia
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Alabama
Janaw
Ohlie Duainens
Pita
Labour Department
Washsun Wi
Francisco
Tus New
Tock
Times
Wurike Coe
Bridge
Mehan
Tabsur
Alameda County
Valuable sapphire found in fowl bazaar Calcutta
A woman in Burman district bought a tent at a bazaar. While dressing it, a green stone was found in the stomach of a fowl. A jeweller confirmed it as a valuable sapphire. The discovery caused a run on the fowls but no further fortune was reported.
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Calcutta
Tharres Waddy Chattet
Burman
Bacaar
Foreign Loans and Exchequer Policy Questioned
London reports a parliamentary query on relaxing restrictions on foreign lending. Chancellor Neville Chamberlain states current foreign lending volumes are not large and warns against exaggerating the issue. He adds that future policy would depend on prevailing conditions and careful consideration.
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London
Thurmay
Ain Cmtran
Weville Chamberlain
Iome
Che
Irish golf title reads strange amid erratic OCR output
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a golf event or result with Irish connections and individuals named Brown and Manoel. The readable portions reference a championship and a time marker but lack clear event details, dates, or outcomes.
Fever Epidemic Report From Kimberley District
A letter from Ton Tress, a noted author, describes a fever epidemic in the Kimberley district. About 14 white men and over 400 Indigenous people are affected, causing panic and disruption across stations. Medical staff are stretched thin, with reports of deaths and widespread distress in the region.
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Bydney
Priday
Anl
Kimberley
Ton Tress
Attethor
Thrimae
Australia
Sone
Hines
Wyndham
Derby
Cholera Mortality Reported in Massive Outbreak
A flood of cholera deaths overwhelms relief efforts as authorities in the region record over a thousand fatalities and brace for further spread. Officials urge sanitation, medical aid, and rapid response teams to contain the crisis.
Cattle Subsidy Bill Attacked in Commons Debate
In the House today Sir Stafford Cripps led opposition against a cattle subsidy bill arguing subsidies favor private interests without restructuring the industry for national gains. Labour’s Griffith called the measure bribery for landlords and farmers, while Major Elliot cited Ottawa and empire trade as shields. the vote passed 26 to 42 after debate on a two year subsidy continuation amid international trade concerns.
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House of Commons
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Nmsiy
Uepro
Ellott
Walter
Runciman
Illasr
Ottawa
Grifith
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Britain
Minister denies meat restriction claim in Canberra briefing
The Minister for Commerce, Mr Stewart, emphatically denied published statements that he told the Meat Advisory Committee on July 1 that Australia would retaliate if Britain imposed meat restrictions. He said actions were based on Australia’s rights under the Maat Agreement and not on any informing of Britain.
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Commonwealth
Hrttab
Australia
First Australian airmail plane reaches Singapore
A fragmentary report notes the first Australian airmail plane is due in Singapore on December. The text is cut and lacks full context or dates.
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Singapore
Qantas
Britain to boost air force with 41 new squadrons
In a statement to Parliament Sir Stanley Baldwin announced a four year plan to raise the Royal Air Force by 41 squadrons, with 33 to home defense and 42 additional squadrons allocated to Fleet Air Arm duties, aiming to lift overall strength toward neighboring powers. The move follows a broader imperial defence review and comes amid opposition critiques in both Houses over pace and scope.
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Japan
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Hear
Honia Gerunce
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Hime
Fleet Air Arta
Explosion at Bexley Relief Depot Wrecks Tools and Feeds
An explosion rocked the Bexley Relief Depot at Laycock corner with Layton Creek Road, causing ceilings to collapse and electric wires to fall. Iron and tools scattered as the district darkened. Widespread fear followed, with observers noting a string of related warnings and rumors.
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Yongy
Ma -Dha
Laycock
Tony Creek Road
Besley
Stryde
Rmey
Warle
Dominion and British ties over Ottawa rights questioned
A report notes tensions over Ottawa Agreement and cablegram wording. Officials emphasize Australia’s sovereignty and the need for courteous, stable relations with the British Government. The Commonwealth Government asserts Australia’s rights while warning against hostile postures that could harm long-standing ties.
United Kingdom and Latvia Sign New Trade Treaty
London reports a commercial agreement between the United Kingdom and Latvia. The treaty text is published with ratification expected within ten days, and it states the measure comes into force thirty one days after exchange of instruments.
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New London
United Wingo Latvia
Tejmain
Elections U AP Candidates Debated in Conference
The piece outlines candidate selections for the Federal election in the U A P via conference ballot or tramchen of the aerate case. Morefield forecasts completion of new candidates about a fortnight hence. Gerald Sullivan is named as Federal Labour candidate for Huron with Sydney Backater noted.
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Sydney
Priday
U.A.P
Svternt
Gerald 'Auiuvan
Bydney Backater
Labour
Huron
No Millionaires On The Screen
The report on the cinema industry notes no million dollar salaries on the payrolls with only one star earning about 315000 dollars and another over 200000 dollars. It criticizes the industry for high pay while calling the top salaries excessive and argues the star system harms cost controls and drives lavish lifestyles.
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Phurway
Seaviees
Expenabum Agiumex Pallio
Mioyle Stars
Ncireason
Atar
Num Vega
Raport
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