Wister Stroke or Sungbe Likely Master Move
Cable report describes Japanese forces in central China pressing toward another offensive near Chinese frontline positions. It claims Japanese units penetrated defenses, trapped Chinese retreating forces, and advanced toward Peiping and Han-Low railway corridors. Chinese sources dispute whether this is a decisive stroke or mere success, with reports of 25 divisions denied.
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Ching Vain
Waobao
Peiping
Han- Low
Tsskow
Tsaoyang
Putankel
Chongking
Atre
Australasian Firmness on German Colonies Calamity View
Dante quotes a former Australian Governor General calling the idea of German colonies a calamity and predicting upheaval if Germany were admitted to Africa. The piece notes Australia’s strong stance and cites a historic Parliament gathering in Canberra commemorating the 38th anniversary of the 1901 opening by the Duke of York, later King George V.
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Parliament House
Canberra
Duke of York
George V
Death of Horsham figure Irsham Registam's public service
The Horsham community mourns Irsham Registam a longtime secretary of the Australian Natives Association branch and a civic worker. He died in his sleep after a period of ill health and his funeral spanned St Johns Church of England and Horsham Cemetery with Masonic rites. Registam a native of Moone Ponds Melbourne served as registrar of births and deaths for over 25 years and held many local positions including librarian at the Mechanics Institute. He leaves a wide family and was honored by the Grand Warden at his service. The article also notes a New Zealand farm tour proposal by the Horsham Agricultural Society and remarks on regional ties between Australia and New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Rogers
Wimmera
Horsham
Australian Natives’ Association
Nation
Old ‘Rangers
Queenscliff
Broadmeadows
Mechanics’ Institute and Free Library
Wimmera Masonic Lodge
Alo
St. John’s Church of England
Men’s Society
Haven
Murton
Ruby Blight
Natimuk
India
Thomas
John
Richard
Holder
Mary
Lily Rogers
Gladys
Mia. T. Davey
Kewell
Clare
St. John's Church of Land
W. Clinch
Messrs
F.C. Newton
F. McPherson
J. Francis
H. Davies
H. Morrison
H. Rushbrook
A.weight & Sons
Horsham Agricultural Society
G. B. Woodcate
J. A. Malcolm
Zealand Government Tourist and Trade Bureau
Collins Street
Melbourne
Malcolm
New Zealand
Victoria
Masonic Hall
Try
Dominion
Activielvic
Riverina
Waitangi
New South Wales
Home Office
Australia
South Australia
New Zealand Agricultural Department
J. V. Ward
Alien Boys Arrive in Australia Arrival Of Little Brothers Ters
Alien boys arrive in Australia aboard a ship as reports from an out correspondent describe their voyage and expected interactions with local communities. Details are sparse but note the arrival and the terminology used by the correspondent.
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Australia
Man Killed In Bendigo Motor Collision
A Bendigo native, Sam Morley, was killed in a motor collision today when a motor coach collided with another motor car. Police reported the incident occurred at Bendigo and are investigating the cause.
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Methanrne
Stondas
Bendigo
Morley
Miao
Ffhneks
Eweller
Death Adder Strikes Finger in Wyong Area
A death adder bit a man on his fingers at Me Ubbles Lane near Wyong in the morning. He was freed from the bite and treated at a local hospital. The incident was reported by our correspondent Syding from Morning To distentee.
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Wyong
Tle
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Dante
Toca Bienehaven
Germany
Africa
Miter
Doctora
Anc
Valtine
A Wamdle Ltd
City Road
South ML
Irsham Registam
Farmers’ Tour
A. A. Rogers
Axa
Agri
Tural Society
New
Clydesdares
Out
Lub
Lubranizki
Firebrace Street
Georgette
Tex
Aloy Stinray
Huilee
Steven Drivws
Ratmeine Ffm
Hoskin & Sons
Harth Comte Eee
Esc Spalding
Milne Crafts
GH. Hoskin & Sons Pty. Ltd
Holden
Satan
Vauxhall
Orjiasiom
Tson
Wes Specials
Uskabades
Seucepon
Firebrace ST
Eluate
Walt and
Rowe White
Rembert
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