Daylight Robbery Shifts Tactics in Britain Crime Scene
An address at the States' Association in London highlights crime trends in Britain noting less violence by thieves but rising property offences and burglary figures. Speaker Mr Beatt cites youth involvement and shifts to daylight operations aided by motor vehicles, urging longer imprisonment and reforms to reduce first-time offenders and debtors’ imprisonment.
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States’ Association
London
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Meg Beott
Beatt
Mt Sieaninh
Ufmoet
Prinoa
Juvenile Court Sentiment on Modern Youth Sentiment
Fragmented OCR text reflects a plea about juvenile courts handling modern boys and girls. The excerpt mentions the need to choose patient mentors and to remember offenders who appear before these courts. Context is unclear and partially garbled.
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Cipal
Long Distance Flights Their Pleasure Spoilt
Air A E Bvana, a famous pilot, just finished an extended journey that exposed the tangle of privacy, bureaucracy, and ceremonial documents delaying long distance flights. Officials in London, including the London Chamber of Commerce and the Shell Company, strive to improve civil aviation after the historic explosion and associated delays.
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Egw
London
London Chamber of Merry
Shell Company
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as nerve cure
A Melbourne reader reports dramatic nerve and rheumatic relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The letter claims complete cures and urges others to start a course, praising the pills for restoring strength and mobility and ending with a strong personal endorsement.
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Safety First Committee Formed in Geraldton Meeting
A Geraldton council gathering formed aims to educate pedestrians and reduce road risks. Attendees backed local coordination with police and schools, focusing on footpath use, pedestrian awareness, and joint funding for safety materials.
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Dr. Askew
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Christie
Regan
A. C. Bogle
Marine Terrace
Voormerm
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Coun
A. E. Smith
Thomas
Air V. Johnson
Urlewis
Trafic Department
Slinner
Couweih
Boat capsizes near Cronulla in fatal fishing launch wreck
A fishing launch overturned in heavy surf off Cronulla, leaving two men missing and a third boatman aged 35 from Shell Harbour discovered dead. The craft lacked engine power, the sea drove it onto the bar, and a large wave swept swimmers overboard as the boat rode the break. Two others, both from Shell Harbour, were aboard when the vessel foundered. one survived.
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Shell Harbour
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Stell Harbour
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Sydney
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Perth Police Court Fines In Vehicle Theft Case
Mr H D Moseley fines Clement Reeves and Robert Jones £60 each for unlawful taking and use of a motor truck at Cottester. Both pleaded guilty. defense cited lack of intent and family backgrounds. Truck repaired. judge warned against similar acts, noting contributory role of drivers and passengers.
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State's Wheat Standard Set for West Australia Harvest
The joint Perth and Fremantle Chambers of Commerce fixed the imperial bushel standard for the season, noting a lighter harvest and concerns over bleaching. The measure, presided by Tom Carter, involves sampler data from country centers to project port throughputs and aligns with recent fixes in South Australia. An ambulance crew carried an infected man down a steep hillside after a long rough descent.
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Fremantle
Perth and
Premantle Chambers of Commerce
St Wirth
Tom Carter
Sea
Adatrati
Silver Gull Yacht Sets Sail From Fremantle Nor' West
The Silver Gull, a large Perth built yacht for Captain Grey, departs Fremantle on a voyage to the Nor' West. The crew are members of the Toru Sew Meouts and the trip marks the first stage of a scientifically oriented voyage.
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Perth
Fremantle
Nor’ West
Seienvifly
Grey
Wheat Growers Union Yandooka Meeting Draws Large Turnout
A Mingesen Yandanooke Branch meeting of the Wheatgrowers Union held near Vandanooka Saturday, chaired by President E. Taylor. The session approved a resolution for Australian wide certificates to limit wheat sales and support production cuts, with delegates allocated per zone. An opposition note urged against marching through Perth, citing cost and political risk. The Agricultural Bank Commission interim report was received and adopted. The meeting stressed unity with the current union executive and warned against branches overriding executive functions.
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Wheatgrowers’ Union War
Vandanooka
E. ¥. Taylor
Agricultural Bank
Agricultural Bank Commission
Geraldton Yacht Club hosts Australian Dinghy Championship update
Reports from the Geraldton Yacht Club describe the Geraldton Australian Dinghy Championship quest returnees and crews expected to arrive by train. If all crew seats are filled tomorrow the first heat of the club championship will commence, with a handicap race if seven do not return. Spectators praise the Austration qualifier and local sailing method improvements. A fortnightly club dance is planned featuring the Nutter Band with a large attendance expected.
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Geraldton
Wild North
Salix Magnesia Quick Test For Stomach Distress
A simple at home test suggests taking a teaspoonful of Salix Magnesia in half a glass of hot water after a meal to relieve gas acidity and stomach discomfort. The ad claims rapid relief within minutes and promotes genuine Salix Magnesia as a superior magnesia bismuth product trusted worldwide for over a decade.
Automobile service reshapes world transport outlook
An essay argues that flexible motor vehicle transport is reshaping passenger and freight movement. It praises automobile providers for personalized service, cites railway cooperation in a freight delay fix, and predicts railways must extend humanized service to compete with road transport.
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Uvaeport
One Bist Oversoes Railroulay
Wervier
Hinn
Sim
Horry
Austentian Railways
Ancient cars kept on by thrifty Australian owners despite age
An Australian motorist recounts buying cheap old French motorcycles and a vintage seven cylinder car for small sums, using them for years with minimal running costs. The piece notes these pre war motors endure when cared for by skilled hands and may outlive many modern cars, while owners face continued taxes and registration fees.
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Qed Papinnar
Aoero
Iam
Hin
Repmie
Rema
Fasnity
Dunlop- Perdrian
Arthal
Weather Note From Cus On Hot Days And Foggy Nights
Weather report notes hot daytime conditions with cooler nights and changes in humidity. Text mentions weeks of unusually warm nights, fog and reduced visibility, and general fatigue among people.
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