Murder mystery swirls around Porter divorce case
London reports identify Mrs. Anaritos Porter, recently divorced from Mr. Castle and now married to Chariton Porter, as central to a sensational case. Authorities suspect a murder linked to a mysterious disappearance and a deadly struggle aboard a yacht, with ties to wine heiress and California links.
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London
Komi
Anaritos Porter
Castle
Chariton Porer
Judge Porter
Washimngtess
Tuly
Mea Vorks
Shy
Etelin Reid
Mra
Caxtle
Mangre
Waldorf Antonia Hotel
New York
Chariton Porter
London Debates on Constitution Conference Proposal
British politics report from London on June 13 notes MPs Longborn Ps Snom Gen and Haunsay Naedem Eld opposing a conference on the constitution while others in Parliament resist extending debate. Objections arise to appointing a fiscal servant in Lord Hardinge's permit for the Viceroy position in India as newspapers discuss the proposal with favorable tone.
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London
Longborn
Ps Snom Gen
M-P
Haunsay Naedemeld
M.P
Waleau
Miachlonaht
Tromt
Lord Hardinge
India
Financial Position Amid Overestimated Expenditure
The opinion notes a likely avoidance of a deficit despite an estimated £717,000,000 increase. Unanticipated rewihip due to Loop-1 spending being overestimated reduces the need for extra revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperdivie
Thrift Conference in London Covers Old Age Pensions and Music Growth
At the International Thrift Conference in Ketinburgh London speakers discuss the Old Age Pensions Act in Australia. Mr Kidd explains its workings while W H Phillipe of the South Australian Savings Bank speaks on the impact of rising music value and meeting costs.
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London
Ketinburgh
Mr. Kidd
Australia
W. H. Phillipe
South Australian Savings Banke Board
Raiili Named Governor in Morocco District
The Times correspondent reports Raiili, described as a notorious brigand, has been appointed Governor of the Alei sar district in Morocco. The notice notes Raiili’s appointment was announced in London dated June 15.
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London
London “Times
Raiili
Briyami
Aleisar
Morocco
Train Hits Funeral Coach Kills Five Near St Haverstraw
A derailed train struck a funeral coach on a level crossing near St Haverstraw in London in June. Five people were killed and the tragedy disrupted the service as investigators traced the crash.
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London
St Haverstraw
Treatment of Consumptives Australian Method
Great Britain debating tuberculin treatment based on Australian results. Dr. William Wilkinson promotes six month therapy to cure tuberculosis and open the dispensary for two weeks. Cyril Maude pledges theatre proceeds to fund tuberculin deployment. Sir Bartle Freely supports the scheme. For coughs, a 6d remedy is advertised.
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de. Wilkinson
Maude Promieat
Sir Bartly
Dr. Wolkimoon
Lord Kitchener's Mediterranean Appointment Questioned
London reports confusion over a potential Mediterranean appointment for Lord Kitchener. General Bean Tone is cited as a possible rival or alternate designation, with official statements unclear and political maneuvering under scrutiny.
Plaviose Disaster Recovery Update Adds Bodies
London reports six more bodies recovered from the Plaviose disaster as rescue teams press on. The submerged vessel incident has now accounted for additional victims, with authorities confirming further retrievals amidst ongoing search efforts.
American Happenings and Early Political Moves
London report notes a new party forming in the United States by reformists favoring people’s rights against Lease and monopoly of resources, with former President Roosevelt named among its members. A planter named Honien Working died in Tennessee amid an arson blaze, while a separate surge in meat prices in America is attributed to fierce agricultural rackets amid investigations.
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London
Tus
Wkie
United States
Wil
Britain Presses for End to Crete Turmoil In Europe Policy
London dispatch notes Gevinne and Austrian papers warn Britain against hasty action in Crete dispute with Turkey. Reports urge Europe to prevent further violence and to manage tensions surrounding Crete without broad war involvement.
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London
Gevinne
Avesine
Britain
Crete
Turkey
Cestan
Europe
Australian swimmer Triumphs in Leipstr International Meets
Tantion Fame 1 percent Beaurepaire emerged as the standout in Leipstr im Rox, winning the 100 200 and 104 metre international events. Record times topped Saxony marks as the Australian ace claimed sweeping victories.
