Cenotaph Riot Case Adjourned As Students Charged
In Sydney Central Court Vergil Longhiano and Thomas Temperly faced charges over Cenotaph desecration during a university vacation period. Temperly admitted knocking down three traffic standards but denied direct attack on the Cenotaph, while counsel attacked newspaper coverage. The magistrate noted such conduct cannot be tolerated and adjourned the case.
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Martin Dace
Wt. J. Wunt
Sydney University
Martin Pines
Serjeant Reeves
Cates
CSM
Temperly
Tivoli Theatre
Charles Currie
Teachers’ College
Jon
Melbourne Fog Delays City Traffic Amid Dense Morning Haze
A heavy fog shrouded Melbourne on Monday causing widespread traffic delays. Officials reported motorists were urged to use headlights as visibility remained poor until after mid day.
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Melbourne
Traina
Kaiser Aide Mitz Fails in Frauds Against Privy Purse
Berlin report says Kaiser’s former manager Blazer Herr Mitz, once a leading figure in The Guards, used monarchical propaganda to fund speculation. His schemes, including risky investments, failed and drained the Kaiser’s privy purse, leaving him disgraced.
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Berlin
Herr Mitz
Lee
Trent
Mig
Garde
Mitz
Sont Wworka
Kaiser
A J C Jumping Double Incomplete Entries
Racing notes show a list of horses and entries under jumping double with names like Ancrient May Day Bagpipes Grace and others. The fragment mentions hurdles and steeplechase style races and references various horse names such as Roman Abbey and Wedding March.
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Bydney
AJC
Ancrient
Grace
W.B
Quick Deal
Streeplechars
Roman Abbey
Airmen rescued at daylight voyage to Darwin
Kyogle lighthouse steamer took on airmen Moir and Owen at Cape Don, with Owen seriously injured and needing urgent medical care. The plane is wrecked and salvage of the engine is planned while Brain reports to the Air Board. The return voyage to Darwin is set for noon today, with an expected Darwin arrival at daybreak tomorrow.
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Sydney
Kyogle
Cape Don
Darwin
Department of Home Affairs
Moir
Owen
Queen Mary 62nd Birthday Observed At Windsor
Queen Mary celebrated her 62nd birthday with a quiet Windsor observance. A family gathering occurred in the grounds of Frogmore with the King present and a tea in the afternoon. The Queen voiced thanks to the Lord Mayor of London for congratulations and spoke of renewed faith in her husband and people.
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Losdon
Mandy
Mary
Windsor
Frogmore
Valley of the Shadow
Through Africa Journalist's Long Walk From Capetown To Cairo
Capetown to Cairo expedition records a 2 000 mile trek completed in 84 months by journalist Monson of Western Australia. Accountant Wilson joins in Northern Transvaal. They are reported well. An elephant attack in Kenyon injures Monson, knocking him down and breaking two teeth.
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Capetown
Bunilay
Monson
Ouf Nundrebid
Caire
Wilson
Transvaal
Kenyon
Strampely
Unity urged as premiers consult in Parliament House
The Prime Minister plans a keynote on national unity at the Premiers Conference opening in Parliament House. Ministers and premiers from NSW Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania meet to discuss unification of railway gauges social legislation health unemployment taxation land valuation and other federal state concerns.
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Bruce
Parliament House
Australia
Commonwealth
Commmonwealth
House of Representatives
Parliamen House
Abe
Vanberra
Dimcuerion
Rydney
Anne Thee
Jones
Pant
FE. A. Muttenshaw
New South Wales
J. Btevens
HM. Barrer
Labour and Industry
Sir Willam Metherson
W. Kent-Hughes
Victoria
A. K E. Moore
W. H. Barner
Queensland
J. le. Butler
South Australia
Collier
Western Australia
J. C. McFee
Tasmania
UNAM
Prewers
Toctinifourm
Brixtane
N.S W Syacem
Aew
Randinis
Aimstralin
Cnet Bom
Sehlier
Feteral
Stati Fatios
Tex Filion
Herrowine
Finuniest
Upanme
Keienth
Piollet
Lepent
Bomb incident at Ingteo-Empty Police Station
Last night a bomb was thrown into the Ivanho Police Station from a rear lane, exploding with force that damaged the building but left no one inside. Detectives suspect a youth threw the bomb, aiming to harm a ferocious bulldog owned by Constable Lemland, who recently oversaw the station.
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Melbourne
Ivanho
Mmn
Peerson
Bovn
LOR
Constabhe Lemland
Kevernmix
Melbourne Tree Strike Report Confuses Inshore Rescue
A Melbourne incident describes a likely crash with two crew members injured. A Dandenong district officer notes a forced landing at Cape Ron with radio alerts and a wrecked aircraft where only the engine remains usable. Sir Keith Smith condemns the report as implausible.
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Melbouene
Prabn Tcauige
Derfence
Moir
Geen
Stotdine
Larwin
Owen
Yin
Vellore
Cape Ron
Darwin
Moke
Owens
Lyagert
Keith Smith
Wireless weapons and alliance plans reported in London
London dispatch outlines British and Allied plans for wireless and supply provisions amid wartime strains. The Times notes groundwork for further collaboration and the role of coastal defenses as tensions rise across the Southern region.
