Australian Bowlers Rout Essex Side in Easy Win
In London, Australia dismissed Essex for 125 at lunch and then dominated with Grimmett and O'Reilly sharing key wickets. The Australian openers Cutmore and Pope survived to end at 44 without loss, sealing a comfortable innings victory as Chipperfield and Darling starred with the bat in aweather-affected match.
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London
Essex
O'Reilly
Australia
Gener
Grimmett
Omalily
Cutmore
Deebworth
Obuain
Pope
Te Sore
Cerewatt
Baat Cutmore
Bromley
Sid
Thes
Pearce
Nichols
Grimmatt
Taylor
Eastman
Salut
Minit
Grimewtt
Tevenge
Gettl Satan Nial
Sidon
Ebeling
O'Rethy
Amin Wall
Barnett
Hibeling
Chipperfield
Wen
Van
Chipparfield
Ell
Batamien
Darling
Yatterday
Tha Eoorian
England
Je Stanley Jackson
Air Parrin
Chipperfeld
Shanes
Baker
Wits
Parnes
Chipper
Beld’s
Brown
Chip
F Woolley
Farnes
Aioe
Larwood
Allen
H. Builth
Thu
Woodtwil
Sraaman
Mogland
Pit Fatality Mars Brussels After Second Mine Explosion
A second blast at the Puturages coal mine in Brussels after a fatal previous explosion killed miners and trapped rescuers. Twenty one bodies or survivors were reported in various states, with the mine manager and engineer missing. King Leopold urged continued rescue efforts as officials suspended rations and the chamber paid respects.
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Brussels
Puturages
Leopold
Chamber of Deputies
Restriction debate at Gran Mora Federal Council
Fragmented text discusses restrictions on Australian primary produce, trade quotas, and potential impacts on exports to Britain. Mentions Federation interest, exchange rates, overseas loans, and proposals for state Commonwealth cooperation on dog sterilization, along with opposition to overseas shipping freight charges on wool and chilled meat.
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Gran
Australia
Commonwealth
Agalnat
Trade treaty talks in Tokyo amid cautious outlook
In Tokyo Kyoto Friday the Japanese Australian trade treaty talks are described as informal preliminary discussions. Mr A Moore, information officer, notes no drafting stage yet and a long talk with Kurumu of the Foreign Office Commercial Bureau. Kurumu says Japan seeks no reduction in trade but may seek harmonisation by increased exchanges. The party visited the Palace and plans to depart Osaka Monday.
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Kyoto
Versacin Press
A. Moore
Kurumu
Commercial Bureau
The
Foreign Office
Australia
Kurum
Japan
Australian Pilot to Study Imperial Airways Transition
Sydney Friday Mrs J Brain chief pilot of QANTAS Empire Airways departs for London to study the imperial airways transition under the air mail contract. Passengers will not be carried for the first three months of the project as Brain oversees the DH 46 airliners and related plans back to Australia.
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Sydney
J. Brain
Qantas Empire’ Airways
London
Imperial Airways
Brain
Australia
Wagga Inquest Finds Malicious Murder Charge Pattern
Wagga coroner concludes that Mrs. Anderson aged 35 died from a malicious act linked to the death of Moncrief Anderson. The inquest notes the shooting occurred at the unemployed camp near Wages on May 10. The coroner orders the case be referred for trial.
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Wagga
Moncrief Anderson
Balwyn Murder Investigations Expand in Melbourne
Melbourne police investigations into a Balwyn murder took a new turn when detectives found a fire at a Richmond shop the night before the body was found. A missing person connected to the shop was later reported. Detectives questioned a company representative before leaving.
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Melbourne
Myo
Richmond
Tgan
Companie
Japanese Warship for Centenary Plan Discussed
In Tokio a Foreign Affairs minister and Australian Attorney General discussed inviting Japan to land a battleship for Melbourne’s centenary. The Australian side remained cautious, with ongoing considerations since the centenary mission.
