Desert trek aids flier bodies recovery plan
Thornicroft Truck Adepunte expedition will leave Adelaide for Tumbalara to recover the flier bodies in the desert tragedy. The all wheel truck unit will carry water drums and supplies, with black trackers guiding the route along a possible permanent road. Coffins donated by Pengelly and Knape will be used, and Coroner Moray will join the mission at Warehid.
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Cr. Ao Abbott
Eaton
Thorneycroft Company
Adelaide
Tumbalara
Aller Springs
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Department of Home Affair
Sandy Desert
Powell's Creek
Pengelly and
Knape
Moray
Raton
Kookaburra
WareHid
Black Tracey
Wave HI
Dney
Meeth
Fruit Markets Abroad Benefit to Australia
London reports a Melbourne official, Mr Homburg, pushing reforms to improve fruit markets. He notes Australia benefits from shared marketing knowledge and plans applying lessons locally while critiquing the current administration for its handling.
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London
Mr. Homburg
Booth Australian
Australia
Tom
Aunteona House
Australians Arrive in Canada for Cenotaph Wreath Laying
Young Australians arrived in Vancouver on a Wednesday. They were met by the Vancouver High School Cadet Band and marched to a hotel for breakfast. Provincial Minister R. J. Maitland and city representative E. W. Dean attended the station. The march proceeded to the cenotaph where the Australians laid a wreath amid formal honours.
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Vancouver
Zealanda Mystery Man Attacked With Water Can
Fremantle police investigate the mysterious disappearance of a steerage passenger after a vessel named Zealandia left Adelaide. A man allegedly forced his way into the cabin of George Brown, a first class passenger, striking him with a water can. The attacker was not located when officers boarded Fremantle.
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Voller
Alandia
Adelaide
George Brown
State Premiers Meet Not Hostile To Commonwealth
State Premiers gathered in Sydney to set a common agenda for next week’s Canberra conference. They stressed not opposing the Commonwealth but urged uniform policy in industrial legislation, arbitration, and unemployment measures, while preserving state rights to domestic matters.
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Sydney
Canberra
Hut Cetuatinn
Huttenshaw
Blute
Commonwealth
Ate
Railway Log A.R.U. Defies Newcastle Resolution
The A.R.U. conference rejected a motion to empower a fight against the Railway Commissioners log. It reported the Arbitration Court had granted unions in the state about £100,000 in increased wages. A log issued would resist by strict departmental observance, urging other unions to join. The Flute secretary warned action could trigger trouble for industry and prosecutions, noting commissioners’ actions affected workers. The Railway and Tramway Officials Association was asked to respond on whether to stay under the New South Wales Arbitration Court jurisdiction.
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Newcastle
ARI
Arbitration
A. KK. Chapin
Trailway
New South Wales Arbitration Court
Moir and Owen Search in Earnest Pilot Brain
The Quantas plane Atlanta, commanded by Captain Brain, departed Brisbane at 7 30 am on the first leg to Darwin. Wireless equipment will be handled by G W Robinson of 4QG Station with Compston as mechanic. Longreach sighted the craft after 3 pm as Dutch authorities report a steamer left Bima to search for Moir and Owen. Captain Grosvenor extends the search from Wyndham to Darwin.
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Atlanta
Brain
Brisbane
Darwin
G. W. Robinson
4QG
Compston
Longreach
Sydney
Bima
Moir
Owen
Hinkler Fliers Safety Concern Recited in Flight Log
Loni reports Hinkler voices concern over Moir and tren’s rule during the W-Piterd Inst stage flight. He notes timing near Koepang and Purwin, with potential landings at Rathuret if engine trouble arose. A search steamer routes east of the usual Darwin path are mentioned amid the confusion of the voyage.
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Hinkler
Moir
Tren
Atamborn
Sumdy Beach
Purwin
Mole
Darwin
Rathuret
Socomin
University riots prompt expulsion threat by vice chancellor
The vice chancellor of the university said today that serious breaches of discipline will lead to expulsion. He described the events as a serious branch of disciplining and condemned the offenders.
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Byoney
Wallace
Reparations plan outlines annuities and war debts terms
A memo from creditor powers outlines an annuity package for reparations starting April 1, 192c. It cites an average annual sum around £103,600,600 for 37 years, plus 22 further annuities on war debts, Belgium compensation for occupation levies, and contributions from benefiting nations to support a new international bank. The proposal aims for elasticity beyond Owen Young's rigid schedule.
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Rehacht
Belgium
Germany
Owen Young
Explosion Hurls Electrician Injured By Fuse Wires
A loud explosion on Grosvenor Street Sydney wounded electrician Hewinald Hoyce 34 as two high tension wires fused. Fire brigade and ambulance arrived quickly and Hoyce was taken to Sydney Hospital with injuries to his hands and feet.
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Bydney
Grosvenor
City
Willie Meyerhou
Fire Brigade
Hewinald Hoyce
Sydney
Bribery Charge Against Alderman Carlton at Central Court
In a Central Court session Alderman William Janes Carlton of Glebe Council was charged under the Beers G Commissions Prohibition Act with taking £50 from Arthur Beagley to secure a Jubilee Park loan. Witnesses described envelopes, bribes, and discussions with other aldermen, with details of attempted concealment and negotiations leading to the alleged payment. The case was adjourned to Monday.
