Italian General Telini Killed by Albanian Bandits
In Paris on August 20, reports state General Telini and companions were killed by ambushers near the Greco frontier after their delegation's arrival. About thirty to forty shots rang out as an Italian car halted. The Greek colonel Botsuri carried the Italians from a ditch. authorities pursue political motives behind the ambush.
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Diplomatic calm urged amid Greece Italy tensions
London dispatch mocks talk of war between Greece and Italy, noting both nations are League of Nations members bound to mediation. It calls such quarreling mischievous and inconceivable given their recent restoration of full diplomatic ties and commitment to arbitration under the covenant.
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Escape of the Murdered in Athens Sparks Diplomatic Tensions
August 31 Athens reports Greek newspapers praising Italy while seeking legitimate satisfaction for Telini crime. Crowds in front of the Greek consulate observed demonstrations carrying shields bearing a Greek emblem. The cabinet aims to respond within national dignity limits.
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Greek Detachment in Pursuit Near Janina
Athens reports a Greek military detachment has started in pursuit of the murderers near Janina. The telegram dated August 31 notes active pursuit operations by Greek forces in the region.
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Dublin August 30 Thri Government Majority Report
Irish political roundup notes a government majority with key figures Congrave Kilkensy 44 of 40100 votes and three quota margins, Frask Aitken victorious in Louth with 151 of 13506 votes, Clore in Lavan with 17730, May Neill elected on 8170, overall tally listed as Republican 1 Independent 6 Labor 4 Purmers 2.
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Republicans Badly Beaten Sink in Postwar Election Mix
Fragmented OCR text reports a political upheaval with Republicans badly beaten as labor and peace treaty supporters align, noting a large remaining vote count and unexpected results. Mentions August 31 and a wave of anticipated final tallies impacting party fortunes.
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Gangs in Sheffield Report of Terror and Robberies
Vina reports armed gangs terrorizing Sheffield with robberies and brutal beatings. Police struggle as clashes rise. 200 gang members believed active in groups of 15 to 200, with taximen knocked unconscious and officers bolstered by armed units.
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Cavetown's Big Station Plans Revealed in Capetown
Capetown on August 20 reports a proposed station with high power. The project lists 75 units of capacity and places a main line at four miles long. Details indicate early construction and a forthcoming demonstration for public interest in the development.
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Singapore Base Budgeting Prompts Imperial Grant Debate
A Wellington dated item notes the Imperial Government approving an appropriation exceeding £100,000 for the cost of the naval base at Singapore. The report mentions the appropriation bill and a debate over imperial authority and defense expenditures.
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Imprisonment Judgments tied to Bank Case in Perth
In September reports from Perth detail verdicts on a bank case. Justice Burnside sentenced a principal to five years, Ferguson to four, Bukanara to three. The August balance sheet shows revenue of 490,704 and expenditure of 628,500, a deficit of 137,305 pounds.
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Boy, 16, ends life at The Gap after romance collapse
Roland Kentwell aged 16 leapt from Watsons Bay The Gap after declaring intent to die following a theatre outing with Phoebe Gillies 14. The girl tried to dissuade him and witnessed his fall, narrowly escaping harm herself as police recovered the body near the edge at dawn.
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Victoria Incident at Moonee Valley Races
Melbourne August 30 James Reiffern appeared at City Court charged with maiming the ratehorse Valvoid. Witnesses testified he was seen putting a hand in Valvoid's mouth at Boone Valley. The police requested more time for inquiries and examination. The accused was remanded until September.
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Population growth projection from Commonwealth Statistician
Melbourne August 30 reports that at current natural increase rates Australia’s population will double every 35 years. The statistician’s figures show birth and death rates are very low compared with many countries, supporting rapid growth prospects.
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Treasury urges mass conversion of government loan holdings
Commonwealth Treasurer Doctor Earle Page urged 100000 holders who have not yet applied to convert their maturing loan. He warned banks offer lower interest and emphasized the need for fresh borrowing to redeem the old loan. He appealed to public spirit and urged immediate action to boost applications before September 15.
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Judge States Position On Desertion In Marriage Case
A Sydney court judge dismissed a desertion claim by a young wife who married in 1930 and lived with her parents after marriage. He stated that circumstances such as a husband not yet able to provide a home do not constitute desertion for three years or more. He emphasized couples may stay with parents while improving finances and still remain lawful, urging the petition be rejected.
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Municipal Markets Report From Morning Trade
Fair supplies at the municipal market this morning with limited trades. Prices shown include lamb and pork at date rates, cabbage 1/4 each, peas 4d, beets 34 per bushel, carrots 3d, onions 1/8 to 1/8 1/8, and assorted vegetables with mixed availability.
Northampton Hospital meeting forms new committee for a hospital
A public meeting at Northampton convened by the Roads Board to establish a new Hospital Committee drew about fifty residents and officials. They discussed forming a building plan, subsidy terms, and a projected cost around £1,000, with aims to speedily establish a week‑long institution and begin building once funding and arrangements are clarified.
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Warpath Wins Wandicap At Kalgoorlie Meet
The Kalgoorlie meet features are listed with large stakes and weights. Warpath wins the Wandicap. other races include Langton Plate and Lamington Plate events with entries like Emu Hoy and Androniens.
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District association formed at Geraklion Tennis Club event
The Country Work hosts a district association formed at a Cowbell Night meeting to be known as the Victorix District Teams Association. Maley elected patron, Morbal secretary, and memberships discussed. The event showcased the singles final won by ACC, with trophies awarded by Mr. Ropkawen and others. Deraldive ladies provided afternoon tea during the tournament.
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