Two Boys Die From Charcoal Gas In Caltowie Home
In Caltowie Adelaide September 9 two sons of railway ganger P O Loughlan aged 10 and 12 were found dead in their bedroom by their mother who had gone to wake the elder boy for work. A last night note implied carbon monoxide poisoning from a damped charcoal fire as vents had been closed. The elder boy choked and left the room before he died. the younger lay asleep. At Port Adelaide a stud ram sale saw A W Maidment of Bonny Finberney bid successfully on the ram at 60 guineas.
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Adalaide
Loughlan
Caltowie
S Atch
Leo
Messrs
Elder, Smith and Co
Port Adelaide
Todey
A. W. Maidment
Ffinberney
Alec
Merina
Turkey Creek murders report details revealed
Premier cites telegram from Acting-Sub Inspector McCarthy noting Major’s effects include robbery proceeds. Three rifles, two revolvers, 42 cartridges taken. About four rounds fired at the police. Engagement occurred near Negrin River border of the Northern Territory. Coroner to be arranged. no opinion expressed pending the case.
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Perth
Yraterday
Turkey Creek
McCarthy
Derby
Poley
Negrin River
Abed
Perth Police Court Hears Ill Operation Charge
Harriett Graham a middle aged well dressed woman faced Perth Police Court yesterday before Mr Ros P M charged with having performed an ill operation in Perth on July 29. The promontion evidence was in progress when the court adjourned until today.
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Perth
Harriett Graham
Ros
St Perth
Perth Rapt 10 Dimie and Ban non sign match articles
Dimie holder of Australia’s champion belt and P. Bannon middleweight champion met and signed for a wrestling match at Theatre Royal with date not fixed. An advertisement shows James Nicholls for Button Singh offering to match Singh against Din ale Toe for £100 in catch-as-catch-can style.
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Perth
Dimie
Australia
P. Bannon
Theatre Royal
Ne Wreer
James Nicholls
Buttan Bimgh
Button Singh
Dinale Toe
New Governor General sworn in amid reception for Admiral
Sydney on September 9 reported the official landing of Australia’s new Governor-General. He was later sworn in at a pavilion outside the domes built for the reception of the American Admiral.
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Sydney
Australia
Yeatening
Severe floods hit New South Wales and Chinese influx rises
Severe floods affected New South Wales with Nemot and Narrabri near homes as crops went underwater. Over 200 Chinese arrived and landed in Sydney yesterday amid the flooding reports.
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New South Wales
Nemot
Narrabri Bi
Sydney
Burns Johnson bout progress toward title clash
Reports indicate negotiations and cablegrams between the Sporta Syndicate and manager Johnson over a planned 5 round match between challenger Jack Johnson and world champion Tommy Burns. No final terms or date yet as talks continue.
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Jack Johmon
Tommy Isarns
Sporta Syndicate
Tohnson
Ladies Lost and Found
Friday afternoon a woman and her daughter, missing from home since Friday noon, were found five miles from home in a cleared ground area near the road. They were in weak condition after four days of search, with fears they might have perished from starvation.
Arbitration Court Introduces Safeguards in Award
Wellington Sept 2 The Arbitration Court has introduced novel clauses into a filed award to prevent immediate strikes. The measure states that a strike cannot be used to invalidate or influence the award and that workers cannot frame the award as a pretext for industrial action.
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Wellington
Shell Imemedisanions
Melbourne Motor Car Crash Injures Six Officers
In Melbourne early today a powerful motor car carrying six officers of the American fleet crashed into a flock near the city gates. The vehicle struck the flock without warning, injuring numerous sheep with broken legs and crushed bodies. The front of the car sustained damage and its lamps were shattered.
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Melbourne
Tourne
Minister for Water Supply Under Fire in Assembly
In Victoria serious aspersions were cast on the Minister for Water Supply over tender actions. A motion of censure was moved yesterday in the Assembly. the House adjourned to Tuesday for further discussion of the matter.
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Victoria
Bia
Lancashire and World News Roundup from London
London reports mixed items from Sept 9 including Lancashire and Lottes centers, Beatrice quarter mile race at Govan, Welkingz New Zealander Wilding, tennis champion King Edward. Doncaster race. a new body to control billiards. Eucharistic Congress opened in Wentminster with Papal welcome. Protestant petitions to forbid host processing. Danish ex-minister arrested for forgery and fraud. Peasants’ Bank loss around £500,000. German moves favor Haid. Anglo Russian note to Shah on order reforms. Railway Picnic plans and publican booth at Geraldton. railway secretary Gerskdion sets timetable for Sept 14.
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London
Lancashire
Lottes
Govan
Wilding
Edward
Doncaster
England
Wentminiater
Justin Ban Vjeen
Traud
Beak
Vasel
Mulai Haid
Germtany
Nos
North politics letter urges independent Cochrane
In a correspondence to the editor a reader insists Geraldton and the North need an independent MP, praising Mr Cochrane for exposing neglect of northern interests. The author attacks party lines, criticizes Perth politics, and argues Cochrane’s policy could develop the North despite skepticism from Labor and others.
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Geraldton
Brows
Carem
North
Thas
Mr. Cochrane
Capitol
Murchison
Nor’Worthes Berm
Perth
Cochrane
Cockrase
Bes
Japan
Cochrama
Cochrame
Howse
Express
Cock Tame
Deen
Minvtings
Joes
Carson
A Word to the Elector and the Rod of Reform
A garbled public discourse critiques voters and factions, mentioning politicians and parties in a misspelled, overlapping reminiscence. The text references Dewerrats, Mr Brows, Coreen, Cochreniees, and a call for prefer ential voting amid political maneuvering.
Editor's entreaty on election candidates
A letter to the editor urges voters to consider candidates carefully before polling day. The writer alleges improper dealings by government and department officials related to a Mingemen water project, questions the integrity of certain nominees, and praises Mr Moore for his past service while cautioning electors against being swayed by favoritism.
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Uggiss
Tous
FF. Penres
Mingeerw
Tearme
Joe
Joes
Eagard
Huggins
Sar
Moore
Irwin
Irwinite urges Jose candidacy with loyalty appeal
A letter from an Irwinite voter petitions support for Jose noting integrity proven in office and fidelity to constitutional duties. The writer, claiming local roots and concern for needs, urges electors to consider Jose's bid and to replace old leaders with new blood.
Cooperative Flour Mill Shareholder Complaint Clarifies Director Election
A shareholder letter questions the Secretary T. L. Brows handling of director nominations for the Victoria District Cooperative Flour Milling Co. arguing the procedure may breach the Companies Act and delay company operations. The writer seeks explanation to fellow shareholders.
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T. L. Brows
Victoris
Riet Co-operative Flour Milling Co
Brown
Inez Guners
Tenders Sought for Gravel Supply to Fire Station
Municipality of Geraldton invites tenders for the supply of about 900 yards of good gravel delivered to the fire station. Tenderers to supply price per cubic yard. Tenders to be submitted and will be considered. William Carson Town Clerk.
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WM. Carson
Clark
Victoria District Flour Milling Company Nomination Notice
NOMINATIONS made by at least two shareholders and the consent of nominees are required. Nominations close at 9 o clock on Monday September 8th and ballots will close at 3 p.m. Saturday September 22nd. By order T L Brown Acting Secretary Drald's Hall admission details follow.
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Imads
Imust
Ahmed
Cleer
T. L. Brown
For Sale three pups two young cats nearby
Short classified style note lists three pups for sale and three older cats available nearby with contact details not provided.
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