Cables Claim Shah Guarded by Russian and British Troops
A July 1 dispatch reports the deposed Shah of Persia being guarded by Russian and British forces at Teheran. Russian and British flags fly over his apartments as Persian troubles persist. A palace ceremony occurred at Sultanabad Palace, with Ahmed Shah escorted by two Russian Cossacks and Indian servants. The council speculates the young Shah may study abroad under a tutor as Teheran quiets and bazaars reopen.
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Lond
Persia
Teheran
Hussia
Sultanabad
Shah
Sige
Ahmed
Great Britain Coal Strike Sparks General Work Stoppage Call
London reports a call for a nationwide coal strike to support Scottish and Welsh miners amid wage cuts tied to the eight hour day. A court in Cutestead near Newcastle sentenced 160 miners to seven days in jail for stopping work, despite refusal to pay damages.
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London
Northumberland
Cutestead
Newrantle
South African Delegates Arrive in England
All ten delegates appointed by the South African colonies to back the Union Constitution Bill have arrived in England. Me. Lew Botha, Premier of the Transvaal, said that given the Union Convention’s difficulties, the constitutions and provisions especially those on political rights must not be tampered with. Great Britain should trust South Africa to resolve difficulties that are essentially South African.
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England
Lew Boths
Transvaal
Great Britain
South Africa
Germany Motoring Accident Kills Four in Berlin Race
London dispatch reports a deadly bicycle race accident at the old Botanic Gardens in Berlin. Two pacing motorcycles collided and exploded injuring many spectators. Four persons were killed and 12 injured as fire and chaos swept the crowded grandstand.
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London
Old Botanic Gardens
Berlin
SP2
Turkish Court Martial Recommends Amnesty After Adana Inquiry
London July 19 Turkish court martial censures local authorities for Adana massacres and resolves to punish the guilty swiftly. It also suggests granting amnesty to aid reconciliation and to proceed with penalties and clemency as applicable.
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London
Christina
Adana
Asia Minor
Gordon
Produce Market Quotas From Perth and Adelaide
The latest quota list from Perth dated July 2 shows rates for wheat at 4 2d and oats at 1 8d, with figures for Perth Chaff and Melbourne wheat. Adelaide quotes include oats at 4s, with several minor entries across regional markets and currency notations.
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Perth
Fivne
Adelaide
Melbourne
Melbourne Engine Driver Survives Narrow Bark Rollover
Tod Marks, an engine driver at Graham and Sons tannery in Buninyong, was nearly crushed when dragged into bark rollers. He freed himself after over a quarter hour, and the mangled arm was amputated. Amid this, union wage demands by Trade Employees Federation for 44 hours weekly and 1s 4d hourly pay to make-up workers face initial rejections as Lat token actions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tod Marks
Graham and Sona
Buninyong
Marks
Belors
New South Wales
Queensland
Federaton
Eaployees’ Federation
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Ivan Hove
Farline parliament progress and arms factory deal
The story reports on parliamentary timetable in Farlinanent with debate led by Sir William Lyne and Mr Fue. It confirms Defence Minister Cook details on funding a US rifle factory tender by Pratt and Whitney at 68144 pounds for a plant producing 150000 rifles yearly in a year with about 56 workers, competing with Birmingham Small Army Factory bid of 80 2300 pounds and two years to complete.
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Melbourne
Farlinanent
House of Representatives
Fue
Addrews
William Lyne
Cook
Sydney
Messrs
Pratt and Whitney
Greenwood and Batty
Leeds
Birmingham Smal
Robbery Under Arms Reported in Capertor Mudgee
New South Wales Sydney reports a robbery under arms at Capertor in the Mudgee field. On Saturday a lone armed man entered Mrs. Herbert of Excildtor home, gagged and bound her, stole money and a few shillings, then fled as her husband returned to find her bound.
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Sydney
Capertor
Mudgee
Mer
Bert
Excildtor
Eradu Rifle Club Holds Meeting for Coming Year
The Eradu Mille Club, gazetted, held a general meeting on the 1th inyt to elect officers. Mr B H Crump chaired. Secretary pro tem reported 700 yards of rifle ranges cleared and passed by Sergt Major Mead. Elected: Captain J S Cream, Secretary A E Towers, Treasurer W Collis, committee: Ry, T Crump, J Tevelove, H Miller, B Worthington. Meeting adjourned after thanks.
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Eradu Rifle Club
Eradu Mille Club
B. H. Crump
Sergt- Major Mead
Geraldton
J. S. Cream
A. E. Towers
W Collis
Felra
Meesru Ry
T. Crump
J. Tevelove
H. Miller
B. Worthington
Australians Eleven Draw Surrey in Rain Interfered Match
London July 18 report that England tour Australians faced Surrey in a rain disrupted match ending in a draw. Australia declared at 190 for 6 and 126 for 4, Surrey 44 and 30 for 30. Earlier Australia began the Sheffield return against Yorkshire with Rhodes 75 and Hardisty 9 among top scorers, Yorkshire 24 in the first match and Australia 3 for Raam in the previous encounter.
