Gaol for Eibling Sequel to a Flirtation in Italy
Vienna critic Dr Erwin Felber recounts a harrowing voyage from Venice to Venice where a first class deck went dark and an innocent flirtation led to arrest. Carabiniere searched him, he was jailed in a dark cell, questioned by a Berlin professor, and faced a brutal court process with little defense or interpreter. After days in custody and threats of Mussolini, intervention by a diplomat finally secured his release though he remained chained.
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Italy
Erwin Fel’ox
Vienna
Felber
Berlin
Seare High
Venice
Adolf Man
Mussolini
Nevarthe Tess
Me Austin
Maeve
LIQUOR IN FUDDINGS Supplies for New York
A Dante paper reports English padding firms crossed the Atlantic with paddings to ship liquor to the American Choisuyas fable. Treasury officials say the items do not contain liquor and will not trouble New York customs at Christmas.
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Dante
Cited States Treasury (Customs) Department
New York
Lonton
Destructive Fire Dorrigo Destroys Seven Buildings
A large blaze in Dorrigo destroyed seven buildings early morning, damaging factories and homes including Noble and Gala and a generator plant. Estimated losses ranged from 45000 to 100000 pounds. Firefighters battled flames from balcony to prevent spread as adjoining walls weakened and occupants were awakened by smoke.
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Ralian
Comeores
Wuindersion
Meecha
Nobli Noble
Gala
Police favor stance in artivr decision noted
The lmnideutts are to be retained despite the imminent decision of the Inspector General of Police and Chief Secretary Mr. Laxturini in favor of the police view of the artivr.
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Lmnideutts
Pol'eo
Laxturini
Artivr
Rare Birds For A 700 From New Guinea Expedition
Walter Goodfellow brings to the London Zoo a remarkable collection from interior New Guinea after a long expedition among cannibals. Among the oddities is a blue Bird of Paradise called Prince Rudolph, reportedly the only white specimen seen alive in Europe. The party faced hostile tribes and harsh conditions, but the haul includes two flying foxes and other unusual animals, though a baby skink died despite care.
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New Guinea
Walter Good-fellow
London Zoo
Europe
Mr. Goodfellow
Parol
Ayself
SAWMILL DESTROYED IN NORWA AREA FIRE
A large fire destroyed a sawmill owned by the Norwa Timber Company area, causing about E1000 in damage. Several men were injured and the community faced unemployment as workers fled the flames. An inquiry has been ordered by The Corner.
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Norwa Timber Company
PSA
AL Bungwatht
Amity
Avta
Amit
Drei Aga Prat
Viton
Inquest for Hubert Naydabason at Shroder Hawt
The chronicle reports a grim incident and inquest details for Hubert Naydabason, 34, found shot at Shroder Hawt. Father’s duck gun linked to the deceased’s father and a nearby rifle noted. Funeral planned for Sunday with Rev. Alf Grappean officiating at Strom cemetery.
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Hubert Naydabason
Waaker
Thaneoe
Stroud
Morbil
Strom Cemplery
Alf. Grappean
Chronicle
NOT DEAD CHILD REPORTED FOR BURIAL
A child thought dead was marked for burial but revived after medical aid. The parents initially refused removal to hospital, a nurse or caretaker suggested burial, and Dr. Atken intervened to move the child to a hospital for treatment. Upon care, the child recovered enough to return home, though appearances misled observers into believing the child was deceased.
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Saveen Meads
Dames
Alken
Dave Ater
Tha
Phil
Ds Atken
Abe
Bones Found In Kirkwall Cathedral Spark Ancient Burial Claims
Medieval skeletons unearthed in Kirkwall Cathedral Orkney Islands are believed to be 200 years old and may relate to Norse settlers and St Magnus legends. The discovery includes two skuletona and a possible link to Regmvald with references to a murder tale from the era.
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Lonliun
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
St. Magnus
Rognvald
Julil Mbieni
Sve
Ikland
Hellshoy
GIRI LAID OUT OLD MAN ROO IN FRANTIC DUEL
In Simdarah south of Fremantle a fierce fight broke out between a young man and a kangaroo. A cattle dog aided the roo until an adult, Miss Moffatt, arrived with her cattle dog and a riding whip. The roo clung to her, the dog fought, and Miss Moffatt finally subdued the animal with a forceful kick and a swift lunge. The scene drew a crowd and was said to be the most extraordinary sight in years.
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Perth
Sumiey
Iind
Simdarah South
Fremantle
Gil
Whlely
Vickor
Nik Furepawa
Abd el Krim's Luxury Home Revealed at Ajdir
Reports from Alhagemas describe Abd el Krim living in relative luxury at the former Riff capital Ajdir. European style houses, a telephone network linking the village, a library of 600 well bound religious and educational books, and well equipped village facilities including a model hospital with modern amenities are noted.
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Alhagemas
Abd el Krim
Ajdir
Riff
Mix Towse Sis
Fragmented notice from papitata France with unclear details
An unintelligible event note mentions seven persons of the population and references unclear cycles or items. The text is garbled, offering no specific names, places, dates, or concrete actions.
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France
Valuer General figures and prior year notes in 1920s NSW report
Amidst a garbled 1920s NSW document, figures discuss the valuer general's assessments, donations, and revenue impacts. Mentions of Macleay Grathiet Mosn'til donation, Guthtert Gooner dealings, and Peter's involvement surface with fragmented notes on property values and government sums. Also cites London Fire Brigade fires in 1924 and Rhodes Scholars at Oxford.
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Nsw
Wek
Abbott
John Wallarabha Jana
Bod. Smith
Macleay Giathiet Mosn
British Empire
London Fire Brigade
Eminent Light Special at Castle NRagie RT Synney
Fragmentary trade prospect note from Stevenson Basserr Co claims a long history and personal attendance by Mr Stevenson. It invites readers to send samples for a same day return, mentioning J. Channel and a Newsagent.
Gunpowder Plot Sermons Mentioned Across Churches
The article notes that despite the November 5 thanksgiving service custom being long abolished, sermons about the Gunpowder Plot continued in English churches last November. It explains the origin of the so called Guy Sermons from pious Protestants who left wills establishing the practice, and notes that when the sermon lapses the funds often still go to charity, forcing incumbents to honor the testator’s wishes each November 5.
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Enzil
Beavest
Anders
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Gillespie
Newcastle
Booral Wharf
Allyn River
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Cuthbertson
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Kike-street
Nang
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Australian Mercantile Land & Finance Company Ltd
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Dorrigo
Robert Ray Johnson
Child
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Olain
Giri
Cnyls
Fair Exchange
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Ulsupostel Eiliees
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Aula
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Amklv
Davis
Denny
Cai Welk
Bey Joan
Rargy House
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Kwan
Ridley Pins
Il Costes
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Thuniston Street
Hal
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Canada
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St. Dunstan's
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Dentigt
Queen ST
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Eric Weine
EYEE
Webster
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Holmes & Homewood
Bam
Great Northern Motors
Yemen
J. &, Monro
the Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co
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BROS
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Park Street
Manning Lime Company
Taree
Moilnens
Winmers
Tuck
Kerle’s Siling
A. J. White
Church Street
Comino Bros
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Victoria Insurance Co Ltd
H. J. Channell
Falconer Bros
Market Street
J. Charlton
T. Hannan
Saddler and Starness Maker
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C. Tonks
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