CABLES THE CHINESE WAR REPORTS TO PEKING FRONT
Shanghai June 3 A Tapanove report says Aheneh troops resecrel Changhientien outside Peking early today. The Nationalists entered the city at six o clock in the evening in a campaign from Canton to Woking. General Doibare Japanese mil adviser to the Peking Government visited Marshal Chang Tuo Lin at Muz tiem last evening. His condition is not in factory. The Tumours af his chest arc wafouniled es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tapanove
Changhientien
Peking
Canton
Woking
Aslonel Doibare
Marhal Chang Tuo Lin
Muztiem
Chang
Mussolini outlines Italy's world relations in Senate speech
In Rome on June 5 Signor Mussolini spoke in the Senate reviewing Italy's global relations. He warned against immigration restrictions, stressed Anglo Italian friendship, and said Italy need not seek foreign authorization for its policies. He praised Franco- Italian ties, blamed ignorance and Germany for recent incidents, urged Yugoslavia to value friendship, and discussed armament limits tied to parity with the strongest powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Mussolini
Senate
Italy
Hved
Mpalata
Sebcaica
Taly
Armaportini
Protest Upheld Over Unregistered Player at Country Club
The protest was sustained after it emerged that player D. Sowerby was not registered. Brigades Country Club conceded the unregistered status and the ancestral umpire Sanith will oversee the match continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chu
Cane Seard
D. Sowerby
Brigades Country Club
Sanith
Railways v Rovers semifinal match set for afternoon
Railway A team advances to face Rovers in a decisive afternoon game. Officials confirmed the fixture as part of the tournament schedule with both sides aiming for final qualification.
Team Rosters and Officials Mentioned in Silent Page Notes
The readable fragment lists referees and team officials, noting seniors and juniors. It mentions Tow bas Kees ley and reserves Clare Doolas L Marsh Rule Worrall Obifield. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee'oe
Mr. Cola
Peasy
Tow Bas Keesley
Clare
Doolas
L. Marsh
Rule
Worrall
Obifield
Incident at Lauhustom Damages Orient Motel Fire
A June report from Laescestos notes a big fire causing damage to the Orient Motel and nearby property. The Murcitece em, active for about 1h months, faced a financial tenderer during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient Hotel
Laescestos
Estessive Damagu
Wight
Murciteceem
Brace to Tour States in Parliamentary Winter Recce
Telegram from Calberra states Mr Brace plans a tour of distant states in the Parliamentary winter reconnaissance. He is likely to visit South Australia Western Australia before Queensland. Definite dates not yet set but Perth visit probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Inno
Calberra
Brace
Win
Uns
South Australia
Western Australis
Queensand
Farlehauler
Country Party
Western Australia
Gerakitan
Tasmanian service row prompts union cautions
The Australasian Council of Trades Unions condemns the Marine Cocks actions threatening Tasmanian services with shipowners. It warns of possible free labour introduction or federal emergency links between Tasmania and the mainland, saying such steps should be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australasian Council of Trades Unions
Marine Cocks
Federal
Tustania
Univer Werd Montansion
Witness Admissions Tie Bridges to Busnorosg Contract
Sydney ex-alderman Charles Bridges admitted before the Royal Commission that he acted as a test for the International Combustion Company in the Cownsil contract for the Busnorosg power home. He said he would receive two and a half percent of the £15,000 contract price. He denied seeking or receiving any alderman’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Charles Bridges
Royal Commision
Busnorosg
International Combustion Company
Censeil
Tasmanian Labor Party in Minority Standing Update
In Tasmania the Labor party holds a minority position with anti-Labor ratings rising. There is speculation about a shift toward a pro Nu Ceramalista stance, potentially altering parliamentary dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinet
Nu‘Cermalista
Fragmentary Market Ledger Item
Partially legible sale record notes seeds beet names and prices. Mentions seed stauay beet and fair beet with values around £10 to £57, may reference Mort and Go and 110 Senith and Co. and a 06/ sea Soull ta cattle in the same fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senith and Co
Program of Eight Events at Belmont Purse Meet
Listing shows a sequence of horse names and numbers for an upcoming Belmont purse program dated May 13. Included entries include Prime Alfred 12 Giorgio Shelia Green Tellmore Nadaring Paulinite Ladye Hillamere Autumn Day Constellation and others with various odds or figures, followed by stray terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prime Alfred
Blistes
Giorgio
Shiela Green
Tellmore
Belmont
Nadaring
Curious
Paulinite
Ladye Hillamere
Emsinah
Constellation
Free Cuniere
Btrepo
Mathew Ersest Punch
Dongarra
Alfred James Harris
Alfred James Harri
Mathew Ernest Punch
Tranaferur
Tramferce
Arthur
Altorfer
Gerakites
Recay in Victoria RSOKES Doll's Running
A Victoria report notes a horse named RSOKES with a doll in running position. The owner and jockey are disqualified from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Joukey
Ambiguous Fragments From MBConnolly Pairing
Fragmentary text mentions MB and Connolly with references to statements and a pairing. The readable portions offer little context on persons, places, or events. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the supplied lines.
