Manchester Courier Charged in War Parole Breach Case
The Manchester Courier faces a libel suit alleging that Churchill violated his Pretoria parole during the Boer War and made false statements in Parliament about the Chinese question. The case highlights bitter opposition within the Board of Trade and aims at Churchill’s credibility amid Manchester seat politics.
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Fondon
Board of Trade
Richt
Wiseion Churchill
Manchester
Manchester Courier
Churchill
Pretoria
Courier
Kea
Right Man Churchill Defeated in By-Election Fight
London April 25 Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, was defeated by Johnson Hicks in a by election. The result, amid debates over free trade versus preferential trade, signals a significant shift impacting England's commercial policy and its stance before the Cabinet.
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London
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Johnson Hicks
Churchill
England
Edits in England and Trade Policy Sparks Hiring Drive
London reports the Medical Superintendent at Manhattan Lunatic Asylum elevates Robert Caldwell to a mental and physical weight class in a Druce case perjury matter. A Daily Telegraph correspondent says a new 5 percent preference drives the Electrical Fittings Company of Hammersmith to hire 300 extra workers amid tariff changes.
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London
Manhattan Lunatic Asylum
Robert Caldwell
Druce
Teleraph
Great Britain
Hammersmith
Eneland
London Petition In Commons For New Lines Bill
A record petition states London’s petition to the House of Commons against a new lines bill. The roll calls show six and a half miles. the number of regiments is 517,000. An anonymous donor gave North Queensland’s bishops 8000 pounds for an endowment fund.
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London
House of Commons
Wright
North
Queensland
Banquet to Lord Dudley Planned at Hotel Cecil
Captain Collins Commonwealth representative and the Agente General of the states will host an Australian banquet for Earl lardiey the new Governor General at the Hotel Cecil on June 29. A reception will follow with Countess Dodley in attendance.
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London
Collins
Earl Lardiey
Cecil
Earl Crew
Countess Dodley
Dangerous Practice Shipping Explosives Aboard Hagen
A German tug hauled the Hagen bound for Fremantle after striking the Goodwin Sands and carrying explosives. The event is cited as a dangerous shipping practice, drawing comment from sea power observers. Sir Robert Hart to retire after forty five years as Chinese Customs Comptroller General. He departs for England on a yearlong leave of absence and is not expected to return to China.
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London
Hagen
Fremantle
Goodwin Sands
Sir Robert Hart
England
Teave
China
Indian Frontier Tension Report From Simla Times
The Simla correspondent reports rising trouble on the Afghan frontier with a strong force of tribesmen mobilising within 20 miles of Peshawar. Elaborate arrangements are being made to meet the developing threat.
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London
Simla
Times
Frontier Front Dispatch from London 1935
Front line report from London dated April 1935 details Brigadier Willcocks and 4200 guns operating from Michi to Avovai. Mohammedan forces are sniping from the base area while a holy sermon is broadcast across Kunar to Pangonca Moers and Jando. A large contingent near Gushsadar dispersed with vhella. a 3000-strong Mullah force attacked the Tei ion and was repulsed.
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London
Willcocks
Michi
Avovai
Bss
Kunar ix Pangonca Moers
Jando
Railway officials face probe after Senshin Station crash
Melbourne reports Telegrams say Railway Commissioner Tait defends handling of Senshin Station accident. Sunshine station denial of staffing claims noted. Premier promises a special board to investigate the disaster. About fifty new compensation claims received. all injured progressing favorably.
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Melbourne
Senshins
Tait
Ohiof
Tata
Sunshine Station
Railway Department
Man Dies After Groin Injury in Hospital Lx
A man aged 43 died yesterday after a groin injury led to an operation on Thursday. He was taken to the hospital in great pain and gradually declined. He leaves a widow and a family.
Margeret Temkin Committed for Trial in Perth Case
Illegal operation report from Perth notes Margeret Temkin has been committed for trial. The gal on whom she is alleged to have operated gave evidence against her.
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Perth
Margeret Temkin
Ted
Melbourne and Sydney race card notes from April 25
Inters han Ween retires from the bar and will be mated ext season with Malster. CANNING PARK RACES show betting on Trial Stakes at 3 to 1 the winner. Galloway Handicap and Canning Plate feature varying odds. Sydney weather fine with good attendance as results list includes Sandown Park Handicaps and Steeplechase. betting odds seen across events.
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Melbourne
Han Ween
Malster
Sydney
Billiards Draws for Shore Tournament Readings
The notice lists initial matchups for the shore billiards tournament read in the first round. Players include Himederson, Hooper, Fowlie, Smith, Tom the Cook, Hereison, Gardiner, Walker, Jack the Barber, Wey Brows, Davin, Prumster, Eaton, Balint, and Tait among others with scores and match pairings.
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T. Himederson
Y. W. Hooper
G. Fowlie
J. Smith
Tom the Cook
V. F
Mille
J. Hereison
V. . Gardiner
Walker
Tacksom
Jack the Barber
W Brows
A Davin
V. Prumster
E. Eaton
New Gold Find Prompts Uncovering of Crime
April 25 report mentions an undiscovered crime linked to a gun death at Norsman. Police continue searching for a killer described as wearing a toy item and involved in a violent incident. Officials in Sydney visited docks and had lunch with the Governor-General.
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Norsmman
Sydney
Inquest Adjourned Over Death at Allandale paddock
An inquest opened at Wat Maitland into the death of Wm. Bridge whose body was found in a paddock at Allandale on the night of April Lath. Inspector Sykes examined clothing tied to the deceased and a suspect, Fred Gren, with blood and other evidence described. Elisabeth Bridge, sister of the deceased, said she slept with her sister the night before and mentioned a prior relationship with Fred Gren.
