Art Gallery memorial proposal sparks education support
A letter from officials including Dr J Solomon and Richard praises an expanded Art Gallery project. They urge continued committee work, funding, and space to accommodate works and visitors, aiming to advance educational and cultural movements through a broader gallery.
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J. Solomon
Richard
Tomorin
Douglas
Wiaw
Anderson
Halon Art Gallary
Hom
I. B.abe Mdag
Ube
Pete
Distinguished Visitor Henry Howard in Geelong
A garbled report describes Henry Howard visiting Geelong with mentions of the town, a Pythea event, and references to Meir, references to a Cardiff or Conerul salon, and a note about an England match. The text includes scattered dates, places, and names, with unclear sequence and backstage commentary.
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Neyeriow
Howard
England
Suspicious Fire Baffles Melbourne Fire Brigade
A suspicious blaze near Millured street drew out the North tre Fire Brigade on June 16. Flames damaged furniture, tiles, and a street frontage while smoke drifted across the area. Firemen reported the fire appeared to have originated in a building trench and cited possible revengIon as a motive, though the exact cause remains undetermined.
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Melbourne
Mar
Soren
Fae Bey
North Tre
Tilestrand
Msc Windies of Invoices
Shire
Relief for Unemployed in Geelong Spurs Public Aid Push
A large Geelong Trades Hall meeting reports rising unemployment with 569 on the dole and 204 out of work. Relieft officials vow aid and job offers from councils and Government programs while Geelong Football Club seeks public donations for a Kiddies Fund to feed hungry children through match day collections and depots.
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Geelong
Unemployment Relief Committee
Tradem Hall
Amoall Winerie
Atul
Gavlone Wert
Owene
Kasey
Coreiere
Berne
Mr. Brownbilt
Tie
Wien
Chunett
Marriel
South Caron
Comedis
Esvern Mer
Ian
Bal Bern
Reberu
Chas. Cole
Bern
Eub-Committee For
Abel Jwater
Geelong Football Club
Hiwthorn
Colin Oval
Fitzroy
Tiseluna
Ttme
Geelong Mayor Pushes for Industrial Growth Efforts
City leaders from Geelong meet with Chamber of Commerce figures including F. S. Cabane and Cr. Mormeed to discuss attracting investment and reviving local trade. The gathering aims to outline concrete steps after a period of limited progress, seeking broader support from business and civic groups to restart development initiatives.
Presbytery meeting highlights church progress and plans
A dense report on a Presbytery gathering notes discussion of mission work, choir and Sunday school activities, and planned suite and facility upgrades. Key figures include Mrs. Sue Presbytrey and Mrs. Blin, with focus on community outreach, educational programs, and a forthcoming event calendar.
Surprising clash at meeting ends in window incident
A chaotic scene unfolds as a meeting at a Forum in a Bedrosen area shocks attendees. An exchange grows heated, a window is damaged, and bystanders notice several unexpected reactions from participants. No injuries are reported.
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Mtr
Koovena
Lampring
Caumeren
Local charity fund debate amid unemployment reports
Canon Wheeler and a Geelong clerical delegation met with a city representative to probe alleged deceit in distributing relief. Officials kept records, avoided naming private recipients, and blamed unemployment for the rush to charity while vowing careful planning and possible employment measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Wheeler
Mir
Geelong
Chateman
Ter Nef
International sport notes and county cricket scores
Fragmented report records matches and players across county and international cricket. It mentions Warwickshire, Leicestershire, New Zealand, and Singapore, with partial scores and lineups, including bowlers like Hagte, Pipkin, and Shipman and notes on Australian progress and Singapore event timing.
Level Crossing Smash in Geelong Leaves Man Injured
A level crossing collision near Geelong injures Lewrey, a Cowles Creek driver, when his car was struck by a 20 mph train. He is unconscious at Geelong Hospital with severe injuries. Eyewitnesses and local residents assisted until ambulance arrival.
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Orth Gealong
Denwre
Cowles Creek
Geelong Hoospital
Lewrey
Prine Carl Mw Gerlone
Cowles Ek
Meiheurne
Thompson Street
Geelong
Air
Joseph Saunders
Thormpson Street
Bender
Weathorpe
Oon
Coneuesiing
Rights and Separation Case Highlights Turbulent Family Dispute
A court case outlines a separation and maintenance dispute between a husband and wife. The husband seeks control of property and child support while the wife contests arrangements and appeals. The order restrains the wife from certain actions and sets provisional provisions for maintenance and residence.
Disabled steamer Brirgane reaches Cape Moreton
Fragmented report describes the steamer Brigbane or Brirgane towed by the steamer Prien arriving off Cape Moreton. Text is garbled with names and actions unclear, but mentions Protea and Proteus and a call for assistance.
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Brigbane
Cronskeyy
Prien
Cape Moreton
Beith Spies Denial Sparks Intercepted Exchange
An unclear historical fragment describes alleged spy activity linked to Mr Cobert Haden and a British mission in Yassin. Officials deny espionage claims, while commentary questions propriety and ministerial trust amid interruptions and conflicting statements.
