Hopman Triumphs Over Vines In Australian Club Match
Hopman defeated American champion Vines in a rain slick Australian tennis club tourney. Hopman used tactical serves and varied pace to counter Vines erratic volleying, taking sets 4 1 and 1 In doubles Crawford and Won main beat Terrelle and Wilson. Critics praised Hopman's timing and predicted a strong Wimbledon showing if Vines cannot quicken his pace.
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London
Harry
Tina
Hopman
Vines
Crawford
Henderson
Clemenger
Taylor
Kowahare
Upan
Doudles
Terrelle
Wilson
Sp Tueley
Nuthall
Ft. Sat
Bnelish
Oman
Tim Rennet
Stata
Canal
Mopman Piayed Bo
Timmer
Drawford
Koewahara
Aproule
Lausanne conference tensions spark tense crowds in city
The Australian press notes Lausanne is hosting a Reparations Conference with large holiday crowds keeping safe distance from the Hotel Duchelara as delegates prepare for open sessions. Officials anticipate discussions shaping European policy amid public scrutiny and national tensions.
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London
Lausanne
Duchelara
A Clean Sweep Newfoundland Election Brief
A partial and garbled report outlines political figures and parties in Newfoundland elections. It references Opposition gains, worker concerns, pay reductions, and arbitration context, with mentions of unions, independents, and Labor themes amid a contested vote.
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John's
Newfoundland
Tonge
Price of Gold and World Debt Crisis Warned
Fragmented speech attributed to Winston Churchill argues that rising gold prices threaten civilisation and prosperity. He warns that continued monetary shocks and reparations disputes could trigger widespread bankruptcies and erode solvency, urging an international conference to stabilize exchange rates and realign values.
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London
Winston Churchill
Ely
Was Moxley insane verdict in NSW murder trial
The jury found Moxley guilty of murder after evidence from Dr. Holloway that he showed no fits during Long Bay observation. Witnesses described violent attacks and post seizure behavior including frothing at the mouth and loss of control, with Moxley asserting innocence despite a death sentence imposed by Justice Halse Rogers.
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Sydney
Moxley
Long Bay Gaol
E. Holloway
Ivy Annie Bradley
Blungerford
Holloway
Long Hayadl
Mckean
Witteaa
Werell
Hungerford
Linda Fletcher
Newtows
Moxier
Beale
Mra. Fletcher
Mr. McKean
George Lawrence
Bankstown
Halse Rogers
Moorefield Races Declared For Moorefield Meeting
Acceptances announced for Moorefield Race Club meeting on August 2. Entries include the Flying Handicap with Orby Anthina Water Officer Greenhlea and others in First and Second Divisions. Also listed are the Wardle Race with Chrysocalla High Mane and multiple runners, plus further names such as Gaia and Lady Isahel among the entries.
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Sydney
Moorefield
Orby Anthina
Peplimatheca Village
Garden Case Voir Dire in Garden Assault Appeals
In a Garden assault appeal at the Quarter Sessions, Judge Curlewin clash with counsel Teece as eight New Guard members plead guilty to assaulting Alderman Garden. Several appellants have their appeals dismissed or postponed, with harsh remarks on the group’s aims and actions amid heated exchanges.
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Wen
Jude
Teece
K.C
New Guard
Ald
Jock Garden
Gona
Cohen
Curlewin
St. John
Davies Wins Wollongong Seat by Narrow Margin
Former Minister for Radict ion Mr Davies wins the Wollongong seat by 46 votes, with final tally Davies 7394 and Cantwell 7348, in a tight electoral result reflecting a close contest in the division.
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Sydney
Mr. Davies
Haa
Wollongong
Davies
Cantwell
U.A.P
Market Report At Homebush Sydney Prices
At Homebush Sydney Winchcombe Carson and Co report twenty two cattle were offered. Rates for good to prime descriptions show improvement, but values for others unaltered. Beef ranges given, sheep and lamb prices listed, hoggets and wethers noted, overall market steady with some gains in prime categories.
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Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson and Co. Ltd
Homebush
Sudden Death of Sir Donald Maclean in Cabinet
Sir Donald Maclean, President of the Board of Trade, died suddenly of a heart attack at his London home. He had attended to duties until recently and was at the Cabinet meeting last Wednesday. A Liberal MP since 19, he helped in August with Sir Herbert Samuel to form the first National Government.
