Extraordinary Care Ly Parts Shocking Suicide Attempt
Marie Lelotr was found with cut throat injuries after consuming a store of four unidentified items. She was not severely hurt, discharged after treatment, then attempted suicide by throwing herself in front of a Metropolitan Railway train. Authorities detained her after the incident and investigation continued.
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Marie
Metropolitan Railway
Cele
Leloir
Burma
Letoie
Prince of Wales Returns From Dominion Tour
Message from the King praises the Prince of Wales upon his return after a six year journey through the dominions. The king notes millions who supported him express gratitude for divine protection during the travels and for the success of the voyage.
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London
Symaremegt
Prince of Wales
Abon
Germany Joins League in Pact Signed December
London reports that delegates reached a security pact toward Germany’s admission to the League of Nations. Documents will be initialed and published in capitals, with formal signing set for December 1 in London and an extraordinary Geneva assembly planned for December 15 to admit Germany.
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Germany
London
Cewters
Sinale
League of Nations
Geneve
League
Biiexemann
Embelsis
Strevemann
France
Streemasa
Fresth
Brtwovn
Turning Point IX History Attitude Com Mended
Mer Lond Diabernos offers greeting to the German delegation after Lecaran visit. Aug us Chesberiais praised the Lovarno agreement as a key moment in European history.
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Lecaran
Augus Chesberiais
Daily Express calls for freeing London markets and loans
The Daily Express urges removal of embargoes on London loans and expansion of access to the Leaduna market. It argues embargoes divert business abroad, hindering prosperity in Britain and its empire, and demands government action to reestablish international credit and financial center strength.
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Exprean
Amer Ice
Ald Eee
Arrival at Bong Kong
Kong October 19 De Vimeds the sinman revived her Ukie after nosa.
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Bong Kong
Kong
de Vimeds
Sinman
Nosa
BIO ORDERS PLACED AT OCTOBER MOTOR SHOW
Oct 12 report notes the motor show closed after a recent work’s attendance for light types.
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BIO
ACTION AGAINST COME MANY ARRESTS IN POLAND
Warsaw reports police action near Cracow and Krakow resulting in hundreds of arrests of Communists including a director of a Jewish college. The wire service notes continued efforts by authorities and mentions wireless operator W. F. Cesoe of Perth and an amateur station interfering with transmissions.
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Poland
Warsaw
Vila
Jewish College
Wn Tome
Wireles
W. FB. Cesoe
EAG
Perth
Wim
Increased Parliament Salaries Expected in Western Australia
In Perth on October 20, during the current State Parliament session, it is anticipated salaries will rise from 24 to a higher rate after weeks of vigorous discussion. The measure has strong backing from members and is seen as a vote in favor of higher pay.
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Perth
Yeasening
Amd
Pat
New South Wales Wages Report Sparks Labor Dispute
A partial line describes weekly wages in New South Wales with figures £30 per week and £12 for a fortnight at Aberdare Colliery. Another entry notes £123 earned at Aberdare Central, indicating payroll activity last week and a potential labour inquiry.
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Spluey
AL Aberdare
Comtract
Aberdare Central
Stone-Walling Cricket Sparks Improvement Suggestions
Sydney reports a controversy over Sheffield Shield cricket with matches strung out and a proposal from Mr. Aussie to award two points for a Brit innings win and four points for an outright win to curb stonewalling and speed up results.
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Sydney
Sheffield Shielsd
Stone Wallia
Maori Sepulchre Discovery Uncovers Ancient Maori Remains
A large Coromandel cave likely served as a Maori sepulchre, found by M Hovell. A descent revealed hundreds of well preserved akote tous and a mummified woman. Remains suggest high rank chieftainess with many children buried nearby. further exploration planned. Fish hooks and relics found, burial use last three to four centuries.
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Auckiomd
Akeleton
Russia's Eroonsted and SH Laborites
A fragmentary report discusses Britain's prewar trade stance with Russia. Forty members warn continued exclusion risks economic disaster, noting only £10,000 of £23,000,000 imported machinery came from Britain in eight months. Soviet negotiators seek dialogue to resolve issues and foster goodwill.
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Beitiak
Snc
Great Britain
Britain
Rural Churches Suffer Attendees From Wireless Sermons
Archishop of Canterbury and Congregational Union chairmen lament wireless sermons squeezing rural attendance. Adelaide Baptist Conference suggests broadcasting sermons harms country parishes by drawing people to city broadcasts three times daily, reducing effort for local pastors and weakening local ministry.
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Cantecbury
Union of
England and Wales
Fem
Adelaide
Qoulara
Churen
Howe Pod Usten
Fellowship of Man
Cirrumataneen
Photograph of Madame X Defends Back View Case
The Paris daily Telegraph reports a damages suit against an illustrated weekly for publishing a photograph of Madame X posing shirtless. The paper argues the image could be from a private view and not identify her, while the court delays judgment to decide if a back view can still defame or invade privacy.
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Paris
Daily Telegraph
Anya
Madame X
Illustrated Weekly
Shipping union replies to Premier on export space
Adelaide October 10 The Shipping Owners Association informed Premier Mr Alam that the union supports ending the shipping strike and will cooperate to provide space for exporting primary products. The Association stressed urgency and readiness to assist in alleviating the supply disruption.
