Earthquake Death Toll Rises in Quetta and Surrounding Areas
Quetta remains sealed under military guard as death estimates reach up to 30,000 for the region. Reports describe 20,000 corpses buried, hundreds of families wiped out, and survivors evacuated to prevent epidemic. British and Indian casualties cited with chaotic recovery efforts and a relief fund opened by the Viceroy.
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Limitation Of Naval Armaments Discussed By German Delegates
German delegates plan to discuss limitations on naval armaments with British in London. Von Rintendrap leads talks aimed at reaching an accord, with other officials signaling willingness to consider treaty terms and possible restrictions.
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London
Bunday
von Rindentrap
Man Seized by Train in Unclear Platform Incident
A man was struck by a train in a perplexing incident described with fragmented phrases. Witnesses report confusion near the platform edge while authorities investigate the event and potential motives or circumstances.
Stowaways Married Couple On Monowal Voyage
A young unemployed man and his wife stowed away on the liner Monowal in Sydney. They walked aboard shortly before departure, and after days at sea they surrendered to officers. The husband used cash to pay his wife’s fare as fellow passengers contributed to allow him to remain aboard.
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Tara
Watkin S Leads Lang In Newcastle By Election
In Newcastle by election counting at WeWcastle Labour candidate Watson leads over Lang with postal votes totaling 1088 and final tallies showing Lab ahead. Watkins claims Lang’s methods alienate voters and believes Labour will win as remaining ballots are counted.
Shocking death as bolting horse crashes car at Ryde
An elderly man, Adolph Tranagre, 60, is killed when a bolting horse drawn by a sulky strikes a car in Ryde. His wife, aged, is severely shocked and her daughter Rene, 22, sustains cuts and facial injuries. The incident occurred at night.
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Moaman
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Camden Murder Mystery Tied to Chinese Community
A chaotic Camden murder case involves police seeking Chinese suspects in connection with a killing near Camden on May 24. The body of Ah Bon, aged 18, was recovered from the Nepean River and identified, with initial reports noting a struggle and river search by grappling parties. Two boys found the body as divers and local authorities combed the river for clues.
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Ko Mingh
Camden
Nepean
Ah Bon
Mingh
Disastrous Floods Hit Seven Midwest States
Floods and tornadoes swept across seven midwestern states with Nebraska hardest hit. Death toll feared near 250 and property losses around 12 million dollars. One fatal carriage accident caused by a frightened horse killed Trenagre, with the sulky shaft piercing the neck.
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Desert Tragedy Two Die On Car Trip In Algeria
In Algiers on a perilous desert journey, Mrs. Ronald Knight of Hereford and Mr. Peyton perished from thirst and sun stroke respectively. They were accompanied by two Frenchmen, Mears, Chouver and Hucbert, who survived after five days trapped in a hollow pit in the sand. Searchers found Knight near Pamaurannet and Peyton stretched out under the sun.
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Knight
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Meniver
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Pamaurannet
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Huysbert
Modern fire danger rises in Mudgee council debate
In Mudgee on Monday President of the Board of Fire Commissioners T J Smith told the council that fire danger is increasing. He cited widespread use of electricity and flammable materials notably petrol in industry and daily life, saying modern fires flare quickly rather than smoulder as in old days.
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TJ. Smith
Griffith v Canberra ends in 18 to 14 upset at Manuka Oval
A lively crowd watched Griffith edge Canberra 18 to 14 at Manuka Oval yesterday. Griffith led 13 0 early, Canberra rallied, but Griffith forwards dominated in the final stages as Jamieson and Grffiths struck for tries and goals, keeping Canberra from a comeback.
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Manuka Oval
Queensland Flies Back as NSW Edges Victory in Rugby Clash
New South Wales defeated Queensland 18 to 14 in a keen rugby match. Queensland defended well, with strong work from their halves and solid tackling, while NSW backs featured solid kicking and movements. Bichel struggled with kicks but produced several long passes, and Thicknesse's penalties aided NSW as the game swung in a tight contest.
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King Improves and Attends Service at Buckingham Palace
King recovering well and attended morning service at the Royal Chapel Buckingham Palace as reported. Public updates note steady improvement and continued royal duties.
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Royal Chapel
Buckingham Palace
New South Wales Triumphs Over Queensland Amid Turbulent Rugby
In a turbulent rugby match New South Wales built early pressure and led 13 8 at half time before pulling clear late. Key players include Bichel Prigg Ridley and Brown with multiple penalties and tries. Queensland fought back with drops and bold moves but NSW maintained the advantage and finished with a decisive comeback.
France forms new ministry amid trade revival push
Paris reports a Bouiston ministry shift from panic to confidence as Parliament nears session, Caillaux urged tariff and import-quota policies to revive international trade. In Paris tennis, Perry defeats Von Cramm 6-3 2-8 6-3 6-0 to win the French championships, displaying speed and strategic shots amid rain delays.
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Paris
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Hia
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Baldwin to invite De Valera to London for talks
London reports from The Daily Herald say Stanley Baldwin plans to invite Eamon De Valera to London as reconstruction of the Cabinet begins. Informal talks are under way to renew negotiations on exile and coal. De Valera states the Free State should not be used to attack Britain.
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Britain
Woman Thrown From Horse Receives Hospital Care
A woman riding a horse fell yesterday afternoon near Dundas and was admitted to Canberra Hospital with abrasions and injuries. Police reported the incident as a riding accident and noted the rider is in fair condition.
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New South Wales Defeats Queensland 18 to 11
In a rugby clash, New South Wales led 38 to 11 at one point but Queensland pushed back. Mabon and Rob inson made attempts, with Mabon threatening to score before being brought down. Alec attempted a try conv ersion that fell short as the game wore on. Both teams fought hard to the final whistle, NSW securing the win.
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Wharf Horror Woman Found Body In Auckland Port
A fragmented report notes a woman's body found near Auckland with unclear specifics amid a blunted crime scene. Authorities seek identifications and details as investigations unfold at the port area.
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