Derby Day London King Beaten Amid Derby Whirl
A crowded Derby Day scene in London features immense attendance as King’s presence looms but is edged by a favorite. Tom Walls drives legal drama and spectacle across the track amid uncertain results and Australian ties, with television coverage and global timing marking a historic day.
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Bishop of London Overseen in Rector Case Trial
In a complex hearing at Norfolk, the Rector’s case involves Bishop in the Box and a London church figure. testimony includes a 10 year extended sentence and claims of inappropriate conduct. The Chancellor will read the full Friday proceedings and deliver a verdict later. Davidson was acquitted, with potential further adjournment to determine sentencing.
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Wool Sale Records From London Auction Aboard Prices
Fragmentary report indicates wool bales sold in London auctions including Victorian era lots and items from New Zealand. The text references sellers and a competition or rate, with unclear details on sellers or exact quantities.
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Wales
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Von Papen invited to form cabinet in Germany
President von Hindenburg invites former Reichstag member Franz von Papen from the Centre party to form a new government. Reports suggest von Papen’s rise foreshadows possible shift in social legislation as conservative Catholic factions align with France Germany undertaking amid volatile political climate. Berlin sources note von Papen, once accused plotter in wartime, gains influential backing despite opposition fears.
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Rosehi in Saturdays Races at Rosebili Club Meeting
Acceptors listed for Rosebili Race Club meet on Saturday across hurdles and trials. Notable entrants include Negella feonul Kirna High Molly Dundas and Havaspot in various handicap events with specific horses noted for each race.
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Handy Aeroplane Uproar Claims Airship Invasion
Belgrade reports a claimed handy aeroplane that lands on roofs and uses no motor car propulsion, amid a chaotic account of political intrigue. The piece intertwines a sensational aeronautic claim with German political developments, noting Hindenburg, Hitler, and a looming government crisis as a deflating backdrop. The fragmentary text hints at a deficit figure of 8,400,000 for the year ending March.
AJM Winter Meeting Rancdwick Maiden Hurdle Trials
The first day acceptances for the AJM Winter Meeting at Rancdwick list maidens and hurdles. Entries include Gabster Prismatic patie Shady Dorts and Never Despair in various hurdle and handicap races with crossties to June Stakew and others.
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Visit to the Pope Rome Pilgrims Reach Naples
Pilgrims aboard the Orient Company's Ormonde hurried to Naples after a Rome visit and an audience with the Pope. A short welcome speech was translated for Papal representatives before the pilgrims reembarked.
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World Finance Meeting in the House of Commons
Foreign Secretary Sir John HKimens announced an important Commons gathering after recent talks between Britain and the United States governments. The discussions, prompted by an international economic conference, consider methods to stabilize commodity prices and weigh future cooperation on trade and finance.
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Odd Cairo Mummy Transfer Under Premier Edict
A dawn procession carried twenty Egyptian kings and eight queens from Cairo Museum to a mausoleum in Zaghul's widow tomb. Premier Sidky ordered the mausoleum hold the mummies despite a cited curse. A dispute involved the Countess of Bective and a Federation Commissioner noted in the High Court.
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Campaign rallies promote Garry in Goulburn electorate
U C P organizer Hammond reports Mr Garry spoke to large gatherings at Wingello Taong and Kenmore on Wednesday. Supporters praised his abolition of state governments policy and Mortgage Tax Moratorium Acts. Local leaders stressed Garry as a country businessman and returning soldier with strong rural support.
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McNicoll Campaign Swing For UAP Candidate Cantwell
Brig General McNicoll MP spoke at Lake Bathoret and Bungendore urging support for UAP candidate Cantwell opposing former Education Minister Davies. He said local sentiment favored Davies being beaten and also addressed voters alongside Wollondilly’s Mark Moran. Next he will back Ardill in the Yaea electorate.
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Ardill
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Loughlin Address Highlighted by Goulburn Campaign Leader
Mr Peter Loughlin was to address the United Australia Party at Town Hall last night. Goulburn campaign director A W Smart urged votes for Loughlin as No 1, Gerry as No 2, and Tully as No 3. Ald Turnbull presided.
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Had Enough Albury Labour Man Albury
A fragmented report from Albury on Thursday notes mounting opposition within the local Labour movement to federal and state labour policies. The item signals calls for a return to anti policy stances amid broader party disputes and regional tensions.
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Baldwin defends Sir Philip Game as constitutional in Commons
In the House of Commons Acting Premier Baldwin regrets inability to provide facilities for discussion on Sir Philip Game. Maxton questions constitutional right to suspend a democratically elected government. Baldwin says action constitutional but not for a motion now. debate possible during debate on the Damiplen Dfflce.
