Education critic assesses empire links and Australian reform
Dr He Brose speaking to the Old Boyes Association criticizes imperial education policy. He notes twelve tree packages to the Dominions and limited usage, England trialed a reduction system, and Australian understanding remains vague. He argues exams were to be discarded to allow self reliance.
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Ayoney
He Brose
uPinnon Altre Collegy Old Boye Association
Descr
Brghan Univer
Dominions
Principe Enea
Australia
Tandon
England
Charitable Tendency in World of Wealth Discussion
Frederick argues that wealth concentration creates widespread poverty as industrial wages fall. He notes a 42 percent rise in industrial goods since 1908 while real wages for industrial workers declined by 13 percent, urging charity and reform to address food, clothing, and shelter needs across society.
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Bydney
Ste Prederfer Stewart
WSP
Jorda
Garmenta
Frederick
Patriotic Italians Back War Effort with Jewelry Donations
The Tullan community along the Rich Noni River contributes to a government relief drive during an Abyssinian war, subscribing more than 563 units, primarily in jewelry. The effort shows strong local support and patriotism as citizens donate valuable items to aid the cause.
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Bydney
Tullan
Noni
Lown Tealal
Gun explodes injuring youth in Haberfield incident
In Haberfield a youth was wounded when a newly examined ale gum weapon exploded. Frank Brrman, V7, suffered a right wrist wound and was admitted to hospital. Condition described as satisfactory.
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Sydney
Haberfield
Frank Brrman
Unruly Scene at House of Commons Sparks Suspensions
London Thursday chaotic Commons session ends with three Labour members suspended for heckling Home Secretary John Simon and shouting at the minister. Speaker attempts to restore order as abuse and insults fly across the chamber.
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London
Hewee of Commons
Tim Worn Wes
Ir John Simon
Joh Simon
C. Buchanan
Glasgow
Wien
John Mon
Buchanun
Nobelim
Teutti
Daily Malls
Merilunds
Dog kills sheep near Corowa sparks manhunt
A local report describes a dog killing sheep around Corowa after two men visited the property. One man, identified as Mr BJ Nagie, tracked the animal for miles with a gun after discovering lambs dying in a paddock, leading to further pursuit toward Corowa.
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Corowa
BJ. Nagie
Jamiby
Fis
Hoshor
Forty Hour Week Advocacy Meeting in Australia
A joint gathering of Labor Council delegates from Wollonger Roweastie Lingow and Sydney urged the Heathered Government to implement a 40 hour week across industries nationwide. The proposal was to be presented at the Premierial Conference next month with details on employee numbers and exemptions.
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Sydney
Pruluy
Wollonger
Roweastie
Lingow
Austral
Capri
Wheat Market Quiet in Sydney Trading
Sydney reports a remarkably quiet city wheat market with steady prices. Morning saw bid quotes around 125 and offers near 116 for bulk wheat, afternoon activity faded and prices remained near 3.5 pence, with buyers and sellers offering limited volume and little change in the overall tone.
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Sydney
Eday
Wwall Developments
Cmuntey Foe
England Favored To Win Davia Cup Round
England expected to win the Davia Cup amid anxious committee discussions over aiding Australia. Quint sprained ankle yields 40 percent treatment, yet he stood and practiced shots today.
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England
Rebelion in Spain Battle Expected Streets Strewn With Dead
London reports a widening revolt in Spain as rebel armies threaten Madrid and northern strongholds. Government forces push toward Avila and Segovia while rebels suffer executions and church burnings amid heavy casualties and strategic clashes across major cities.
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London
Soronce
Spain
Interwr
Madrid
Avila
Begorin
Buirgad
Suuragona
Antvenl
Aviin
Serna
Weather forecast for Sydney and周
Cloudy unsettled conditions with possible thunderstorms across southern districts. Later in the week winds shift from northerly to a cold westerly change, seas moderate to rough.
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Sydney
Troyea
Taverett Amateur Cycle Club Handicap Seniors
Tomorrow's handicap event for the Malvern Star trophy features seniors racing 1 mile plus. Readouts list riders and times, including W. Chivers, G. Boggs, C. Leach, A. Quahamis, Hodges, A. Chivers, B Walker, J. Stander, and others with minutes and seconds. The program notes possible adjustments to regain the Inverell record, weathered by rain concerns.
