Sentenced for Fraud in Kirkwood Hagan Case Adelaide
A judge sentenced John Hilary Taylor former secretary to the Koo yonka Colt Club to two years and eleven months in prison for fraud. The case involves an alleged scheme with Jonway Use and Lee Kerkwood linked to an exhibition game by Koosonga.
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Adelaide
Weitnesday
John Hilary ‘Taylor
Kooyonga
Colt Club
Juanway
Ium
Waites Agen Waz
Lee Kerkwood
al Koosonga
Woman Drowned and Baby Missing in Hazel Laubert Case
A woman drowned and a baby missing were reported in Mes Hazel Laubert near Moumasi. The boy at the scene is described as a household member, and investigators noted the woman had last been seen visiting a woodland area before the incident. Local authorities continue to search for the baby and assess the circumstances surrounding the drowning.
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Sytey
Wrenesty
Hazel Laubert
Moumasi
Famine in China Report Sees Millions Die
Sydney dispatch reports Commissioner Medecare saying prolonged drought in Chinese ports has caused immense starvation with rain failing for four years. He notes widespread deaths and cites casualties, while political leaders debate relief and aid distribution amid the crisis.
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Sydney
Medecare
Silvalon Army
Brisbane
Mystery Card: Rally Upset At City Arena
A fragmented sports brief reports a surprising finish as teams collide in a late season matchup. Key players and the venue are mentioned, with unclear scores and outcomes due to OCR damage.
Faint OCR fragment reports byline and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and numbers without clear events or context, obscuring details. The readable elements include several personal names and scattered figures, but no coherent action, place, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
Railway Bill Drastically Amended in Lexisla Hive Assembly
Sydney Wednesday report notes drastic amendments to the Mallwayy Bill in the Lexisla Hive Assembly. A clause limits the Railway Commissioners power to impose high rates when not all goods or livestock are delivered by road. The measure also restricts purchases of motor vehicles for livestock delivery unless satisfactory service is guaranteed.
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Sydney
Wailway Commissioners
NP Ijl
Shige
Ata
Amy Tomo
Whion
Deiade
Prince Wait
Nimi
Maid Msn
Ohn
Homer Fm
Thalliy
Delle
CWA
Brisbane
Tueadh
Valuable cargo of radium on voyage to Melbourne
Report outlines radium valued at 38 200 pounds aboard a ship docked near Melbourne. The shipment includes sealed end-labeled boxes and a battery of equipment for the Commonwealth radio minorator, destined for Melbourne University.
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Melbourne
Vibe Suito
Moum Bay
Dhe Commonwearth Radio Minoratorius
Univers
Cleary's Hand Says Graziers' President
Fragmentary note discusses Cleary's Hand and Graziers' President amid references to officials and protection of certain interests. The readable text mentions a Chief Mission Commissioner and Brammport with unclear context and dates.
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Tous
Brammport
Alleged wife murder case linked to strychnine medicine
Fragmentary report notes alleged wife murder involving strychnine and medicine. Text includes garbled names and dates, with unclear location and witnesses. The readable parts suggest a trial or investigation tied to poisoning. Further details are unreadable in the clipped OCR.
London Thursday Peat Pay Muh Way Erratic Waterway
The fragmentary text shows a London based note from Thursday describing a peat payment and a heavy river or waterway, with unclear phrasing and missing context. The readable entities include London and Thursday with mentions of peat and waterway conditions.
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London
Tutor Murdered By University Student
London news reports a King's College Cambridge tutor, Mr A Bob Wollaston, killed himself after a student, J Pats, shot him in the leg and shoulder. The tutor died soon after, as a detective present observed the event. Potts faced questioning about an absence.
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London
J. Pats
King's Colleges Cambriign
Both
Bob, Wollanton
Foilsen
Wollaston
Potts
Tess
England Wins First Test in Dull Weather at Paddington
England defeated Australia in the first Test as spectators endured rain and a sodden pitch. The match featured slow play with Australia in trouble early and England taking control as the day wore on.
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London
Derrek Lestrogere
Bethren
England
Paddington
Land
Dari
Australian Party Confrontation Sent to Attenuated Response
In Melbourne two politicians Mr Maxwell and Mr Hughes clash over an unresolved letter to the Attenboss Party. Mr Hughes replies to Mr Maxwell’s inquiry as the dispute appears tied to factional lines and party discipline.
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Melbourne
Wetneattay
WM. Hughes
Oyster Fecundity and a 30 Million Oyster Vision
Sydney talk turns to oyster history and future output as David Stead sketches a bold projection. In a concise address the idea of boosting oyster stock to thirty million is discussed alongside urban growth and possible impacts on Sydney’s harbour and fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wetnendtay
David Stead
Lang Attacks Bill Over Charity Efforts in Parliament
Sydney Wednesday reports Mr Lang led a parliamentary attack on a charity funding bill. He accused the government of delays and mismanagement, insisting residents suffer while officials debate. The debate stalled as speakers pressed for action and clarity.
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Sanders
M.L.A
N.s.wir
Methwyn
Girls on Strike Over Dismissals in Sydney
Report from Sydney outlines a strike by female workers at the Wok Rusheniers plant amid disputes over dismissals. The article notes tension with management and mentions observers and a possible confrontation as strikers protest for reinstatement and fair treatment.
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Sydney
Rls
Warde Rubber Company
Rusheniers
Ork
IMM Ageanent
Cencres
Must Pay Up Sydney Brief Incomprehensible Text
A garbled dateline from Sydney yields an unreadable passage with no clear names or events. The fragment contains stray words and phrases, offering no verifiable facts, dates, or entities to summarize into a coherent item.
Old Man Lost Leach Forties Out
A garbled report from Sydney describes a missing man from Leach Forties. The fragmentary text mentions a person from Sydney, with unclear dates and places, outlining a possible sighting near Glenmuarry and Mey 8, but details remain unreadable.
Fires In Canada Claim Loss Of Life In Forestry
Report from Antare about Canada fires sweeping through forestry areas. Aviator and three others presumed dead as crews battle flames along a 10 mile front. Evacuations affect families as villagers flee to roads and shelters. props and bones burned, while women and children seek refuge from advancing smoke and embers.
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Tunas
Antarte
Pountey Roads
Ko War Refuge
Work for Another 1900 Men
Sydney Westie notes a call to support unemployed workers as the Lantern Bureau reports renewed efforts. Local leaders urge employment programs and business cooperation to shelter, train, and place men in new jobs amid economic strain.
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Sydney
Westie
Heik Keine
Markets and prices skimmed in a bustling daily
A fragmented market page notes fluctuating prices and items across multiple sectors. It mentions commodities, foreign exchange, and local equities with scattered figures and annotations, reflecting a lively but unclear snapshot of trading activity. The garbled text preserves names of locations and vendors, hinting at a broad market report.
Weather Forecast Fragment From Tiny Town Page
Fragmentary forecast reads like a weather note with scattered lines. It mentions rain and temperature hints and lists several garbled details about precipitation chances and wind. The legible bits suggest a routine daily forecast with a potential 66 percent rain cue and related timing.
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China
ASC Wales
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Nady
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Mr Diuon
Malu
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Steves
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Hemahn
Ryan
Victor ‘Talking Machines
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Cleary
Graziers
Matom
Captain's Flat Railway
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Fema
Australian Party
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Mr. Hughes
Mr. Lang
Bill
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Glenmuarry
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