Dr Sthesera nn Protest in London on German occupation
London dispatch reports Dr Etreseranan outlining protest against German occupation themes. He warns prolongation of Cologne area control could harm German people and Europe’s unity. He urges amicable discussion and stresses mission needs no obstruction.
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Stheserann
London
Adiew
Germany
Aggand
Cologne
Etreseranan
Mereseiuman
Culngus
Europe
France’s War Debts Prompt U.S. Recognition Debate
A fragmented report notes France’s use of war debts against America sparks debate in Washington. Despite money aiding Allied efforts, France seeks no formal debt recognition, and the U.S. considers the significance of signed obligations while weighing policy options.
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Ierwsnion
America
France
Dbs
Sino
Naval disarmament conference eyed within a year
New York reports President Coolidge hopes another international naval disarmament conference can be held within a year. He will use influence when a time is decided. In New Zealand a report from Timaru notes a different matter as a death claim involves £1,500,000.
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New York
Coolidge
Reso
New Zealand
Timaru
Americas
Mrs Wather Arrested in Dromore Night Incident
An event at Dromore involving an arrest is reported from Wallingtam on January 2. Details are garbled but indicate a local matter tied to a year-old participant and a suspected act occurring at night.
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Wather
Wallingtam
Dromore
Cansorters
Geraldton
New Year Chaos in Berlin Sparks Citywide Riots
New Year’s Eve in Berlin triggered massive crowds and wild disorder as trams collided with trains, motorcars burned, and rioters attacked structures. Police reported injuries and property damage across the city while celebrants fled the chaos. The Dion Swimming Club is mentioned among lingering postincident chatter.
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Berlin
Hertin
Kane
Championship Races Describe Club Meet and Judges
Fragmented report recounts a club championship with judges Burt Constantine and officiant My C Cun. It lists results for events including 100 Yards Senior Championship with F Thomas J Davis Clifton and Dyals Inabee, noting times and placings in a garbled score summary.
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Ots Ineben
A. Groemler
Davis
E Clifton
Inabee
Wb Vande
Tiana
Clifton
Parker
Church Notices from unknown source
Tomorrow morning service will be conducted by Mr A Billeweurne at St John’s Presbyterian. Hector and Weteey will deliver formal sermon. Central Gramod will hold session tomorrow, Goerginn ke the Her Hi.
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John
Hector
Weteey
A. Billeweurne
Paull
Central Gramod
Goerginn
Waterside Workers Fail To Work Fremantle Ship Action
Melbourne reports the Waterside Workers Federation committee of management suspended the Fremantle branch for refusals to handle the ship. Frays occurred as workers gathered at Brewanle amid debate on handling the vessel. A meeting ended with clashes and a vote to continue the ship's operation despite prior plans.
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Tir Waterside Workers’ Federation Immurittee of
Fremantle
Teoubere Bere
Tuesdey
Brewanle
Auxian
Meversmem
Aigne
Union meets over publishing refusals and maritime stance
A timely meeting of the Providence Union discussed Editor Curtin’s refusal to publish a seamen’s letter. A protest resolution was passed against Curtin, who was jeered, and he was given a chance to explain. The next day Curtin issued a defense statement. Also, the Australasian Steamship Owners Federation announced Western Australia coastal services would be trimmed due to strike conditions at Premontle, affecting Dimboola via Sydney.
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Hwwn
T. Haughton
Cuctin
Worker
Ryee
Seamen 'S
Curtin
Mr. Curtin
Serious maritime dispute widens in Australia and NZ
Sydney reports escalate with more vessels laid up as a maritime dispute affects coastal trade and exchanges with New Zealand. Two vessels will be laid up tomorrow and more may join, with the Clan Memrve sailing to Adelaide amid growing tensions and potential further ship suspensions.
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Ayuney
Bydeay
Australia
New Zealand
Pal al
Sydney
Uher
Memrve
Adelaide
Australians and English in strenuous second Test
Melbourne reports the second test draw with 50,000 initially attending and 47,000 later. Australia fell early to 47 for three as English bowlers Keen and Lilley impressed with pace and accuracy. Ponaford concluded with a century stand, while Tate claimed four wickets for 142 and Gilligan took three.
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Pielding
Melbourne
White
Ponaford
V_ Richanlson
Nerice
Tate
England First Innings Report with Hobbs and Sutcliffe
Fragmentary cricket note from England innings mentioning Hobbs and Sutcliffe as openers, a score around 283, with phrases garbled but indicating a team statement. No clear outcomes or full names beyond Hobbs and Sutcliffe appear.
Gerardt or Association Cricket Report Incomplete Match Note
Cricket report notes an Austrian versus Geraklev match with Australs scoring 43 in their first innings and Gerh taking 3 wickets. The fragmentary text limits full details and outcomes.
