Anguish over writ of error appeal in state court case
An appeal to the Pall Hood of the State Court is allowed by Mr Justice Banderron from a denial of a writ of error. The ruling could be heard in August as the bench is on vacation. The decision is viewed with doubt as to its efficacy and the court has previously denied similar endowments on two occasions. The case concerns the defendant's right to any possible remedy and temporary guardianship while the nation discusses the issue.
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Angus
Smnccu Aml Vansett
Banderron
State ‘Court
Aowryer
Xame
United States
Riots in London as mounted police disperse crowd
August crowd at the American embassy faced mounted police charges. Mr A J Cook spoke against America while demonstrators sang the National Anthem. About thirty collapsed and two thousand attempted to assemble before police again moved in. Four arrests were reported.
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London
Tex Thoumad
Provettion
Ameries
A. J. Cook
Boeing
Americn Mieten
Vincetti
America
Cook
Railway Strike Stirs Adana Turmoil Across Tracks
Constantinople August 11 reports Hardwaymen and workers at Adana halted trains with a wage protest. Hundreds crossed tracks to block rail service as police arrested several leaders. Order restored though trains still not running.
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Constantinople
Adana
Three Young Men Murdered Near Paris Field
Paris August 11 detectives probe a brutal triple killing after three young men were found shot in a field near Varia. Two Czech Slovakian students recently arrived in Paris with sponsorship money are suspected, with the survivor later taking the dead men’s baggage and fleeing from a hotel.
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Paris
France
Varia
Fianna Fails Vote To Take Oath Triggers Dail Crisis
The Fianna Fail party voted 42 to take the oath of allegiance, risking a government crisis as the Public Safety and Electoral Amendment Bill faces the Dail Eireann. Labour, Farmers, and Independents back Fianna Fail, with plans for potential leadership changes and negotiations continuing to install Mr Johnson with broad support.
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Fianna Pail Party
Public
Dail Eireann
Funea Failites
Labor
D» Valera
Mr. Johnson
Laborites
Fianna Fair
Independenta
Ireland’s government teeters as resignations likely during Dublin vote
Lonslow reports today's Dail meeting shows strong belief that Mr Cosgrave and his colleagues will resign whether or not the government faces a no-confidence motion proposed by Mr Johnson. The Daily Telegraph's Dublin correspondent notes uncertainty over immediate resignations.
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Lonslow
Dail
Eiicans
Congrava
Shanghai Correspondent Plans Two Month China Search
Mr A G Mueamer, a Shanghai Times reporter, intends to leave Shanghai in November to travel to Honan in search of missing Mr Riley. He will gather equipment at Chungsha for a two month mission into the interior of China to locate Riley or learn his fate.
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Riley
Shanghai
A. G. Mueamierer
Pine Creek
Mr. Riley
Chungsha
China
Flight to Australia Undaunted by Calcutta Crash
Dennis Rook aims for Coletta then Australia hoping to recover after a deadly takeoff in Rangoon and Singapore. He describes choosing a risky emergency maneuver to avoid a worse crash, the plane slamming into palm trees and overturning while he survived largely by luck.
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Calcutty
Anguet
Igabal
Dennis Rook
Coletta
Janehine
Australia
Rangoon
Singapore
Uepurt
Nect
Premie Desiel
Fatal fall at Western Australia mine kills 1 year old
Telegrams report from Kalgoorlie says Alber Nuttall a toddler aged 1 who was playing at Boulder died at the Bowler Perseverance Mine yesterday evening. He stood near the main shaft when a block of stone weighing about two tons fell onto him, killing him instantly. Albert Spaichit another worker nearby escaped unharmed.
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Kalgoorlis
Alber Nuptell
Boulder
Bowhler
Albert Spaichit
Nuttall
Mad Bolt Horses Run Wild Driver Dies at Scene
Clarence Rowe of Brumwick heroically clung to the reins as Victor HORSES ran away on Spencer Street trampling panic. Despite pulling the team from danger, the driver was crushed when the horses struck a railway pillar near Hinds Street, dying instantly.
