New Zealand Compulsory Service Denied by Official
In London on Friday the New Zealand High Commissioner Mr McKenale denied opponent charges of compulsory service, calling such statements untrue. Bishop Fit Sham defended by praising other speakers. The speech at Guildhall touched on democratic participation and Australia’s stance toward actions in Asia Pacific.
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London
M'Kenale
New Zealand
Bishop Fitsham
Frodeham
Australia
Japan
California Restriction Laws Referendum Effort Reported
Washington Friday reports Secretary of State Beyi pressing for a California referendum to allow time for the Howeal Government to finalize a new treaty with Japan. Governor Johnson is expected to withhold signature as federal policy stance grows clearer.
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Washington
Beyi
Califrnnia
Japan
Johnsun
California
Barwn
London Wheat and Butter Markets Report Clippings
London wheat and butter markets show quiet trading with Australian wheat in retail demand at 40 to 46. Danish and New Zealand varieties appear with prices around 118/ to 1 0/ per unit. Australian salted grades range 1M4/ to 1Os/, unsalted 1/ to 108). Second grades 15 to 100/ overall.
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London
Gombalte
Butte
New Zealand
Roosevelt comments on Australia and peace delegates
Mr Roosevelt entertained peace delegates in Gysteh Bay on Friday including Sir Gyred Berd. He praised Australia's role in advancing political aims for global peace and the cause of freedom.
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Gysteh Bay
Hoosevelt
Gyred Berd
Hoosevelt Eulogiend
Australia
Exclusion Moves in Tropical Nations Fabricated Plea
Fragmentary OCR notes show a ministerial discussion on a tropical region policy and a proposal affecting an onion assembly, with references to Yeerks and Mosyoer. The text is garbled but implies a regulatory change banning a particular tied practice, possibly tied to a feed wine context and a political proposal to stop a specific method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jivetiir
South Wales Strife Costs Unions Large Wage Toll
The recent clashes in South Wales, fought to force miners to join unions, are estimated to have cost unionists about 156000 pounds in wages. The Miners Federation of Great Britain leads separate movement against public opinion.
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London
South Wales
Neri-Vnioniote
Miners! Federation of Great Britain
American Tariff Bill Clears House Amid High Stakes
The Underwood Tariff Bill passed the House by 11 votes to 131 as Republicans anticipate Senate resistance. The Democratic majority supports the bill. battle lines form in the upper chamber. Duchess of Connaught in London attended a fair event, with her strength noted as steady.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
London
Duchess of ConnnaUght
Australians' Davis Cup form shocks Chicago crowd
Tennis experts praise James and his partner for strong Dutch form at the Davis Cup in Chicago. The Australians look invincible after warming up as both players depart for New York.
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Chicago
James
New York
Burglary Update With Slight Improvement Reported
Reuter's Telegram from Sydney notes Overton's condition remains serious but shows a slight improvement. The burglar is still at large as authorities pursue leads. The report provides limited details due to damaged text but confirms ongoing medical status and active investigation.
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Reuter
Sydney
Overton
Mails for English and Continental Ports close at 5 4 p.m.
A letter from Mrs G Marriott of Broken Hill recounts urgent night calls for a doctor due to children’s croup and bronchitis. She praises Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for rapid relief, noting a bottle kept at home and quick cures in her family. Available at price 1/6 and 3/. Opt etnsbh everywhere.
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Mre
G. Marriott
Broken Hill
Dr. Rheidons
Labour Party and Defence in Australia Warship Plans
In Melbourne Friday Mr Fisher New Zealand custome minister interview denies Labour party misstep on defence. He says Australians price warships, foresees Avetrola building own ships, and expects a fleet visit to New Zealand within months to show Australia’s resolve.
