Belfast Chemists' Oil Substitutes Hit Petrol Use
The Belfast One Works frontier chemists claim they have perfected creosote oil substitutes for petrol, aiming to halve Peltnin's fuel. Ballast Gas Works produce 500,000 units weekly, with widespread adoption among private carriers and provincial buses. The method, tested abroad, is spreading through the Empire with Commonwealth interest.
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London
Beline
Deity Express
Belfast
Peltnin
Vaxuriy Adewalla
Loced i Capany
Manchester
Arahas
Commonwealth
Bitten by Shark At Redhead Batch Near Newcastle
In Newcastle area a four year old boy, Hagineld Jobe Orima, patron of a local club, was attacked by a shark while wading at Redhead Batch near the beach. His flesh was torn from the left side and his lungs were injured. He was hospitalized in critical condition. Ogilvie, the boy’s companion, swam nearby and called to a friend on the beach but was suddenly lost sight of.
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Newcastle
Redhead
Hagineld Jobe Orima
Clb
Menllon
Ogilvie
Ima
Oxilvis
Admin
Buckingham Palace
Osilvia
Admiralty Arch
Sharks and arrests mark Sydney seaside panic report expected
An Australian report on mechanical hare licenses and fruit machines is due to be issued by Mr Justice Hale Rogers. The Sydney scene describes a shark attack on Ogilvie, with injuries and a police baton charge at Admiralty Arch as crowds fled and a demonstration along Northumberland Avenue ended in a march by collectors outside the Palace.
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Sydney
Justice Hale Rogers
Ottawa Treaty Debates and Liberal Trade Stance
Ottawa treaty discussions spark Liberals to push for freer trade in Canada. Montreal reports indicate Mel King criticizes tariff policies while urging premiers to support the agreement. The piece notes parliamentary debate and regional responses shaping the economic conference agenda.
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Montreal
Liberal Party
Canada
Ottawa
Mel King
Benmal
Railway Smash Imposes Death Sentence in Moscow
In Moscow a man named Bulakov received the death sentence for alleged collaboration with a railway disaster that killed workers. The official report notes his role in guiding the wrecking, with related figures including Vanteey and Kamay Srasimaa receiving prison terms of ten and sht years respectively.
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Moscow
Bulakov
Pan
Vanteey
Arbi Ig
Infant Scalding Death Reported in Sydney
A fragmentary Sydney item notes an infant scalding death linked to an accident at a party with other children. The report is incomplete but mentions the child was aided and taken to hospital. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Train Run Down By Electric Vehicle Incident
An accident report describes a person named William We and a woman identified as Batter injured by an electric tram or train. The text is garbled but notes injuries and a failed attempt at victory, with references to wires and a Potaratam location. No clear dates or full names are recoverable.
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William We
London Riots After Out of Work March
A large crowd gathers in Trafalgar Square despite bad weather for an unemployment protest. Sporadic violence erupts mainly from hooligans as marchers clash with police. Private cars and taxis are targeted and several windows are broken. A disorderly group attempts to mount the Cenotaph guard but is repelled by mounted officers.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Thisfternoon
Onfar
Moratorium Bill Aimed At Property Rights in New State
Sydney reports a moratorium bill to be introduced in the Legislative Assembly tomorrow. The measure preserves existing moratoriums while excluding future contracts for gall lot land and the purchase agreement from the amended law. It also recognises the permanent covenant and brings rural tenancy, returned soldier settlement advances, and housing department operations under the new act.
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Sydney
Moniay
Metes Venu
Gall Lot
Tre
Tenk
Advancws
Houslog
New
DOLE TROUBLE BYDNEY MONDAY REACTION NEAR UNEMPLOYED
A front of employed and unemployed leaders clashed over dole forms. Secretary Moran demanded immediate withdrawal of the dole questionnaire, threatening repercussions if not altered. The dispute included police friction and warnings of future action as ministers defended public funds and said withdrawal was not feasible. The deputation finally withdrew.
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Bydney
FT. Moran
United Front
Inter Deweg Ube
Spoor and Industry
Hawking
Moran
Thelp
King Aaid
Special Inquiry in Aydney Court over Indecent Assault Charge
An inquiry opened by Mr ater into a indecency charge against Michael Sharan in Mis Chimes Ae details a verdict of guilty followed by appeal actions. The Full Court and High Court considered the appeal while Siracad noted provisions under section 476 of the Crimes Act for a special investigation into the governor’s actions. The girl testified under cross examination about her visits and the mother’s absence. The inquiry adjourned until tomorrow.
