Indictment over Trans-Australian Chinn appointment
Melbourne July 4 The Argus comments on Mr Fowler’s proposal to appoint Mr Chinn as engineer for the West Australian end of the Trans-Australian Railway. It condemns party graft in the selection process and urges a select committee inquiry, citing fears of corrupt influence and patronage amid ministerial support and Labour party tactics.
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Melbourne
Argus
Labor Party
O'Malley
Six Pin
West Anetra Inquest and Railway Debates Highlight July Session
Inqu est into the death of Alseagder Tur ketl at Jay So ee ity iene areren Ne. Rickardy struck off rolls for misusing trust funds. Private parliamentary day featured Mr Wic Peru motions on expediting railway contracts for settlers and employment. Debates adjourned after works minister halted further discussion. other motions on hotel manager papers and retirements defeated or carried. Commonwealth population figures released with NSW 1,612,783. selling out goods by B Puller and Co due to business closure.
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Peru
Frank Wilson
Mitchell
Iret
Wilson
Hace
Desperrees
Burt
Dunstan
Cables and Secrets Unfold In Australian Career Probe
London reports Edinburgh trial of Carl Graeves accused of possessing a secret cipher intended to aid a foreign enemy. Graeves claimed to be a Truro based medical man from South Australia and bore a cipher code, three cipher telegrams, and maps of the To syth naval base off the Firth of Forth. He moved across New South Wales, Mulburne, Western Australia, and South Australia before residing in Truro.
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London
Edinburgh
Carl Graeves
Great Britain
Graeves
Truro
South Australia
Tosyth
Firth of Forth
Adelaide
N.S.W
Sydney Hospital
Mulburne
W.A
Damp Course Case ends with costs and inspector dispute
Local Health Authority halts the damp course case with the magistrate ordering costs of £20 16s 2d against the complainant. The Health Authority asserts no responsibility for costs, inspector Nathan affirming no Council liability. Debate centers on who pays and whether the inspector can be sued, with the matter ultimately dropped and the Clerk authorized to inform Jenner and Haller of the outcome.
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J. W. Cipdesdale
Board of Health
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Frost
Netham
Smart
Gad
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Micas
Gardner
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Sander
Gardier
Noble
Than
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Cr. Gardner
Dr. Kempton
Mattes
Dr. Gardner
Cr. Smart
Dr. Smart
Natham
Council
Ee Nathan
Gartnner
Gantner
Bartlett
Cly
Clydesdale
Oece
Gardiner
Peron
Clydexdale
Peruvian Rubber Atrocities Spark German View Shift
Berlin reports discuss initial German press claims that Englishmen led Peruvian rubber atrocities, noting later corrections. The Cologne Gazette rebukes misinformed papers and British involvement, citing Prussian Diet evidence showing no English participants and urging to avoid inflaming Germany Britain tensions.
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Berlin
Cologne
Fied
Germany
Britain
London Deck Strike Urges Hold Out By Workers
London seamen strike call prompts men to resist demands, invoking self-respect amid unresolved labor dispute.
Training Preparations Stir London Seatings Champlacap
In London on July 24, interest grows in the training of Arnst and Barry. Arnst powered a solid row yesterday but did not pace. Barry favors Arnst as the race favorite with a bet of 1600 to 1000 laid against him. Harry weighs 11st 10lbs while the champion tips the scales at 12st.
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London
Arnst
Barry
Yeterday Arnst
Harry
Brighton
Britain’s Naval Policy and Churchill Speech Feedback
A historical notice notes Churchill’s calm delivery on naval policy. The Tag lache Rundschen praises his frabinesa, while the Vossische Zeitung questions who began the senseless oval competition. Germany asserts it invented neither Dreadnoughts nor submarines and expresses hope for peace and a confidential understanding to end naval rivalry.
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Churchill
Germany
Liberal Papers See Churchill Speech Sets Imperial Policy
Canadian Liberal papers view Churchill's speech as laying the foundation of an Imperial policy that will raise the status of overseas dominions in Imperial affairs. Ottawa Free Press predicts Parliament may approve a substantial stalwart contribution of about 22 million to 3 million pounds.
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Ottawa
Churchill
Ottawa Free Press
Australia win for the county in cricket match
In a two innings test style report Hampshire posted 86 in their first innings and 208 in the second, Australia led the chase with a win by eight wickets. This brief item notes the result and key figures without extended details.
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London
Hampshire
Firat
Dior
Australia
Adag's Haul at King's Hall Children's Fancy Dress Ball
A packed King's Hall saw a change of programme at the Chil dren's Fancy Dress Ball. The trio of artistes drew the crowd as theGerabiton chibinen and Little TiPBit in antique costumes vied for top prize with the latter awarded first. The Gamma will be performed again tonight at the hall.
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King’s Hall
Town’ Hall
Northampton Notes Prom Our Correspondent July Bed
Prom Our Correspondent reports a July incident described as a mad accident near the unbort with unfolding local details. The item notes community reactions, possible injuries, and awaits fuller report.
Tough tussle in Tas mud seen in messy entry
A fragmented report describes a rough struggle in Tasmania mud with figures and items displaced. A man named Donald faced charge of robbery and betting, while others were tended for injuries as witnesses watched the chaotic scene unfold.
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Donald
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