Terrible Fatal Aeroplane Crash Kills Aviator
Terrifying air disaster claims Lieut. McIntosh the renowned aviator and a passenger. Second passenger severely injured. The Avro craft crashed north of Dalwallin. Loughlin sustained critical injuries but survived. Funeral held in Perth for the pilot. survivor moved to Northam hospital. Cause of crash unknown. spectators and Beake's Ambulance teams assisted.
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Toodyay
Boti
Goomalling
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Mears
Hilary Joy
Dalwallian
Albert Joe Loughlin
Toy
Loughlin
Wally Oak
Hy Iema
Beake
Allan of
Perth
Dalwallina
Liens
Mclntosh
Lieut
Northam
Inquest Into Crash Near Pithars on Salpeer OF
The inquest on two victims continued at Pithars on Salpeer OF. Evidence questioned the aircraft condition and pilot behavior. Witnesses testified about passengers' intoxication and the plane's spin before crashing, with medical opinions noting no heart disease.
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Pithars
Salpeer
Roamel
McIntosh
Thianscent
Allan
William Harold Lilley
Paaseu
Beary Uoassis
Molatosh
Inquest Adjourned Over Fatal Flight Tragedy
Proating the fatal one stated the trip was landing perfect and that both subsequent passengers were lightly under the influence of drink. After hearing further evidence the inquest was adjourned till the 22nd April.
Northam Trotting Club Fashion Show Looms Large
The Northam Trotting Club prepares for a major event with a spirited committee led by the energetic secretary Mr Ri. Entries include Malden Trott and Yanley among others, with classes for One mile, Two miles, and various plate events. Next Wednesday’s meeting promises to be among the club’s most successful, with record entries listed. The late steamer Keinans arrived at Eremanila via Garoervon route.
Cunderdin Race Club Annual Meeting Notes and Results
The shore club annual meeting drew a large attendance though fields were small. Races included First Class Plate six furlongs Peggy’s Joy won by half length with time 1.19. Third Class Plate five furlongs Wonwooning placed second. Ounderdin Handicap Go n of Ruper won by half a length with time 1.36. Fifth Class Plate five furlongs Eberton led to victory with time 1.8. Fourth Class Plate six furlongs Gauss won by a length with time 1.232. Farewell Handicap Tarouge Bosns won by two lengths with time 1.24. Multiple starters and close finishes noted, with betting markets quoted.
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Shore Club
Monnay Last
Cocke
Mmorgius
Peggy's
Ura
Menange
Son of Super
Ovens
Peggy's Joy
Bailey Mac
Woonwoouing
Anteansis
Iength
McAuliffe
Inc
Jamas
Son Bon
Su Avena Paggy'n Joy
Cinas
Eberton
Joho Ovar
Proud 95
Ilinwa
Murslande
Lagaina
Proud
Hobart Wood Lengto
Thi
O Lenge
Furlange
Gauss
Bpinleal
Jemma
Joy Jom
Patcby Turner
Evans Spinisaf
Ageinat My Gana Tor
World's Champion Bullock at Sydney Show Promises Heavy Weights
Tsia predicts the heavy weight world bullock champion will appear at the Sydney Royal Show. A giant NZ bullock weighed 3056 pounds at Addington and is touted as Australasian champion. England's Pat the Giant reportedly weighed 3556 pounds with record measurements, but recent Wasgasat Show results favor a 3840 pound Hereford cross bullock from Frank Moore, surpassing Pat the Giant. The Shanghai?
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Tsia
Sydney Royal
Wanganui
Addington
England
Pat the Giant
Birmingham
Pat
Frank Moore
Bolgart Race Club Meeting Delivers Record Attendance
Bolgart Race Club held its annual meeting on a Wednesday with a district record turnout. Sunbarb emerged as a 2 to 1 favorite for the Bolgart Handicap but bolted with his jockey during prel iminaries and was scratched. Officials performed duties efficiently as results included Miss Wayman winning Trial Stakes and Miss Wayman taking the Pony Race, among others. betting favored Queen of Peace and Emu Bay in several heats. Time figures and margins vary across events, with Indiana and Paroula contesting the Farmers Plate and Naberap prevailing in the Bolgart Handicap.
