U C P Urges Prompt Attention Tariff Reduction
A garbled report from Sydney discusses state lottery and tariff reduction. Names such as A Lindewsed, Sunshinin Victoria, and Roy Mann Night Owls Syndicate appear amid unclear references to drawings, bridges, and money, with statements about delays and possible gains.
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U.C.P
Bydney
Torday
Piral Prise Mayan
Ahares Uy- Ara
A. Lindewsed
Sunshinin
Victoria
North Sydney
Whiddon
Tottary
Family Wiped Out Gruesome Find
Paris reports a gruesome family massacre with six members killed by hatchet or knife. The house showed no sign of theft and the suspect, a young farmer, confessed after long police questioning that he murdered his wife and family before taking his own life.
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Paris
Laten
Gamond Byrre Dieculate
Iemadmothen
Lemar
State Payments in London and Sydney Debates
London witnesses mixed opinion as Wymaus argues the Commonwealth bears responsibility for payments and should avoid further moratorium steps. In Sydney, Lang notes Treasury officials reviewing Australia’s request for information on overseas indebtedness.
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London
Wymaus
MY. Tang
London Prem
Cnanders
Commonwealth Ln
Commonwealth
Sydney
Lang
Treasury
Election byselection saves government in West Australia
Perth report states the by election in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly brought FW Teewdnie back for the Nationalists, stabilizing the government amid a political crisis. Upheaval feared if opposition MPs gained a majority in the House.
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Perth
Rosbourne Viru
Westralian Legislative Assembly
Teewdnie
Baritts
Africa v Australia Meriva Collapses
Irregular garbled text describes a sports or match event with scattered names and cities, mentioning Melbourne and South Africa figures amid unclear results and dates. The fragmentary content hints at a test or contest involving Africa and Australia with multiple proper nouns and geographic references, but lacks coherent facts.
Forecasts Predict Rising Temperatures Across Regions
Weather notes indicate increasing heat across areas on Friday with expectations of warm conditions. Officials advise hydration and sun protection as forecasts show higher daytime highs and potential heat risk in several locales.
Markets and Independent Listings Echo Sydney Trading Row
The page records a dense array of market items and names, noting Walter Mejiinny Vos and Clement Smith among buyers. Various goods and prices appear with scattered figures and vendor references, reflecting a bustling but unclear securities and commodity scene in Sydney.
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Sydney
Moiay Winches
Walter
Mejiinny
Bait
Alitewia
Furgisbrief
Clement Smith
Baeraba
Hid
Menken
Lekype
Beko
Tate
Wtha
Parks
Roy
Nukteets
Milyuki
Bon Gulf
Stratley
Goin Pal
Minton
Delungrs
Lambs
M H Mopkins
Cruveseinh
Williser J. Thain Covel
Weldons Ladies Journal and Pall Mall Magazine Notice
Publications received Weldons Ladies Journal Weillohrs Bauiles Journal February issues feature fashion models gowns lace trim undins and velvet fabrics. Pall Mall Magazine offers short stories by Eye Farnel and others plus G B Shaw and H G Wells previews. available at Walter Busetta News Agency.
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Gmbverns
Guntiy
Senate
AASWS
Pall Mall
Dan
Eye
Jeffrey Farnel
Tin in Sydney Laday 14 Note at 8.7 Per Unit
A Sydney market brief reports Tin at 8.7 per unit, with Friday July 28 noting a price point for Laday 14. The entry records a commodity price reference and local trading context.
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Sydney
Market items and prices from Sussex Street Sydney
Frid. Ruling vatow ah Buibox Sirnet Uy morning were. Bulk wheat boxwed 121 bua potatoes Thamanian 12 10 12/6 owt exxy. new laid 11. cheese Ad tor Bl Th:ony i eo id sy 6 to 4! bux omy 13 to 20 bus galons 12 to 13 evil. chith weaten S78 to 416 ate 9 to 44h Togerne 40 to 8 owt ig nated tor Scere 2 to Byewe.
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Sydney
Vatow
Mr Ruscell Club Announces No Team Tomorrow
The Mr Ruscell Cricket Club states no team will be available tomorrow. An event is advertised for Monday February 19 at Helurday Heath with sales prior to storage, inviting the public to come and see.
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Mr. Ruscell Cricket Club
Heath
Mt Cadsdell
Cana Aelhs
Tennis Finals Controversy Frames Australian Ops in Sydney
Fragmented report notes Dunlop omission and selection of Crawford Hopmady Boroute for Austen matches. Gerald Patterson linked to Dunkeg team, with Sydney clash against Aupmneen. The piece hints national trials and potential outcomes if Australia fails to win.
