Italy Rescue Ship Lonyon Returns With Information
The Italia rescue ship Lonyon reports the Likely rescue of the premiere crew after fog and confusion. The crew, including the Hobby line, prepared a relief dump and await orders as ships head to Syprise port to recover supplies and aid. The article notes limited further news from Salle and mentions plans to remove the entire party if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonion
Poiggziniea
Ceeeue Tarty
Salle
Joe Ester
Italy
Erat
Sypibeweyers
French Flight Struck by Storm and Loss of Life
A French air formation from Namey to La Meur was struck by a storm over Paris causing multiple crashes. Several planes went down, with two survivors and many presumed dead. one observer killed and searches ongoing as wreckage is recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
la Moureet
Parks
le Pegmrs
Catesiig
Weriemms
Lakal
Vaviin Sur
Uri Stivkard
Tiaawewen
Belfo
Pairoclite
Cimyat
la Meur- Mm
Richard
Sen Otter
Prayer Book Rejected Amid Vatican Hearing Chaos
Fragmented OCR text describes a parliamentary or church debate and a rejection related to a prayer book. Mentions London, a vote around February, and references to principles and figures in a contested religious context. Names and specifics are obscured by garble but imply a formal protest or setback.
One Survivor From White Bay Coaster Disaster
Friday report states only one survivor from the White Vinny wreck. Goradie Chleupie told officials that no panic arose when the vessel struck. He described injuries among crew but says all attempted to reach the shore. Authorities note six men were missing, with inquiry pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Goradie Chleupie
Sam
Olivia Tome
Vuuwskay
White Bay
Grieupers
Canberra Welcomes The Southern Cross At Duntroon Landing
Canberra greeted the Southern Cross as it landed at Duntroon after a Melbourne departure at 11.25 a.m. The 5,000 waiting crowd, many from surrounding towns, endured delays and crowding as the plane touched down at 3.40 p.m. Spectators lined riverbanks and vantage points, with hours of anticipation and chatter filling the air while the aircraft’s faint speck grew into a full landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cross
Melbourne
Canberra
Tieuiinge
Strike Off Ships To Be Manned In Melbourne
Melbourne shipowners and workers reach a settlement after a meeting. The Commonwealth Shipping Chamber chairman Mr W Apmetan announced immediate commissioning of ships with men to be returned to those ships not yet commissioned. The Victorian Sea Union was notified with a telegram confirming non-union men aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Marine
Cai
W. Apmetan
Stenimnahip Chwnerk
Shipowiers
Tudelope
Ornetiony
The
Seal Union
Bernie Fedterat
Uetituts Tolaur
al Shipa
Hon-Union Tolaur la
Oonah
Loongona
Kammeniha
Deregistration Motion In Federal Arbitration Court
In Brisbane, before Chief Judge Lethridae and three union members, a motion for deregistration was heard. The applicants claimed union officials caused employment refusals, and the judge granted a rule for returnable further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melouteshe
Federal Arbitration Court
Lethridae
Harry George Snell
George Greenest
Willan Torrack
Lie Marine Cooks’ Union
Brisbane
Milo Ox
Flight from Australia to Perth by Kingsford Smith
At a reception in Parliament House yesterday the Prime Minister announced that the Southern Cross would fly from the east coast of Australia to Perth and back. The Director of Civil Aviation Colonel Brittain said his department would render every aid to the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliament
Tennan
Ealand
Kingsford Smith Weahl
Australia
Perth
Britsaend
Official Reception at Parliament House after arrival in Canberra
A reception was held at Parliament House attended by Mera, Mea Kingsford Smith, Mrs. Uim, and others. In the absence of the Crime Minister, they were welcomed by Vice-President of the Executive Council Senator Sir Georges Moaree. The group then met ministers and senators before proceeding to dinner where Sir George Wain offered warm congratulations.
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Chanel Hytel
Canberra
Mera
Kingsford Smith
Uim
Marliaiment Howe
Bead
Eran Lle
Sydney
Dinine Ream
George Wain
Exado Central
Amd
Landing of a Great War Machine in a Civic Salute
A chaotic crowd streams toward a landing field as a monumental airship returns, hailed by cheers and a band. Major figures and dignitaries address the crowd, presenting a ceremonial cheque to Sir Stuart and the nation, while veterans and workers recall past feats in aviation and conquest.
Child Killed by Uprooted Tree in Maui Median
A strong wind uprooted a tree at Maui Median causing the death of a child. Burd Hayward, and Mrnday, waged 4, were involved in a dispute over paternity and inheritance with Murbem Haywire named in the event. Police investigated the incident and the case remains open.
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Brillants
Mrnday
Burd Hayward
Murbem
Maui
Jap Warships Visit Port Breezy Amid Pacific Tour
Fragmentary report notes Japanese warships Freeman Ti and others visiting Avercollan ports including Lewes Joy for Adelaide, Melbourne, Tobart, Sydney, and New Zealand. Sub lieutenant Takai Psu, brother of the Emperor, serves aboard He Wulannia.