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Aydney
Monda Am
Ater
Nord Labour
Michael Sharan
Amapran Injoren
Curlewin
Liv
Watt
Hans Bertram to Fly to England
The German airman Hone Bertinn stated today he would leave Australia in December and fly to England. He plans to engage an Australian pilot to assist him on his homeward flight and displays Australian goods for exhibition in England and Germany.
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Bydnet
Hone Bertinn
Australia
England
Germany
Girl Burnt in Petrol Stove Explosion
Dorothy Smith, 26, of Da City, sustained severe burns when a petrol stove exploded at a Church Point residence during a pending holiday. She was rushed to hospital in critical condition with extensive injuries.
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Sydney
Dorothy Smith
da City
Wan
Church Point
Rha Weal
Akan Lo Hospital
Estate Agent Sent to Gaol for Theft Conviction
Clara Eve Warren, an estate agent, was convicted of taking £100 from Fierence Bellamy. She received a sentence of 38 months imprima ment plus additional penalties.
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Rydney
Clara Eve Warren
Fierence Bellamy
Three-day unemployment debate to begin Friday
The Daily Telegraph reports a three day debate on unemployment starts Friday with government leaders on the front bench and the Opposition planning to submit their suggestions. A mon party pooling at Meas provides context for the session.
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Landon
Daily Telegraph
Meas
Thrilling Rescue In Hotel Fire
A hotel blaze in London today saw a man enter the burning building and carry a woman to safety at the last moment. Lord Motheun, a Field Marshal with a long military career, is noted for service across the empire and Malta.
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London
Funday
Lord Motheun
Mu Wan Gor
Malta
Wewatt
Gor
Tawar
Brisbane to Sydney Prom Train Run Hits Delays
An Australian rail service from Brisbane to Sydney faced strong tail winds causing delays. The Mew Bowland Akwara mail train completed part of its route today but encountered slower progress and longer journey times.
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Stoney
Mandar
Bowland Akwara Mail
Brisbane
Bydney
Bon Fires At Broken Hill Create Police Watch
Monasy reports several hundred dole forms burned in a morning fire at Broken Hill as police monitor the scene and curb disturbances. A second bonfire was set in Sanger on Thursday while officers guard the Rao I view area amid a week of unrest and loitering.
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Broken Hill
Monasy
Beveral Hundred
Sanger
Peement
Mnough
Launch Date Set for Eight Million Pound Loan
The secretary to the Treasury Mr H J Sheehan returns from the Town Council meeting in Melbourne with a plan to launch the £8,000,000 loan for works and short term debt funding. The prospectus is being drafted locally and the loan launch date is announced by the MP.
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Treasury
H. Jd. Sheehan
Can
Melbourne
Hhoehain Nus
Loan Council Debate At Premier Conference Comment
Prime Minister Lyons discusses Loan Council meetings and aims for maximum frankness to serve Australia. He rejects controversy rhetoric and clarifies that the Reserve Bank set the earlier discount rate, not the Loan Council, with expectations the Bank will push further rate cuts.
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Rydney
Moniay
New South Wales
Brevens
Loan Council
Ona
Sydney
Lyons
Ehviowa
Mertinus
Australia
Tim
Timn
Awatralla
Stevens
Treasury
Commonwealth Hank
Commonwealth Bank
Lyona
Gold Seal Sought by Thieves in Sydney Fraud Case
A damaged report from Sydney details thefts of gold and a public funds dispute. The piece notes 24,000,000 in treasury bills and 4,900,000 recovered, with banks not needing the money. It discusses financing public works, unemployment, and government loans, amid questions about treasury bills and subsidies under Majorities.
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Svulling
Sydney
Damand
Tyrrell
Isoney
George Breet
Gale
Bern
Scy
Jom
giMcult
Treasury
Pha
Hermes
Jarappie
Joan
Tetanus Deaths Linked to Catgut Report
A preliminary report from the Minister for Health in Wollongong details tetanus deaths at Wollongong Hospital. The inquiry examines whether catgut used in procedures caused the infections. Further investigation continues into the source and safety measures.
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Bydney
Mraith
Wollongong Hospital
Fire devastates Mackay town business district
A serious fire raged in Mackay on Monday threatening the business street. The public hall hotel and two houses were destroyed before the flames were checked.