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Admgatig
Crawford, Hopmady
Boroute
Austen
Gerald Patterson
Aupmneen
Sydney
al Hough
Siprevale
Ike Waac
Untralia
Jaitter
Motirath
Wwe
tveKe Roaches
Dr Earle Page Seeks Immediate Action on Prohibitions
Dr Earle Page told Melbourne activists that when Parliament meets next week it will push for immediate prohibitions and price controls on items Britain can supply but Australia cannot produce. He said rapid action would lower living costs and boost production as a strong reply to British preference proposals.
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Melbourne
UCP
Earle Page
Britain
Australis
Mussolini Meets Pope in Vatican City Negotiations End
In Vatican City the Pope and Mussolini met after a month of talks to finalize church and state agreements. Swiss guards and Italian troops surrounded the Vatican as Mussolini entered, knelt, and spoke with the Pope in private before resuming dialogue without intermediaries.
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Vatican City
Mussolini
Nome
Vatican
Cattle Poisoning Report Confuses Readers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cattle poisoning and affected horses with scattered terms like hay, poison, rider, and stable. Key names or places are unreadable, leaving a partial glimpse of a veterinary or agricultural incident.
Greyhound Shipment Search for Stolen Dog
Reported search underway as greyhound shipment details and possible suspects are examined by the Greyhound County Association. Officials say a missing dog case may hinge on unverified locations and timing with investigators to interview witnesses tomorrow.
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Greyhound
Grave charges in Adelaide students strike case
Adelaide paper reports grave charges of tampering and forged records at Roweworthy Agricultural College. A third year student allegedly altered a diploma to benefit another, with further cases of forged marks and false assignments among students.
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Adelaide
Mike
Roweworthy Agricultural College
Clement William Haydon
Viegal
Anoyiyer
Mars
Wheat Market Steady Tone Across Regions
Wheat market reports show a steady tone with city buyers active and shippers lifting limits by halfpenny per bushel. Overseas shipments from Australia at 208 to 7, with Liverpool quiet. Chicago and Winnipeg markets noted small, but overall toning remains firm amidst demand.
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Sydney
Oversea
Liverpool
Chicago
High School Entrance Results From Duplin and Nearby
Students listed include Alfred Monckton, Annie Jeffery, Mavis Merty, Sanne Sins, and Myrtic Walker among participants at the high school entrance events. The report notes additional results from the region with several names repeated in mixed order and unclear affiliations.
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Duplin
granLea Waumission
Abuntidary
Tigwerel Vis
Donald Crimea
Mavis Merty
Unverelli
Winston Stosies
Alfred Monckton Staverells
Annie Jeffery Is
Vale
Frank Mabbitt
Taverell
Soyer Edanius Taverell
Myrtic_Walker_Yetsmur
Government eyes military training policy shift in Cabinet
Melbourne reports the Minister for Defence says military training policy will be reviewed by Cabinet. He notes financial stringency makes a reversal from the current voluntary system to compulsory training unlikely, citing the previous government’s stance. Also mentions shopping promotions at Canseill's with silk hose and ladderproof vests.
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Melbourne
Detouer
Cansdell’s
Silk Howe
Canseill's
Severe hailstorm causes damage in Marrurundi region
A severe hailstorm swept through Marrurundi yesterday causing extensive damage. Reports from Pridwy and Pitether allege homes damaged and at least one person seriously injured. Authorities estimate property losses near £2000 as cleanup begins.
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Eydney
Pridwy
Pitether
Jumping the Rattler Police Raid Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a raid involving police and railway officials at a location named Jumping the Rattler. The text mentions two suspects hiding under a hitch and references fear, flight, and an alleged confrontation. Details are unclear due to garbled source material.
Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported in City
In a local health bulletin, cases of infantile paralysis are noted in the city and suburbs. Officials warn of rising cough symptoms and potential spread, urging sanitation and early medical consultation to prevent further illness.
Tragic double death at Sydney home shocks city
A doctor and his wife were found dead in bed at their Sydney residence after a distressed suicide note and a hyoscine injector were discovered. Police entered the upstairs flat where a medical book and papers on suicide lay open. The doctor’s brother arrived to help, and investigators report the couple had kept to themselves.
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Fminyestead
Lanewneei
Thyrydl
Grogan MacNeil
Sydney Hospital
Lyon
Mie Minny
Bon Hint
Yemen
Billy Waa
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