Loyal Orange Lodge Sabbath Observance in Sydney
A fragmentary report notes Loyal Orange Lodge members in Sydney observing a Sabbath event. The piece references tensions with papal authority and priests, naming Rev. AO and others, and hints at sectarian disputes and calls to resist denominational influence. The readable text reflects contentious views on loyalty, religion, and national identity.
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Sydney
Orange Thatiulson de Wandtublon
Xluroy
Alexie
Seo
Air Liner Crashes in London Killing Several
An Amsterdam correspondent reports a London air liner crash yesterday. Thirteen passengers escaped as fire broke out within seconds after takeoff. Two passengers and four crew were killed instantly. The pilot attempted a landing and a wing struck a dyke forcing open the door.
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London
Amsterdam
Prleraan Declerlea
Snginer
Purchases for Japan Announced by Government
The Japanese government announced purchases for Japan with shipments to vacuum centers and delivery planned for the next weekend. Several steps and agencies involved indicate a planned sequence of supply and distribution.
Old Woman Dead Found in Street in Byoney
A fragmentary report notes the death of an elderly woman found in the street near Byoney. Police and local residents investigate the incident, with unclear details from the partial OCR. Authorities are reviewing possible causes and identifying the woman.
Injured in Brawl Assailant Arrested in Sydney
Sydney police report a brawl left Ben Milburh injured and hospitalized. Milburh, 28, suffered facial wounds and head injuries as witnesses say the assault occurred during the altercation. A man was later charged with assault and a prior burglary offense.
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Sydney
Ben Milburh
Sydney Hospital
Ultering Rom
Bevere
Ube
Obituary for Reverend Dunnett Robertson of Sydney
The obituary notes the passing of Reverend Dunnett Robertson in Sydney on a Monday. It records his service as pastor at Presbyterian Church Dbler and his two terms as moderator of the By ney Presbytery, with the announcement of his death and a summary of his roles.
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Bydney
Dealiy Ds
Rev
Raga
Blair
Ten Die in Motor Bus Tragedy on Sunday
A motor bus tragedy Sunday left ten people drowned while ten others were saved. Eyewitnesses report the driver losing control, the vehicle veering, and passengers rushing to escape as help arrived.
Hospital Grants 250000 Proposed in Sydney Plan
In Sydney on Monday a government proposal outlines hospital funding of 250000 pounds. The plan may also allocate around 2000 pounds specifically for hospital purposes amid broader health expenditure.
Senator Courtney Nominates Successor in Parliament
Senator Courtney nominates his successor Sydnfy, Mondai, and others for the Senate selection. The deceased Glen Tate Ben Alor Lianet Courtney is noted. The Labour team seeks young, energetic men to fill roles and Mc 7Muteh, ex-SSW Parliament member, is considered.
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Sydnfy
She Benacks
Glen Tate
Ben Alor Lianet Courtney
Humanity
Wb m
Jon Wibling
Oneiste
Labour
Senate
Mc 7Muteh
SSW
Husband Arrested After Wife Found Dead in Glen Innes
A 35 year old West Venne Glen Innes man Ernest Hanser was arrested and charged with murder after the body of Naveen Hansen was found at her residence. Police argued for remand as the coroner opened inquiries into the death and an inquest was scheduled with further hearings. The coroner reported receiving information and the case proceeded through the Glen Innes Court system with detailed examination of the scene and autopsy notes.
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Glen Ann Nolice
Mix
Naveen Hansen
West Venne
Glen Innes
Ernest Han
Devowved
Charerd
Matson
Glen Innes Court
Meco Carr-Boyd
Ernest Hanser
Nareen Harve
Willis
Cokania
Grantet
Lear
Betorr
Apy
Air
D. B Jones
Scrut Stephenson
Huninen
Weat
Munven
Madkonale Aad
Abyssinia War Inevitable Official View
London reports an official view that Abyssinia appears to be heading toward inevitable conflict. The piece cites military buildup, political statements, and regional tensions signaling a looming war scenario. Strong entities include Abyssinia, London, and regional authorities as the narrative outlines imminent confrontation.
Racing Broadcasts Reduced Gate Receipts
Sydney reports concern over reduced gate receipts from racing broadcasts. The government cabinet plans extend to the next meeting with debate on licensing, exemptions, and high costs faced by racing clubs. Stakeholders argue broadcasts depress live attendance and ticket income while seeking regulatory clarity.
Train Derailed Three Mishaps Near Bourke
A series of train derailments and mishaps disrupted travel south of Bourke. One carriages derailment buried passengers and caused injuries, while another goods train damaged the line near Mackayville Coast. Crew sustained non-fatal injuries and the line was damaged but service expected to resume after repairs.
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Mackayille
Domidge
Scywman
Murvanang
Gramwan
German Welcome British Ex-Soldiers at Berlin Memorial
Three thousand people gathered in Berlin today to greet returning British veterans. The crowd appeared modest as officials prepared a wreath laying tomorrow at the German war memorial to mark the event.
