Wimbledon Brave Display Delights London Crowd
At Wimbledon central court Hawkes and Lacoste delivered a memorable rally filled day of tennis. The Australian Hopman led early bursts, while Lacoste and Coehet dominated several exchanges. Rain interruptions paused the action before matches resumed, with Lacoste edging Hawkes in a tight sequence.
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London
Tienda Hopmin
Hawkes
Central Court
Wimbledon
Laaeestie
Lacoste
Bnowke
Inicie
Jamel
Hewa Aghwem
Hoprman
Queroe
Hopman
Simonette Dy
Patterson
Uwe
Moonoak
Lycett
Mie Phekerton
Mon Mallory
Tilden Wort Fisher
Bregnon
Holthouse
de Morpurge
Williamt
Callaghan
Pebson
Leigh Beretta
Piaghes
Te Ha
FR Ranen
Aunty
Ohio
Boyd
Gregory
Alvarex
Mrs. Lycett
I Teds
Death Train Tragedy at Tientsin Station
An aboard troop train from Shantung to Tientsin station carried dead and dying soldiers amid chaos. Chinese Armoured Corps troops allegedly attacked the White Russians aboard, killing many while drivers claimed ignorance of the massacre. The wounded and survivors faced dire conditions as the grim scene unfolded.
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Shangstal
Tientsin
Shanting
Tml
Ghosts Of Menin Gate exhibit plan announced
Famous Pictures presents The Ghosts of Menin Gate by Lord Woolavington. The oil painting recently acquired by the Commonwealth Government will tour War Memorial sites for about one month. It tours next to the War Memorial and then moves to Capalerr before continuing to Merth, Adelriite, Moelholme, Ubebart, and Pirkstaneiessat ByalTes in sequence.
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Wilk
Menin Ghite
Witeh Ata
Lord Woolavington
Néwille’ Howell
Chow
JERVIS BAY ENGINE ROOM TROUBLE REPORTED
Turbulence aboard the Jervis Bay involved the engine room crew led by the chief engineer who refused a task. The captain intervened, dismissed the crew from the bridge, and ordered a sea voyage with the ship sailing at night. No further trouble followed after departure.
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Colombog
Tuigalsy
Tremb
Jervia
Lonbeste
Cam
Phun
Nobile details Italia wreck as fate of crew grows uncertain
Rome reports Nobile’s account of the Italia disaster shows fading hopes of locating Mariano and crew. The chief engineer Pomella has died from injuries, while search efforts fail to find the airship shell or missing party. Air and sea reconnaissance continue with Italian and Norwegian teams pursuing possible leads amid harsh conditions.
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Mariano
Italia
Nobile
Pomella
Rome
Ionella
Oslo Roensage
Stentier Quest
Wirnman Loughers
fIndite Muriano
P Po
Thome
Norwerin
Milan
Census for Federal Territory to be Taken on Saturday
A complete census of the Federal Capital Territory is planned for Saturday. The Federal Police arrange visits to each house on the night of June 30 and again on July 1, excluding temporarily absent residents. Householders will learn if cards are collected or posted, with outlying districts receiving cards by mail.
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Federal Capital Territory
Jervia Bay
Canberra
Chew
Collies
No. 1 Secretariat
Seat Bribery Inquiry Continues In Parliament Debates
The inquiry into seat bribery proceeds with Mr. Hull arguing that Theodore could not be tied to payments to Mahony while suggesting Mahony received about £6,000 for votes. Mr. Windeyer counters for Theodore, claiming insufficient evidence against his client and criticizing Lamb as partisan. Windeyer vows to represent the public, noting the absence of a direct link to Theodore.
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Bydney
Mr. Hull
Mears, Lambert and
Cann
Theodore
Mahony
Hall
Mr. Windeyer
Windeyer
Lamb
Winderer
Labour Party
Laubert
Tunney In Excellent Form Before Newark Crowd
Gene Tunney, in excellent form, appeared in the ring for the first time since the Dern ey bout. Gideon, Tunney's manager, said Tunney looked better than the field ahead, while Tunney briskly completed three rounds before about one hundred spectators. A Newark message noted it was his last public appearance before the local match.
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York
Gideon
de Tunney
Demney
Tf Gene
Tunney
Newark
New Jersey
Teeney
Amundsen Search Notes Cause Wealth of Confusion
A garbled message reports a search for Amundsen with mentions of Placed stern ore envelope and extensive search. Masonw denies rearrange messes Tro Amundsen aboard the joe-lfenker Maty area as a chief Mussien paper item claims Amundson landed in southern Spitebergen and met an ac cilent in the oper pun.
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Darin
Amundsen
Masonw
Iten
Amundson
Spitebergen
Canberra Narrowly Downs Wauchope In Hockey Carnival
Canberra clinched a 2 1 victory over Wauchope in a Canberra Women's Hockey Carnival match. Strong Canberra defense restricted the rivals after halftime though penalties and crowding disrupted play. Inkpen and L Wells scored for Canberra, while Waouchpo’s late surge troubled the defense.