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Freeman
Jinese Freien Saneadron
Avercollan Portable Nyttegy
Flying boats sail from Perth amid rough weather
Four Hawt loan pan say coastal vessels depart Perth bound for Alluny as weather hampers voyage. Pridsy Meeth reports uncertainty over arrival and route while crew records show haste and caution in hazardous conditions.
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Perth
Alluny
Nore
Aero Club Planes Reach Canberra After Bad Conditions
Only two of the Aero Club aircraft reached Canberra yesterday as adverse weather hindered progress from Sydney. The remaining planes were diverted to Goulburn, with one item of the convoy said to come on to the capital. A Melbourne aircraft was among yesterday's arrivals.
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Aero Club
Canberra
Sydney
Goulburn
Tleet
Melbourne
Plane crashes near Sydney as planes head to Canberra
News from Sydney reports multiple aircraft in flight to Canberra to welcome Captain Kingsford Smith. Several planes including the Meteor, Moth and Curtin types suffered a forced landing or crash in bad weather. One pilot uninjured after a propeller break, another plane forced down near Mariel Brothers College.
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Sydney
Canberra
Kingsford Smith
Hughes
Lengnatt
I. ‘Tyler
Shortridge
Mr. Tyler
Tt. Mitchell
Curtin
H. W. Hoss
G. N Mila
Aero Club
Mosara N
Mariel Brothers’ College
Steamer Aymette Damaged In Storm Near Auckland
The steamer Aymette arriving from Nauru faced a severe storm off Auckland. A mountainous sea swept the vessel, tearing away deck railing and causing extensive damage. The ship was adrift for several hours before assistance.
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Auckland
Aymette
Nauru
Kingsford Britth
Brisbane
Wreck of Blurlight Near Keppel Island Claims Two Crew
A motor testing boat named Blurlight wrecked off south Keppel Island amid boisterous weather. Two crew members, John Murphy and Fort Mewhouse, reached shore as rough seas delay rescue of the remaining crew aboard.
Fragmentary Wire Report On Lost Generator Hit
A garbled wire service style item reports a lost generator incident with partial details and unclear names. Readable fragments mention a telegraph line and possible timing, with unrelated verbiage obscuring key facts. The piece preserves the sense of a developing outage and delayed communications.
Clyde Inquest: Husband Committed For Trial
The inquest into Mrs Rebecca Delaney’s death at Granville hears testimony. Thomas Delaney, husband of the deceased, is committed for trial after evidence about a May death and Delaney’s statements. The case includes claims of property disputes and alleged threats.
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Dpney
Rebecca Delaney
Dent
Chde
Parramattaile
Te Waren
Maighedean Ek
Thomas Deine
Bherida
Delaney
Walsh
Ciehney
Travers
Una Delaney
Granville
Gist of Fragmented Text With Names and Patches
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions names and places in a garbled form. Notes refer to Airs, critics, and a “HomeW method” with references to regions and islands. The text is incoherent, blending possible proper nouns with stray terms and partial phrases. No clear event or outcome emerges to summarize.
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Crusher
Keith Miler
Agni Tey Wilkin
Poli
Patwre
Avram Chiat
Hoover Republican Choice for the Presidency in Kansas City
A garbled report on the Republican convention shows Hoover favored, with Foll ette condemned the navy and conscription. The hall featured lively demonstrations, tambourines and dances, while Lowden withdrew his bid after the agricultural plank was approved. The scene included diverse delegates and subdued applause at Coolidge’s casket.
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Kanbas
Thuraby
Borcoqne
Lowden
Watson
Curlla
Han
Nia
Coolllee
War Memorials Protection Urged by State Executives
The State Executive warns against desecration of war memorials and urges rapid protection measures. Officials cite recent thefts of memorial cards and potential reuse of cenotaphs for unauthorized acts, urging authorities to safeguard war graves and monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis i
Boliers
Loigur
Reviel Toxk
Lyon Ad
Hinkler
Lip
Brissenden
Muikke Audioinicl Afenve
Debate Over Voronoff Monkeys and Licensing at Cambridge
In a discussion led by Sir Joynson about Professor Voronoff, the parties questioned whether he could operate without a license. They criticized the plan to perform monkey gland experiments, especially on women, and debated the need for proper authorization and safety before any human procedures.
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London
Thyitechius
Dryant
Catamena
Joynson
Voronoff
Ware
Cambridge
Radford
Dean
Joynson de Ke
Martin by Election Witnessed by Hundreds
A fragment from a Mateth electomite letter urges against compulsory voting, arguing it would strip citizens of freedom to choose their representatives. The writer laments government coercion and notes support from many locals.
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Oney
Pride
Georgy Crawley
Mateth
Wwe
Boda
Rydney
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Marine Cooks’ Union
N.Z. Flight
Parliament House
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C. T. P. Ulm
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Vin
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Major Jones
MD Kinesfom
Ign
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Kloghord
Hinker
Atlantic
Smith Brothers
Britain
Dre
Mclntosh
Lam
Bayan
Hetty
Werner
Mr. Tire
Elmer
Peinientord
Phe
JAP Warships
Meeth
Pridsy
Queensland
Beldan
Perm
CLYDE
Montinge
Hoover
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