The Kennel Murder Case Tangles a Doyle Style Plot
Markham and Vance sift clues in a double murder at a London style rooming era. Grassi defends his actions amid threats over a vase sale while Montrose confirms alibis. A bolted door and a guarded dog push the case toward a hidden motive and a dangerous suspect.
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Markham
Vance
Brisbane
Archer
Burke
Luke
Grassi
Montrose
Metropolitan
Doctor Montrose
Signar
Doberman talk and clues slow police inquiry
A brief interview reveals Vance took notes on a phone pad about Wrede and his Doberman. Markham speculates on ownership while naming contacts on Central Park West. The team decides to pause the case for the day and keep a lookout at the suspect's residence.
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Wrede
Vance
Markham
Weatchester
Greenwich Vilage
Central Park West
Germany
Seattle
Gamble
Asy Sum
Lake
Grassi
Coe
Varite
Banking System Inquiry Motion Advised in Parliament
In the House of Representatives Col Bell called notices of motion while JR Hunter announced plans for a Royal Commission of experts to probe the Australian banking and monetary system both internal and international. The Prime Minister Lyons said the ministry would not object if Parliament demanded an inquiry and would arrange a suitable occasion for discussion.
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Col. Bell
House of Representatives
JR. 4. Hunter
Mr. Lyons
Hunter
Consultation visit by London testing expert at Gloucester hotel
Mr. DT McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald (Sydney) Ltd, London nights test ing specialist, will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday November 30 from 9 am. to 6 pm. Appointments may also be made at A I Cavanoughs Chemist.
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DT. McDonald
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Gloucester
Fpan
Cavanougn
High Jump Debate at Albury Show Over Cruelty Claims
Albury stir follows a Melbourne report alleging cruelty to horses in the high jump at the Albury Show. The show committee discussed the matter with stewards and officials noting no clear cruelty, urging training and wing restrictions while acknowledging discipline varies in sports. Some officials cited absence of Whips and Spurs in other shows and warned against brutality, stressing courage as essential and police action if cruelty occurred.
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Albury
Melbourne
Aney Toness
Geelong
P.C.A
Cream Houses and Quality in Dairying Debated
Central Executive of the Primary Producers Union forwarded two resolutions to the Minister for Agriculture. The Minister, Mr Main, replied detailing that cream house regulations may be relaxed if producers supply choicest cream to factories. He outlined grading trust, official checks, and Dairy Manual requirements to prevent inferior cream and contamination while aiming for improvement in premises.
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Primary Producers’ Union
Main
Rameered
Gentral
Skuniars
Speanlses
Cresty
Imuny
Ita Lin
Vie
Mr Main
Butler
Mae
Aries
Bearded Men Win Swiss Court Case Over Hair Rights
A Geneva eccentric defended his two foot beard and flowing hair in court, arguing men have as much right to long hair as women have to short. The magistrates discharged him, and crowds cheered as he left, asserting rights of personal and civic freedom. A station master briefly intervened at a railway hub before the man was arrested and then acquitted. The tale closes with a plug for a watch and a note on a sea water petrol substitute proposal from Rouen, with the French government eyeing the patent.
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Vance
Grassi
Mr. Grassi
Mr. Coe
Geneva
Gut Bentleman
Scotch Jokes at Jubilee by Rev Millar in Brisbane
The Rev N 8 Millar of SS Andrew's Church Brisbane tells a tale at Murwillumbah Jubilee celebrations about a frugal Scotch farmer and a lantern joke during courting. He also denies the report of Scottish delegates sailing from Moreton Bay with seagulls one wing carrying lunch.
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Millar
SS Andrew's Church
Brisbane
Murwillumbah
Mac
Sandy
Rev. Millar
Moreton Bay
Old Country
Danger of Dogs Drives Road Safety Appeal
The N.R.M.A. asks dog owners to keep pets off main roads. Many accidents this year stem from motorists swerving to avoid hogs and dogs. The article notes dogs retreating at road edges can frighten drivers and cause loss of control, urging owners to exert stricter control to curb the habit.
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N.rm.a
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