Prime Minister of Iraq Slashed by Assassin
Aug. 10 Baghdad report describes the attack on the Prime Minister as he traveled this morning. He was wounded with a razor and cut on the cheek forehead and right arm. The Prime Minister's aide drew a revolver and repelled the assailant. The suspected attacker, Duteit Abdul Cavervenil, was arrested. The Prime Minister was sent to hospital in stable condition.
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Razot
Bagdad
Iraq
Gatheelno
Paria
National Assembly
Versailles
Hemate
Willi Yaneed
Bperia
Becoming an Exact Science in Weather Forecasting
An early article argues that meteorology will evolve into an exact science enabling advanced drought and storm predictions. It envisions early warning of famines, disease, and weather events, with widespread weather advertising based on precise forecasts.
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New York
Government seals church properties in Mexico move
The Department of the Interior on Monday announced that Catholic Church annexes and other church properties have been placed under government seal across Mexico pending investigations. Dozens of locations are affected as authorities conduct closure actions amid lack of evidence against many individuals.
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Areslee
Department of the Tnterior
Om Monlay
Catholic Church
Canter at Munition Explodes Causing Widespread Damage
Report of a massive explosion at Velas moa works of Qusepel Isizad shocks city and countryside. Slaves of cepheiven dhechare fled as thunderous reports rattled two miles away. Telegraph lines down, extent of damage unknown, but feared enormous. Local authorities mobilize to assess and prevent further danger.
Lantern Festival Disaster Marshals Japan Losses
A lantern festival in Nojiromachi Japan was struck by a sudden disaster as heavy rain swelled the river. Fourteen people are missing after the floodwaters carried away lanterns and revelers. Three bodies were recovered by nightfall as authorities and volunteers pressed to locate the others amid distraught families.
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Nojiromachi
Japan
Lorat
Rescue Efforts Continue After Submarine Disaster
Reports from Londos dated August 11 describe ongoing salvage work on the Hath submarine. Crew members labored under dangerous conditions to free trapped sailors while others risked exposure to water and flames. Several men attempted escapes or assisted others as the death toll rose and rescuers prepared to recover bodies for burial with honors.
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Herouny
Londos
Sud Stiachel
Morrow
Moab
Engiars
Elliott
Sutmariog
Revolt Reported Amid British Turmoil Near London
Fragmentary OCR notes from August 11 reference a revolutionary movement near London, with mentions of Pavie and Morty amid unrest. The readable text includes unclear phrases and broken names, suggesting a developing plot or insurgent activity impacting public order.
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Needes
Pope
London
Kalgoorlie murder trial set for next week in Western Australia
Preparations for the trial of Charles Coutter, ex backmaker, and Philip Treffene on a fatal assault near Kalgoorlie are underway. A rush of public interest is expected with a large crowd anticipated outside the Criminal Court, forcing special entry controls and early queueing by hopeful onlookers.
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Berth
The
Criminal Court
Charles Coutter
Kalgoorlie
Philip Jake Treffene
Barnam
Chary
Wilfel Harder
John Walah Wilfergenst
Alexander Pitman
Katsoorlie
Law Courts
Autralia
Micinls
Yuruc
Einay
Supreme Court
Nex al
Western Australia
Government safeguards petrol price with new storage plan
Victoria announces precautionary measures to prevent oil importers raising prices to the public. Plans include large storage tanks at Perth, Adelaide, Springvale, and Beechane connected to Melbourne via the CAH, aiming to ensure adequate storage and curb price increases.
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Perth
Adelside
Sping
Beishane
Melbourne
Commonwealth officials discuss salaries for council members
Mr. Bones stated the chairman would be paid £2500 and another member Mr. Easton, formerly with the Lande tm WA, had prior Kimberley district work. The remarks covered ways and weeks of the Commonwealth and the salary framework for the council.
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Commonwealth
Bones
Wuld
Easton
The
Lande Tm WA
Kimberley
Comneriod
Caught in BelIiro Workman Terrible Injury Report
A fragmented local note describes a serious accident near BelIiro involving a workman. Kerr is reported hospitalized, with urgent medical care underway as authorities investigate the incident. The brief item provides few specifics but confirms hospital treatment and ongoing concern.
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Chahing
Axtags
Kerr
Remarkable overland car journeys across Australia start
An Australian motor service plans a pioneering Adelaide to Darwin and back overland trip. A convoy of 15 passengers in two broken big motor cars completed the desert crossing with no mechanical issues, praising wireless links and the potential for defense and development. The overlanding voyage begins this month.
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Adelaide
Darwin
Central Australia
Séevber
Miles
Sities
Australia
Fragmentary text on death duties and finance
Fragmented OCR text mentions death duties and the British Exchequer. References to yields, figures, and persons are garbled, with unclear names and places. The readable portions indicate financial discussion but lack coherent facts or events to summarize clearly.
Cobham's Flight and Melbourne Welcome Steps
Melbourne reports that Colonel H. Krimmond says Alan Cobham may skip the Adelaide leg of the rotation flight while awaiting formal confirmation. In Muscat Cobham's mechanic was warmly received in working clothes but was asked to leave. The public reception resumed with officials and press interest as Cobham is due to land in Melbourne at 3 30 p m on Sunday according to Federal Government plans.