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Adelaide
Oyerens
Victoria
Alam
Comrades’ Release Demanded as Arbitration Talks Open
Federal Arbitration Court President Powers opened talks on settling shipping troubles after seamen demanded release of imprisoned comrades before any agreement. Representatives insisted on their mates' freedom. conference adjourned until tomorrow.
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Roseuavenchy Bir
Justics Powers
Federal Arbitration Court
End of Fremantle Strike Hopes Rumored
Report from Perth on October 19 suggests an early end to the Fremantle strike among British seamen. Mr Houghton cites limited fund contributions from trade unions and individuals, with no fixed strike fund support, casting doubt on a large wave of appeals succeeding.
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Perth
Fremantle
Houghton
Bera
Uades
Mr Walsh quoted on Beard proposal and future plans
Mr Walsh stated today that the Beard proposal may affect the future, noting ideas and delays. The Melbourne detail remains ambiguous as officials discuss implications and potential outcomes.
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Walsh
Melbourne
O'Neill Statement Sparks Shouting Incident
In Melbourne in October Mr O Neill defended pending proceedings while a group muttered and shouted at Carl and others during the scene. The remark followed bystanders' angry reactions as the man spoke amid the crowd.
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Melbourne
O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
Carl
Perom
Taalgoo Broad Board Minutes Describe Vested Rights
Correspondence to the Taalgoo Broad Board shows discussions among Morrissey chair, T Meazy, J L Nevill, A H Clark, A Gillam, and Jes Bodes. Messages from Troy MLA and the Under Secretary for Works relate to vesting of a tail in a beard and land department actions. J E Curk offered the board free right to a light plot, with price discussions for a touring or light plot, and references to street strops and malleable shades, with motions by Clark and Gillam.
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Wee Morrissey
T. Meazy
J. L. Nevill
A. H. Clark
A. Gillam
Jes
Hos
Troy
Works
Lands Department
J. E. Curk
Mesars
Clark
Combe
Gillam
Segwemnyy JER High School Addresses Election Anger
The report describes a chaotic scene at Baskstown where Charlton criticizes the hour party and Debi for inexperience. A tense atmosphere grows as observers discuss the party’s decline and a parade of attacks aimed at mobilizing voters before the elections.
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Charlton
Baskstown
Sones
Ress
Broc
C. Crous
Perth
Confident of Victory Amid Tour Rumors and Odd Tales
A London influenced dispatch notes the Prime Minister Briie visiting New South Wales and Victoria with strong public support for his government. It also recounts a curious Victorian-era anecdote about a renowned self taught crafter known as Crazy Bally and a later marriage to Hill Mapp, illustrating sensational local legends of the period.
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Aambourme
Briie
Saerh
Australia
Victoria
Queensland
C. Oris
Props
Perth
Kywow
Erutehes
Ate
Hill Mapp
Special Meeting at Freemasons Hotel Tonight
A special meeting is scheduled at the Freemasons' Hotel tomorrow night Wednesday. Attendance urged for members, with notes on upcoming campaigns and addressed meetings by endorsed candidates.
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Freemasons
Dalgett and Company Public Auction Notice 1925
Dalgett and Company Limited announce a public auction on a Northampton farm property on Friday November 13 1925 with entries invited. The sale lists Berkshire pigs farming implements and farm gear including a drill harvester cart and harnesses. Also notices from Dalgety and Company Limited Geraldton October 1925 and a concurrent auction by Smith and Co Limited with Goldsborough Mont Limited for ewes and lambs at their homestead in Venger Stalke.
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Pdaleery & Company
Meas, J. Pascor & Boa
Naltrr
Sunauine Harvester
Dalgety & Company, Limited
Geraldton
Mangett Station Auction Notice at Five Tonight
Readable text shows Mangettt Station in Bo 5 area with a Friday October date and a five o clock start. An event listing suggests a high class cheese brand context and brand Evensrus, with times stated as nineteen hundred hours.
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Mangettt Station
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Semes
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Hamlon
Wil
Dongarra Beach
AL Menieterzat
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Paigh Council
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Mit J. FP
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GLE Bros Auctions
Gt Sootoch Linos Gs
Carter
Marese
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Northampton Markets
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Northampton Sala
Poorther
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Berkshire
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Midland
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Kejarena
Kejarens
Humes Trail
Lusheon
Elder, Smith
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Mort & Co, Ltd
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KDEAL
CORE
Revere
Ana Beryl
Fame Evensrus
Marina Terrace
West
Bation
Daes & Company, Limited
Jose DE Charlfa
C. G. Law-Smith
Abgre
Harneas
Buick
Bisckewith
Warner Cart
Ling Farms
Apple Direct
Dalgstt & Company, Limited
Jacky Coogan
Proyeic Rouse
Helder
A. Kaapg
Bes Bestt
Are
Whitness Orden
Davenport
Fae Bae
Eld
the & V. Tilly
Wn Thurainy
Mick Murphy
Cha Nemyer
Jim Houghtox
Haliday
Browale
Kalgooetle
Lassies' Guild
Kalgoorlie
Brackret
Semeo
Uae
Bors Ee Emcee
Pas CE —Rekweil
Hal, Guteeday
Yulivet
FOE Salz
Seuhine Warvesten
Massey Binder
Harmen
Br. Kempeen
Ort. Ltd
Iislicioes
Coos Belo Caen
Oes
Bef Sremces
Hall
Ametseg
E. Snell
Qwanted
Watee Diviner
the Dhartetnar Lee Moni
Rveeerd
Serev, Gamdifien
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