Trouble in Japan Royalty Uproar in Parliament
Fragmentary parliamentary debate recounts interruptions over an Archbishop’s remarks on King Edward VII’s abdication. Members clash over broadcasting practices and expressions of concern, with the Speaker calling for order as the exchange becomes inaudible.
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Tryon
Thas
Dheren
Poyamon
Thurrtle
B.C
Neems
Thurtle
Billy
Episcopal
Maxton
Hem
Locker
John
Loyalist Success Report From Madrid Front
Spanish War dispatches from London describe Loyalist forces driving toward Madrid with machine guns mortars and artillery pieces. Reported celebrations in Barcelona feature foreign volunteers and a Russian relief shipment while the intervention committee drafts a plan to control foreign volunteers.
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London
Bpaninn Loystiats Winday
Lon Angeles
Miles Sof
Maaridy
Barcelona
Moscow
Faetory
Teshifled
Uae
Hon- Mtervention Committee
Trouble in Japan Government Opponents in Tokyo
Fragmented OCR note describes government farm threat, opposition criticism, and relations with Germany and the Emperors court. Mentions Yokohama, Berlin, and Emden commander in a murky report of turmoil and policy clashes between government and opponents.
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Tokio
Germany
Janah
Hind
Roiagins
Ips
Onder
Berri
Emden
Resent Vialtinge Yokohams
Wool Conference Aims to Boost World Wool Campaign
Melbourne conference discusses inter Dominion woolgrowers plan to strengthen wool campaign with London backing. Meeting outlines steps to secure support and expand marketing globally amid calls for coordinated action and standards.
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Melbourne
inter-Dominion
London
Eurmalayl
Cricket Reform White Ball Proposal Faces Wide Debate
London reports a proposal to use a white ball in cricket drawing mixed reaction. Opponents, including former Worcestershire player Fre Root, warn white ball may force drastic equipment changes and a revised color scheme for country grounds to aid batsmen.
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London
London wool sales withdrawals frequent
Merino lots were scarce but met with quiet demand as withdrawals remained frequent. Prices stood about five percent above closing figures. The home trade led buyers with 9600 bales offered, of which 9600 were sold. Australian and New Zealand lots comprised 3544 New South Wales, 309 Queensland, 1420 Victoria, 318 South Australia, 181 West Australia, and 1767 New Zealand bales including Merinos and mixed types.
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London
New South, Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South ‘Australia
Austria
New Zealand
Areany
Wib.w
Rowchdaie
Wheat Market Tends Weaker In Sydney Trade
The Sydney wheat market showed softer demand with limited activity. Buyers pulled back while offers hovered around 8 to 11 shillings per bushel amid uncertain outlooks and December delivery speculation.
Alleged Attacker Arrested in Serious Assault Case
Police report an arrest made in connection with a serious assault case in Sydney. The suspect was taken into custody after initial inquiries and is being held for further investigation.
Trunks Wanted Appeal To Mr Spooner RyDney NSW Amateur Swimming
The secretary Mr Allen said water polo practice had players in the pool waist deep. An appeal to Mr Spooner in NSW aims to secure trunks for swimmers in a humorous local note about amateur swimming and a failed attempt to provide proper attire.
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Rydney
Westnrscny
Nsw
Amnateur Swimming
Wes
Mr Allen
Ron
Centenarian David Doust Dies in Sydney
Sydney obituaries report Mr. David Doust aged 100, veteran forester and early cinema pioneer of the Cineence River district, who died yesterday. A lifelong lay preacher, he celebrated his birthday at a recent gathering and was remembered for dedication to community service.
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Sydney
Dimoid Doust
Cineence River
Nolan
Infants Quarantined as Epidemic Sparks Public Debate
A garbled report references an epidemic and quarantine measures. It notes government actions to locate and separate affected areas and protect the public, while historians discuss ineffectiveness and urged precaution amid widespread concern.
Minister's Opinion on Public Co-operation Headsets
The article presents the minister urging public cooperation and outlines his views on improving governance and social engagement. It references unnamed officials and callers, noting a general emphasis on collective effort to advance a policy agenda. The text is heavily garbled with OCR errors, but centers on public opinion and ministerial guidance.
Plane Forced Down Passenger Sir H Gullett
Fragmented OCR text reports a plane forced down with Sir H Gullett named as a passenger amid garbled details. Readable bits mention a landing incident near locations implied by scattered place names and phrases. The incomplete lines suggest an aviation emergency but no clear date, outcome, or verified entities beyond Sir H Gullett.
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H. Gullett
Eden pleads Britain seeks action against German arming
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden appeals in the House of Commons to halt German rearmament and urges decisive intervention as he warns of dangers from expansionist aims. He stresses Britain’s aim for action in Spain and questions Germany s future path and impact on world peace.
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Rior
Geneva
Turmacrow
Anthony Eden
House of Commane
Germany
Sien
Eden
Britain
Spain
King George V Denies Midnight Warview Memorial Plan
London reports a royal denial regarding a midnight warview event to mark the anniversary of King George V. The King will unveil a memorial to his father at Windsor on King George's Day, March 22.