Heavy contest at wedlock with Hayward in light welter clash
Mir A. Hayward, veteran of the Army gymnastic service, prepares for a prime contest judged by De. McRine and Mr. EM Bont. Opponent details include Abbott and Durkie Burss in welterweight action as Donningham ringside bouts promise lively exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hayward
de. McRine
EM Bont
Hayward
Yrave Ue
Army
Aldershot Command
Bobly
Firet Eines Dimmm
Englannd
Was & Wergnamt
Ning
Commingham
Abbott
Gerahfion
Pirth
H. E Clittom
Cernavian side outlines four big station development
From the Cernavian side comes a plan for four large station developments. Details specify investment scale around 110,000 units and related construction pacing. Officials discuss timelines, funding mechanisms, and regional impact, with emphasis on infrastructure growth and employment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warshal Chang
Baycom
Railways
Rovers
Lauhustom
Tasmanian
New South Wales
Tasmania
Labor Party
Cing
Belmust Park
Ry“ Lochirl
Connolly
Inp and
Laman
Elder, Smith
Muwo’d'gely Aarumpar
O'Connor
Moe
Austral Orchestra
Town Mall
Batunday
Thurs
Jobe
Ladion
Little Teng
Bale
Fuldat Momning
Perdon
Tewin School
al Reer
Herman’s Bent Department
Doody
Doody’s
the Drapers
Geraldton
Yeste Ferces
Vecchia
Legen
Mcllena
Eves, Smith & CO. Limited
Geralden and
W. L. Owen
Northampton
Tesindewa-Yuna Road
Main Ronde
Noom
Muliewa Road
Main Meads Board
Gerakdtom
Roads Board
Mulewa
Lewin
Clarke
Post Office
Lake
Victoria Destrict Agricultural Sogieft
Lecergersted
Saale
Meadowcroft
Evem Diffeett
Quality’ House
A. E. Gale
Cluth Coats
Trot
Navy College
Edo Zeco
T. P. Orothers
King's Theatre
DE Raine
Dixie
Voral
Potter
Dameim
Banjo
William Fox
Taban
Bettis of Life
XING
Laura la Plante
Laure
la Tryon
Barty
Fridat
Hobart Bosworth
Alec— Napleon Bonaparte
Fire Beioade
Florence Vidoe
England
Picardy
Ede Kings
Unen
Lord and
Hockwell Hall Committee
Yess
Rockwell
Narsling
Nabens
jNamson
East Chapman
L. J. Lpf
Bill Thomas
Wilbox, Mofflin, Ltd
D. & Moffatt
DODGE
Deion
Sean
Phoenix
Tecaie
Gerald
Lapp Motens
Kad
Agrense
Marden
Iain Beem
Foe Perth
Geralnen IL
Utekere
Dawson
Phumb
Equall
Pangers Footbell
Praincat
Mare Vearpenci
Federal Hou
Sarina Terrace
Westralian Farmers Ltd
Grantown House
Andrews Ager Cavanagh & Campbell
Nat
Bartlett