Charred Bones Hint At Murder Near Bungendore
A paddock seven miles from Bungendore yields charred human bones found by Andrew Connighan while tending sheep. Police, led by Inspector Palmer, probe homicide or accidental death. remains may be old, with identification efforts ongoing and no local reports of recent missing persons.
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Bungendore
To-Do
Onal
Jody
Ve Vietion
Andrew Conningham
My. Connighan
Maiton
Frompa
Lang Plan Opposed By Home Minister In Debated Policy
The Home Minister Aftaien Na oiles denounces the Lang Plan as unhealthful and futile. He warns it would harm trust and employment while suggesting the Labor movement must not be controlled by one man. The speaker contends the Lang group plans to steer policy without worker consultation. The Kedergt Party touts legitimacy of the movement. internal dissent accuses a single man of ambition above party goals.
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Natranala
Aftaien
Na Oiles
Lang
Albmetuets
Winkelwy
A.I.P
Workers of
Australia
Kedergt
Australian Labour Movement
Whlih
Law
Owad Allen
Alleged Balance Sheet Fraud Claims Unfold in Court File
Readable portions describe an alleged fake balance sheet tied to a company named Goose emvany and reference a dividend scheme. Key figures Percy Freeman and Mr. Yall appear as director and defendant respectively. The account details hint at a manipulation to mislead investors, with discussion of a dividend and evidence prepared by Ian Laine Jenkins. The narrative notes legal action and possible destruction of the book.
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Hudsey
Felaus
Vvolit
Bain
Percy Freeman
Ian Laine Jenkins
Northiridee
Kline
Yall
Wien
Almitn
Treasure Buried by Pirate in 1822 Expedition Claim
The Evening Standard reports on a new expedition led by Mir Malcolm Camplal to recover a rumored 2,000,000 treasure tied to pirate Don Pedro Tiemito in 1434 near Cocom. The search is linked to a prior failed inland dig and a destroyed Hinden site, with five leaders funding the attempt and a government guard involved.
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Verdon
Ktandard
Hinkler's Plight Detention Explained in Rio de Janeiro
Telegram from an Australian official explains why Bert Hinkler remains detained at Fort Aloza. Despite British efforts led by the British Ambassador to secure permission, the Foreign Office in Rio de Janeiro would not permit his continued travel, leaving the aviator in custody.
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Bau Paulo
Fort Aloza
Aleman
Bert Hinkler
X Helen
Thone Af Ceara
Myhe Cape
Rio de Juustre
Hinkler
New NSW Upper House Appointments Prominent Union Officials
In Sydney the Premier Mr Lang announced that Governor Sir Philip Game agreed to appoint 23 men and two women to the Legislative Council. The move, amid prior requests and political bargaining, surprised poll circles and follows months of government pressure and welfare reforms. New members will be sworn in next Tuesday.
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Sydney
Mr. Lang
Philip Game
Wal
Legislative Council
Labour
Lang
Bin
Mir Mhilly
Hin Ad Sisorahan
Ananda
Co Iin
Toverkor
Niki Sid
Kran
Thier Bill
Salamientos Masimii
Espo
Ravi
Miareutine Council
Twombera
Names of the New Members Appointed to the Legislative Council
The new appointees include Mr John Kilburn and Mydd OReilly with Radical union links, plus Rees, Tannock, Avery and others from miners and trade unions. First women members are Mrs Webster and Mrs Green, chosen to represent labour women in the metropolitan area.
