Mighty Warning To Communists In Perrott Case
In Sydney the Central Court adjourned the Perrott case charging Henry Messervy and Allan George Kelly with demanding money by menaces from Edward Montgomery Perrott aged 65. Messervy claims a legitimate debt of 5000 to 10000 pounds. Perrott denied kidnapping or being confined for seven days. Police found Perrott’s document thrown from a Darlinghurst flat. bail was set at 150 pounds each.
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Sydney
Henry Messervy
Allan George Kelly
Edward Montgomery Perrott
Central Court
Parker
Messervy
Perrott
Darlinghurst
Perrote
New South Wales Stock Questions in London
In the House of Commons three questions concerned New South Wales securities. Mr. Lewis asked about arrears on certain securities and steps to revive or warn investors. Major Elliot said the matter is of deep concern, but he noted interest had been paid and Treasury auction would not arise.
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London
Hose of Commons
New South Wales
Lewis
Treasury
Major Elliot
Aise
Irish Elections Delayed Vote Count Reveals Party Standings
In Dublin the penewas election tallying faces delays. Initial tallies show Government 17, Republicans 24, Independents 5, Labour 2, later updated to Government 30, Republicans 40, Independents 10, Labour 7.
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Dublin
Penewas
Government
Republicans
Independents
Labour
Labor
New Guinea Gold Prospect Seeks Protection After Rabaul
Hawken returned to Sydney from Rabaul saying protection is needed to continue gold prospecting on the Bulofi field. He described the natives as among the wildest known and noted that no prospector went unarmed. He warned that if a native were killed, they would be charged.
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Sydney
Pricey
Hawken
Rabaul
Wheat Market OverSea Active Slips in Sydney Trade
The Sydney wheat market eased and cooled as Chicago and Winnipeg declines dampened demand. In city parcels bulk wheat quoted 4 3 3 and bagged 3 4, with shippers cutting buying limits by half a penny per bushel. London opened active for Australian lots up to 28 10, while North American options posted a firmer tone before settling quiet.
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Sydney
Chicago
Winnipeg
London
Farm Board
China
Hay shed and hay destroyed by fire at Inverell station
At Campbell's Station on a Saturday night a large hayshed and 100 tons of Inverell Station hay were burned. The fire followed a recent stacking of o¢w hay atop the shed, blamed for spontaneous combustion. The shed was insured for £40 and the contents for £250.
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Inverell Station
Airman Mollison Charged With Assault in London Court
Airman James Mollison faced Marylebone Court on assault charges after a confrontation with Henry Ward on Ward’s porch. Ward, with a bandaged face and broken glasses, claimed Mollison refused to leave and struck him, possibly endangering sight. Mollison remanded on bail for a week.
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London
James Mollison
Marylebone
Henry Ward
Ward
Mollison
Sue Read
Moullison
Interest To U S A To Be Paid Tomorrow
London reports that the interest due to the United States is arranged to be made available in New York tomorrow. The notice states the funds will be sent to satisfy the N S W interest obligation.
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London
N.S.W
New York
Forecast Sydney: Warm Up With Variable Winds
Friday forecast for Sydney shows general fine weather with rising temperatures. Winds vary from northerly to southerly. no rain expected and officials urge sun protection as heat builds.
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Sydney
Heavyweight Title Clash Sparks at Local Arena
Doug Robinson faces Roy Fentanef Tingle for the heavyweight championship as a crowd packed arena watched the tense bout. Norman Tiger Roy, the reigning weight champion, arrives tomorrow for a possible match with Nora Foster, with Wednesday billed for the main event and doors opening early to accommodate snowball crowds.
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Gath
Doug Robinson
Roy Fentanef Tingle
Wes AL
Norman Tiger Roy
Nora, Foster
Eneluned
Serum shortage denial and depots in country centers
Sir Charles Clubbe of the Infantile Paralysis Committee says no serum shortage. Nineteen country centers report 14 depots. Dr. Dick notes serum was available within forty miles at Wagoa even if Albury Hospital lacked supply after a seven year old girl died.
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Sydney
Charles Clubbe
Aiwury J
Albury Hospital
Wagoa
Local Government Conference Opens Opposition to Sydney Bill
A conference of over 200 aldermen and councillors convened by the Local Government Association opposed the Greater Sydney Bill. Several Labour aldermen withdrew during the meeting.
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Sydney
Local Government Association
Greater Sydney
Militant New Guard Rally in Sydney Town Hall
Enthusiastic crowd at a Sydney town hall rally heard Eric Campbell pledge the New Guard would not bend its colors. He accused the State Government of promoting Communism and warned of a potential takeover by the New Guard if revolutionary forces acted, claiming many known Communists organized in military camps.