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London
Surrey
Australia
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Raam
Whire
Fiesil
Rhodes
Hardisty
Ktumpe
Municipal Council approves plans and repairs in town
The council with mayor presiding passed payments totaling 118 pounds. Reports noted 20 pounds 2 shillings collected since last meeting and 17 pounds 10 pence bank balance. Plans for a warehouse on Eleanor Street for Chas Hormann were approved. Cribb proposed two cottages. referred to Building Committee. A resident asked street action, referred to Finance. Fairbeard requested compensation for a broken leg. council to pursue claim. Railways tax issue noted. hospital control to be studied with subsidy of 500 pounds discussed. Benevolent Society asked to place a clothing donation box. cash box permitted. Prison labor on Maitland road discussed. wage provision noted. Road grading work to be inspected for progress. Support offered for Sandstone to Tawlers railway route. Meeting adjourned to 8 PM.
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Mathr
G. B. Pairbeard
Fairbeard
Counsillors
Benevolent Soety
Connell
Maitland Road
Tring
Baston
Lttle Council
Sandstone
Tawlers
Market Reports From H. S. Mackenzie Fortnight
Mr. H. S. Mackenzie reports for the fortnight ending 17th July. Moderate supplies of Perth and local vegetables forward. Apples of the past work have been fairly plentiful and of first class quality. Poultry moderate with supplies forward in good demand. Turkeys and geese bringing high prices. Kuraday Sth Carrots laid to Sd.
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H. S. Mackenzie
Perth
Davenport and Warren's Furniture Sale Summary
Davenport and Warren's household furniture sale opened with a large attendance and brisk bidding. Nearly all items, described as superior quality, sold at very satisfactory prices. the event included a wide range of goods from vegetables to furniture, reflecting a busy market day.
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Cave
Leeks
Davenport
Warren
Saffire Nominated for W A Derby Rejected by Committee
The turf notes that Saffire, half-brother to Abundance winner of the 1902 W R C Derby, was nominated for this year’s W A Derby by C Moore but rejected by the W A T C committee due to unregistered associations. Also reported: Maltster-Capundrum colt Newmareacarra sold in Melbourne. jockey Frank Scotton injured. Gardiner offered for training duties. and Footman case under WA committee review with disqualification implications.
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Saffire
Blinker
Abundance
C Moore
C. Moore
John Wren
Melbourne
Resson
W.A.T.C
W. McKenzie Grant
Newmareacarra
Sydney
D. Grant
Cable
Frank Scotton
Hsd
Inet Mails
England
Wootton
Fidge
H. J. Gardiner
Newhaven
Carnarvon
Gardiner
Asaurel
Hin Fande
Denning Park
To. Bearer
WAL
Meares
Mesere
Gull Brothers
Australian Twirdle Race betting quotes from Melbourne
July 3 Melbourne Australia the latest betting quotations for the Australian Hurdle Race list Fonsil at 4 to 1 Bribery at 6 to 1 Interrogator at 6 to 1 Mito at 1 Kalnick at 6 to 1 Vernier at 12 to 1 OM Nick at 14 to 1 Proceedler Woolara at 16 to 1 Cancave Royal Malion May King Enchanted States Sun Knotter Alert Dream Golden Valley Old Chapple and others among the field of entries.
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Melbourne
Fonsil
Bribery
Sto I Interrogator
Mito
Kalnick
Vernier
OM Nick
Proceedler
Woolara
Cancave
Royal Malion
May King
Enchanted States
the Sun
Knotter
Alert Dream
Golden Valley
Old Chapple
Pirates Return Visit Stirs Rainy Clash As Fans Roar
A football match between Koatenal Pirates and visiting team endured bad weather and a fierce, fast start before a decisive finish. Goals by Shorn and Gilmore highlighted a tense half with lasting tension as the home side pressed for a final push.
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Koatenal Pirates
Yada
Dongarta
Celel
Sea Duchy
Barre
van Visitiog
Wwee
W.shorn
G Gilmore
Wil Biebars
Apaeienres
Auntur Association Mellings Football Match Delay
A local football association delayed a match on Thursday due to adverse weather and field conditions. The decision followed a complaint about rough play and the absence of a capable referee for the match. The committee postponed fixtures to a later date to avoid further issues.
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MIE Coal Pswustry
Keir Hamdie
Germany
Victoria
Federal Affairs
Small Arms Factory
Enders
Grimish
Crabbe
Trigg
Nanton
Partridge
Hungerford
Brede
Mtewetta
Boutesal
Garral V. Don
Auntur
ADV
Enderk Ane
UIP
Geraldton Orchestral Society
Town Hall
Die Orchestra
Bootena
St. John's Church
Bootenal, Gul
Greesough
Bell
St Catherines Hall
Central
Gikeenunglh
Om Minday
Pan
G. Bogewei
Ming Northampton Railway
H. A. Cresswell
Skibo
Itchenman
Henty Wills
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Geraldten
A.S. Kent
Maseger
Becaus
P. M. Steggall
Practical Watchmaker
Ad Jeweller
Ank
Engelbrecht
Monster
Wallshawn
Millar’s
Karri & Jarrah Co
Commonwealth Hotel
W. H. James
Ocean View
Tarife
Oswell
Edison Phonographs
Ellison
Triumph
Eilison
Ploeograples
Svettin R Morrison
Post Office
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Potter
F. G. Armstrong
Karedes Sa
Horace
Eyrm
Mn Bartlet
Concumier
Gerektan
Ty Mira
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