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Cobert Haden
Savio
di Arscha
Lerker-Lampeonnae
Forden
Campbell Stephen
Yassin
Docker-Lamaons
Buchanan
Huehnsun
Communist Propaganda Leaflets Stir French Fleet Zone
A fragment describes communist leaflets distributed among French roving patrols near a French fleet base. It notes tensions with a conservative faction and references subversive leadership, urging locals to support "Fusean" comrades amid a broader anti communist struggle.
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Poprlauet Hawkins
Yong
Rane
Loval
Erie
Life Imprisonment for Soviet Ambassador Killer
In Warsaw on June 1 Rowerda, a Ruwerutl student, was sentenced to life imprisonment for shooting and killing M. Volkeff, the Soviet Ambassador in Polar. The court reduced the martial sentence to 45 years, with witnesses detailing the shooting and the defendant’s claim of innocence.
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Warsaw
Russia
British Foreign Office Updates on Far East Crisis
Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs stated that naval authorities and the Chinese government agreed on civilian protections. He said British troops were sent to Tientsin and Peking after an accord among Britain and other Powers with the Qing government proceeding to restore order. The debate touched on non interference policy in the Far East and reactions of the Powers.
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London
Mexuyes
Gdlema
Kharkov
Ietest Bolshevike Venzeancn
M. Voihof
Ambassa-dur
Poland
Tashwook
Bru
Mointagy
Bredain
OL Persane
Vie Boriet
Vie Pider
Gilhorker-Larmpsont
Earl of Brkend
India
Una
Earl of
Birken- Nem
Racatay
Clementier Doeenere
Byerna Lott
Prasad
Peauht
Museen Dievormert
Sin
Luauud
Queenong Skout
China
Mer
Lorker-Lamston
Bla Majente
Hamkow
Lenk
Thim
Waterfront Troubles No New Developments Reported
No new waterfront developments today as the Macombe could not secure Imber to unload cargo at Rockhampton. The vessel sailed this afternoon for Frighame where the crew will be paid and the vessel remains idle.
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Macombe
Imber
Rockhampton
Frrighame
Largest film studio in London to film in January
The London studio plans major production with a star cast and elaborate sets. Filming will begin in January at the studio near Wembley, under producer Mr. Mugs, aiming to attract global attention and showcase new exhibition features.
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London
Dietyrea
Eachia
Cote Soaing
Batie
Eiri
Petra
Freddie
Australian Loyalty Controversy Pushes For Constitutional Change
Fragmented text describes a debated loyalty pledge or constitutional issue involving Jaret i, H Tre Bishop of Lonton Dr A F ney am, and Australian figures. It references opposition to certain measures, endorsements, and questions of governing legitimacy tied to a proposed amnesty or loyalty standard and a large financial or demographic implication for Australia.
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Tonton
Jaret i
Lonton
A. F. Ney
Erna
Teone
Australia
Hanesses
Tha
Mayer
Free State Elections Result Snapshot London June 15
The Free State election tallies in London list parties and candidates with figures such as government aligned and independent votes. The fragment shows scores including Sinn Fein and Independent Republican tallies, with totals and partial counts for June 15.
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London
Farmere
Inds Nnudens
Sensational golf matches thrill spectators
The event featured two closely contested golf matches with high-level play. Tuna Phe and Whilfon delivered an exciting duel, while Sewich and Rusall fought hard, each delivering strong performances and dramatic moments.
False Pretences Trial Narrowly Convicts Astute Defendant
Lone 15-year sentence on two charges of attaining poets false pretences. Robert Henre Taylor, 40, estate agent, appeared in Criminal Court before Mr Josien Lowe. The jurors found him guilty of perjury and related charges despite defensive objections.
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Melboursp Lone
Robert Henre Taylor
Josien Lowe
Tharreener
Yale Polomces
Huvercus
Darling Downs Rain Brings Potential Wheat Benefits
An Australian estate official notes rain at Darling Downs could aid wheat crops. Wray Board manager W. Biner discusses possible positive effects on yield, despite adverse conditions. The report highlights rain impact on the wheat fields and elemental factors observed throughout the day.
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Bribbase
Steate
Wheat Market Melbourne Report Shows Thin Trade
June 16 report from The Tree Whaigeomis Corporation notes limited activity at the Melbourne wheat market. Prices held around 520 in trade lots, with modest selling and few buyers, reflecting cautious demand in the country.
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Melbourne
Whaigeomis Corporation
Traumatown
Contested School Program Sparks Visitor Event
A reading program titled Voices at the Nobis Street Girls initiated by Kenge and Storiee of the Bea featured items like Stay Little Wave and A Harbor. After sessions, about 65 girls gathered in adjacent rooms with Calvert Barber and Mrs Thomas thanking attendees for their participation while Mire and Moe Watson reported on the day.
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Nobis Street
The
Bea
Lanesstar
Mica Chamberlade
Wiss Taterrer
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Theenber of Commerce
Cite Mall
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Heeraboed
Walter
Marke Trust
Ronfeveren
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Cartera
Presbyterial Association
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Freien
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Upg
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Winnie
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Heine
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