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British Regionartenste
Berlin
He Eoome
Sussex Street Market Report From Sydney Listing Prices
Market notes from Sydney on Monday show prices for Wheat potatoes eggs cheese maize oats and hay with varied weights and units. The report lists ranges like wheat 2 10 to 4 6d and oats 2 3 to 28 bushel with items such as butter cheese and millet among others.
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Sydney
Tasmanian
Buiter
Incurne
England batsmen falter in third Test against South Africa
England were dismissed for 216 as Langton and Vincent dominated with the ball. Hallimond and Mitchell bowled well for England, while Cameron and Bell contributed modest scores. South Africa's innings details are unclear with several inaccuracies, but the English collapse marks a tough start in this Test series.
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Langton Ait Vincent
Mitchel Langton
Harua
Vincent
Ames
Wichel Low
Lineton
Oversea Tennis Nordwyck Final Draws Dutch Champion Ship
The report notes the final of the Dutch championship with results from multiple doubles matches and singles. It highlights Gui and Od winning in the Anal Hopman and Quist event, plus Hopman and Quist defeating Karsoon sky and Meta, and mentions Germany advancing in the Davis Cup to meet the United States in the interson final with Von Cramm and Henkel earning wins.
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Sindy
Italy
Gui
Anal Hopman
Quist
Bawstowek
Meta
Praove
Czschoslovakis
Germany
Ameri¢d
Mest Maritain
von Cramm
Menzel
Henkel
Gerrorny
Caska
Opposition Leader Urges World Economic Conference Return
In London on Sunday Mr Georg Lunsbury urged the House of Commons to back a return of the New World Economic Conference. He proposed shared access to large unoccupied territories and markets, with Britain as controller, to integrate with global trading norms and promote broader international cooperation.
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London
House of Commons
Georg Lunsbury
Betex To-Tay
New World Economic Conference
Britain
Belfast riots ease after day of clashes and arrests
In Belfast on Sunday, rival factions threatened further violence but order began to return as troops and police pushed back unrest. Shops were damaged in working class areas, several premises wrecked, and over 180 people were injured by gunfire and debris as rioting subsided by evening.
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Belfast
York Street
Wim
Border Regiment
Henry-shest
Working-Clase
Bastille Anniversary Parade Draws Large Crowd in Heat
Sunday anniversary events in Paris drew about one hundred thousand marchers from across France. The crowd moved from the Bastille to the Plage de Barat amid heat, with guards enforcing orders against foreigners joining the procession. A downpour quelled rioting as police faced occasional confrontations and attackers, ending with one arrest and several injuries.
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Parie
France
Basie
Basile
Plage de Barat
Treolors
Ed Ng
Vetsorier
Cman
Omoni
Crala de Fei
Marsellen Trulear
Par
Iroona
Etringie
Melbourne sermon on women and armament dangers
A distorted transcript from a Melbourne sermon cites concerns over women’s roles and pacifist ideas. The speaker warns of increasing armament profits and calls out vested literesis and influence, alleging ties to violence and mass slaughter, with grim mentions of Iran and innocent people.
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Melbourne
Sk. Pauls Cathedra
Dana
Iran
Market Report From Homebush Sales
At Homebush today 2400 head of stock sold with a firm market. Bullocks sold to £9, cows £2 to £9, ewes and lambs quoted, sheep number 26,000 head, buyers active. Prices included 4s for wax, other figures mid to high shillings, quality premiums noted.
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Sydney
Homebush
Bullocks
Aisteller
Weber
Emme
Weather forecast for Sydney region and state
Unsettled conditions spread across the southern half of the state with intermittent rain advancing westward. Morning fog and mist reduce visibility in northern areas while squally winds shift from west to northwest.
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Bydney
Rist
Tin price report from today
The unit price of tin rose today to 9.8 while market activity showed cautious trading. Traders noted steady demand from manufacturers and a limited supply impacting short-term pricing.
Air Service Brisbane Singapore To Be Doubled
Defence Minister Parke Al announced the Brisbane to Singapore air service should be doubled to boost passenger and freight capacity and handle heavy mail loadings. He said the move is under Commonwealth government consideration.
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Sydney
Defence
Parke al
Brisbane
Singapore
Commonwealth Gov
High Court Rules Bondholder Interest Taxable in Australia
In a unanimous judgment the High Court held that a bondholder drawing interest from a 90 million dollar loan floated by the Commonwealth in New York in 1928 must include that interest in assessable income for Australian income tax. Appellant Samuel Henry Ervin of Sydney argued prospectus stated interest would be paid without Australian tax deductions. No order was as to costs.
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Sydney
High Court
Australia
New York
Bamuel Henry Ervin
Conta
Errant Boys Attempt to Derail Train Near White Bay Woods
An undisciplined group of youths attempted to derail a woods train at White Bay yards late yesterday afternoon. They placed a Joneson bar and several rooks on the line but fled before police arrived. investigators are trying to identify the offenders.
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Sydney
Monda
White Bay Woods
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