Australians begin Cambridge match at Fenner Road
Australian XI start tour with a Cambridge University match at Fenner Road, Cambridge. Cambridge bowled first and were all out for 143 as Australia chased 179, with Woolf and McCabe notable for 61 and 0 not out respectively. Detailing shows Bradman and McCabe starring as wickets fell to McCabe and Wall.
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Sysin
Cambridge University
Fenner Aroaud
Thy ‘University
Australia
Woolful
McCabe
Selection committee names for test match players
The management committee has announced the list of players to participate in the first Test match. The squad includes Chapenan as captain alongside Duckworth, Pal, Hasuauad, Bondron, Obi, Marelifty, Tate, Lerwood, Robins and Woolley.
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Treat
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New Ing
Wobian
Chapenan
Duckworth
Pal
Hasuauad
Bondron
Obi
Marelifty
Tate
Lerwood
Robins
Woolley
Australia’s Test Prospects Face Wicket Keeper Rival
An Australian selector notes turmoil over the fourth batsman in the upcoming Test lineup. Heckett remains unavailable, Walker may challenge Okidell for captaincy, while Jackson shows inconsistent form and could be swung into the order for the Cambridge match.
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Okidell
Cambridge
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Jackson
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Test Panier
Sydney Woman Faces Banking Difficulties
A Hyilney woman presented a Commonwealth bank book at the Mteaud branch seeking to master her account. She lamented the bank would only offer a mere £10 and blamed migration constraints linked to Austration-born officials.
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Ir Granville Kyrie
Willful murder verdict in Walter Sinclair case at Minginew
At Mingene w the coroner held an inquest into Walter Sinclair known as Walter Schwei ger who died at Three Springs Hospital from rifle wounds. Allen Edward Austin of Sussex Street Victoria Park was found to have inflicted the wounds and a verdict of wilful murder was returned. Austin was committed for trial at the Criminal Court in Perth.
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Treet
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Bin
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Rinelair
Yandan Bok
Minclair
Criminal Court
Perth
Desperate Struggle in Back Yard
A 21 year old man, Stanley Kirj, was found beaten in the back yard of his home after returning from the pictures. He died from head injuries inflicted by an unidentified assailant. Police调查 continues as investigators seek a witness or suspect connected to the attack.
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Kirk
Prince Carol's Coup Etat Report From Bucharest
The Senate and Chamber of Deputies in session report Prince Carol dissolving or redefining his marriage rights and travel to Romania in 1928. Widespread speculation ties the event to Helen as a probable unnamed partner. The dispatch notes December 31 as a key date and references Princess Carol's political actions.
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Venice
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Irermian
Rumania
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Chamber of Depetion
Prinse Carel
Cambridge Tragedy and Final Portrait of Local Figure
A garbled report recalls a Cambridge tragedy linked to embankment nights and a man named Wellaston praised as one of Cambridge's brightest suns and a prince among men. It mentions lavish cellar stocking and controversial nightclub hospitality amid a hospital scene.
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Sis
Potts
Chascatiog
Cambridge University
Wellaston
Cambridge
Tragedy at Lisbon asbalignant sufaces in clash
In Lisbon on June 7 an incident involving German officer Dr Albert vom Balignad led to gunfire from a revolver during contact with a German cruiser. Baligned sustained injuries and police arrested Prime Pechowski, along with Tages 0 genes, amid ongoing damage concerns.
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Albert Vom Balignad
Onigsberg
Baligned
Prime Pechowski
Tages
Vecchia's Long Tonic for Coughs and Colds 2/6
A vintage medicinal tonic marketed for coughs and colds with a long form name Vecchia's Long Tonic. The ad copy promotes relief and suggests classic use in homes. Product appears as a patent medicine item from historical era.
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Vecchia
Aboriginal education scheme fuels district depots plan
Fragmentary text shows a government bill to amend sections of a district act to fund a road scheme and run of district depots for aborigines education. The loss of legible names and dates limits detail. the passage implies funding, cost estimates, and official reform steps within the district.
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Moai
Reading for the Blind and the Braille Bible
A 19th century account notes a blind reader who completed the entire Bible in Braille after an operation by a London charity. It mentions he struck about 1,000,000 hammer blows during the process and cites Saint Joseph's Hospital in relation to the effort.
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Comdnn
Beachcroft
Joke
Court upholds claim on bill of sale authority
In the case before the court the Chief Justice Bir Robert Minder the Mie ot Bein Act states may be lodged by creditors of the writant of a bill of sale. The Full Chart upheld this contention. Mr X Leeks appeared for the defendant after agreement was offered and the court noted the right to cancel by returning the instrument.
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Robert i Minder
X. Leeks
Fearful incident at Maitland coal mine injury
Fragmented OCR notes describe a scare at the Maitland coal mine involving coal company workers in High street. The text references Alexander McKay and possible dates but remains unclear on exact actions or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to confirm the incident and its consequences.
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Alexander M' Kay
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Prime Minister MacDonald Rules Out Channel Tunnel Debate
June 5 Londons Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons the government has decided against the Channel tunnel. He said a White Paper would be issued on the matter and that a free vote would not be allowed to censor the government. Sir Austen Chamberlain noted opposition members might align with the decision.
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Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Austen
Chamberlain
Conservative
Svete
MacDonald
Lunatic Asylum Cash Schemes Shock Officials
London June 5 The Daily News reports Parkin sustary Accounts Committeemen visiting Broadmoor criminal lunatic asylum found an inmate manipulating financial operations. A son of a convicted murderer was proclaimed insane and maintained contact with solicitors and stockbrokers, executing several coups. Patients are forbidden to hold money yet the inmate kept books and investments that made him wealthy.
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Daily News
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Broadmoor
Asylunm
Bio Cell
Perth Stabbing Affray Ends With Multiple Injuries
A Perth stabbing affray resulted in a man named Matin charged after entering a house where two women lived. An altercation led to the victim being stabbed multiple times with scissors. She suffered wounds to the face and chest and was moved to hospital in serious condition.
Gold Bonus Agitation in Australia Cited by Senator
Senator A J Lachlan urged a gold bonus as the sole solution to restore Australian conditions. He claimed a bonus would boost the mining industry and draw overseas finance, aiding Mount Morgan in Queensland where untapped gold and copper worth about £17,000 could be recovered with the incentive. Western Australia and other states would benefit too.
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Sue
Sais
A. J
Lachlan Yesterbny
Commonwealth
Mount Bmorgan
Queens Iand
Western Australia
Walk Around Australia wager heads south to Kalgoorlie
Richard Millums and Thomas York undertake an around Australia trip for a wager from Sydney to Kalgoorlie with a two year deadline. They plan to cover long distances daily, averaging around 20 miles, and will navigate desert sections at about 19 miles per day as they proceed toward their destination.
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Kalgoorlie
Richard Millums
Thomas York
Australia
Jabdion Ant Wyadnam
Doubles Match Highlights from London Lawn Tennis
In London on June 7, the doubles pairing of Bei J Gregory with Collin and Ceachard faced an 80 WR score. Gregory earned a notable Hopman brill counter and contributed to the match's tense finish as details from the saglee report emerged.
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Bei J. Gregory
Collin
Ceachard
Hopman Brill
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