Intricate Crime Plot Unfolds In House Murder Case
Vance explains a complex chain of motives and misdirections surrounding Archer Coe's death. Wrede's duplicate key and a Chinese dagger mix with Brisbane's hidden plan to frame others. The narrative traces how a series of actions in Coe's residence led to a fatal night and a convoluted aftermath.
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Markham
Vance
Brisbane
Coe
Archer
Hilda Lake
Wrede
Liang
The Murder Plot Unfolds in a Grim Bedroom Scene
Vance explains to Markham a killers plan in which Brisbane hoped to stage Archer Coe’s death as suicide. The killer returns after Bris bane’s earlier murder attempt, places the revolver, and prepares to bolt the door to mislead investigators. The scene ends with the revelation that the killer devised an elaborate murder setup.
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Markham
Vance
Wrede
Archer Coe
Markhan
Brisbane
Hts
Archer
Tom
Desert Hero to Wed in Palestine Rising Tale
Notice of forthcoming marriage for Frederick A. Partridge, noted as desert hero and former Deputy Superintendent of Police in Gaza Beersheba. In 1929 he reportedly entered Bedouin camp to reason with sheikhs, preventing a battle near Jerusalem. Louise Stern listed as fiancée.
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Lowon
Palestine
Frederick A. Partridge
Louise Stern
Partridge
Gaza
Beersheba
Jerusalem
Federal fertiliser subsidy forms issued to post offices
The Minister for Commerce announced that subsidy application forms for artificial manure have been mailed to most post offices nationwide. Under the Financial Relief Act 1984 a 15 per ton subsidy applies to artificial manure used July 1 1934 to June 30 1935 for primary produce other than wheat, including pasture improvement.
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Hobart
Broom Fired From Cannon at Barracks Accident injures Officer
In Colchester the sound of a broom fired from an old cannon caused mystery. At Goojerat Barracks the ancient weapon was loaded with a broom and fired twice, then a third time by accident. Lieutenant J B M Carter of the Lancashire Fusiliers was struck in the left hand and arm and wounded in the eyes.
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Buntire
1St
Lancashire Fusiliers
H.M.5
Ganges
Goojerat Barracks
J. B. M. Carter
Political duel wounds M Chambre at Margille racecourse
A third French political duel of the year occurred at Margille racecourse near Saint Malo. M Guy la Chambre ministersia of the Merchant Marine was wounded by Maitre Jacques Renouvin in a secret duel judged by two doctors.
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St. 1A Chambee
Waladier
Secret Poona Race Ends in Horse Destruction
A clandestine race between two jockeys at Poona led to the deaths of their mounts Bright Star and Port Light after a collision near a reinforced starting gate. Both jockeys suffered serious injuries and were rushed to hospital in unconscious states.
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Poona
Bright Star
Port Light
Practical jeweller advert and new material claim
An advert notes watch and clock maintenance by oiling and setting led by H Coote in Gloucester. It mentions a bakelite by-product from coal being tested in Britain for car bodies, claimed stronger than steel, lighter than aluminium, and burn resistant.
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Gloucester
Britain
Maintenance of Main Roads and Funding Changes
The Minister for Transport Mr M F Bruxner replied to a Central Executive resolution urging relief for shire councils from contributing to main road costs. He outlined that since 1924 the state bears most main road costs, with councils paying half originally, now with the state covering most work on state highways and trunk roads, and 75 percent of bridges on other main roads, leaving limited funds to increase assistance. The minister notes many roads have been proclaimed since 1925 and regrets the rate cannot be increased due to existing obligations on available funds.
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Central Executive
P.P. Union
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Haif
Main Roads Board
Otro
Bruxnov Ale
Calman & Co Announces Dairy Machinery Stock in Maitland Showroom
Calman and Co announces in Maitland showroom new stocks including Crown Dahlia separators Joyce cream cans strainers vats and all farm machinery such as mowing machines disc plows harrows rakes cultivators scarifiers plows engines and chaffcutters. They offer repairs and supply spare parts at low cost with in house re tanning and re balancing bowls and invite customers to request the latest price book by phone 298.
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Maitland
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