Fatal Aviation Accident Injures Well Known Expert Near London
London July 13. A well known expert named Rolla, son of Laird Lian galtoch, was killed in a fatal aviation accident during an alighting maneuver. A door malfunction caused the plane to break at the pivots and the craft careened down a steep slope. The crowd witnessed the deadly incident as the plane wreckage burst into flames and the expert died at the scene.
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London
Rolla
Liangaltoch
Debates on Franchise Extension in Tours of Commons
In the Tours of Commons the debate on extending the franchise continued. a second reading motion passed by two votes. The Prime Minister warned that preserving class distinctions underlies present politics, while female enfranchisement could lead to universal adult suffrage. The Opposition backed extension, arguing democracy requires consent. Daily News and Daily Chronicle acknowledged the debate advanced suffrage efforts.
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Lawson
Daily News
Daily Chronicle
International Courtesy and Nicaragua Presidency Debate
The Morning Post reports Washington debates over Germany recognizing Nicaragua's General Wadus as president, while American policy avoids strong recognition of revolutionary leaders. British papers protest German recognition and claim British outlets seek U.S.-German trust, noting tensions over General Madriz and the new Nicaragua administration.
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Lemion
Morning Post
Ennoyance
Kalver
Wadus
Nicgrazua
Madriz
Kaiser
Collapse of a German Dirigible Kills Five in Cologne
London reports a German dirigible named Erliston collapsed while dying at Cologne. The balloon fell with tremendous force, killing five occupants. The incident underscores the peril of early air travel as debris and wreckage were scattered across the area.
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London
Erliston
Cologne
South Pole Expedition Plans Shared By Leaders
Lieut Fitebwwr, head of the German expedition to the South Pole, and Captain Scott have discussed their plans for their respective ventures in a recent meeting.
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Lieut
Fitebwwr
South Pole
Scott
Turkey and Cretan Crisis Report in Powers Accord
Turkey condemns the Powers for their handling of the Cretan issue. Greece advised Cretans to pursue moderation, a counseled policy reportedly urged by the powers. The article notes tensions and perceived coercion in the international response.
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London
Turkey
Tran
Greece
New York Senator Prosecution Reported Abroad
A foreign brief notes that under New York law the District Attorney contemplates prosecuting State Senator Ti Sul- Hiram of Tammany Hall for actions as a stakeholder in a recent financial dispute. The fragment references London and Jersey ports, with garbled names and prices, implying a cross border legal action and market references.
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Londin
Uly 13
New York
Clta Ik
Ti Sul- Hiram
Tammany Hall
Lester
Bfh
Johnson Mail Velfries
Italy Buoyant Finances Record Large Hakian Surplus
Italy reports a Hakian annual surplus of £1 167 554 and a State lottery weekly draw producing £3 717 000. The figures reflect strong public finances and lottery revenue contributing to the year's balance.
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London
Perth woman claims assault by Afghan man Crandon
Telegrams from Perth report a woman alleging assault by William Crandon, an Afghan tribalist, after inviting him in April. She endured hospital treatment and pain, later revealing prolonged intimate relations. Crandon faced Police Court remand and was committed for trial.
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Perth
Teague
Perth Public Hospital
Gutboriines
Snall
Criminal Investigation Department
Adelaide Terrace
William Crandon
Crandon
Barker
Tenis
Charles Teague
de. Tymms
Perth Hospital
Federal Parliament backs guarding sittings at night
In Melbourne July 13 a Labor rally heard long debate over federal parliament's hours. The Prime Minister and other leaders urged moving to daylight sittings, citing the majority's support for adopting night guarding sessions in the chamber.
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Melboulins
Labor Raucas
Sybils Soliloquies on Summer Fashion and Bird Protection
A fashion note column discusses summer styles from Miss Lawson with hats and veils, floral vests, and lace trends. It condemns feather use, cites English cuttings, and mentions Queen Mother’s veil trend. A Reverend Gamble plan promotes protecting egrets with church photography displays to deter cruel adornment.
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Gamble
Holy Trinnity
Sloans Square
London
Royal Society For the Protection of
Amy Ert
Pas strike in Queensland briefly settles after talks
In Brisbane on July 13 a temporary settlement ended a strike between two companies and the union. Officials claimed the secretary of the Gad Employees' Union was ill, affecting circulation and participation.
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Brisbane
Ths Liscirwal
Gad Employees’ Union
Wellington House Question on Revo Fight Pictures
New Zealand Wellington July report notes Jaerbly Tom asked the House of Representatives about the Revo fight pictures. Seph Ward stated the special legislative act is not declarative in the current plainance. General legislation is to be prepared for such cases.