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Sydney
Central Court
William Janes Carlton
Glebe Council
Arthur Beagley
Beagley
Constable Smith
Carlton
Alderamas Gli
Colmans
Carton
Thas
Weaghey
Heagley
Othe
Reeghy
Gillanit
Tual
Esretaker
Melier
Alder Man Pager
Deyer and Cortten
Cam Rey
Beven Violen
Boeihan
Wiles Wala
Ata
Mart
Rome
Cartten Aald
Wuotmens
Cos
Miners Relief Debate in Maitland District Meeting
In Sydney the Maitland District interview with Secretary Frank Chaffey exposed tensions over relief payments for miners. MPs Boothes and Heath clashed with ministers over who qualifies and why relief is awarded, amid claims that the coal industry pressures workers, including veterans, and that relief is misapplied while calls for broader pension considerations grow.
Message to Fliers Melbourne Highlanding Advice Sent
Inquiries by Civil Aviation authorities traced a message from Sir Keith Barnith to Moir and Owen via Colonel Helvedmead warning against attempting a Highlanding at Darwin. The note was delivered to the aviators at Minin shortly before 6 pm on Thursday.
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Melbourne
Moir
Owen
Keith Bmnith
Helvemead
Darwin
Minin
Timber dispute hopes for settlement proposals drawn up
A Thursday conference between employers and union representatives advanced talks toward resolving the Amber dispute. The discussions centered on proposals including resuming a 45 hour week, wage and condition terms under the Webb award versus the Lukin Award, and an independent tribunal to investigate both sides' claims.
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Melminu
Prince of Wales Opens Nottinghamshire Agricultural Show
The Prince of Wales used an aeroplane and car travel to Wales Lawn and Wellingham then Bramcote where he presided at the opening of the Nottinghamshire Agricultural Show. After touring the exhibition he returned to Nottingham and London by motorcar and air.
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Vondon
Wales
Wellingham
Bramcote
Nottingham
London
Melbourne Unemployed Rally Warns of Starvation Risk
Fred Riley of the Council of Action warned Melbourne that unemployed workers, driven to desperation by mechanization, could turn violent. He argued the strike was economic, not political, and that both workers and city employers want to avoid forcing men into starvation.
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Melogomrne
Fred Riley
Council of Action
Eading Wnion
Melbourne
Euedinens
Victim of Shooting Faces Charges at Central Court
Phillip Jetta, 82, who survived a functional shooting at Kensington, was discharged from hospital and appeared at Central Court on charges of inflicting prior bodily harm on Frederick Joins and Charles Bortie. He was remanded to June 30. Doctors had despaired of saving him.
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Sydney
Phillip Jetta
Kensington
Central Court
Frederick Joins
Charles Bortie
Jeff
Johns
Bortie
Signs of Collapse at Timber Merchants Association
Secretary Yorke said there were signs of Wie timber wan collapsing as workers drifted away from jobs, indicating weakening demand and morale in the timber trade.
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Sydney
Timber Merchants Association
Yorke
McKenna duties and Labour clash in industrial speech
The article notes McKenna duties criticized by Labour as harming workers while defending policies against Chinese influence. It mentions E Emergency Powers Act powers to curb interference with trade and cites statements by Phill Smaien and Nevith Chamberlain about effects on employment and thePotential for factory closures amid extending contest.
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London
Weltislay
Austin
McKenma
Hirmingham
Fervan
McKennna
Phill Smaien
Apeech
Morety
Agetin
Drasthe
Nevith Chamberlain
Biemingtaima
Thiawanda
Australian Labour Candidate Seeks London Seat
Australian Labour candidate Dr Marion Chiliines, editor of the Victoria Master in Equity, aims to win the Laneur seat in London. She has campaigned to mobilize party support and increase female participation, highlighting valuable work toward party unity.
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London
Australi
Marion Chiliines
Victoria Master In Equity
Ie Gotttes
Laneur
Voter Roll Numbers Highlight Huge Electorate Size
The record shows a massive voter roll with about 38 million voters. It notes 614 constituencies on file and an electorate total of 25,099,538, including 8,225,166 women voters.
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Muséa
Aion Twdilebay
Pogieter
Baghind
Wales
Ie Aw Fotn
Election speeches spark warning on distortions in Bradford
Mr Baldwin denounces certain speeches for caricaturing Britain. He warns foreigners reading them might think Britain is failing, unemployment rising, and Europe doomed. He accuses rivals of using Kellogg Pact rhetoric to win votes, claiming no real safeguards exist between Europe and peace.
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London
Blaniey Baldwin
Bradford
Britain
Moss
Europe
Great Britain
Graf Zeppelin to sail for Friedrichshafen with new motors
The Graf Zeppelin, at Laon on Wednesday, has three new motors installed and plans to depart for Friedrichshafen tomorrow. Five by some time in the evening. Passengers have been notified of the sailing time. Commander Firkmemer han instructed the Zeppelin booking agent to refund fares to passengers not desiring to continue. None have accepted the offer.
Wilkins to Fly Zeppelin Mission Teased
Telegraph reports Sir Deeter Wiking hints at a remaining air venture with a zeppelin caell making aviation history. Officials discuss plans, timing, and potential routes as observers note the ambitious endeavor.
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London
Deeter Wiking
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