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Sydney
New Guard
Eric Campbell
Campbell
Council of Action
South African Captain Delivers Farewell Interview in Melbourne
Cameron the South African team captain gives a farewell interview in Melbourne. He says excuses are not accepted and players relied on their batsmen who underperformed. He emphasizes a lack of further explanations and hints at team disappointment.
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Melbourne
Cameron
Meltey Sd
Bel Fm
Buk
Ackvent exwinnatons in Armidale diocese Intermediate and Senior divisions
Lycoanarenon won the Ackvent examinations in the Armidale diocese with results forwarded by the Regist Tanweet. The list names bishops, schools, and participants across Armidale Tamworth Inverell and Ashford Publics, including Mary Northcote Jeaiei'e Avern Freda Barwick Nance Brown Theodosia Powell and other students and staff.
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Lycoanarenon
Ackvent
Ex- Winnatons
Armidale i
Tanweet
Farkenmire
iBishops
Pete Armidale
Jewn Pearsall
E Morrison
Madeline Morrises
Armidale
Keith Buslng
WH. Whipp. Co
Maria Tamworth
Mery McTaney
Dear Mayes
Owen Smiles
Merle Carter
Bruce Palkenmiih
Pali Smith
Fredan Bhaw
Edward Aswe
Thelmy Iggrave
Helen] Vickers
Dean Alluaghon
Lela Levingston
Andrew Lons
P. R. Mayes
Junior Llvisho
Harry Svego
Yeonie Adams
Mary Cullng
Jovee Nei
Dulche Murray
Clark Tamworth
Go Pasko Donnee
Tole J Leal
Pablic Schools
Tvision
Traverell
Church of England
Grammar School
Fthewyn Stanmer
Mary Northcote
Jeaiei'e Avern
Pat Doyle
Jesse Cutler
Nola Robson
Inverell
Public
Lyonai
Doug's Wood
Lnyd
Little Wiles Fletcher
Jack Wilson
Madeline Perris
Tamworth
Beboo
Margaret Ley
Freda Barwick
Dune Brilte
Elia Barwick
Nance Brown
Elienoe
Shevers
Betty Winter
Theodosia Powell Fleet
Theodosia Powell Fleet Currey
Werris Creek
Pullic
Seehee Gwe Allen
E. Ellis
Cross
Peg Riley
Colin Dull
Fda
Wland
Dorothy Kirk
Deungra Public Secon
Serious Fracas Leaves Kennedy Hospitalized after Bus Disturbance
A bus disturbance last Friday in Newtown led to Jack Kennedy being hospitalized in serious condition. Police say a man has been charged with assault connected to the incident. Details remain unclear due to fragmented report text.
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Sydney
Jack Kennedy
Newtown
Polies
Goree
Mutematie
Seamens Strike Declared At Adelaide Amid Shipping Dispute
A seamen strike at Adelaide has been declared against the Adelaide Steamship line and associated steamship companies. Reports say workers rallied while authorities sought resolution as disruptions affect dockside operations and shipping schedules.
Queensland Election Likely in May 14 Vote
Queensland election chatter centers on a May date with voices noting the government’s push. Rumors of polling and party strategies surface as officials weigh early or late May ballots amid campaign activity and public interest.
Bread Price Inquiry Sparks Farcical Report Debate
The Master Bakers Association president critiques the Bread Commission's proposals calling the inquiry farcical. He asserts the suggested price measures are fair, while skeptics question enforcement and intent.
Air-Mail Service Conference Opens in Melbourne
A conference opened in Melbourne to discuss the practicability of an air mail route between Aunt Adel England and other destinations. Officials considered feasibility, funding, and logistics for a potential link, with attendance from aviation and postal representatives.
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Melbourne
England
Darwin Strike The Color Line
Darwin strike story notes labor workers and aboriginal prisoners under armed guards. Union officials say it is permissible to work with aborigines, leading to workers resuming duties without protest.
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Darwin
Towers
Waa Q
Shanghai in intense Sino-Japanese battle as offensive looms
The Chinese and Japanese failed to reach a ceasefire yesterday while Japan issued an ultimatum to General Taal Tin Kai, demanding immediate hostilities cessation and troop withdrawal. Shanghai braces as Japanese forces mass on roads toward the front. Mainland officials warn of grave danger to the city amid looming, large scale fighting.
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Shanghalt
Taal Tin Kai
19Th Route Army
Baturday
Asai
Wartig Forrien Consule
Shanghai
Tragic Death by Self at Travelway Station
A man believed to be William Magner, about 40, killed himself at Travelway station this morning by stepping in front of an electric train. Spectators nearby witnessed the fatal action as a conducting official arrived to confirm the tragedy.
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Sydney
William
Magner
Travelway Station
Altra
Invercroll Benevolent Society Annual Meeting Notes
The Invercroll Benevolent Society held its annual meeting with officers elected including president and vice presidents. Members discussed committee work, attendance, financial balance, and the society’s support for the School of Art and local library.
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Invercll Benevolent Society
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