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Spencer Street
Iveline
Clarence Rowe
Brumwick
Rowe
Hinds Street
Simon
Harlel
Singular Shooting Affair At Mace Dion Motel
Melbourne August 11 Police allege a motive tied to a 2 year old waitress led to a shot at the Mace Dion Motel. William Burwood, 24, was shot by William Lewis, 41, of Gratton Street, Casite. Lewis faces an intent to murder charge and is remanded to Gisborne Court until August 18. Burwood’s condition described as not serious. Lewis reportedly admitted the shooting. The incident occurred when Burwood was dragged from his room and shot at close range with a .41 caliber revolver. a misfire affected the gunman as well.
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Alan
Melbourne
Macedion
Jobs William Burwood
Maredos Court
Willam Lewis
Gratton Street
Caxite
Gisborse
Boswood
Murder in Pitt Street shocks Sydney detectives expect results soon
Reports from Sydney state detectives spearheading the Daniel Condon murder investigation anticipate clear results within a day or so as they probe a possible motive linked to debt. A suspect connected to Condon’s dealings is sought while an earlier lead involving Harold Edwards is corrected. The case hinges on who assaulted Condon at Sutton Chambers.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Deniel Condon
Gnander
Sutton Chambers
Pitt-Street
Cantion
Saucome
Condon
Wespon
Camilon
Efes
Harold Edwarde
Aulicer
Wraseh
Pristing
Mullewa Athletic
Church Services and Guild Events at Wesley and Christ Churches
Wesley Church services tomorrow will be led by Rev Milton R Maley with baptism in the morning. Evening topic The Truth of the Tapaz of the Enemies of Christ. The Ladies Guild Birthing Party is set for Thursday August 25 in the Parish Hall. Christ Church schedule for tomorrow includes 8 am Holy Communion 12 noon Mattins 3 pm Evensong 7 30 pm Holy Baptism. Confirmation on Saturday evening at 7. Vestry meets Tuesday. Guild meets Tuesday afternoon and Girls Club Thursday evening. Presbyterian Church at St Johns Eleazor Street tomorrow 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sabbath School at 1 pm. Minister William G Kerkie to conduct both services. Gailys Ferguson of Southampton will premiere The Diving Redeemer and Home at Faith on Monday evening. Second social on Monday evening. refreshments with two pence per person. Treasurer Victor Bex arranged the programme.
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Wesley Church
Milton R. Maley
Christ Church
Piortow
Mattine
Presbyterian Church
Jon's Presbyterian Church
Eleazor Street
Willian
G. Kerkie
Meryiee Mis
Gailys Ferguson
Southampton
England
Remier
Mirmlay
Treumazer
Belmont Handicap betting notes and results recap
The fragment mentions Belmont Handicap betting with odds on Multiped and Minstrel Boy, white scattered terms suggest a Belmont Park purse and second division race. Names and exact figures are unclear, but betting odds 5 to 2 and 1 to 1 appear amid unfinished lines.
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Agaimed Wineer
Spain
Belmont Park
Arcee
Walkaway Triumph Signals Strategy at Bluff Point Tie
Poor turnout marked the Fire Brigeds versus Walkaway match at Bluff Point this afternoon. As the game neared half time then three-quarters Walkaway signaled their intent with a decisive move, signaling a shift in momentum and a clear plan for the remainder of play.
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Fire Brigeds
Walkaway
Bluff Point
Fremantle Triumphs In A High Scoring Australian Rules Match
August 13 report from Desth records Fremantle scoring 10 goals 22 behinds to defeat Wort Perth 9 goals 9 behinds. East Coast clubs like Cottesloe and others listed with various scores including Sebiace 13 behinds as teams clash in a busy round of play.
Victoria Defeats South Australia in Spas Scoreline
Victoria beat South Australia with a final score of 21 goals 10 behinds to 14 goals 12 behinds in a dramatic Australian rugby league style match. The contest showcased strong offense from Victoria and a resilient South Australia defense throughout the game.
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Yvictoria
South Australia
Spa
Victoria
Geels
Western Australia Beats Hobart in Carnival Football
In Hobart on August 12 Western Australia defeated by 43 behinds at the carnival football match. Phagesi tosding remt. Western Australia scored one goal and remained strong in the junior contest.
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Hobart
Phagesi Tosding
Houth Australia
Western
Austins
Uae
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