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Wellington
Seph Ward
Ll Neen
Perth Tramway Company Faces Deepening Labor Strife
In West Australia reports the Perth Tramway Company and its men drift toward a graver outlook amid rumors of discord. General manager Mr. Somerset presented a fresh proposal rejected by the workforce. Counteroffers were discussed in conference and remain open until Wednesday next.
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Perth
Perth Tramway Company
Somerset
The Esperance Railway Plan Progress Report
Kalgoorlie July 1 A meeting of the Esperance Land and Railway League held in Kalgoorlie Town Hall last night with 40 members attending Dr McClintock presiding Arrangements were made for a large deputation to meet the Premier upon his return from England to press for the railway A public meeting in Perth was proposed to advocate for the Esperance railway.
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Kalgoorlie
Fiperance Land and Railway
McClintock
England
Ank
Perth
Antrim
Esperane
Coal Mine Strike Breaks Out at Callie Cardiff Colliery
A strike erupted after manager Mr J Rable dismissed blacksmith David Jones on Monday replacing him with another worker. Officials say production halted as over 600 tons were cut, with workers protesting the dismissal and alleging a breakdown of standard procedures.
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Perth
Callie Cardiff
J. Rable
David Jones
Tt Ie
Robb Wrates
Market Report from H S Mackenzie Fortnight July 1919
Market report notes strong demand and high prices for poultry fruits and farm produce. Supplies of rye, still in demand. cauliflower, cabbage, and onions show variable prices. turkeys and fowls in good demand. Noted prices include turkeys 12s to 123fd per pair and cauliflowers 1s to 9d per dozen. oranges 3d to 4d, pumpkins and lettuce listed with small gains. Local lighter prices for butter and oats. overall steady market with high-quality produce fetching premium.
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H. S. Mackenzie
Pntry
Herves
Sescon
Lowis
Fia
Fay Geld
Imng Wan
Correspondence on Prizes for Farms Submits Special Committee Note
In a letter to the editor Geraldson Agricultural Society’s special committee explains it has not ignored the prize question for holdings over 2006 artes, though the topic sits outside strict agriculture. The committee has prepared a special recommendation to be presented to the society in due course.
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Geraldson Agricultural
Lowrie
Menton
Gro
Bashaw
New Settlers Guide and Victoria District Coverage
A reader a writer laments scarce advertising in The Settler's Guide issued by the Agricultural Department. The Victoria District receives limited space while Northampton, the oldest Western Australia district, is noted scantily. The letter criticizes the omission and questions ongoing neglect of local representation in Parliament and public notices, urging better inclusion.
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Agricultural Department
Victoria
Northampton
W.A
J. 1
Nanson
Yuba
Yuna
Chapman
Ajama
Double murder shock in Fiji Islands found hacked bodies
Alva arrives from the islands reporting the brutal murder of an elderly Indian couple in Mason Fiji. The father was found outside and the mother inside after a jewellery hawker passed by on his Suva trip. Bodies hacked with a tomahawk, murder believed to have occurred about ten days earlier with missing jewelry and a bloody necklace fragment.
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Sydney
Alva
Breust
Mason
Fiji Islands
Suva
Land purchase interest shown by NZ Australian Land Company
Mr RH Battel, rep of the New Zealand and Australian Land Company, arrived aboard the Charon from the Nor' West with a purchase option on 45 000 acres of Milland Commonary land East of Morven he tours pastoral properties. Mr W Underwood BLI.A. also arrived at Gerakitom by the Charon this morning.
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Nor'West
RH Battel
New Zealand
Wit Australian Land Company
Milland Commonary
Morven
Battel
Ben
Sveral
W. Underwood
Bli.a
Gerakitom
Land Development Notes and Land Information Bureau Hopes
Goldfields Information Pheaux reports limited adoption of the Northern Development League plan to form Land Information Bureaux in goldfield towns. Despite ministerial inquiry, no department response has arrived. Neat meeting of the 8.0. League Friday may prompt a reminder to intending settlers from the Eastern States visiting Ajana with families seeking land. No land available, Lands Office reports a quiet week.
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Goldfields Information Pheaux
Northern Development League
Forwnimg Land Information
Gold‘felds
Yaterday
Ajana
Bridetown
Lands Office
The Transcontinental Railway Debate in Australia
In Melbourne on July 13 the House of Representatives discusses the Western Australia land reserve plan linked to 35 miles either side of the proposed railway line. Bruce Smith questions the Minister for Home Affairs about records of premies by former premiers and security arrangements for land held in trust, seeking a disclosure before the bill’s reading. Mr Malley agrees to lay papers related to the mint.
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House of Representatives
Bruce Smith
Home Affairs
Minbeter
W.A
Jane Australian Railway
Malley
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