Wharf Strike Drama Shuts Adelaide Rail Line Threats and Violence
A chaotic scene in Adelaide features strikes by maritime workers and alleged communist agitators aiming to extend the disruption. Police clamp down as workers block wharves and threaten to stop passenger trains. power outages and lights failures ripple through Port Adelaide, Port Adelaide area, with no injuries reported.
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Wilernvon
Alberon
Chyltonham
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Abe
Port
Willy
Tax State Favours Rydney In Landmark Debate
A state taxation debate features Treasurer Mtevenm and Premier figures discussing income tax changes and proposed reforms. The article notes committee work and differing views on fiscal policy and future fund provisions.
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Rydney
Cabinet Meeting Ends Without Agreement in Melbourne
Federal Cabinet held a prolonged session seeking a compromise on the impasse but made little progress. Mr Fenton's followers are in the minority and an agreement is expected to be announced only after further discussions tomorrow as Mr Scullin's position remains unresolved.
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Melbourne
State Election Rolls Near Close in September
Sydney voters face a near deadline as campaign workers finish organizing for the state election. Premier Bugin H is to present a policy speech next week followed by Lang and Ulvnhan, with compulsory voting urged and Parliament dissolving on September 19.
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Hetty
Bugin H
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Country Party
Ulvnahan
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Wests
An Witel
Grant Confirmed For Queanbeyan Council Works
The Mayor of Queanbeyan received word that a 410,000 grant to the Queanbeyan Municipal Council has been confirmed. The funds will be posted at the Labour Bureau in Queanbeyan on September 12 and work will proceed through the main Reedy Board.
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Queanbeyan
W. W. Hedons
Tha
Labour Bureau
Reedy
Appeal to City to Do Its Bit for War Effort
A truncated and garbled wartime appeal urges city and national cooperation to boost production and sacrifice. It calls for public support, wage restraint, and shared effort across Australia to sustain living standards and overcome economic difficulties.
Repudiation Statement Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmentary text cites a premier facing repudiation amid government decisions and upcoming term expiry. It references a foundation, parliamentary schemes, and a possible election, with unclear quotes and garbled names. The piece hints at impending political action and party dynamics without clear dates or locations.
Balmain Mob Dispersed by Police in Riot
A large crowd in Balmain was dispersed by police after a confrontation that blocked streets and led to several arrests. Police reported a tense scene as officers used crowd control measures. witnesses described disorder and clashes near the nearby bridge. One officer noted a group attempted to advance on a local hall before retreating.
Coste Wins 25000 Dollars in Dallas Race
The French airman Coste won twenty five thousand dollars in Dallas on Thursday, defeating William Easterwood, a chewing gum manufacturer, in a race event backed by a seven hour Might from New York.
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Dallas
Texas
Coste
New York
Thay
William Easterwood
Santo Domingo Destroyed by Vicious Hurricane
Santo Domingo suffered immense devastation as a hurricane struck the eastern Haiti inland, causing widespread ruin. Officials reported up to 900 dead or injured, with 800 deaths in Santo Domingo City and 75 percent of the area demolished. The storm hit at 2 p.m. Wednesday, raged four hours, with winds near 150 mph, unleashing scenes of horror unseen in a decade. President Trujillo conveyed the grim toll to Governor Roosevelt.
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Santo Domingo
New World
Haiti
Esident
Trujillo
Roosevelt
Domingo
Hurricane Wrecks Cuba After Fast Apprehension
The United States Weather Bureau warned a hurricane would strike Cuba near Havana, causing widespread damage. President Rafael Trujillo ordered mobilization as roads and bridges were overwhelmed and communications collapsed. Reports cited thousands injured and extensive property loss across Havana and surrounding districts, with relief efforts mobilized for medical aid and food.
Hangar Plans for London Airfield Await Approval
The Daily Herald reports plans for a new hangar at BelweTs aerodrome near London. The project, described as a four to five structure complex, aims to support air operations tied to a visit by Prince Georg and the Melace of Walva, with development framed as boosting aviation interest in the area.
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London
Thuehiay
Daily Herald
Rayy
BelweTs
Undrinehas
Vomlenes
Melace
Walva
Georg
Total Deaths May Reach 1000 in Puerto Rico Crisis
Reported figures estimate up to a thousand deaths as Governor Roosevelt declares martial law across Puerto Rico amid a hurricane. Communications are disrupted. an air report notes ghost buildings destroyed in Port Aut Pal while the northeast reports high winds and rain. The All American Cable Company reestablishes a crippled telegraph link.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Sina
Hunto
Wien
Umc City
Bort Aut Pal
Ratna
Fwatrieken Emnthe
All American Cable Company
Florida Storm Fears Rise as Hurricane Advances North
Weather officials in Washington express cautious optimism about a hurricane moving at about 18 miles per hour. The storm, tracked near Key West, is feared to hit the Floridian coast and threaten surrounding areas. Reports flag large-scale damage plans and aid measures as a response to anticipated destruction and agricultural losses.
