Terrible crash at La Bourget shocks observers
A dramatic aviation accident at La Bourget reports three military aeroplanes clustered together when a fourth aircraft plunged into them from above. The crash killed the pilot and a passenger while another airship, though damaged, landed safely. The piece also touts a giant airship built for speed, claiming future travel could reach 40 miles per hour faster with moorings on floating basins and intercontinental hops.
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Varia
la Bourget
Avon & Cloud
Aighip
Bay
Colombeor
Fremantle
Auckland
Australian politics and the Commonwealth sale commentary
London dispatch notes Lloyds List commentary on the Commonwealth sale and Australian politics. The piece reflects sympathy for Australia amid the effort to realize a politician's dream and the challenges faced in the broader impasse.
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London
Commonwealth
H Lloyd 'S List
Unclear text on British unionism and columnist conflict
The readable portion references British union issues and columnist disputes. No coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or organizations are evident to specify.
Mutual Help Move By British Unions
London February 25 An executive meeting of miners union discusses mutual aid among trade unions and calls for cooperation with executives of railway, locomotive and coal mining unions amid efforts to streamline assistance and solidarity.
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Londus
Blackpool
Fragmentary courtroom remark ends with hanging wish
A damaged OCR fragment describes a court scene where Justice Avery sentences Barton to ten years and another two deals are mentioned. The speaker apologizes for not being someone named Ron an Tree and hints at revenge or execution wishes tied to the outcome.
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Ronan Tree
Efe
Maii Seca
Avery
Barton
Australia Presses Admiralty on War Tracts in Commons
In the House of Commons today members pressed whether the Admi ralty is making 900 tracts for state servants, as Australia questions. The exchange touched on wartime materials and administrative actions.
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Nameos
House of Commons
Admiralty
Australia
Inquest Hears Of Double Suicide Pact
A cleft report from an inquest details a pair of lovers who died by suicide after mutual wills were drawn in 1929. Witnesses described a longstanding bond and shared plans, with both partners acting to end their lives together rather than live apart. The case centers on alleged mutual agreement and actions taken at the time of death.
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Ike Ramee
Mutun
Bridges meres in Ext Era je
Replying to Commander C Ac in the Honey of Continpeb today, Bridges meres extend into the era.
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C. Ac
Continpeb
Premier's London Mission Faces Banking Magnates
In a February interview, West Australia’s premier seeks financial support from London bankers to cover the state's overdraft. The article cites Li Glendyve, a financier who allegedly controls large sums and warns hawkers against triggering a cash shortfall.
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Lerem
Finsocial Times
Glendyve
West Australia
Western Australia
Motorist in Trouble for Reckless Driving
At the City Police Court Mr Kidom, acting PM, jailed Hhidolph Claus Meyn for driving while intoxicated on February 20. He received four weeks imprisonment, license cancelled until June, and eight months license prohibition thereafter. Charlie William Allday, 17, testified a car struck him from behind while riding a Beaufort street bicycle near the Court Hotel. He flew off the bike, sustained injuries, and recalled the driver was partly intoxicated.
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Skeckless
Boothy Heb
Cuty
Kidom
P.M
Hhidolph Claus Meyn
Dune
Charlie William Allday
Beaufort Street
Court Hotel
Miracle escape after van collides with goods train
Perth reports a motor van with two commercial travellers, John Barnes and Clarence Tinewril, struck a goods train at a level crossing near Jiture ing Zeteniay. The van was hurled yards by a culvert, but the occupants escaped with remarkable survival.
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Perth
John Barnes
Clarence Tinewril
Jiture Ing Zeteniay
NSW man linked to fatal dog attack after boy killed
In New South Wales a tragic incident near Peek Hill left a boy dead after a dog attack following a quarrel involving a mother, Mrs. Gray. Police arrested Marko Apollovic, 43, a carter, amid investigations into the events at East Hills.
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Juimal
Bat Berm
Arwulf Gray
East Hills
Iam
Marko Apollovic
Carter
Applicants for Ten Jobs Reported in Hobart
Fifteen applicants sought ten positions in Hobart on February 26. The article notes a local employment issue and references a practice at 300 yards, mentioning the Refle Club and Peep Bight as part of the report.
Cricket soundry week competition details revealed
The report outlines the week’s cricket events with player names Logan, F. Evessas, Davee, Fade, El 4, and W. V from Adelaide joining Porth to form the lineup for a key match.
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Logan
F. Evessas
Davee
al Fade
Logan Book
Imsoaj
W. V
Adelaide Sad
Avethalians Triumph in Tight Ashes Test Tilt
Australia trails England by a narrow margin as the fifth test opens with England’s bigger total 350 and Pat Ponsford for Australia tops, while Grimmett and Kilner division shapes the bowling. London reports hint at strong English confidence despite a reined Ashes chase as players eye the final match.
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Scoking
Pomsford
Batman
Woolley Af Kilner
Australia
Taylor
Whymil
Ponsford
Woolley, Kilne
Senge
England
London
E.R. Wilton
Daily Express
Hobbs
Sutcliffe
Reste
Gilligan
Howen
Tem Profesionals
Auction Notice and Autumn Meeting Results at Geraldton
Auction at Marine Terrace West by Elder Smith & Co will offer various livestock and equipment including wethers and rams for recovery of costs. The VEEC Autumn meeting results report Adrift first with Quixotic and Mercing among top finishers. Betting odds listed for Vallard Adrift and others accompany the racing summary.
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Elder, Smith & CO
Quisotie
Valland
Lamaze
Whittier
Valiant
Quixotic
Merelan Vallard
Quintus
Mercing
Vallard
Adrift
Meeos
Tom Grange
Shaky
Laman
Illanthony
Nabawa Gals
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