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John Kilburn
Faricklayer
Imnes
New South Wales
Lahour
Ahd
Jp Hia
Mydd Oreilly
Braken Hillminers
Coalminers’ Federation Counil
Neweantle
Tannock
ApOnWorkers’ S Association
Ir. Rees
Miners” Federation
St. Avery
Federated
wen’e_Association
Jon
Bydney Harbour Bridge
Martin
Electrical Trade Union
A. Bo Matin
Ler
Bate AD
R. A. King
Aamistant
Tradea and Labour Council
W. J Gibb
Clothing Traden Union
F. Pollard
Meat Employers Union
A. WeNamara
United Labourers’ Union
Am, Amith
Orfantergfie Amalgamated Road Transport Workers’ Union
Jamey Pox
Stagemakern
KR. B. Ravage
Water and Brverage Eimployeen
G J. Binclair
Bricklayers Union
J. Mullins
Sydney
Watnatdy Workers’ Wedecution
Webster
Green
Legisitive Council
Lang
Countey
Uppointern
Thomas Tour Date Of Coms Address In House
London through House of Commons questions about Mr Thomas Emple Time. notes extra information expected and possible representation to Canadian Prime Minister. New Year approaches with no final guidance as discussions continue.
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London
BC Camatona
Thomas
Thoman
Lanston
Herbert electorate election plans amid incoming visit
Mr Grosvenor Francis Herbert electorate official outlines election preparation and upcoming visit by Mr Gromence Pynocia. The narrative mentions Monday night departure for the Aether electorate and discusses plans for preluminary arrangements and a ThinM Fenwral visitation related to the election.
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Gromence Pynocia
Fanterre
Aether
Political maneuvering stirs upper house balance of power
Approximate state of party loyalties shows government and Labour nominees pledging support to sway the balance in the Upper House. With 68 members, 49 may oppose government measures yet 19 government-aligned nominees loom large as signups grow. The focus remains on who will join and how the lineup shifts power dynamics.
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Tme
Thera
Inc
Willis
Ktawnt
J.F. Coates
Laurhtative England
Miggine
Grayndier
Keogan
Tama
D. Majone
Fh. Pillans
Yager
Ju. Cotter
W, Kelly
Ahuret
J. Minthon
F. Mobner
Mr. Coaten
Aupporton
W. Ryan
D.mith
G. Wregch
Wages Tax Legislation Moves In Parliament Next Week
Government plans to push major measures including an increased wagon tax and an Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation Act. Bills were delayed by the Legislative Council and adjournment but are expected to advance. Public servant reform and other social measures are under debate with uncertain outcomes.
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Lameen
A’ Nainrion
Yank
CMH
Yan
Legaline Cours
Legislative Council
Ite Referenos
Select Committee
Vital Amenamanta
Treaty Violation Blamed in Shanghai Crisis
Shanghai notes allege 28 000 casualties plus broader Chinese losses amid Japanese aggression. Nanking reports emphasize Chinese resistance and international calls for restraint as Manchurian and national leaders react. The Chinese government asserts Japan provoked the conflict and vows to defend sovereignty.
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Shanghai
China braces for war as Manchuria tensions rise
The Nanking government mobilizes all Chinese armed forces in Manchuria under General Ma Chan-shun to counter Japanese efforts. A temporary government forms at Talahhar under Japanese supervision, while global reaction focuses on League of Nations failures and growing anti-Japanese sentiment.
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Finten
Ad Chine
Une Taitsi
Hattio
Ma Chun-Bhan
Mpanaibie
Mehan-Bhan
Financos
Mllesen Dunhiesty
Mu Chan Shan
Troge
Anutrnitty
All Saints of Chu
Ioadine
Nanking
Mucwhai
Chang Hae Milan
Peiping
Uesticenly
Mu Chane Hhan'n
Mhanghal
Aomily
Manchuria
Ma Chan-shun
HeWlune Kinay
Atal
Ma Chan-Hian
Aa Chan-Shwe
Talahhar
Gearsea Chong Ching Hal
Jap ‘Angen
Japan
Moscowial
Stranded Steamers Nambucca and Tylogum Await High Tide
The Nambucca and Tylogum ran aground at the Tweed entrance after a heavy overnight gale. Salvage efforts by Caplan stobo of the Marine Underwriters are ongoing as high tide approaches, with both vessels considered out of danger if floated at peak water.
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Hytiney
Nambucca
Caplan Stobo
Ron
Hydney
North Count Mtwamahip Company
Tig Terramorm
Provincial Autonomy Conference Outcome Report
London Friday reports the plenary conference near November 27 deciding on provincial autonomy. Avlegate Ganda to retire homeward by December 4 amid expected shifts in regional governance and policy autonomy.