Parliament to Debate New Reform Bill and Ottawa Legislation
In a forthcoming session the House of Representatives will consider major questions including the New Farm Bill and the measure governing administrative conduct for New United Territory. The government seeks to pause on important bills before resuming Ottawa debate, with motions likely from Dr Early Page to refer to the Turf Board of customs authorities.
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House of Kousentatives
Country Party
Dr Early Page
Customia Ities
Ottawa
Unites
Cabinet reshuffle denial and illness forces Gullett resignation
Prime Minister Lyons dismissed rumours of a cabinet reshuffle and declared no truth to such talk. He stated that Mr. Gullett would resign due to illness, clarifying the government’s position and ongoing cabinet changes.
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Sydney
Mr. Lyons
Gullett
Quirter for Customs Debated in Parliament
Report shows Mr Gullett unable to attend as October 12 debate resumes. Mr Lyopa and Mr Latham to pilot tariff legislation through the House while Mr Soutlin promises to attack aspects of the five year agreement and its Australian repercussion. Opposition leader vows to question duties and British concessions under the Tarif Bowed.
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Mr Gullett
Fullett
Me. Lyopa
Mtr
Latham
Soultin
Aemitralla
Soutlin
College adopts blue black and gold woollen tie
The Canberra University Colles Studayta Association adopts a woollen tie in college colours blue black and gold. The president HA Peterson says the move reflects the association's preference for nix Australias netics. Inquiries were made for action in the rearad comara. it was found some emmation would have import vital sauterial from Switzerland.
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Canberra University
Colles Studayta’ Ansociation
Amciation
HA. Peterson
Nusrat Wollen
Seduction of Military Forces Charges Placed at Trial
Judge Burton presides as Donald Joseph Gorman faces two charges for attempting to seduce a military officer from duty and allegiance. The case, heard in Rin arena, lists Albert Hraost Butler as a related party. Witnesses describe a scene at the dock as authorities complain of intent and coercion surrounding a Harstviliw aril.
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Bydney
Burton
Donald Joseph Gorman
Wak
Kenneth Wymour
Merelme
Albert Hraost Butler
Gorton
Hoymour
Dock
Waylaid by thieves in Fremantle incident report
In Fremantle a man reports an assault while returning home near Mouth Terrace. He says a sandbag struck him on the hand and another assailant snatched valuables, while he heard a shout about a theft further along the route.
Wool values hold firm as wool prices unlikely to rise soon
Wellington reports Sir Norman Kater, a New South Wales grazier, returning to Australia by the Niagara, stating Australia should not expect a substantial wool value rise for some time. He notes primary producing countries must push costs down to align with reduced values, while Bradford shows some improvement.
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Wellington
Australia
New Wales
Norman Kater
Ottawa
Australian fruit promotion in Canada report
A Wellington dispatch notes Australian fruit efforts in Canada aboard the liner Niuzura. Br. G. Ravage from New South Wales attended, praising Canada for organized promotion while California remained Australia’s strongest competitor. Kupire products gain traction as shipments rise.
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Quilt Culture
New South Wales
Br. G. Ravage
Canada
Woollen Trades Benefit From Ottawa Duties
West Riding representative of The Daily Telegraph says duties strengthen Yorkshire woollen and worsted industries by allowing manufacturers to compete with foreign rivals. He notes exports rising as home trade improves and shipments resume, though currency restrictions in Eastern Europe and South America temper gains.
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London
Hunday
West Riding
Wand
Wiike de Slare
Holdworth
Mrodford
Hud- Haerafield
Speed Attempt Trial and Defence Debate at Amith Levy Case
A lengthy trial on Monday and Friday for the defence continued a levy dispute over claim worth £86,000 by Norman Winth Amith. Testimony included Gibson's potential continued evidence and judge’s rulings about jury requirements, with comments on Whine evidence and the nervous condition of Braith. The case adjourned to a future date.
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Wydney
Fridonga
Norman ‘Winth
Amith
Weolly
Braith
Gibson
Ohn
Tlaragwanath
New Zealand
Jed
Parliament Tourism Traffic Counts Visitors Daily
The Canberra visitors committee reports daily visitor numbers to Parliament House. This week counts show 190 visitors on Monday, 114 on Sunday, with methods used for counting noted and the data guiding ongoing visitor management.
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Canberra
Unclear OCR fragment summary attempt
Readable text is fragmentary and does not convey a clear event or named entities. No definite people or organizations can be identified for a factual title. Further text restoration needed to produce a proper news card.
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