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House of Commons
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Maxton
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Stevens Election Prospects Praised by Premier in Sydney
Premier Mr Stevens praised evolving election prospects after a well received reception in Sydney. He said the campaign is a crusade to save the state from corrupt wreckers and noted strong turnout and enthusiastic meetings in metropolitan centers.
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Stevens
Three Years For Razor Slashing In Sydney
Justice Halae Rogera of the Criminal Court sentenced Edward Fielding to three years in prison for razor slashing. He rejected automatism as a defence while noting impulsive acts can be dangerous. Fielding’s prior good record led to a possible discharge after 12 months for good conduct.
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Thunsday
Halae Rogera
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Stribling for Australia in New Boxing Move
A private cable from Sydney notes American heavyweight boxer Young Striling will depart San Francisco tomorrow for Sydney to pursue overseas training and competition opportunities.
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South Coast Electors Revel in Hopeful Sound of Campaign
A speaker described the South Coast as revealing the electors' mood, noting countryside optimism for the future and growing confidence in unseating former Education Minister Davies based on recent observations and impressions.
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Train wrecking attempt near Sydney sparks police probe
Edward Jobes driving a motor train between East Hills and Kingsgrove spotted an obstruction across the line near Kingsgrove Station. The crew applied emergency braking and reversed to avoid damage as a hemp rope with stone sleepers was laid across the track. Police have yet to determine any motive for the alleged deliberate act.
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Historic 94 Year Old Relic Book in Goulburn
An old English royal lineages book from William the Conqueror to Queen Victoria, tied to Melbourne gifts and Goulburn figures. Now in Mr. Cornford of the town, the leather bound volume shows fine engravings and early printing artistry. It is to be authenticated by authorities.
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Melbourne
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Revenue figures show May excess and annual shortfall
May revenue exceeded the corresponding month by £492,055. For the first eleven months, revenue was £41,414 below the prior period and £161,643 in the annual tentative estimate.
Labour movement leader ends support for Labour in Albury race
At Lavington Mr. Straues, former Labour movement leader, spoke at a meeting held by A Mair of the UAP. He said he had been a vigorous Labour advocate but would abandon the movement and vote against the Labour candidate, who would be placed last.
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Mr Tully to Speak at Koowlmao Corner This Friday
Mr Tully will address Koowlmao's Corner Friday at 8 p.m. and again Saturday at 1 a.m., delivering remarks in a local community forum.
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Loughlin to Speak in Multiple NSW Towns Tomorrow
Mr Loughlin F Loughton UA candidate will tour Goulburn Tirranoa Howmonte Marulan Wiodeflame presenting at 1 pm tomorrow and 7 30 pm at Tirranoa hours later with additional meetings at Marulan and Ss p m.
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Garry to Speak at Big Hill Then Towrang Meetings
Country Party candidate Mr J J Garry will address attendees at Big Hill tonight at eight oclock. Tomorrow he speaks at Towrang at two pm and will accompany Mr Burrell to Goulburn for an event at eight.
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Men on Strike at Wyangalle Vimy Project Near Cowra
About 330 workers at the Wyangalle Vimy construction site 240 miles from Cowra stopped work today in protest after the perceived injustice against a motor ferry driver named Murray Roberts. The strike seeks a disciplinary reversal and the workers warn they will not resume until the matter is resolved. The incident reportedly followed a collision involving Roberts returning from a trip to Wondereck, causing damage to a vehicle and delaying services at the site.
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Goulburn police court raid nets 15 arrests at gaming house
At Goulburn Police Court this morning Robert Gil lepic, 41, faced charges of keeping a common gaming house on May 21. Fifteen men were charged for being found on the premises without lawful excuse after a police raid led by Constable Linaker. Evidence detailed a tense search of 198 Auburn Street known as the Goulburn Athletic Club, with questioning over the raid and whether those found there were brought by officers. The case proceeds with defense by Mr Am nberg and police counsel Mr Thomas.
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Leslie Leo Stanley
Arthur Preebody
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Alman Erle Eldridge
Arthur Lesle Granger
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Mr ARDILL S Campaign Speaking Dates Announced
Mr Ardill will address Colladoy Friday at 7 00 pm Dalton Saturday at 6 00 pm and Gunoing Saturday at 7 00 pm as part of his campaign schedule with three city stops listed.
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Minister For Post Office Speaks In Support Of Loughlin
The Minister for Post Office, Mr. Fenton, and Mr. T. D. Muteh will address the audience to back Mr. Loughlin at the forthcoming event tomorrow. The speakers aim to rally support and endorse Loughlin’s position.
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