British Forces Face Afghan Attack on North West Front
London reports a grave border clash as Afghan forces reportedly crossed into the North West frontier of India near Lun 4 Kote. The Times in Simla notes an unofficial war atmosphere with Khaiter Rifles repelling the British attack, while Zakhon and Aicidix reportedly consider aid. The British brace for possible emergencies in Khalee.
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London
India
Simla
Khaiter Rifles
Zakhon
Khailee Lass
Strike on the Clyde Affects Thousands of Workers
Industrial troubles abroad report a strike on the Clyde lasting days. About six thousand shipbuilders have been locked out, impacting an estimated 58,000 workers across related trades and firms. The controversy centers on limiting hours for shop assistants as part of broader labor actions.
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Tondon
Bas
Asquith Moves Toward Home Rule for Scotland
London May 11 The Right Hon H H Asquith Prime Minister of Great Britain is adjourned proposing Home Rule for Scotland The Scots Who Ha e Scotland Home Rule is the focus as political debate continues in London and Edinburgh.
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London
H. H Asquith
Great Britain
Scotland
Tee ship Svenhild wrecked at Buenos Ayres
Lomion May 5 ship Svenhild wrecked at Buenos Ayres with unknown survivors. A train held up and masked robbers looted. In London, May United with Loretak Pittsteng USA and state 16,000.
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Buenos Ayres
Lomion
Svenhild
Bos. Ayres
Lonxton
May
Wit Loretak Pittsteng
U.S.A
State
Train dynamited in Montana with several killed
London reporting a Montana train dynamiting resulted in multiple deaths and injuries. Authorities suspect tram p ers and a wrecker may be involved, with initial belief the attackers were tramp laborers.
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London
Montana
U.B.A
Jared
British Officer Murdered Amid Dervish Attack at Lindos
British officer Sir Colin Campbell seat Moncrief was killed by Sondon Dervishes during an assault on the Governor's lodge in Lindos. The attackers also struck the governor's three, but suffered 35 losses in their action.
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Lindos
Colin Campbell Seat Moncrief
Sondon
Ihree
Pecaldten
Per Weitt
Hie Municipal Boueil
Market Report May 2 price listings for produce and fruit
Market Report by Mr B S Mackenis shows large supplies for week ending May 2. Vegetables easy and fruit firm with better demand. Prices for cauliflowers eggs beetroot turnips parsnips carrots parsley marrows pumpkins tomatoes apples grapes beans fowls and other items listed with varied per unit and heap prices.
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B. S. Mackenis
Wreck Coast Patrol Reports Losses Near Cape Frasier
Broome May 4 The coast patrol reports nine wrecks near Cape Frasier with an extensive search of cast debris. Captain Willi presides over identification work and confirms the Vile loss with three Europeans missing. Three schooners and about 30 laggers are deemed lost. a few damaged taggers may be refloated. total estimated loss over £4,000 as the Vina returns to Broome.
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Tost
Broome
Centralisation Policy Sparking Albany Tension
In Albany a dispute erupts between State Premier Moore and Federal Premier over fleet visits. The Albany Mayor and Chamber of Commerce head a conference, sending a telegram accusing Moore of trying to influence the fleet away from Albany. Residents express annoyance at the move.
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Albeny
Albany
Moore
Fremantle
Chamber of Commerce Band 9
A Mage Conflagration in Clare and Kent Streets
A large Clare warehouse occupied by Messrs Campbell and Co. Leather and furniture warehousemen Leck saw a massive fire this morning. Premises in Clarence Street were fully burned while Kent Street buildings suffered partial damage. Estimated loss about £9000. Night watchman reported outbreak. iron gateway at the entrance hindered access, delaying firemen by about twenty five minutes before they forced entry with a plate glass window.
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Sydney
Mey
Clare, Vace
Kent Streets
Campbell and Co. Léck
Clarences
Kent-strest
Wellington Meeting Of Creditors Over Elliott And Duneas Assets
A creditors meeting for William Elliott of Elliott and Duneas land agents was held today in Wellington. Liabilities were stated at 12000 pounds with assets of 1961 pounds. It was reported the bankrupt should consult police to recover Elliott.