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Aucelald
Australia
Fisher
Mesland
Custome
Australian Labour Party
Jong Avetrola
New “Ernland
Melbourne
Train Fatality Strikes Sydney Rail Official
Sydney telegraph reports railway ticket collector John Gleeson of Temple was fatally injured in a train collision near Sydenham station. He was found at six o'clock with multiple injuries including a crushed body, broken right arm, and leg damage, while trying to reach a central station train.
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Sydney
John Gleeson
Temple
Sydenham
Central Station
King of Thieves trial crowd at Central Police Court
A large crowd gathered at the Central Police Court as Frank Deeley, claiming to be a native of South Australia, was accused of burglary in Kerr's home at Coomera and stealing postal notes valued at £16. Deeley, who did not enter a plea, was remanded to Thursday.
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Bydney
Central Police Court
Frank Deeley
South Australis
Kerr
Coo
Atenlias
Ibadl
Queensland Parliament to Meet June 10 Over Sugar Districts
The Brisbane report states the Queensland Parliament is likely to convene on June 10 to address sugar district issues. The general superintendent, who recently toured the northern sugar districts, predicts an excellent harvest and a sugar yield well above previous levels, around 29 000 tons.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Orda la
Weerly
Australia’s Possibilities at Melbourne Luncheon
Members of the Imperial trade commission attended the Quarterly luncheon of the city committee before departure for Tasmania. Speakers spoke of Australia’s possibilities and Sir Lider Haggard asserted that an Australian population will be achieved with every effort to obtain it.
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Mellouane
Imperial Trade Commission
Commet
Tasmania
Australia
Lider Haggard
Transcontinental line tenders for steel rails and materials
The Home Affairs department in Melbourne calls for tenders to supply 30,000 tons of steel rails and other materials to complete a 700 mile relay station construction project along the Transcontinental line from Port Auguste.
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Melbourne
Home Affairs Department
Reile
Ralerlie
Port Auguste
Collapse at Johnsons mine stalls Beo digo shaft
In Melbourne on Friday a collapse in No 3 shaft at Johnson's mine Beo digo caused the death of William Sedeman aged 31 and serious injury to miner William Eively 130. The incident halted operations as officials investigated the accident. Separately officials report a reciprocal trade agreement with canal plans to simplify commercial terms between the two nations.
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Melbourne
Johnson's
Beodigo
William Sedeman
William Eively
Aloo
Tudor
Foster
Tomake
Strike at Wonthaggi Mine Halts Work Over Wheelers
Practically all work has ceased at the Mtuta coal mine in Wonthaggi as wheelers abandon duties until the reeds in No 6 pit are arranged properly. The wire service correspondent notes the stoppage follows this equipment issue, impacting operations and signaling potential delays.
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Melbourne
Mtuta
Wonthaggi
Drab public notice of multiple convictions and remedies
A fragmentary wire report notes Julia Manen aged 82 fined 26 at North Melbourne for insults to timing and Hansen with an eighth conviction listed. The piece promotes late tonic pills for stomach troubles with a generic patent medicine pitch, listing prices and an address for B. Laidlaw and Co.
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Fries
Pall Oak B. Laidlaw and Co
Weather Notes and Forecast From Early 20th Century
The record shows yesterday’s temperature readings with dew point and humidity, plus moon phases and rainfall totals through early May, including average rainfall for 48 years and a forecast predicting a cloudy cool Saturday in southern districts with variable winds and light showers. A medical advertisement warns of dangerous sleepless conditions and promotes Dr. Phel don's Ga Pile with a claim of early remedy and pricing.
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Melbourne
Gippsland
Matrimonial at St Andrew's Church and in Cracewick
A wedding described as a social highlight in Melbourne society features Miss Reso B Whatmore and Mr John A Dempster with ceremonies at St Andrew's Kirk Crewewick and at Ballarat. Details cover gowns, attendants, and post ceremony receptions, including travel plans for Melbourne.