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Xeurey
A. Austria
Geraklev
Australs
Gerhit
New Year Dance Impresses Town Hall Crowd
A New Year’s Eve ball at the Town Hall drew a lively crowd with attractive decorations and an upbeat mood. The program featured live music by Mowers M. Baek violin C. Wright violin B Cameron cornet and Mrs Leach on piano as dancers filled the floor well into the new year.
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Teele Betes
Teele Gallery
M. Baek
C. Wright
Cameron
Priscilis Dean
King’s Theatre
Minx Dean
Abe
Fred Thomson
H. J. Brown
Nevada
Saul Uh
Querm
Guimcy
Neason
Gh Graves
Weilfenlay
Tha Wallkeowa Kennedy Enicriuiore
Prince of Wales Theatre
Perth
Vaudevill
Kennedy
Ken Relye
Margery Whyte
Marie Grist
Norah Howard
Northampton Jockey Club New Year’s Day races protest upheld
The Northampton Jockey Club meeting on New Year’s Day drew district residents and few visitors. In the Hack Race Mixture was awarded after a protest found the winner ineligible. other races featured Red Mountain and Young Ireland among the top finishers with several two-starter fields and various purses noted.
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Gernblts Fields
Bret
Drage
Red Mountain
Whelan
Purlicans
Brown Moust
Jones
Bail
Welling
Young Ireland
Jupp
Kannan
Newport
Tome
Beijing
Eves Shannon
Young Treland
Warnemied
Amzthe
Western Australia VAL TOUR Aims for UK and Continent trip
A party of 141 young Australian boys on a four nation tour to the United Kingdom and the Continent reached Fremantle aboard the Jervis Bay. The trip, undertaken by the League founded by J Hines, aims at education through travel and involves about £11,000 in total expenses.
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United Kingdom
Fremantle
Jervis Bay
League
Ml Veh
J. Hines
Victorian government protests over shiploads of foreign timber
Melbourne January reports reveal the Victorian Government officially to the Commonwealth expressing alarm at shiploads of foreign timber and a rumor that large timbers are on the water route to Melbourne. A mysterious occurrence centers on a title office incident on Lumedale Street with officials noting strange reappearances.
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Melbourne
Victorian
Commonwealth Tovernment
New South Wales Labourers Snapped for Harvest
In Sydney on January 1 reports say many seasonal workers from Alaska arrived for harvest duties. About 300 of the men landed last week and many have since entered the country, signaling a surge in labour for local harvest work.
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Sydney
Askans
Australia’s Big Harvest Glasses Wheat Yield Rise
Bydeey reports January 1 from von Mamtlemsted Uist See and Sietrelon. Wheat and barley yields exceed expected levels in New South Wales and nearby regions, suggesting a robust harvest with potential price impacts and regional economic effects.
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Australia
Bydeey
von Mamtlemsted
Uist
Sietrelon
New South
Public Auction Sale of Sheep and Ewes at Tibredden Estate
Executors of the J B Peery state instruct ALOETY & COMPANY to sell by public auction on Tuesday January 13 1925 at Tibredden Homestead Yards. Approximately 2768 sheep including 500 Tibadden wethers 400 Murchison bred ewes 509 ewes plus 308 wethers. Buyers by train meet at Northern Gully Siding with return to Geraldton or Midland same evening. Further particulars from Dalgety & Company Geraldton.
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Iste
J. B Peery
Aloety & Company, Limited
Tibreddes Homestead
Murchison
Fay
Tibradden
Lagie Lancheon
Northern Gully
Gerolites
Midland
Seema Treet for Children Matinee and Local Ads
Seema presents Daughters of Today at a free matinee at 3 pm with Edward Horton and Theodore Roberts in a super attraction. The notice promises promptly attended events, fruit and drinks, and delivery in town.
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Say Seema
Edward Horton
Theodore Roberts
Seleuich
Eydmay
Stock Sales Notice Across Multiple Centers
Dalcety and Company Limited announce stock sales by public auction at several centers. Dates include January 9 Walkaway, January 13 Mullawa, January 15 WIAKCAWRA, January 28 Northampton, and January 30 Irwin Park. Details and terms to follow.
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Dalcety & Company
TBI
Teesday
Mullewa
Elst
Jan- Wiakcawra
Sanmary
Northampton
Trwin Park
Priday
Nabawa Market Sale Notice 1935 Sheep and Cattle List
Nabawa Market January 1935 sale at 3 pm by UwEk SMITE & CO. at Nulmwa Sele Yards. Compravio entries include 500 WETHERS, 150 FAT WETHERS, 300 WETHERS, 200 EWES, 200 FAT EWES, 500 FORWARD WETHER, 10 PAT EWES, 300 WETHERS. Numerous mixed flocks and rams listed. cattle and horses also invited. Cold storage on premises, prompt delivery. promotional lines for customers.
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UwEk, Smite & CO
Nulmwa Sele
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