Wheat Advances Bill Passed Second Reading
An inquest opened by the City Coroner into the death of William Henry Thompson, murdered in Campaie on December 6. Lamird Greycock, 10, a boilermaker's apprentice, faced charges. Deceased’s sister testified he was 21 with the mind of a child, and medical evidence described a severe head wound. Wallace Enev linked Greycock to the crime, stating he heard a man threaten him and saw a day piping remark. Another witness noted the victim was on his way to church bazaar when assaulted.
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Sydney
Willian Henry Thompson
Campaie
Lamird Greycock
Heprentier
Deetased
Deeetased
Uae
Wallace Enev
Saldiv
Grevcock
Railway Fatalities In Melbourne Killings
The mutilated body of Thomas James Briley aged 50 was found on the railway line near Golden Avenue Cunlatg yesterday. A girl, unnamed, was also killed in the incident reported in Melbourne on Wednesday.
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Melbourne
Thomas James Briley
Colway
Golden Avenue
Cunlatg Vestendtay
Tragedy On Rail In Wien County
Moran 21 of Or fete dies after being struck by a train near Brion. Police report she was hit by a locomotive and died after admission to hospital.
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Etoney
Wien
Kyilhleen Moran
Orfete
Brion
Tih
Lee
Foot
Hasta
Motor Fatality in Sydney Leaves Young Man Fatally Injured
A young man died after a canoe accident near Lime Read in Sydney. Police report a stray scooter rider collided with the vessel, throwing the occupant into the water where he suffered fatal injuries.
New Sports Ground Levelling Completed for Turf Preparation
Levelling of the new ground on Manphelds Street was finished. The surface work and drainage addressed prior issues from material dumping and uneven cuts, with cost concerns noted by council.
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Cate
Cus
Manphelds
Scott
Mir
Weather Outlook for Sydney and Surrounding Areas
Forecast shows cloudy and sultry conditions with further rain. Expect possible heavy showers and squalls, especially in western and southern inlets. Northerly winds are fresh along the coast, shifting to southerly in the west and south coastal areas.
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Sydney
Peru
Reid
Sugar inquiry evidence on Western Australia cost burden
A. J. Reid deputy Registrar General told the Federal Sugar inquiry committee that since 1915 the difference between imported and Australian sugar costs created a consumer burden in Western Australia of about £2,576,000.
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Perth
Federal Sugar Inquiry Committee
A. J. Reid
Western Australia
Tragic double drowning at Casey's farm dam
Mrs. Thomas Masters aged 24 drowned her three months old baby and then herself in a dam on Casey's farm on Monday afternoon. Her husband was away at Miss Maude Stubbs's funeral after a Sunday motor accident death. A note left by the mother explained the intended act.
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Thomas Masters
Casey
Maude Stubbs
Maitland Remand in Shooting Case at Police Court
Edgar Ernest Brunker was remanded at West Maitland Police Court on a charge of firing at Clifford William Les. The case arises from a confrontation earlier in a shop, alleged to be connected to a preceding dispute.
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Bydney
Edgar Ernest Brunker
West Maitland
Clifford Lesle Williamis
Shield cricket stars Ponsford Woodfull out of Victoria v Queensland
Melbourne report says Ponsford and Woodfull will not be available for the Shield match between Victoria and Queensland starting tomorrow in Melbourne. The absence reduces Victoria's likely batting strength ahead of the game.
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Melbourne
Ponsford
Woodfull
Victoria
Queensland
Wheat Adquiites Bill Passes Second Reading in Parliament
In Canberra on Wednesday the Wheat Adquiites BUY bill moved through its second reading in the House of Representatives with divisions to come. Debates featured Mr Thompson clashing with Mr Guillet over conduct and state roles, including remarks about the Bank and national emergency funding. The bill faced criticisms labeling it as blackmail against the Commonwealth Bank Board.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
ST Vetes
Thompso
Gullett
Thompson
Gublett
Ponberiber
Robert Gibson
Guillet
Commonwealth Bank Board
Cricket in Africa MCC 317 Transvaal Batting
In Johannesburg on a cricket holiday crowd of 10 000 watched MCC face Transvaal in cheerless weather. Hendren and Tyrobul built a partnership, Chapman accelerated adding 74 with Hendren in 46 minutes. MCC totaled 917 with Hendren More details: Vincent 6 for 54, Newson 3 for 55. Transvaal closed stumps at 58 for 1.
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Johannesdourg
Transvaal
St Ui
Wyatt
Leyland
Hemptone
Hendren
Tyurobul
Chapman
Wheat Market Disorganized Amid Wheat Advance Bill Impasse
The wheat market in Australia showed disruption as mills and shippers held back awaiting the Wheat Advance Bill verdict. Demand was weak for old silo wheat, spot trading limited to truck lots, and growers held back. London markets were dull with limited Australian wheat, while Manitoba and Canada offered some shipments. South Australian peat pricing for UK shipments remained noted.
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Sydney
London
Manitoba No. 1
Canada
United Kingdom
Clergyman Opposes State Lottery Proposal in Bathurst
Rev J Hunter addressed a Bathurst audience condemning Mr Lang's plan for a State lottery. He warned of endless dubious betting and argued that previous state lotteries do not justify introducing one locally. He urged residents to oppose the proposal.