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Sydney
Canberra
Wauchope
Eowding
Waouchope
Inkpen
L. Welels Soarbdl
Lewisitor Wawechope
Steamer Hobby To Seek Amundsen Hunt
The American woman who hired the steamer Hobby plans to search for Amundsen in Greeters Wisconsin and at Norwegian government disposal. The Toby will cover the vast cost of Spudbigren in the expedition.
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Hobby
Hunt
Electoral Reform Compulsory Voting for Country Seats
Cabinet instructed the Chile Secretary to arrest bill embodying recommendations from the ministerial sub-committee on electoral reform. Proposed bill plans increased country representation with three or four additional electorates. Unclear if total seats drop from ninety to eighty four. Government proposes compulsory prior national voting.
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Svsey
Chilet
M ‘Encorvedl
Bil
Eveuns
Poraibie
Liquor Poll Ordinance Approved in Melbourne Meeting
Executive Council approved a liquor poll ordinance for a Territory vote on September 1. The measure mirrors federal electoral act provisions, detailing franchise eligibility and registration terms. The ordinance goes to Sydney for Vice Regal imprimatur and will be issued immediately thereafter.
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Melbourne
Executive Council
Sydney
Local City Council Bribery Allegations Stir Polluted Politics
The testimony accuses Lambert of self appointing himself Lord Mayor and alleges a Bailey clique maneuvering around bribery claims. Swindeyer accuses Theodore’s supporters of inventing memories while Tambert and Cann are described as attacking the elected section. The commission adjourned until tomorrow.
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Theodore
Lambert
The
A.lp
Laurie
Osomeone
Cann
Bonatora Fell
Duncan
Withenes
Bales
Bailey
Windever
Tambert
Pelea
Taumberts
Conn and Lambert
Swindeyer
Mahoney
Toomorrow
Live Hares For Newcastle Races Ad
Newcastle coursing club plans to host meetings at the Newcastle Course. The ad notes hare racing events, with mentions of fees and conditions for safe, fog home racing and a focus on fair play.
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Newcastle
Wordmenday
Connolly Appeals Disqualification Over Beaker Dall Case
E A Connolly appeals against a 12 month disqualification in a misconduct dispute related to a Beaker Dall incident. He files the appeal with the committee on behalf of himself and jockey TY O Piatto, contesting the ruling and seeking a review of the sanction.
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O' Piatto
Industrial Peace Efforts in Britain Reported
British unionists press for council action to end hesitations with the Mond group of acolytes. a proposal to modernize machinery is reviewed amid tensions. The debate, touching shipbuilding and industry, unfolds as the council weighs steps to avert disruption.
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London
Welneulay
Sistim Velo
Prates Union
Mesxre
Gearte Micks
AL J. Cook
Euclogiers
England Defeats West Indies in Turbulent Match
England delivered a solid win over the West Indies in a cloudy LAN contest as top scorers Browne and Maline led the effort with productive partnerships. The visitors pressed early but failed to sustain pressure, allowing England to seize control and post a clear result.
Future Programme Meeting in Canberra Faces Reform
A representative meeting of social, artistic, and athletic groups in the Capital region will select a delegate to attend the conference of provisional committees forming the Social Service Association Council on July 6. The July meeting, described as unique in welfare movement history in Canberra, aims to discuss a future programme before presenting the revised constitution to the public.
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Mary
Social Service Association
Wiley
Te Unigue
Secind Welfar
Canberra
Geologist Faces Attack While Tracking Indications in Mozambique
A geologist surveying off Indications in Mozambique encountered a wounded hog followed by a confrontation with a menacing foe at close range. He showed no hunting pretensions as the tense standoff unfolded within twenty paces.
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Capetowny
Mozambique
Lietia
Tons
Tle
Retrenchment in Commission Staff Sparks Funding Talk
The Federal Capital Commission faces a reduced budget for the next financial year after a Canberra vote showing £1,500,000 annual spending. The cuts threaten staff and department continuities, though housing schemes may offset costs via new transfers and programmes.
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Federnal Capital Commission
Canberra
Edna Kein
Jt Im
Federal Capital Commission
Dawn to be shown in India Calcutta Tuesday
The Bengal Board of Film Censors by a majority vote approved the exhibition of the Nurse Cavell film Dawn in India by the Madan Company owners of cinemas in India Burma and Ceylon. The Madan Company pays a record price for the sole exhibition rights in the region. The decision follows representation of the German Vonwal-Gen orl in India.
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Calcutta
Tueadiy
Bengal Board of Film Censors
Fix To
Champion Cyclist Morgan Seeks Canberra to Sydney Unpaced Record
Champion cyclist W. Lo Morgan will attempt an unpaced Canberra to Sydney record on an ordinary bicycle. He plans a 6:30 am start from Canberra, reaching Goulburn by 9:20 pm and Sydney by 6:24 pm, covering 207 miles in under 12 hours at about 17 mph.
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Sydney
W. Lo
Speed
Goulburn
N.B W
Victoria
Morgan
Mlaplay
Moesers
Krectiody
Hidley
Eastlake
Empty bus struck by express train in Auckland crash
An express train collided with an empty bus at a level crossing near Routhdown Auckland on a Wednesday. The bus occupants were uninjured and the driver was hurled some distance away but survived.
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Auckland
N.Z
Expresa
Routhdown
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