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Tokio
Hirota
Latham
Japan
Melbourne
Arms Embargo Support From League Council Members
Members of the League Council favor an arms embargo on exports to South, reflecting a coordinated stance amid ongoing sanctions discussions. The vote signals growing alignment on restricting military shipments to the region.
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League Council
Foreign Trade Deficit Reaches 3.5 Billion Dollars
Figures show the United States recorded a federal deficit near 3.5 billion dollars for the fiscal year ended June 30. Officials note imports cannot be shut off without throttling potential exports, and early estimates of expenditures were revised downward from prior projections.
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United States
Washington
Amazing Thefts By Gaol Inmates
Reading from Fremantle reports reveals chaotic play as gaol inmates and others disrupt a local match. Wickets fall irregularly with erratic scores while mentions of players and officials populate a tangled, partially garbled recount.
Bernard Shaw Praises New Zealand SUT Arrival
Bernard Shaw comments on football in New Zealand, praising the culture and its impact. He notes skepticism from journalists and warns that football can distract from politics, while praising the empire’s unity and fascination with sport. He remarks you never see such enthusiasm in many parts of the world.
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London
Ae Betion
Bernard Shaw
Journallnt
Shaw
New Zealand
France to Increase Defence Amid Empire Loyalty Notes
Fragments show a speech claiming France will spend about 420,000,000 francs on strengthening national defence and praising New Zealand loyalty to the Empire. The writer hints of alliances with Japan and notes caution about hostilities, mentioning Canada and the United States and that plays were written during the trip.
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Don
Tere ‘Amirme
Neanaena
Or Lon
Atau
England
New Zealand
Jepas Maat Erick
Canada
United States
Japan
Bhaw
State action anticipated over Wonthaggi unrest
Melbourne reports that when Parliament convenes next month a bill to ban the militant minority movement at Wonthaggi is expected to be introduced. Miners at Wonthaggi remain led by Reda and have been on strike for an extended period.
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Melbourne
Leginteion
Woaam Legal Organisation
Woothaggi
Reda
Early September election considered by United Australia Party
Canberra sources say a September election is likely but hinges on Cabinet decisions before Parliament reconvenes in June. Prime Minister Lyons cautioned against a Royal visit disruption while noting electoral rolls are out of date in many states, prompting debate on timing and redistribution before any poll.
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United Australia Party
Canberra
Mr. Lyons
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Adelaide
Perth
Lyons
New South Wales
Barton
Werriwn
Calare
Barker
Datieles
Tasmania
Victoria
Flinders
Queensland
Jaffries
Scullin
Belgium
Grneral
Whmet
Coustry
WAP Election Readiness in New South Wales
U A P and U C P claim readiness for a general election in New South Wales. Mr Oranatay notes the LAP is prepared for a general election at any time and U CP leaders expect a September poll with new boundaries. Both parties plan candidate runs and exchange preferences as the campaign starts.
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WAP
Wees
Oranatay
New South Wales
U.C.P
Tae Ieee .C.P
Scullin Welcomes Early Election Amid Sleet Debate
The leader of the oe Hon Mr Scullin said sleet lanes held in September would merely offer an earlier chance to express views. He framed the move as enabling timely input on public affairs.
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Mrr
Scullin
Future of Mr Stevens at Federal politics unclear
A garbled note suggests Mr Stevens may contest a Federal seat this autumn while Mr Holan is speculated as a potential candidate for Martin in September. The piece indicates possible doubt about victory and hints at a political contest likely at the Beate Presser event.
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Stevens
Glee Ejettice
Paterson's Hopes and Solbourne Campaign Notes
Fragmentary Dutch text mentions Paterson and Solbourne on a Friday, with references to party policy and county politics. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges. summaries limited by unreadable OCR.
Fragmentary note on Austria and Pew Reserved statement
An unreadable OCR fragment suggests mention of Austria and pews reserved. No clear names, dates, or events are readable, leaving only vague references to reserved seating or locations.
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