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Taverett
Sonorrow
Elseday
W. Chivers Zain
Sees
Boggs Samin
C. Leach
Adame
Fifi
A. Quahamis
Hodges
A. Chivers
Question of False Evidence in MacDermott Case
Report on the trial of MacDermott with claims that police false evidence misled the jury. Judge Markwell noted the case involved alleged false testimony by Constable Alpin and a police agent named Kelly. Cassidy criticized ex-Constable Alpin and Kelly, arguing the conviction was tainted by manipulation of evidence.
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Ayliney
Priday
Conmaimion Investi
Tn RP
Woting Saan
Ine Martodt
Solhing
Pelien Oihers
Mergent
Caer
Wak
Whee
Thomas BaoDermott
Cassidy
Tha Jie
Wheat Market Prices Today in Sydney Trade
Sydney market report notes bulk wheat priced at 3/414 and bagged consignments quoted at 4/2 a 44. Market agents in Alexandria reported similar levels with slight fluctuations across bulk and bagged lots.
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Sydney
Alemandria
Wheat Problem GROWING COSTS Views of Mr G W Walker
Mr G W Walker of Unley Walker Wheat Co discusses rising costs and calls for less government interference to improve the wheat position. He notes Australia’s carryover of 24,000,000 bushels and references a Chilean ambassador suggestion toBuy wheat at low prices through an international bank from surplus countries.
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Aydney
Walker
Austalia
German Colonies Spec JOURNALIST'S VIEW
Sydney note by Priday reports Mr Burl Offenburg former German representation journalist of Frankfurter Zeitung at the Paris Bust argues Germany desires colonies but opposes mandated New Guinea and prefers Africa under return of Crewe. He emphasizes dominance over Ukraine and Britain.
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Sydney
Priday
Burl Offenburg
Germany
New Guinea
Crewe
Tin price report from Friday market
Tin price today quoted at the market shows a slight decline as buyers await further guidance. Trading activity appears subdued with operators cautious amid unsettled demand and fluctuating quotes across tin ingot offerings.
Sussex Street 6 Market Report
Sydney market report for Sussex Street lists prices for produce and goods. Items include potatoes, eggs, butter, cheese, honey, onions, oats, hay, lucerne, and whale chart figures with varied price ranges.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Hay
Onteis
Iwerrne
Ta Cre
Springbok Tour Memorandum Issued Reveals Racial Tensions
A damaged 1930s style fragment references a Springbok tour memorandum linked to Australia and New Zealand, aiming to protect the Moon race from incidents on the field. It notes frayed tempers and alleged mistreatment of women by visitors amid pretext of football events.
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Australia
New Aaland
Tel Boul
Fire at Woodburn causes £2500 damage
A garage blaze at Woodburn spread rapidly causing damage to four business premises and severe damage to a fifth property. Estimated total damage placed at £2500 with authorities reporting the fire was brought under control after emergency response.
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Sydney
Priday
Henke
Woodburn
Qullen
Ehret
Dumage
Alleged Stealing From Three Local Stores
Walker Collins faced charges of stealing a tie valued at 1216 from John Hunter and Bale and an overcoat valued at £5 from A M Canadell, following police inquiries at the county court. Mr RC Brutton represented the defense as Sergeant Willd supported the case. adjournment was granted for further evidence.
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Pasarday
Walker Collins
John, Hunter and
Bale
Ram Miliiam
Willd
Wool Market draft sale opening catalogue notice
Newcastle Sales Nene preparation opens catalogue for September harvest and wool in store. Growers may nominate for incision in the catalogue with compliance. Sale slated for October 4 and several others through February, aiding charity efforts.
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Hewonalle
Ameter ii
Hat
Hey
Unclear Snakes and Weather Oddities Reported in Toowoomba
Fragmentary report describes strange snake sightings and cold spells in Toowoomba with mentions of a local correspondent, weather effects, and a mysterious death during field investigations. The garbled text references a brown snake and a "representative" involved in measurements and a missing or concealed event amid harsh conditions.
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Downs
Toowoomba
Columbocia
Jaye
Gye Feilo
Jani
Arimkes
Mary
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