Coalfield talks stall as A J Cook presses federation
In Lenten Aug 22 notices Mr A J Cook secretary of the Mis ora Federation spoke at six Nottinghamshire coalfield meetings. He said federation officials would meet on Thursday and warned the strike would not end until a fair arrangement is shown. A Warsop meeting faced rejection of owners offers and fear of further disruption.
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Tragic end after car theft pursuit turns deadly
Aug 22 a noted car thief Hermage fled in a stolen vehicle as Gendarme Berg ier pursued. The thief attacked with a spanner, fatally wounding his captor, then a return shot killed Hermage. The car plunged toward a canal and crashed into a barge, preventing it from sinking.
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Kalgoorlie Tragedy Trial Enters Second Week
Perth reports the Kalgoorlie Tragedy trial is midway through its second week with high public interest as Mrs Florence J. Chirke is cross examined. The proceedings reveal a tense exchange over credibility and alleged statements about gold and supplies.
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Japan reverses emigration aims in new policy declaration
A Foreign Office spokesman announced at the South Pareu Trade Conference that Japan will end emigration to Australia Canada and other countries. The policy aims to curb surplus population while expanding trade links with Pacific partners and industrialists seek to meet mining and power costs.
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Coastal shipwreck tale sparks rescue chase and trial intrigue
An Australian coast drama unfolds as a small vessel founder wrecks off New South Wales, crew members reach shore after a perilous beach escape. The report shifts to a courtroom scene where witnesses, cross examinations, and perjury accusations color a coroner's inquest and related testimony.
Pastorals Estate Permit to Sell Portion Heard in Court
In Perth the hearing Before Mr Justice Northware examined the executors of the estate seeking permission to sell part of the Mecka station holdings. The sale involved about 56,000 seven of the property totaling roughly 950,000 acres to W. H. Baten and family, with shares to revert on Emma Clarkson’s death.
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Discoveries at the Plant Reported in Perth Case
The testimony recounts an investigation at a Kalgoorlie area gold plant with details of tracks, bicycles, smelting remnants, and gold-bearing evidence. Detectives, witnesses, and inspectors described site findings including bones, paper with Cornwall Hotel reference, gun cartridges, and witness experience spanning nine years in mining.
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Australians atistralians' pou suore conte
The readable text describes a cricket match where Australians score 42, with players James Sepa seme and Ori ett, and an innings of 40 for no wickets in the second innings by Urnlin. It includes a bitter complaint by fishermen about imagery and protection, noting dolphins as fishers and references to industry and supervision.
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Fragmentary Testimony From Clarke Case Describes Blood Evidence
Court heard witness accounts detailing bloody stains and congealed matter found at a facility. Clarke and accomplices were tied to bloodied footwear and statements, with further examinations and jury deliberations postponed after an interrupted session.
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