Australia XI Slow Scoring in Lancashire Test
Australian XI labored to score against Lancashire as Woorlife and Jacksoon led a stubborn stand. Bradman failed to find form while Kippax and Fairfax contributed notable late innings, but the visitors remained hampered by Duckworth and Stibbies bowling with Woodfull out for 27 and Jackson reaching 32 before dismissal.
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Lancashire
Vegarles
Tor
Kaplan
Australia
TyMestry
Maniac Meow Work Leads Police Hunt For Slayer
A bizarre note describes a man slayer who confessed to two killings as part of a planned third, claiming a woman would unlock the next victim. Police, aided by hundreds of officers, search for clues amid chaos and fear in the city.
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Arrompaniel Hy Jieemen
Erintis Hut
Terrible gas accident shocks Moscow region
A sudden gas incident near Moscow causes numerous casualties with at least thirty two dead and twenty injured. Investigators from a commission arrest several suspects as local groups call for order amid fears of counter-revolutionary unrest following the disaster.
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Moscow
Donets Boxin
Segrave Memorial Honors Courage and Skill in Service
A memorial tribute to Segrave honors courage and skill, naming influential figures including Lord Louis Mountbatten. It highlights mechanical expertise and naval bravery as crucial to sustaining British prestige, with a panel judging the most gallant feat.
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Loaslom
Sune Wn
Interit
Meury Fegrave
Lond Louia
Flight to Australia Collides With Tragedy at Airfield
James Matthews, once linked to Bert Winkler, attempts a secretive escape from Lytapne aerodrome with his wife aboard a wax-smelted craft. The voyage aims to outpace Bert Miniler’s famed light play, but heavy petrol cargo causes a fatal collision, ending the ambitious run.
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James Matthews
Bert Winkler
J. Mook
Lytapne
Sbww
Wester
Bert Miniler
Second Test Players Form Reviewed Tender's View Of English Side
Lomiog Jane Demier Surrey captain says manne reunite and Einghoms haul major share Iack in the First of 1 think Auatration side MNkely better at emi tur thin aw Jacks Cale certain to when meat Wall not really a fast bowler may prove valuable Hornibrook gool on wet wicket Fairfax likely to retain hin price all rounder Englishmen ought not to lene Lands weather aggninst them Wis against Australians at Nottingham Mein team for second Test Mohbe Leyland Hammond Men eu Duleepsinski Chapman Geary wins Tae Lutwood Duckworth
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Lomiog
Jane Demier
Surrey
Manne
Einghoms
Mnkely
Jacks Cale
Wall
Hornibrook
Fairfax
Hin
Price
Lands
Nottingham
Mohbe
Leyland
Hammond
Meneu
Duleepsinski
Chapman
Geary
Wins
Tae
Lutwood
Duckworth
Family Slain Escaped Lunatic's Deed Shocks Park Crowd
Harmond Spang, 36, an ex serviceman, after escaping from New York War Veterans Hospital, shot his wife and four children then hurled them from a cliff. He stood stunned as thousands watched below while firemen fought the blaze. He then leaped to his death. The oldest child was a girl.
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New York
New York War Veterans’ Hospital
Ax Jasase
Spang
Keck
Turing
Tok Lee
Sammanert
Alea
Umpire Knocked Out Spectators in Rugby Match
Umpire T Tayloe, referee in the Newcastie Rugby Football League, was knocked unconscious during a frame between Northern Suburbia and Western Suburbs. A spectator crawled onto the ground causing a disturbance. Police arrived as play resumed amid continued tension and medical attention.
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Bydecy
T. Tayloe
Newcastie
Rugby Football League
Huorkvil
Yenertay
Orcs
Taylor
Calcutta Riot After Rally in Bombay Center Shielded by Crowd
In Calcutta on June 22, a large crowd of about 15 000 gathered despite an magistrate’s ban on a rally near the eeplanaire open space. Police, armed with lathes and bamboo poles, charged repeatedly injuring over 30 persons as volunteers and others sheltered behind women Nationalists.
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Calcutta
Bombay
Unil
Somgrem
Wool sales steady demand anticipated
Perth June 2 insiders expect the wool sale at the Woal Fisehange tomorrow to offer nearly 13,000 bales. Star lots lead with bidding at 4 pm. Major consigners include Tialgety, Westralian Farmers, and Ehter’s. Buyers’ attendance is touted as satisfactory with values expected to match or exceed rival centers.
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Perth
General Xale
Euloz
Ightsbrough
Tialgety 'S
Westralian Farmers
Ehter’s
Rovers
Ander
Seaege
Kimberley
Port Hedland
Hoebourse
Ashfurton
Uasesgen
Rough Tactics Mar Match Between Aington and Frankston
The report notes rough play in a recent match at the meet quarter with early exchanges rough. Frankston followers caused a key injury as James retired with a fractured jaw amid loud demonstrations from spectators.
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Aington
Frankston
James
Poyer
Marketing envoy departure sparks trade drive in Australia
A British Labour Government official, Mr J E Benton of Custom, touts a tentative plan to expand trade with the Dominions. The envoy foresees a significant contingent traveling to Australia to advance commercial links, benefiting broad parts of the Empire. The remarks emphasize sympathetic government support and the potential for substantial economic gains.
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Duey
J. E. Benton
Austeatia
Fon
Anarchical movement fan continues bomb outrages in India
Calcutta June 22 The growth of an anarchical movement is denied by further bombings in several centers in India. New Delhi and Barisal in Bengal report attacks after Punjab incidents. At Dayiml four bombs were thrown at a liquor shop picked by Congress volunteers. The shopkeeper was injured and the premises wrecked.