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Wellington
William Elliott
Elliott and
Duneas
Ist
Efliett
Firelth Board
State Premium caucus on Premier's financial plans
Melbourne May 5 reports that the State Premium held a caucus in Melbourne yesterday to discuss the Federal Premier's financial proposals. The meeting focused on potential implications and policy directions.
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Melbourne
May Day Protests Turn Disorder At Yarrawonga Meeting
A May Day gathering on the Yar ra bank drew a crowd of thousands. J W Fleming spoke to the crowd while waving red flags and placards reading No God No Government Tong live Anarchy. Disorder followed as placards were torn and stones were thrown, with Fleming withdrawing after injuries and chaos.
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Melbourne
Yarra
J. W. Flering
Fleming
Mornington Junction Railway Accident Reported
A Victorian railway mishap occurred at Mornington Junction during progress of operating work on Friday. The 3.50 from Milligan arrived at the junction about morning. The incident involved a train returning and colliding with several carriages, causing delays and injuries.
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Melbourne
Mornington Junction
Hay
Milligarnn Ao
Stony Point
Melbourne Train Complaints Of Electrical Shocks
Melbourne train passengers reported receiving shocks aboard a service. An official from the Rail Way Department investigated the incident and collected details to assess safety measures.
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Melbourne
Usm
Railway Department
Unworkable Act in Perth Trial Quashes Conviction
From Perth May 5 Alfred Bingley faced Chief Justice over a conviction for possessing gold bearing ore suspected of theft. The judge criticized the handling and quashed the conviction, noting evidence must show possession or premises connected to the accused. He warned that secreted gold in employment could not sustain a verdict.
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Perth
Alfred Bingley
Death of Cornelius O'Hara Investigations Proceed
Investigations continue into the death of Cornelius O'Hara. Details from yesterday include questions about the cause and manner of death and the sequence of events leading to the fatal outcome. The official inquiry aims to determine responsibilities and next steps.
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Cornelius O'Hara
Le Bet May 7 Lily Taram death verdict and rent note
The report covers Lily Taram's death and a sentence of seven years for Miurse Bears. It notes legal proceedings, rent calculations over 40 years showing costs versus compound interest, and a Building Society meeting invitation. Also mentions a Palme Court case on support and a subscription detail for the Guardias service.
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le Bet
Lily Taram
Miurse Bears
Building Society
Municipal Council meeting notes amid accounts and repairs
The bi monthly council session discusses salaries and payments from accounts, credit issues, and outstanding cheques. It notes repairs for Evens Street, Chapeau Road, and Marine Terrace, plus refusals and requests for funds from W G Clark and Philp & Co. Local boards outline health by laws pending and a Perth visit, with a focus on municipal property valuations and road work.
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Serge
W. G. Clark
Suariger
Orn
Boz
Reds
Mr. Clark
Acka Crate
Frew Philp & Co
H. Gregory
Tha Mayer
Perth
Eyex-Paden
Muni-galty
Peral
Mayer
Oskabelle
White Peak
Evens
Chapeau Road
Dalvetion
Marine Terrace
Mayor schedules special meeting amid information requests
A note in the report indicates a Friday special meeting will review a expressed need for more oil engine information. A Monday gathering will have theater leaders formally received by the Mayor and a petition from 39 ratepayers is noted for convening another Tableau meeting. The Mayor mentioned his Terth visit and updates from the Public Works secretary and Bowtd.
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Ti Wna
Mayr
Terth
J. C. Kidd
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Supreme Court OF Western Australia
Mamuet, F. Moore, v. G. W. Norbie
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Victoria
Chapman Dutrict
T. L. Brown
Gecaldtom
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
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Kerry
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Hi Gea
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J. & Ford
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Central Province
B. C. O'Brien
Northampton
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James C. Kidd
Durlacher Street
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Linton Application
H. Carson
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Frank Milde
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Colline-street
Maxcos Taxance
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