Train crushes arm in Melbourne incident
Melbourne report says Bertram McFadyen, 3, was struck by a moving train near Flet morning and his right arm was severed below the elbow by an engine wheel. He walked three miles to a gatekeeper’s cottage seeking aid despite severe pain, then faintly or ward wan minged.
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Melbourne
WB Hayen
Ecclonistica Court
Dreginald Ellecy
Bawerd Mitenent
Hayes
Ellery
Bayer
Hin
Hyon
Bilery
Heering
Heed
Bery
Shusen
Mayeneld
St. Hfoyen
Het Bethan
Mex
Sid Ie
Mayen
Ming
Oid
Mayer
Wesks
Glahop Booth
Cee Jongg Bd
Bertram McFadyen
Flet
Lord Alrite denies Governor General post claim in Australia
London reports quote Lord Alrite saying there is no foundation to the suggestion he will become Governor General of Australia. The Aust Preus Association interview notes no such plan.
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London
Aust Preus Association
Lord Alrite
Australis
Maternity Welfare Debate Moves in Sydney
Federal Health Minister W M Hughes urges rapid action on maternity welfare as Constitutional Club members gather. He warns Australia faces a falling birth rate and national stagnation unless immediate reforms are adopted.
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Sydney
Woscessiay
W. M. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Oxford Abolishes Six Discrimination Clauses
The Oxford University congregation has abolished nearly all discrimination against female candidates and licenses in the Divinity faculty, removing barriers that previously affected men and women alike. The action marks a significant step toward equal access within ecclesiastical education at Oxford.
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London
Oxford University
Y W C A Notes From Canberra Meeting
The Y W C A notes cover the ninth day of discussions in Canberra. Topics include the Y in England and Scotland lectures by Mrs Stephens, a Geneva international centre talk by Mrs Tillyard, and munition topics. An appointment for May Genes Carr as Melbourne YWCA General Secretary is noted, signaling increased activity and plans for future events.
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Canvella Twa
Duper
England
Srotland
Min. Stephensy
Geneva
Mes
Fusin
Peregaatitieg
Work Council
Mea
Elie
Linemploy
Eni
Uth
Canberra
Erlekete
Monning
Edwards
Gunite
Gatevan
TWA
Cornell
Jane
May
Carr
Melbourne Yw.ca
Bolting Van Turmoil Disrupts Kingston Market Scene
A bolting van caused chaos on King Street as a fruit and vegetable market crowd fled in alarm. The vehicle swerved into a gutter, breaking a wheel and scattering pumpkins and parsnips. The owners and a restaurant patron watched the bizarre scene as repairs began. Nearby figures linked to the National Association of America and the Australian WCA discussed ongoing efforts and leadership changes amid the upheaval. Dr Georgina Sweethay received Birthday Honour, seen as a recognition of her service.
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Consternathon
Kingston
Hym
Marke
National Association of America
Ehae ‘Grifith
Auateuir
Taft Australia
Sutton
Gringy Keeth
Toneh
England
Gwen
Malaya
Eleanor MacNeil Anderson
China
Chase Jevenaan
Melbourne
Noe Parkenner
National W.C.A
Australia
Canberra
Georgina Sweethay
Funeral Benefit Claim Succeeds Against Union
Sydney case in District Court reports Mrs Henrietta Meale of Stanmore and Arthur sinning, secretary of the Bred Carters Union, seeking 15 funeral benefits. The claim argued the deceased husband was an honorary member at death, entitling benefits. Judge Thoman awarded the full amount claimed.
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Sydney
Henrietta Meale
Stanmore
Arthur ‘Sinning
Bred Carters’ Union
Hin
Thoman
Ube
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Oxford
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Neatlé
Ivelf
Acwarini NY
Horest Stret
Sypney
Joan
Tia Casiane
Rexol
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