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Bolart Race Club
Sunbarb
Queensland agent fined for running gambling house in 1921
George Montgomery, an agent for the Queensland Government, was charged in City Court with keeping a common gambling house from February 1 to March 23, 1921. He pleaded guilty, faced a £25 fine, and three months imprisonment in default, with £1 costs. The case was heard amid questions about misdemeanour grounds and ministerial instruction.
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Melbourne
George Montgomery
Queensland
Montgomery
Victoria
Golden Casket Art Union
Eurythmic Triumphs In Sydney Cup Fight At Ascot
Sporting Notes record Eurythmic overcoming rough interference to win the Sydney Cup while Westrain’s rivals shuffled for position. Bookmakers posted 100 to 2 against him, later 10 to 1. Carbine’s career winnings reach £29,476, with Eurythmic approaching £25,000. Goomalling Race Club gains May 4 racing rights. Metropolis program highlights Kimberley Handicap 300 and Speciality’s Doncaster form, plus Cumberland Stakes and Bunbury results.
Haunted Coal Rumors Stir Professors Claims Poltergeist Activity
Mr J F Frost of Horney N told of a quarrel about coal mixed with explosive causing lamps to smash and furniture damage. The coal reappeared in the garden and later noises were heard at stairs, described as moving from below. Sir William Barrett cites poltergeist phenomena.
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F.B
Society For Psychical Bassardh
Ted
German wheat deal shifts price expectations for Australia
Adelaide merchants report from Melbourne that Germany bought about 100000 tons of Australian wheat for March shipment at 7s 8d a bushel after a 7d discount. With low freight of 70s a ton the cash price is under 7s 7d a bushel. Germany received six months credit, altering financing terms and drawing critique of wartime policies. Hughes argues policy review may hinge on indemnity shares and export controls.
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Adelaide
London
Melbourne
Germany
Australia
Hughes
Meckesing Easter Meeting Attracts Large Crowd And Fast Racing
The Easter meeting of the Meckesing Race Club drew a large attendance and featured competitive racing. Notable results include the Goldel Shadow stakes with Skiplock and Rosy Joyance among top finishers, Felt by close margins in several races. Multiple horses such as Gauze Lad, Shiel Lock, and Petrovsk vied for redemption as distances ranged from five to six furlongs, with tight finishes and favorable tote dividends noted.
Athletics Yesterday at the Show Ground Winners
J Downey of Pen won both the 12a yard handicap and 75 yard sprint while Nettup secured the 440 yards. The report notes ex-Karl’s return to Budapest and a warning from Governor Admiral Horthy about his presence. The Hungarian Council reportedly plans to crown Karl king, with Allies said to oppose his throne return.
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Pen
Nettup
Karl
Budapest
Te Thepesn
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Auc A Lume
Kari
Crowding Into Cities and The Reconstruction Talk
In a Liemore address on The Reconstruction of the World Rev A McKillop warned that a class of carriers and distributors dominate the trade, while reformers push for national development. He criticized hypocrites urging growth while seeking personal advancement and urban rush to entertainment hubs.
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Liemore
N.3.w
A. McKillop
Ad Commission
Courten Wert
Greeks Battle Turks in Asia Minor Amid Broad Claims
In Asia Minor the Grecke and Tarke clash as authorities report Grecke victories while Turkish leaders refuse to concede until Greeks reach Angoa. Turks warn of long, difficult marches, but Greeks cheer prospects of reaching Constantinople around the Greek Easter.
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Asia Minor
Angoa
Constantinople
New York's Machine Sun For Mobs
A long antiquated report describes a compact six to seven pound “sub machine gun” capable of firing 45 caliber rounds at high rates, with multiple magazine configurations and easy field maintenance. It considers its potential use in mob scenes, including firing from a boat, with remarks on control, range, and the moral impact of massed fire.
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Nee
America
Met de Ee
Crossman
Mab
Acy Tyro
Esootii
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