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London
Donald Maclean
Board of Trade
Inez
Herbert Samuel
State Cabinet to consider Ming two vacancies on Industrial Commission
State Cabinet planned to review Ming two vacancies on the Industrial Commission as employers and employees await settlements on numerous claims before the panel.
Goulburn show weight guessing tickets debated
At a Goulburn AP and HH Society meeting Mr F F Forster criticized low ticket sales noting only 210 tickets sold while thousands attended the show. Mr T P Manion proposed a 10 percent commission on ticket sales to boost sales and schedules. Ald Wheatley supported and the motion passed.
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Goulburn
F. F. Forster
T. PF. Manion
Ald. Wheatley
Three Deaths in Heatherton Fire in Melbourne Suburb
Melbourne report of a fatal house fire at Heatherton where George Brownfield his wife and two young children Brace four and Patricia two were burned to death. Mrs Brownfield died after attempting to rescue the children as the blaze destroyed the home and its contents. Firemen recovered the bodies and investigators suspect a kerosene lamp explosion as the cause. A separate line notes Charles Cohen age 55 killed near Berowra station by a Brisbane Express while clearing the railway line.
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Melbourne
George Brownfield
Irwin, Heownfield
Heatherton
Brace
Patricia
Sydney
Berowra
Charles Cohen
Plane crash kills Mitchell and Parnes at Quaker's Hill
A Jones monoplane plunged from several hundred feet at Quaker's Hill this afternoon, killing pilot R. Mitchell and motorist Arthur Parnes instantly. Witnesses say the craft was caught in an air pocket, whirled violently, then dropped like a stone. both victims were crushed.
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Sydney
R. Mitchell
Arthur Parnes
Quaker’s Hill
Racing Selections From Trackite and Handicaps
The listing shows selections and results from multiple race events including Flying Handicap divisions with top picks ORBY ANTHUS ACCOR LAD and BRAZENPACE CLEAVE TAPER. Juvenile Handicap features PRINCE and KLOG MOB while Moorefield Handicap highlights AUSTRAL I TAN BELLE TANTRUM and WALACE MIMI with Rockdale Mile names NEW KING ETHICS Maybe.
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Hardie
Jocoon
Chryno Villa
High Plane
Orby Anthus
Accor
Lady Taobel
Brazenpace
Cleave
Taper
Kogarah Stakea
Rockdale
New King
Ethics
Maybe
Seaplane Found As Search Continues For Missing Germans
Perth dispatch reports a seaplane carrying missing German aviators not yet found, abandoned and damaged near Bricleland. Police plan an overland trek through rugged terrain to reach the coast where the plane was found, a journey slated to take two weeks, as aerial searches resume. Pilot Sutcliffe noted the craft 16 miles northwest of Elale Inland and 115 miles from Drysdale River Mission Station, with one prop and a wing moved but no sign of Hans Bertram or his companion.
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Polies
Eoast
Sutcliffe
Weat Australian Airways
Elale
Dryedale River
Hans Bertram
Boy at School Sues over Injuries at Gladenville Grounds
Eleven year old Jack Wheatley sues William Kessell on behalf of the NSW Government for an accident on August 25 1540 at a renamed school site. The Crown had resumed premises for extra school grounds and the judge ruled no case was made, ending the action. Provisions note unemployment talks to be revisited by premiers for relief efforts.
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Sydney
Jack Wheatley
Archur Wiliam Wheatley
William James Kessell
New South Wales
Gladenville
Justice Davidson
In Camera Hearing On Pastoral Award Claims Resumes
The Grasiers Association president Mr Tout prepared to testify about profits and losses when the pastoral award hearing resumed this morning. Mr Allen for the Grasiers requested in camera evidence. no objection was raised by the other side.
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Sydney
Tout
Grasiers’ Association
Profita
Lous
Allen
Club Farewell Social Evening At Goulburn
Members of the Church of England Recreation Club held a farewell social for Mrs Hinde and Miss C Hinde who are leaving Goulburn for Yasa. The evening featured dancing games and a supper. A crystal necklace was presented to Mrs Hinde, with Canon Hirst praising her social work and Miss Hinde’s popularity.
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Church of England Recreation Club
Mrs. Hinde
Misa C. Hinde
Goulburn
Yasa
Mra. Hinde
Canon Hirst
Mra Hinde
George Bell
H. K. Bilen
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