Wedding at St Mary's church in navy blue travelling dress
A oalet wedding was celebrated at St Mary's church on Thursday officiated by Very Rev Father Shanahan. Frederick John Fola of Atrath Kellar and Miss Jane O'Brien daughter of Mr M O'Brien of Macartour wed in travelling attire, wearing navy blue and cream silk with fur gifts. After the ceremony the bridal party had afternoon tea at Bams'ton Inn before departing for their honeymoon.
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Andrew
Andrew Parker
B. Whatmore
Whatmore
Hennady-surest
John A Dempster
K. Dempeter
Rovel Parade
Royal Park
Whatmorn
Len
Derepater
Uroom
Remeny
Pal Ivrat
Melbourne
St. Mary's Church
Shanahan Officistinz
Frederick John Fola
Atrath- Kellar
Jane O'Brien
M. O'Brien
Macartour
Bams'ton Inn
Racing Notes From Melbourne On Appeals And Weights
Racing authorities dismissed several appeals at Kilmore Turf and related meetings. Kilmore upheld protests on two counts including a Triad Handicap outcome and a three month disqualification for a jockey. Weights for an upcoming meeting at Mads Harpin Rack and other listed races feature a long card with Maiden Plates, various Cups, and high weight handicaps across multiple horses and jockeys.
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Melbourne
Weider
Vargo
W. Harley
Hie Beret
Kuhawast
PB. M'Grath
Nien
Derpett
Halley
Gleeson
AL Mocan
Port Fairy
Miranda
Callisto J
King Kirk
Cummaia
Merriam & Fow
Theas
Sastilot
Arigg oTard
Moyne
Kaiihinovka
Gellert
Hattle King
Hobson
Linteig
Werrigan
Bick Te
Latam
A. G
Hes Dal
Tahaaia Racing Club Meeting Notes Appreciation Gift
Members of the Tahaaia Racing Club held a meeting to review the year, praise the secretary and long serving member, and vote a memorial prize of ten pounds to the secretary for two years of service. The president and Dr Thompson led thanks to Mr LW Parton and Mr A C Posy for their contributions.
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Taebara
Flesterday
J. McKeade
W. Warton
A.C. Posy
LW. Parton
Rentieman
Dr. Thompson
Meivitle School Club Announces Cricket and Football Plans
In Melville today the Obedient Committee invites participation for a new school club. The old cricket ground has been renovated to a library form in conjunction with the higher elementary school football arena. Players seeking grown status must apply to the school club secretary, Mr A W Ivur Goes.
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A. WV. Ivurgoes
Hamilton Terrier Club to Host Friendly Coursing Meet
On Monday evening the Hamilton Terrier Club will stage a friendly coursing event at Crogan’s handling. Members will discuss and offer details related to recent Puppy Brakes while the committee meets. The event promises good sport with two heats in a park setting.
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Cicht Paceloen
Aa Morting
Winmicbum
Crogan
Pa Cormta
Hamilton
Wecdetton Park
SPECIAL SHEEP SALE AT PLAIN TOWER AUCTION
A large sheep sale at Hamilton district feature list of Merino ewes and wethers. Buyers from Benmdien, Winerton, Horghom, Arnyld and nearby areas attended. Prices ranged with many ewes and wethers sold in lamb to Lincoln rams and other lines. notable consignors included I Freer Newlands and J Loughhane Hoemiltos with extensive entries from various stations and farms.