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London
Mie
Windsor
Imminent Death as Trym Struck by Rising Seas
Report of the Norwegian steamer Trym under attack by heavy seas. Seamen face imminent danger as the vessel struggles amid mounting waves and peril at sea. Crew members, including Norwegian officers, work to stabilize the ship while awaiting rescue.
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Ayia
Trymate
Stop-Work Meeting At Sydney Waterfront Enginee
A one day stop work strike by waterfront engineers in Sydney disrupts Cockstop and Mort's dock operations. About a hundred ironworkers’ assistants cannot be hired due to the engineering shop shutdown amid wage talks. Engineers say pay cuts seen in 1903 are worse now and employers will present their case to arbitration.
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Sydney
Englenere
Altalion i Worty
Cockstop
Mort's Dock
Tyin
Market prices report from Sydney and Alexandria
In Sydney on Wednesday the instantaneous price of Un. Ip stood at 6/10. Wheat on the city market was quoted 5/1 bulk at Alexandria 6/3 per bushel. Prices reflect daily fluctuations in local grain and commodity markets.
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Bydney
Alexandria
Sussex Street Market Report summary
Sussex Street Sydney market prices for vegetables and produce are listed with fluctuating figures across items like potatoes Tasmanian wheat oats and lucerne. The scattered figures indicate varying quality and weights as buyers and sellers assess Нам.
Weather forecast for Sydney area
The latest forecast predicts unsettled conditions with thunderstorms in the north and east. Isolated severe storms possible. Hot and sultry in the north eastern quarter. Winds generally southerly elsewhere.
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Sydney
Narrow Escape Near Sydney Amid Tramway Collision
A tramway incident on Central Roadway caused a wire to snap and a motor vehicle to be jolted, but no serious injuries were reported. A spectator named Walter Ariisteag was briefly entangled with the 6 volt line and freed without harm. The event prompted safety warnings from authorities.
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Whem Tramway Department
Walter Ariisteag
Price of Bread Increase in Sydney Area
A worsening in urban supply and cost prompted the metropolitan area to raise bread prices by one halfpence per loaf, as announced by authorities. The move affects Sydney shoppers and set new regional pricing standards for essentials.
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Sydney
Wedneadiy
Erty
Metropolitah Arer
Muriliny
Victoria Park Race Results at Victoria Park Sydney
Sydney racing card reports varied results across divisions with horses Bracken Waltle Day Turbine and Brown Betty featuring prominently in first division. Sprinters like Princess Ben and Theapian show betting interest while multiple scratchings and betting shifts are noted including Mountain Rate and Brereton in second division.
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Sydney
Victoria Parke
Iyo
Ies Brush
Nimparre
Waltle
Turbine
Browy Betty
Warmega
Bim Boy
Brown Betty
Warmene
Korimake
Inver
Jaccine
Beralchians
Brown
Mackiloss
Ahd
Xe Mou
Betling
Avenbe
Fourtenn-ion Handless Firet Elivion
Brereton
Mountain Rate
Blur Devon
Ahmedard
Callerin Botting
Bye
Blatch Wins Wide Ring Bout in Ten Round Fight
Boxing report notes Blatch defending an AA title against Hall over eleven rounds with a decisive stoppage by referee and analyst commentary. Purcell is mentioned in a separate bout with a draw or decision. Reilly loses on a technical knockout to Bhhop as the card runs through multiple rounds.
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Bydney, Werntsany
Ferry Reilly
Ninlti
Hotels to Open Day of Referendum in Sydney
Sydney report notes hotels in New South Wales capital to stay open on referendum day. Officials say the Blate government aims to ensure accommodations available as voters decide. Local hotels expect normal operations and no closures during the polling period.
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Sydney
Wednewte
Rew
Wiley
Duke of Gloucester Ends Army Career in King’s Service
London announcment today states the Duke of Gloucester will relinquish his Army career to assist the King in official engagements. He and his wife will reside at York House from March next.
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London
Duke of Gloucester
Yar
No Prospect of Reduction in Bread Prices Reported
In Sydney on Wednesday, reports indicate little chance of bread price cuts. Mr Fraser and others interrogate the thin prospect, noting pressures on price and the impact on bakers and consumers amid rising costs.
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Syrney
Fraser
Duke of Windsor Seeks Villa in Wiesbaden
A terse inquiry notes that an agent reported a private villa opportunity in Wiesbaden for the Duke of Windsor between May 15 and June 1. Details and price were conveyed to the Duke, who has not yet replied.
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Berle
Tynsdy
Wiesbaden
Sone
Duke of Windsor
Magistrate Finds Campers Not Liable for Penalty
Evidence showed campers used a public reserve without permission to pitch tents near Canine and Wood hamm Shire Council. The magistrate concluded no penalty or costs due as officers will arrange access permissions for lawful use.
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Courtells
Hawkins
Corsi Court
Woodhamm Shire Council
A. Orlitenden
Aly Vans Mead
Ie Counsell
Muweins
Lemay
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