Lambert's Hotel Bribery Case Comes to Court
A veiled hotel bribery allegation unfolds as Mr Lambert faces questioning about payments and influence. Witnesses reference Melbourne meetings and actions in Sydney and Hobart, with savings and arrangements suggesting attempts to influence Parliament and ministerial decisions.
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Bydney
Cenevenor
Toronto
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Tucky
Hetleni
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Carliament
Ste Theodore
Thendree Sulseriied
Massenye
Tim
Hoonthy Pest Ag
Wildow Bramebe Alvern
Fiterradbet
Coleman
Terra
Dentists for the Navy in 19th Century Correspondence
An 19th century letter from MLA Chapman discusses dentistry credentials and professional standards. It references emigration to Australia and studies in America and Pennsylvania, noting a doctor of dentistry and affiliations with universities and colleges.
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Bern
Tieelong Rane
Tie Dbs
RETA
Ladsonnae
Auetradia
College of Trentistes
Victoria
Eolf
America
Perméylania
Wileb
Doctor of Dantat Burgers
Rm WO Chapman
Mla
Melbourne Council Deputation Pushes New Yards Plan
A Melbourne deputation urged Premier to back a site near the City Abbatement for a new stockyards complex. The plan, seen as beneficial for Greater Melbourne for decades, included smaller and larger schemes with costs around £97 000 and £600? and tied to Tottenham railway access. The Premier viewed Oaklands and Sidentam options as possible, with a decision to come from the cabinet after further representations.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Council
Attess
Greater Melbourne
Tottenham
Metz
Oaklands
Sidentam
Uhinet
M Song
Allen
Railway Commission Evidence Heard In Melbourne Session
Technical evidence was presented before the Hayal Commission regarding Tait ways this afternoon by officers of the Railway Purser House at Newport. Chairman Mr G W Gread, recently ill, attended and resumed duties, planning to preside over forthcoming meetings with fellow commissioners.
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Hayal
Railway Purser House
Newport
Seting
Benjamin
G. W. Gread
Commissionera
Foatriiesien
Made in Australia movement urged to boost local industry
In Geelong Mr Ginn former Australian Natives' Association chief urged support for a Made in Australia initiative. He argued workers buying overseas goods hurt Australian families, called for domestic production to reduce living costs, and cited Victoria's reliance on imports and the need to develop national skills and industries.
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Austin
Lutewest
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Nike
Stimu
China
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Ysl
Wistradia
Panern
Henner
Algstrabiinertigsky Poids
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Lensand
Sustriii
Laterneta
Ginn
Victoria Dione
Wien
Lhun
United States
Australia
Mr. Ginn
Beth
Timly
Italia's crew faces hunger as ice expedition struggles
The report details a beleaguered Arctic expedition where crewmen suffer from acute hunger and fuel shortages. General Nobile communicates via wireless about dwindling supplies, delayed rescue, and perilous conditions near the Naz- Sibøg region.
Presidential Elections Ceremonial in Kansas City Parade
A chaotic early report describes a Democratic style ceremonial event in Kansas City for a presidential election. It notes crowds marching with placards and delegates arriving, along with commentary on party organization and participation by officials and women voters.
Industrial unrest prompts wage talk and factory visits
Mr. Ginn outlines expected wage impacts amid unemployment fears as he tours factories and addresses workers. He plans speeches at J. O. Taylor and Lone and Backwell and Bone, Beacon Trading, then Ballarat and Geelong venues to drum up support for Australian goods and local industry.
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Auettall
Ginn
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J. 0
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Bone
Beacon Trading Company
Toomorrow
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Ballarat
Geelong
Mumioy
Donaghe and Son
Monda
Ginnie
Funds for Communists Uncovered in Moscow Bank Case
A House report details light on transactions linked to communists in Moscow banking circles. Clerk W. B. Duncan and staff faces scrutiny as sums totaling hundreds of pounds are cited, with inquiries extending to Centreone Limited and associated firms. Authorities warn of potential legal action if illegal activity is confirmed.
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Elianen
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House of Com
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Origanisa Liev
Peru
Freien
Moscow
Uly
Hank
Thomas Lab
Home Secretary
Mr. Thomas
Cobham Survey Flight Soups Kitchen Appeal Finishes
Sir Alan Gothman completes a 22 000 mile survey flight over Africa terminating at Nechester. Officials of Ave Minster the Tolls Royce Company and Shorts receive the crew aboard. The voyage earns comparisons with Drake and Raleigh while Sir Alan thanks supporters and hints at future travels to Australia.
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Alan Gothman
Africa
Nechester
Ave Minster
Tolls Royce Company
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Oswall Short
Drake
Ealeigh
Qin
Nochester
Alan
Replias
Halle Hores
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Austra
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Taga
Dimas Thal
Meaford
Belmont
Jia
Melbourne Girls Club Officer Receives Auto Grapher Photograph
The Melbourne Girls’ Club at Laysdon announces Princess Mary agreed to donate her name to a Central Mission Gori lab project. Theo Mr Hoban presented a large autographed photograph to Mr Hoban, whose health improved returning to Australia by mid September.
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Hoban
Mary Ins
Central Mission
Wartime Antiwars Slam Article 10 Objections
The Geelong West Family Appeal London and the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs oppose Article 10 of the Allied pact. The Boise of Commons today faced objections amid debate on the American proposals. A formal reply to the parliamentary question was expected, with officials indicating continued opposition.
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Fuse
Bor Fig
Mir. C. Leeler-lernpaom
Rennie Smitty
Labs
Boise of Commons
Filthy Glass Washing To End At Public Benches
A June notice reports a push to stop washing drinking glasses in public water sources and to use disposable paper cups or covered containers. Regulators warn improper practices threaten public health and plan immediate drainage and replacement with safe serving methods.
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Revert
Plana. Recently, Paeung Duhe
Tony
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