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London
Times
Lx Bet
Pteimeptertyle
Ravatertye
Betami
Ferryink Wireless
Jelng Provisionel
Emieretades
Perm
Kookabue
Areo
Cope Dhan
Howe
Earthquake Shocks Perth and Sydney Observatories
A severe earthquake was recorded in Perth early this morning, likely originating near Japan. Hours later, shocks were logged at the Diver View Observatory in Sydney, with observers noting continued tremors.
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Perth
Amery Speech Highlights Empire Preference Debate
In London, Amery argues for empire preference in trade policy, urging continuation of government work to support Britain's customers. He counters Bowden’s push to reject preferences, framing the issue as essential to national economic aims and imperial ties.
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London
Sumida
Amery
Bowden
Britain
England Pleased Londren Hatorday and Air Voyage Triumph
Report honors Moir and Gwen after a testing period of danger and doubt. Crews from Vickers Ltd and Ads Tembionm Cree cite technical efforts and a remarkable flight along an Empire route, proving a heavy-weight carrier can traverse almost any conditions. Moir's leg injury deemed invaluable for future long-distance travel and the Vellore handling praised for pilot skill and perseverance.
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Moir
Wen
Vellore
Chen
Film Production Prizes Awarded in Australia
Melbourne officials announced two film awards of £6000 each under a Commonwealth scheme to promote Australian productions. One prize will honor the best feature film and the other the best Australian scenario.
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Melbourne
Amustomen
Guillet
Austriia
Commonwealth
Long Distance Speed Record Set in Paris
Commandants Weles and Giller cover 5000 kilometres in 2 hours 4 minutes at an average Bh Km/h, surpassing the Italian Ferrarin del Prete record of 18177 kilometres per hour for a similar distance.
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Paris
Commandants Weles
Giller
Iyom
Kferrarin del Prete
Employment figures reveal new hires across multiple city projects
The report shows thirty new workers placed in the cemetery project, eleven on the Joliment building, and several vacant posts at the Hotel Acten. May 18 and May 25 counts list Engsperr's Liept and other departments with scattered numbers, indicating varying staffing levels during the week.
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Canminion
Mreures Inerrae
Hine
Acten
Engsperr
Liept
Joga
Lands Pep
NSW Ministers Move to Canberra for Premier Conference
NSW ministers and key officials depart Sydney by motion to Canberra for the Premier’s Conference. The acting Premier Mr Buttenshaw, Treasurer Bleven, Labor Minister Farrar, and Attorney General Mr Boyes lead the delegation with other ministers and staff to follow, aiming to return Friday night.
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Bydney
Btate
Canberra
Bleven
Buttenshaw
Labour
Farrar
Sydney
Boyes
Arthur
Pali
Hruxner
Weaver
Government to pay 469000 toward Coalfield Districts Fund
London reports the Government will transfer 469000 pounds to the Crown front toward the Coalfield Districts Fund. The fund total, including government contribution, rises to about 5720000 pounds with around 611000 pounds distributed so far.
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London
Crown
Coalfielda Diwtrects
Central Committee
Conference Country Party Bulletin Preview Premieres' Transport Health Plans
The weekly Federal Country Party Parliamentary Committee bulletin praises the upcoming Premiers' Conference opening tomorrow. It lists the broad agenda from Hrucelage Government on transport health water sewerage for country towns electric power social services and industry. It notes past conference achievements as a model.
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Federal Country Party
Hrucelage
NSW Premier Mr Bavin Arrives in London With Family
The Premier of New South Wales Mr Bavin and his wife and daughter arrived in London. He denied visiting to consult Mr Amery about Sir Dudley de Chair's successor. He said his doctor advised the trip and he will stay four to five weeks, traveling via America to his homeland.
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London
Unce
New South Wales
Mr Bavin
Hee
Amery
Dudley de Chair
Ameriua
British Election Campaign Incidents and Pledges Rumor
Report of clashes among political figures including Churchill Hitkerhead Amor and Joynson Hicks during campaign events. Mentions anti vivisection protests and pledges tied to pension issues and anti hunting positions. Names and details appear inconsistently due to OCR.
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Winston Churchill
Lord Hitkerhead
Amor
Joynson
Amery
Oenneer
Arriba
Joynsen Hicks
Leaders Rest After Busy Week End Nationwide Campaign
Week end political leaders who spent the past weekend rallying supporters across the country took a pause from public events as the campaign moved into a quieter period during the following days.
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London
No Settlement Without Lukin Award
The secretary of the Sydney and Suburban Timber Merchants Association said Melbourne reported negotiations to settle the timber strike have broken down. He warned no talks will resume unless workers accept the Lukin award, noting only partial resumption in the Sydney yards.
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Sydney
Melbourne
McCormack Resigns Queensland Labour Leader Post
Mr McCormack resigns the leadership of the Queensland Labour Party amid health concerns. Mr J Metormack succeeds him as leader and Mr Forgan Smith is appointed to a senior role. Mormack plans a leave starting Friday with a trip to Colombo and a return in November.
Endurance Flight Reaches 172 Hours In Fort Worth
The monoplane Fortworth completed an endurance flight of 172 hours 21 minutes after starting May 19 at 11:20 a.m. The craft landed at 1:07 p.m. amid stormy weather and in-flight refueling, surpassing the Question Mark mission before a tracked propeller caused the landing.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Fortworth
Berlin flyer sets world altitude record at forty one thousand feet
On Sunday aboard the Vuen Horr Junker aero prime, the pilot broke the world altitude record by reaching about 41 075 feet. The event marked a historic milestone in aviation achievement and showcased the craft’s performance.
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Berlin
Vuen Horr
Junker Aero
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