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Calcutta
India
Barisal Im Bengal
New Delhi
Punjab
Dayiml
Detroit Jury Convicts Kingpin in Blackmail Torture Ring
Detroit police and an attorney signet official testify to a brutal kidnaping and torture gang led by a kingpin named Laman. The crew, linked to ransom schemes, terrorized victims, extracted cash, and coerced witnesses while a member known as finger man identified targets. One victim was slain when a pick-up went wrong, and authorities describe a wide-ranging operation that profited from ransom and intimidation.
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Detroit
Michigan
Jewrh
Laman
Img
Alf
Donia O'Reardon
New York Taste 22 Rehmofing Ready to Defend Title
New York contender Rehmofing declares readiness to defend his title against Harker in September. He states he will be prepared to meet the challenger and uphold his championship status.
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New York
Rehmofing
Harker
Reception at Tasdan by Society for Propagation of the Genpel
An unclear 19th century notice reports a reception by the Society for the Propagation of the Genpel at Tasdan on June 16. The fragment mentions invitations, attendees, and references to Lamont Ambbihep Le faa but is garbled, leaving key details unreadable.
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Yrs
Society For the Propagation of the Genpel
Young Stribling Delivers Knockout Blow in First Round
Otto vom Pratt of Chicago suffered a rapid defeat as Young Stribling scored a single left hook in 2 minutes 40 seconds of the opening round. The crowd of about 21,000 watched the bout at Merwe Inn in Chicago where Stribling earned a decisive victory.
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Ion Vark
Otto Vom Pratt
Chicago
Merwe Inn
Stribling
Ind
Otto
Elaine Ta
Prison Farm Escape Near Mont Barker
Two prisoners escaped from the prison farm at Partatup near Mont Barker on Saturday. Police believe they were on harawbuck. A man from Porth and Ernest Jones of Katanning reported incidents at about 4 pm. Four gallons of petrol were found nearby after a man’s eye injury. Prisoners named are Frederick Pay Euneed and John, both 25.
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Frederick Pay Euneed
John
Stolen car found abandoned in Perth near Adelaide Terrace
Perth police report a stolen car located abandoned on Adelaide Terrace, with no immediate suspects. The vehicle was discovered after an alert and is under investigation. No injuries reported.
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Perth
Jane Thr Pantainp
New
Adelaide Terrace
St John’s Ambulance Association exam yields strong results
The St John’s Ambulance Association held animal first aid exams with 24 candidate entries, including ten railway workers. Results showed many passed. highest marks achieved by several with strong practical and written scores. Lectures were by Dr A D Watkins and Mrs W Kendrick, with Mr Mevalker supervising written tests. A meeting at the Railway Institute of Samly is planned.
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St. John's Ambulance ‘Association
Tove
A.D. Watkins
W. T. Kendrick
de Mrntie
MevAlcer
Elana
Railway Institute of
Samly
O. Gonldthneye
Hammond
Sit
ML J. Hancock
Keovil
W.T. Kenty
KW. Morriw i
Fashion Fiasco Fuels Debate On Long Frocks
A debate on the fate of long dresses erupts as critics mock London styles and designers weigh in. Observers in Paris, New York, and beyond dispute the look, with many predicting a fashion shift despite nostalgia for past trends.
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London
Long Dremre
Asent
Famwon West
Dealgper
Varin
New York
Royal Show Raises Innovations and Funding Plans
At the Royal Agricultural show the committee discussed prudent expenditure for building and homes in the coming year with no current sign of revenue reduction. Renewals for members look heavier, and efforts aim to maximize revenue through stronger exhibitor support. Donors contributed trophies and committees explored enlarging facilities for exhibitors, with ongoing plans for ring entertainments and night shows. Special committees will assess arrangements and upcoming details to boost public interest.
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Rgard
W. J. Ashton
Ormn
Leg Amputation After Wheel Trap Near Eibourne
Caleb McCall aged 12 was injured when his leg was severed by a wheel while driving a cart near his home in Eibourne on June 22. The shaft broke free, the wheel dragged him from his seat, and the limb was amputated below the knee. His condition is serious.
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Eibourne
Caleb McCall
Jinker
Hin Homstaterday
Acidity Triggers Digestive Distress After Meals
Doctors link indigestion to acidity and fermentation after meals. Excess stomach acid creates sour gas and worsens bloating, heartburn, and gas. A digestion remedy, Biswratched Buygnesin, is claimed to neutralize acid quickly and ease pain, while magnesium-based antacids are also recommended as indigestion remedies.
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Tender
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Galden
Monty
Avatralin
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Mimi
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Jack Holt
T Houw
Shop Assistants and Warehouse I Employees’ Union
Geraldton
A.W.U
Twemlay
Wight
Worlock
Gorakdoon ‘Yeaders’ Association
Pert
L. G. Mannan
Commonwealth of Australia
Ealth Bask
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Commonwraith
Val Beak
Gerais
Commonwealth
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GPO
Cook
Durlacher
S. Mines
J. Rowe
Axa
Mao
Sydney
Weil
Young Stribling
ST. John's Ambulance Association
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Nat Bartlett
Rale
Globe Brewery Limited
Wolkesday
Northampton Road
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Ote Ward
Chick
Terry Balwin
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Alexander Ivan
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Charten'Thoman
McLaughlin
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Susar Tam
Road Bears
Northampton
East Ward
A. E Chisholm
Basidora Post Offes
Ogilvie
Silvia
W. ¥. O'Connor
Brian
West Wand
Henry &. Taylor
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Road Board Hall
Henry Snowdor
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T. P. Bharp
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Tetrepine Orchestra
John Ambeleece
Tawa Hall
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Tras Ich
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