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Tantion
Fame
Beaurepaire
Leipstr Im Roxway
Saxony
Australian Telegrams On Coolgardie Remarks And A Fatal Fire
In Coolgardie on June 13 officials and the Mayor disputed a published remark by Mr James Matthews denying a statement about a trip to the goldfields. The inquiry into Mignon Vasseur’s death concluded she died from burning injuries with no evidence naming a responsible person.
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Coolgardie
James Matthewn
Melbourne Porta
Howe
Lim Qehim
Coolgerdie
Ferthermore
Matthews
Perth
Mignon Vasseur
Win
Ue Pereom Bu
Retirement of Bishop Gibney and selection of papal nominees
A priests meeting chosen three candidates for submission to the Holy See amid Bishop Gibney's resignation. The panel includes the Very Rev. Chine, the Very Rev. Archdeacon Smythe, and the Rev. Vesting. Also noted is the inquiry into Captain Guan's disappearance with no verdict reached. evidence to be sent to the Board of Trade in London. Mr Arthur Carts Cooper, former mayor of Mensex, has died suddenly, survived by his widow and two children.
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Threr Naimia
Holy See
Gitmney
Dignissintas
Chine
Dignior
Archdeacon Smythe
Dignos
Vesting
Guan
Strathyry
Mantecannot
Ito
Board of Trade
Loman
Memrice
Arthie Carts Cooper
Mensex
Reaven
Local Court Adjourns Various Civil Cases
Proceedings in a local court on Tuesday June 14 before Mr l Gee cover adjourned cases including Raynor v Cream for £19 16s 3d with costs and Mills for judgment for several creditors. Several defendants faced asset questions and instalment orders were discussed, with adjournments granted to inspect service and enforce payments.
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M. Cullaton
Ste
Wien
Bealifs
Sinclair—Ur
Ville
R. J. Raynor
A. Cream
Mr. Milla
Catholic protest over Federal Ministry actions in Tasmania
Father Murphy of Zachos Tasmanian denounces Fisher King Malley and Josiah Thomas for honoring Joseph McCabe, an anti Catholic speaker and defender of an anarchist. He vows Catholics will oppose the Labor Party at the next federal election if ministers repeat the conduct.
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Hobart
Father Murphy
Zachos
Tasmanis
Fisher
King Malley
Josiah Thomse
Joseph McCabe
Labor Party
Jans
Fatality at North Fremantle Railway Crossing
Perth reports a deadly railway accident at North Fremantle when sisters Linda and Bertha Row aged 11 and 8 were struck while crossing as a Fremantle train approached. A bystander found one child dead and another alive but died before station arrival.
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Perth
Tout
Mullewa Progress Association Sets May Meeting Plan
The Mullewa Progress Association met at the Railway Hotel on May 4 with Mr D Warren chairing. Nine members attended as discussions covered school expansion delays, new trainers for the public cemetery, plans for the Mullewa Treads Board, shelter shed provision, and railway gate opening at the station. Meetings will be held on Saturdays near the full moon, next slated for May 4.
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Mulleor Moyes Amnuriation
D. Warren
Nme Invitar
Larsh
Yeatlenmn
Cesnrtery
Merry J. F. Gites
D, Warren
T. , Richards
J. Callaghan
J. Bowers
Unibe
Mullewa Treads Board
Naneon
General Busines
Raileays
Fell Moon
Execution and murder tale from old reports unclear wording
A cryptic note describes a death at Normanton in Sutherland near Croydon. It mentions Joseph Bradhat and his wife and a body found with severe head damage after being lowered to the ground. The text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable detail.
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Beistane
Joseph Bradhat
Normanton
Natrdee
Sutherland
Croydon
South Australia newspaper magnate Sir Robert Kyffin Thomas dies
Adelaide notes the passing of Sir Robert Kyffin Thomas proprietor of the South Australian Register. Born in 183? he led the notable Melbourne and Adelaide paper empire and died yesterday, leaving a lasting imprint on Australian journalism.