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Mewete
Plirethy
Tee Hamilton Corjoraiti
Triesshorin
Wales
Benmdien
Wineton
Derhresor
Horghom
Ery
Arnyld
Pea Tale
Warmaratero
Witnara
Etmeell
Anid
Buyera
Todi
Jamis
Bruce Will Shay
Megere
Hoa
Hoa A
Mack
Hemilton
M. M'Grath
Flowiey Vale
Martwieh
Wote Park
I. Freer
Perea
Anal
K. J. White
Newlands
Lincoln Rams
Eimeall
Messie
Clark Cros
Condah
Mr. J. Loughhane
Lincolna
Mir
Apolle Mone
Yatebow
He Deterace
J, Moran
J. Balern
Lincolns
Mere W. Hokerta
Meringe Oewes
Wethers
Merino
Ower
John Georg
Lamb
Lincoln
Limcoln Rame
BR. A. Nowke
Gravfeld
Montajup
Mr. W. Prance
Muddy Creek
R. Lanphler
A Munroe
Strathkellar
Rege Waanera
Croc Owen
Wethera
Veedor
Smali
Hamilton
Linealn Roma
Head of the River heats result from Melbourne races
The heats in the head of the river rowing races show Wealey College beating Tivglong College, Feath College defeating Xavier Callare, Melbourne Grammar School defeating Geelong Grammar School, Woaley winning by two feet, and Melbourne Grammar School by a quarter length. The final row is scheduled tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Fridor
Football Practice Under Thunder Rain Ends In Poor Bill’s Bones
The report notes players connected with the team endured a fierce practice under a roaring thunderstorm and heavy rain. Despite harsh conditions, one player named Bill suffered from the cold bones, while another star showed resolve. Anecdotal praise for Peppermint Cure is mentioned amid the weathered session.
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Bill
Market Report From Auctioneers With Packed Price List
Auctioneers report heavy demand for sheep and cattle with varied prices across grades. Prices show prime wethers and ewes strong, with crossbred and Lincoln ewes offered at multiple shillings, dairy stock limited, and overall brisk trade despite some softer notes in certain lots.
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Pat Ghecy
Pride
Tay Ldetomeiek
Wethers
Jemnie
Lelie Wold
Ameler
Lincoln
Etre
Hedera
Osherm
Kicked on the Knee By Balm Trial Report
A fragment reports on a knee injury treated with Chamberlain's Fam Balm by Br. Duncan U and Stevens Boothstreet, NL. The text notes application of the balm twice and claims recovery after initial use, with mention of J. Thomson and Co. as bolded.
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Reltek
Roosevelt
Montality
Rand
Wepous Burclar
Etill
Lahon
Losal
Labour Party and Defence
Uleuter
King OF Thieves
Reutera Telegram
Moatherm
Exellent Prospects
CANAL
IDLEO
the Weathen
Hamilton Recorda
LDAT
Hom Reed
Seta Ree
Moon Rvee
Weather Forecast
Diaartea
Dentster
Luhhs
Finlayson
St. Andrew
Vara
Peleteud
Amel
Alex
Mica Florence Pintayeon
Charlew Kelnall
Violant
Billarst
Balloratty
Tremania
St. Andrew's
Choir
Fellowabin Association
Mr. and
Mire
Pola—O' Brien
Sporting Notes
Racing Alteals
Tahaia Racing Club
Vie Wether
Klemestaby
B.S.A
Ford
Tarrant Motors Pty. Ltd
Russell-atreet
Exhibition-street
Malbourne
Cole
PEAT
Fnt-Teo-Datler
Adler
Commer
F Lurhyoralt
Rowine
George Ad SD
Prac
Hamilton Stock Report
Migera
T. H. Laidlaw
C O
John Pyiton
Young Herod
Mesera
Starmonth and Co
Mowers
Lelich
Claasida Aimek
Tre Prospector
Somica
Prion Aa Pennl
Calita
V. Tromson
Iron Store
Paikti
Mlow
Perchasere
Golie
Drater
Bet Lh
WYMAN
Cabana
Loreerie
Keunan
Ft, Dodd
Mueklans
Eli
Old Drury
Mr. Muaggrows
Miss Wellie Stewart
Thome
Gil H. Pudney
Miss Louie Weru
Tavlne
Directo
Shire of
Mount Rouss
Penshurst
Dunkeld
Glenthompson
Chatswoeth
Herdamen
Hamilton and Warrsampool
Munkeld
Glenthampeen
Chateworth
Penshuret
Lawa
Walla
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