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Cobman
Melbourne
H. €. Krimmond
Civil Aviation
Derwin
Alan Cobham
Adelaide
Maphanic
Beogaet
Cobham
Palive
Muscat
Ppeukoes
Ward
Theo
Alas Cobham
Siseday
Parliament adjourns without disability grant debate
The message reports that the Federal Parliament will adjourn next year without considering a proposed special appropriation for Western Australia's disabilities. Senator Pearce replies that the Privy Minister regrets no chance to deal with the bill now and that Parliament will reconvene early next year to proceed with the measure.
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Peeth
Collier
Wester Autralia
Henator Peare
Fedeen Puli
Melbourne
Thase
Last v
Hemator Pearce
Premier denounces federal delay as political trickery
The Premier denounces the federal government for postponing legislation tied to a promised financial aid act. He cites a telegram from Senator Peares and a House reply as evidence of manipulation. He insists there is no justification for the postponement and warns of impact on the state's disability provisions.
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Orth
Collier Yestering
Peares
Mama
Page
W.A
Pago
Political Tangle at Primary Producers Conference
In Perth Nag a motion from the Yanling Inamch party and allies urged cooperation with a non Lai Government at the next election if Sir Junte Mitchell is not in their ranks. President Mr BL Pudbuy said Parliamentarians could handle it. members feared change and some would welcome it, but most would not face him. The motion was withdrawn.
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Padbury
Perth
Parks
Upwal
Primary ‘Producers’ Association
Yanling Inamch
Comnnry Party
United Ny
Junte Mitchell
BL. T. Pudbuy
Weiling
Bir Jems
British Coal Strike Seance Reveals Rifts and Resolve
In an interview Mr A J Cook secretary of the Miners Federation states the rejection of a proposed scheme shows the miners united. He notes delegates will meet on August 10 to decide future policy and does not foresee a serious breach within the federation.
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Wey
A. J. Cook
Fires Threaten Mines As Safety Staff Shortage Grows
Reports indicate overheating pits in tandem works and Bentley and Beckworth collieries. The shortage of safety personnel alarms miners who refuse extra safeguards amid rising fire risks.
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Teesk
Bentley
Beckworth
Jonderr
Weathered Lord's match ends with Public Schools collapse
Bright and breezy day as Australia tests Public Schools XV at Lord's. Callies won toss, Australia 264 in first innings led by May with 53, Public Schools bowled out for 114 in first innings and 186 in second, Whittaker and Levett among key names, final total 105 for 2.
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Australia
Lord's
Callies
Bretwee
Ube
Meksuls
Corfina
Killick
Colin
1 Fehools
Feds
Elcorn
May
Promising Bowla Delights London Crowd
London on August 13 witnessed May's bawling feat delight the crowd as it pleased the Lord's crown, delivering satisfaction and public acclaim for the performance.
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London
May
Tha
Unpleasant incident at Lord's over fielding selection
Lonnon August 11 report describes H L Collie objecting to Public Schools fielding the full side. Collins, leading the team, left with Taylor amid surprise from public school players as Killick was urged to withdraw for the innings. A note from the pavilion and a rebuke from the secretary of the SLCC followed. Collins expressed distress at events and questioned reluctance to field eleven men in Australia. News reports differ on details.
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H. L. Collie
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Taylor
Sih
University
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Killick
Binnen
Pivers
Australia
Champion for Collins in Daily Herald confusion
Amid mixed reports Londos and IL Bs defend Collins stance as major newspaper coverage sparks debate. The Daily Herald notes divisions over action and questions the motive behind the decision.
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Aug
Daily Herald
Teat
Walin
Ia Ed
Setion
Ems
Coltinn
Collins
Final Test Match Preview for Australian Team
Fragmentary OCR text reports on an Australian team final test match with names like Lennon and Tayhor and notes selectors and players such as Andrews and Riekandaos. It hints at lineup decisions and potential preferences but lacks complete details or clear outcomes.
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Lennon
Tayhor
Andrews
Eet Riekandaos
Ae Heaikry
Kier
Tee Richaninsom
Bere Fim
Minterne and Thorowah Lead In Grabs, Turf Stakes
Betting notes from Milbourne show 11 again in the Welter Handicap over seven furlongs with Coreywongs at 84 3 and Minteené winning steeplechase. The Grand hurdles feature Minterne and Thorowah leading the field in the one mile three furlongs stakes as Neem posts 9.3 in the final result.
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Minteene
Milbournie
Mort Arkainga
Idee
Furkong
Ype Te Riri
Toarowahy
Ating Laah
Mising Link
Minterné
Thorowah
Tore
Hoaeel
Is Misterne
Treble
Minterne
Xumera
Zpergoe
Neem
Railway and Fire clash in midgame football scrap
A fragmented report notes a football match between Railways and Fire, with midgame dominance by Railways and unclear scoring. The piece references Brigades, a rough play balance, and timing around half time amid a chaotic description.
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Witetan
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