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Adelaide
Sir Robert Kyffin Thomas
South Australian Register
Mullewa Forms Football Club At inaugural meeting
A meeting at the Raiteay Hotel on Saturday last formed the Mullewa Football Club. Fourteen members attended and officers were elected including President Walker, Captain Warren, Secretary Treasurer Thompson, with a membership fee of 2 shillings 6d per month. Ground, training, and further arrangements discussed.
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Raiteay
Vthiaai
Goolmore
Mullewa Football Club
Palrom
1 Walker
Boors
IL Warren
Filmore
Secetary
Tressrer
A. Thompson
Heesra
Bowes
G. Gilmore
L. White
W. Hall
J. Bowes
Jam
Wood Carting Contract This Loval Commis Case
In Geraldton a civil suit against J W Kirkup resulted in £75 damages for non delivery of firewood by Jenner and Haffner partners of the Gime kiln Crowther. The defendants failed to produce agreed wood, forcing a kiln shutdown and losses. jury awarded the plaintiff £75 with costs.
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Geraldton Loval
Mesers
Jenner
Haffner
J. W. Kirkup
Arewood
Mills
Plai
Louie Hafvnce
Jenner and Fifer
Crowther
John Wii Kirkup
Eox
Mig
Sttr
Witores
Tir Purine
Jer Wink
Residents of Geraldton Demolish Buildings in Riot
Citizens in Geraldton destroy multiple structures after accusing Millers Karel and Jarrah, along with the Marine Terrace Telephone company, of coercive tactics. The unrest centers on perceived threats that push residents to act as their own enforcers amid mounting tensions.
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Geraldton Destrons
Karel
Jarrah
Marine ‘Terrace
Oliver's Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
S. Kent
The Rainfall. Woosts? Grest Peppermint
The fragmentary note mentions rainfall or weather and a peppermints reference. It reads as a garbled line from a June era column with unclear names or events. No clear person, place, or organization can be reliably identified from the readable text.
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Proposed Constitutional Conference
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Raiseles
Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
Banean
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Hie
Nate
Honien
Touisinas
Mro
Iim
America
International Swimming
West Australia
Bishop Gibney
Goldfields
L. Gee
Ilm
Summonaes
Joseph Johnston
Duke
Mr. Mille
Morning Star
Jamuare
Crram and Co
du Bowlay
Frank Te Bratus
Hiernare Arm
Ender Ladd Bern
Dinzz
Geraldon
Ceram and Co
Briner
du Bosley
J. Might
J. W. Gallagher
Mr. Mills
Judhgraamt
Willcock
Tj. Jones
Tasmania
the Church and Politics
North Fremantle
Mullewa Progress Association
South Australia
PRO- Vrietors
Skero
James A Ey
James C. Kidd
Durlacher Bt
CLUB
Semeday
Sharp
Greenough
James Crudd
Ie Grant
Bay
J. M. Maley
Murchison
MacKenzie, Antioneer
Amateur Dramatic Society
The
Geraldton Amateur Dramatic Society
Victoria Botel
Imet
Tiiabors
FL. T. Pearse
Lon. Boe
West Australian Government Railways
Coe Life
G. W. Stead
Trafic
RAND
Gurali
Prehdane
Mate
Shark’s Bay
Mingview
Fallowfield & CO
J. M. Ferguson, Ltd
Victoria Galvanised Iron Co
Furniture
R. Wood & Co
KH. Carbon
RS. L. Hansen
Leto
Cup
Day Dawn
Mold
Petros Se
Glideaway Skating Rink
Lelx
Shamrock Hotel
Teeslees
J. A. Marshall
Stomiree Sarrias
Shamrock
Hanlon's
Imeet
Rand Ure J.J
Ryan
KE Pcherwan
Guardian” Office
Bray
Ganedian
Bon Maat
Constantine
Gardner
John Darling & Son
Melbourne
YDNET
Fremantle
Aly. E. Morrin
Propercace
Public Works Contract
Enders
Aces
Cur
Mynet
Sandstone
Tod P Pwa Doe Fice
Sersktion G
Black
Trig
Ater
Tee Howe T. Moustaka
Munger
Peer Econ
Aran Hota
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