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Sydney
Bathurst
J. Hunter
Lang
NWSW
London Demonstration Aims to Boost Empire Trade
A London Tuesday gathering followed a ceremony marking Lifrat ships. Speakers urged mayors to promote friendly rivalry among towns to grow demand for Exnoie pods and secure bigger orders from the Dominion, with Sir Granville Fyfie noting Australian identity and success among themselves.
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London
Ta Kip
Eire
Ely
Granville Fyfie
Gwydir Highway Upgrading Plan Approved for £3610
The Main Roads Board approved spending £3610 on Gwydir highway improvements. Projects include £2900 on Victoria Street eastern boundary, £250 River Street to Evan Bireel, £9 Ryans Street to Byron Street for edge repairs and resurfacing, with other works from Macintyre Bridge to D Ronen Street. Contracts planned for eastern boundary to Victoria Street, day labor elsewhere under council supervision. Tenders to close on a forthcoming Monday.
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Mill Honds Board
LasTabowas
Gwydir
Victoria Street
River Street
Evan Bireel
Ryans Street
Byron St
Othe
Macintyre Bride
D Ronen Street
Vieturie Street
Rorsisn Street
Main Roads Board
Tome
Tal
Baldwin Faces Critics at Caxton Hall Party Rally
The English Conservative leader Stanley Baldwin arrived at Caxton Hall Weatoni to attend a momentous party gathering where he faced sharp criticism. A number of party members urged his resignation.
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Stanley Baldwin
Caxton Hall
Weatoni
Campers Troubling Inverell Town with Sanitary Concerns
Health inspector Mr Murphy reported ongoing camper disruption across the municipality. Police removed campers from the old showground and river banks, while Inverell park struggles with cleanliness. He urged cost-sharing notices, and urged authorities to restrict unlawful camping on showgrounds. The council moved to have health regulations enforced and to review sanitary facilities and enforcement with the police and associations.
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Murphy
Inverell Park
Pesulh Bn Priser Rian
P. and Ao Association
Aid O'Connor
Farrand
AreMhors
Ban AL
Lady Swimmer Aims To Cross Cook Strait
Mercedes Gleave, the renowned English long distance swimmer, arrived in Wellington from London with plans to attempt a crossing of Cook Strait. She expresses confidence in achieving the feat.
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New Zealand
Mercedes Gleave
Wellington
London
Cook Strait
Spanish Rebellion News Hints At Leadership Shifts
Lisbon reports General Thine flew to Port Agel but the rebellion’s failure is blamed on the three day delay before arrival. Captain Calor Supervised holds credited leadership. Franco and Colsterness were guests of Portuguese officials at a later meal. Frias replies with a toast to the Republic of Spain.
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Lisbon
Thine
Port Agel
Calor
Moratorium Bill Exempts Crown in New Session
In Sydney the moratorium bill passed the Legislative Assembly. The government gained support to shield Crown entities from the measure. Banks Harbour Trust and Railway Commissioners would lose power to block certain actions as proposed.
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Sydney
Wrelnestay
Wll
Singer Tte
Endonentes
Jnl
Psue Choreriners Fae
Ings Bank
The
Harbour
Tris
Asd
Union Dissent Over Macpherson Defection Rumor
Reports from Wednesday claim Mr Ao J. Me Poerern, once defeated in the ACL Peoexecutive meeting, may prompt the party to expel Mr Macpherson amid factional strife. If confirmed, the effort seeks to remove Macpherson from the BYDNEY group.
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Bydney
Ao J. Me Poerern
Corheer
Macpherson
Child Poisoning Incident At Duce Sheds Caustic Soda
A two year old son of Mrs. Thomas Atkins at Duce New South Wales ingested caustic soda after removing an unopened container from a shelf. Police and medical staff responded and the child was treated for the caustic exposure.
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Sydney
Thomas Atkins
Duce
Ellie
Robbery Under Arms Alleged Attempt in Perth
Perth police bail was granted for Jeenh Werkert Lowe after he allegedly snatched a bar worth £278 from a railway worker and rode away. A pursuit of roughly three quarters of a mile followed with two shots fired at pursuing nurses, none taking effect. Dustin, 28, a care partner, faces robbery charges.
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Perth
Jeenh Werkert Lowe
Big Wiley
Fioeie Dustin
Care Penter
Arrne
Market Prices in Sydney at Sussex Street
Today’s markets report prices in Sydney at Sussex Street. Wheat breaded bags tasmanian butter cheese honey maize onions lucerne hay and other staples show varied figures across the day with ranges for each item and units noted.
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Sussex Street
Sydney
Clarcue River
Eges
Lindrum Sets Three Billiards Records in London
In London on Tuesday Lindrum aimed to overtake MConachy and shattered three billiards marks with a 9905 break. He posted 2375 for one session and surpassed his own 3283 record from last year, while nearing Pearl’s 3304 world mark. MConachy had no notable scores for the day. The day’s leading totals show Lindrum 16 408, Davis 20 118, Unesding 27, and BSB rounding to 19 400 with 250 and J.
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London
Lindrimm
McOnachy
Pearl
Ane M'Conachy
Lindrum
Davis
Unelsding
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Resch’s
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Cansdell's
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