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Bydmey
Wat Maitland
Wm. Bridge
Allandale
Inspector Sykes
Green
Bridge
Gren
Elisabeth Bridge
Fred Gren
Diphtheria Threat Echoes in Kalgoorlie Region
In Kalgoorlie on April 25, reports show diphtheria cases in Boulder’s isolated hospital. Over the past week several new cases were noted in the Roads Board district. The Education Department has ordered schools to reopen on Monday, despite strong protests from local health authorities who deem this unsafe.
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Kalgoortis
Boulder
Roads Board
Education Department
Locn
Fire at Northam destroys Stephens tobaccanist shop
A fire at Northam on Fitegeraki Street damaged the Stephens tobacco shop and Hawkins office. With most brigade members at a Boulder demonstration only three volunteers responded, limiting containment. Smoke and alarm spread small glass damage while the fire brigade secured the scene.
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Northam
Fitegeraki Street
Stephens
Tobscconiet
Wn Almond
Boulder
Amistad
Gre
Heise’ Recnst
Shifting Trouble at Sydney Shipping Conference
At a conference between rental shipping companies and the Merchant Service a satisfactory agreement was reached. It is expected that halting the ongoing difficulty the remembership of the officers will be arranged satisfactorily.
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Sydney
Mercentile cricket match ends with high scoring innings
The Mercentiles completed their first innings with 90 runs, nine short of the target. In the growing of stumps they added 143 for two wickets, Halligan 55 not out, How 32, Farrand 2. Howe led the bowling with 9 for 27. In the second innings, Mercentile already posted 71 by Young and West 4, Ward 3 not out as the innings closed. Wootesterra bowlers: How 9 for 27, Rand 6 for 19, Over 6 for 2? Houston 6 for 17.
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Woolscarfe
Halligan
How
Med Farrand
Rhief
Howe
Mercantile
Young
West
Ward
Go Rane
Wootecerra
Hows
Rand
Houston
Death of O Hara in Perth Paragraphs Apr 25
Two men have been arrested on a minor charge in Perth on April 25. A more serious charge will ultimately be brought against them in connection with the death of O Hara. The article notes ongoing investigations and potential charges to follow as details emerge.
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Perth
Apri
O'Hara
Howse
Morris to officiate as stipendiary steward at Canning Park
Peeth April 25 reports Mr T P Morris will act as stipendiary diary steward at Canning Park for a day. This will be his final officiating appearance in the State. Canning Work management plans to suitably entertain him during an interval in the racing schedule.
Wrath of a Trainer Dated Perth Tragedy Report
Perth reports trainer Percy Watts of Cockram's stables at Bueswood died in public hospital after an incident at the stable on Wednesday morning. Watts attended horses prior to his death and suffered fatal injuries cited in the incomplete account.
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Perth
Percy Watts
Cockram's
Bueswood
Girls Swimming Races at Lath This Tuesday Afternoon
A series of swimming races for girls from the Sine School Club will be held at the Lath on Tuesday afternoon, starting at 3:30. Silver medals will be awarded to the first prize winners.
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Sine Shool Club
Local Sports and Social Cards Mention Several Matches
The report notes several game results and social bets with names such as O'Reilly defeating H Buchanan by 99 at the saloon and Hooper winning a Thursday match by 100 points. It also mentions a Wednesday Doorer playal, a Friday meeting between Doser and Hemder, and an upcoming Monday night clash between G Fowlie and J with J Hai zon vs W Gardiner.
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Bf. Buchanem
C. Cumminghate
Dooree
Cunningham
Hemderson
Hooper
O'Reilly
H Buchanan
J. Hai Zon
W. Gardiner
G. Fowlie
Sanit
The Query Column and Local Geraldton Notes
The piece records questions and remarks from readers in Geraldton about pension eligibility for Mr Ridley, oldest inhabitant status, a proposed public battery at Cue, and local development efforts. A housing society proposal urges self ownership via Bow/Stace style shares, while building costs and a Northward expansion frame ongoing debates.
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the Electrical Industry
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Troy
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Easterr Racing
AJC
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Sandown Park
Malbourne
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Sampres
Sandown
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Kalgorlie
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Firewen
Cricket
Wootacarra V. Mercantiles
Wrath OF A Trainer
P. Watts
Banbury Harbor
Moore
Banbury
C. Ridley
Ridley
Kelly
Geraldton Hotel
Murchison Times
Ose Lemgoe
Devel
Leegue
Cook
Cua
Mecca
Baston
Handstone
Geraldton
Nebawah
Mr. Jupp
North Pole
Iverstaries
Northern Development League
Oliver’s Clothing Company
I & Eat
Jung
Welte
Ami
Wineberg’s
Marine Terrace
Obraluton
Ais Aor
Oswell
Hanton
J. E. Ford
Lillian Waddell
Gerald City Band
Gereldton Liedertafel
Geraldton Orchetral Musical Society
Denise
MacKenzie
Victoria Giltric
N' Ture Clog
Dull Hy
Tattarsall’s
Cinb Hotel
MCDAY
S. MacKenzie
Avetioacer
Cosneil
Llacini
W J. Bennett
Tavid Parcor
Tawileeks
Guardian
Central Province
Electiqh
B. C. O'Brien
I. Camas
J. L. Driny
Germbcham
Legislative Council
Hi. Carson
Ati
Adi Minginew
Pal
Moora
Gingin
Priday
Caxsey
Alarine Turrace
Ieraklos
James C. Kidd
Durlacher Peron
Sak. Mn
Victoria Hite
VICTR
Beth
Ties Retgaree Daa
Charles Hormaan
Pea
Ceralitom
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