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Washington
Iowa
Unclear Text on Ratification of Commonwealth Arrangement
Fragmentary OCR notes question whether the people in the target suite or Commonwealth are ready to ratify an arrangement or repudiation. Mentions New South Wales and a whale scheme, with missing names and dates, asking for clarification from an official or authority.
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Wales
Assam floods erase villages and roads near Calcutta
A report from Calcutta describes Assam floods submerging villages in Nan demu and adjacent districts. About 100,000 people are affected, with many houses wrecked and dozens drowned. Rail and road links are cut, raising fears of famine and scarcity.
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Calcutta
Tith
Fragmentary note on man and others with unclear details
A garbled text snippet references several individuals including Matthews and Neve, with unclear actions and fragmented phrases. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable organizations to build a clear news item.
Flight plans for Sydney air travelers announced
From London a sable signal arrives. C W Hill with Den Haviland machinery will depart to warbler cable tuted. Charles Chabot to England Australia Wubi heads east in October.
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Sydney
Fei
London
C. W. Hill Flying & den Haviland Machica
Charles Chabot
England
Australia
Only the fringe Mr. Gregory Forecasts Wars Times
The fragmentary report mentions Sydney tram losses Adelaide and a Friday discussion by MP Mr. Tirseory who criticizes Unrenigh Adtatie tontuy. It notes Trampor chair and a plan to cut tramway lines two months after the financial year start, with implied costs and policy debate.
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Adelaide
Tirseory
Feurin
Traibte
Lara
Farm Tragedy Longshot Murder At Remote Farm
An arrest was made in connection with the murder of Robart Allan Cockburn at a remote farm named Laake Coleriden. Investigators report a single suspect, Colton, was charged after a fatal confrontation on the property. Local authorities state the accused faces murder charges and the case is under further investigation.
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Ancreand, Wray
Colton
Joulay
Robart Allan Cockburn
Laake Coleriden
Panquabaon
Capetown Air Service Planned From Cape Cairo
Colonel Lennard director of Imperial Airways Ltd announced a weekly air service from Cape Cairo to Capetown starting in March. Twelve aeroplanes will operate at a cost of about £20,000 each, signaling expected major development for the route and regional trade between South Africa and Asia.
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Capetown
Lennard
Imperial Airways Ltd
Capate Cairo
Southwil Grin
Faster Vet Selfish Sir Speed In Mixed Aero Event
In Belin gstone under Squadron oversight, pilots race in a Sehnvider trophy trial. French and MIT entries vie for the next year’s series, with records contested as teams prepare for the event.
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Tierigs Knuterponids Aire
the Hage
Belingstone
Jamuder Orlelur
Ian Snipermarine
Rolly Aiger
Utd
Nasser Raehne
Une Sehnvider
der Cp
Hyatieh
Orlon Fan Haq
Amalgamation Sought in Bombay Cotton Mills
A report notes possible consolidation among Bombay cotton mills as banks seek capital in Calcutta. A senior valuers’ visit from Manchester is expected to aid negotiations. Talks have progressed between the Government of India and the Imperial Bank for potential reforms and new financing schemes.
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Calcutta
Otto
Man- Jeheater
India
Japanese Volcano Eruption News From Tokyo Report
An unclear clipping describes a Japanese volcano erupting near Tokyo with fragmented notes on regional responses. The text mentions individuals in Yukio's circle and mentions economic disruption linked to cotton brokers and export trade but lacks complete details.
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Ndt
Hraokom
Tegan
Ruttivh
Flight of Capital Sparks Alarm Across Europe
A British dispatch from Berlin reports German political and economic uncertainty prompting capital flight. The article notes Switzerland sees risk and estimates abroad outflows totaling £266 million over thirteen years, including £56 million to the United States.
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London
Prema Prymstone
Berlin
Germany
Switzerland
Wrankfupper Zeitung
Discovery At Lake Entrances In Melbourne Report
A Melbourne report notes Lake entrances showing 100 gallons at the site near South Australia. The report cites Priday Tiwaa attributing the reading to a misinterpretation and calls for verification.
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Melbourne
Priday Tiwaa
Ahea Entrance
South Australia
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