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London
Ganda
Lkely
France Rejects Revision of the Young Plan
In Paris on Thursday Premier M. Layaly refused to hear any revision of the Young Plan. The obstinate stance came as discussions in the Chamber of Deputies continued with opposition over terms and repayment arrangements.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Layaly
Milk War Renewed In Sydney Redney
Milk price reductions spread across Sydney as major dairies cut to lure customers noting a 2d per gallon drop from the prior level. Industry leaders anticipate further price easing amid a mounting supply glut and bleak outlook for producer profits as political and international tensions impact the market.
Britain Pays Debts to United States After War Debt
In the House of Commons the Exchequer's cellar announced totals for Britain’s war debt payments to the United States reaching 926 million pounds to date. The country also shows 71.275 million pounds repaid on allied war debts.
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London
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
United States
Action Against Reds Dubbo Citizens Meet
A June or Friday meeting in Dubbo saw complaints about a council dispute and calls to expel four named community leaders within hours. The mayor urged police action and warned the council would curb anti government and religious rhetoric during public sessions.
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Dubbo
Susan
Shige
Nourke Hill
Waa
Ugaine
Hermlean
Potlee
League's Dilemma Briand Question Dr Lee Opinion
A garbled report discusses Briand facing Manchurian crisis notes from Japan and questions about the Covenant validity under the League. It cites Dr. Hae at Geneva and debates over Article 16 and punitive measures.
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Manobvelu
Japan
China
Hae
Geneva
Connell
Counter Move A. Meaning of the Extreme Element
A terse note describes Ww forming an Linemplifyed Worker movement to counter the Sitisene' Committers. The text signals a political group strategy without clear dates or locations.
Cricket Postponed by Weather in Queenaland Match
Unclear OCR text reports cricket postponed due to wet conditions affecting play at a Queenaland venue. Wording is garbled with misspellings and dates not readable. No clear teams, organizers, or new schedule details can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Be itih Air Airmairy line agrees with Australian wire plan
A Beitih Air Airmairy line and Australian Amalgamated Wireless discuss a wireless mail route from Karachi to London. The plan includes supplying British Wireless facilities along the Southern Sun route and weather reports for various sections. The Ministry confirms full support and on demand wireless weather updates via the route.
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Beitinh
Australaging Limited
Arrangis
Houthern Sum
England
Flnk
Amatynmaney
London
Aly
Tain
Jslationn
Karachi
Motor Liner Bermuda Catches Fire Again
A Bermuda flagged vessel, the motor liner Bermuda, 10,000 tons, caught fire while at anchor near Alolfane. Firefighters battled the blaze on the first and second attempts, with the ship under repair since June 17 after a prior blaze at Hamilton Wharf necessitated submerging the vessel to protect its oil tanks.
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London
Alolfane
Bermuda
Belfant Lough
Hamileton ‘Wharf
Amalgamation Bank Boards Hold Talk in Sydney
The Commonwealth and Government Holdings Hank boards met in Sydney on Friday to approve further cannularation of their amalgamation agreement. No details were released beyond plans for additional meetings next week.
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Sydney
The
Commonwealth
Government
Hank
Kingsford Smith Denies Leadership Offer in Binxland
Melbourne report states Kingsford Smith claims no knowledge of a leadership offer for Manttourn in Binxland. He says only offer known was from a friend in Rootland, and he would consider 1982 sailings and gold salary if needed. The piece ties to a separate incident involving Hector and a carbon monoxide risk on a southern Crom Sinur flight.
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Melhourne
Kingaford
Manttourn
Binxland
Rootland
Xingland
Hector
Denial in London Over Rumored Leadership Offer
A London denial states that Kingaford was not offered leadership of a lying eireus. The report mentions Bevis ward in connection with the claim, with unspecified details and dates.
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London
Homan Ale Park
Kingaford mmi
Ahin
Bevis Ward
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