R C Bishop Sees Lottery Benefit Debate Triggered
London newspapers report a contentious Cork meeting where police guarded Cosgrove amid crowd disturbances. Cosgrove denounced de Valera while Moane defended a demand of £400,000,000, arguing it justified only with a Free State army in Trafalgar Square and guards at London Bridge.
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Cork
de Valera
Moane
Agricul
Lons Dé Valera
Trafalgar Square
London Bridge
State Lottery Draws Flagged With Numerous Syndicates
Sydney readers report the B7th State Lottery draw held Monday. Prizes listed include first pile 9151 for the Conta Collyer Syndicate of North Sydney and second third prize 96840 with Violet Liddell Redfern. Third prize 37684 Ola Syndicate via Mrs Bowl Earlwood. Fourth prize 40332 Big Fish Syndicate through A J Lioya Henry quest Werris Creek.
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Conta Collyer
W. A. Collyer
Slade Street
Naremburs
North Sydney
Violet Liddell
Walker Street
Redfern
Earlwood
Big Fish
A. J. Lioya
Henry Quest
Werris Creek
Lang's Opponent Seeks Reid Federal Seat Challenge
Monday, Mr P E Coleman former Labor member for Reid addressed the speaker's class of the Federal Labor Party and announced his intention to oppose Mr Lang for the Reid seat when the election is held. He conceded the contest may be tough but expressed confidence in victory.
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Sydney
PE Coleman
Labor
Reid
Federal Labor Party
Lang
Sme
Unemployment Reduced in France Reported
The report notes unemployment declines across France with a drop to around 0.900 in early October. The data reflects a nationwide improvement, though the phrasing is unclear and distorted in places. Further verification from official labor statistics is advised.
German Unrest Election Riots Across Berlin
Berlin reports erupt in clashes as mid day voting proceeds amid Communist Nazi tensions. Police on duty quell disturbances with fifty arrests as planes monitor the capital. Riots flare in Dyemnen Brunswiek and Crefeld with several injuries and damage reported. cabinet politics amid growing agitation.
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Hubeide Berlin
Dyemnen
Brunswiek Honuirg
Mberr
Weather forecast for today with showers inland
The forecast predicts cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunder, mainly in inland districts. Elsewhere it will be fine and warm with generally light variable winds shifting from south east to north east.
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Sydney
Railway Men State Grievances in Australia
Sydney meeting reports a voice of railway workers over pay and unrest. The Lithgow six hour day committee sees demands backed by TF Winsor of the Railway and Tramway Workers Association. They claim Stevens administration would pay railway workers 2900 pounds yearly, while transport fears and wage losses rise under pressure led by AE Chapman.
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Lipeakengay
Sngnas Ginal
Vane
Lithgow
TF. Winsor
Railway and Tramwayers’ Association
Lsat
Stevens Adinistration
Failway
AE Chapman
Stat
The
Moma Prices Toray Quoted At 821 As Market Lurches
In Sydney the market shows Toray priced at 821 per unit amid shifting demand and unclear guidance. Analysts note limited liquidity and a cautious outlook for near term trading.
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Sydney
Moma
Sussex Street Market Report Sydney Prices Variations
Market snapshot from Sydney on Monday showing fluctuating prices for staples. Wheat and oats move within varied ranges, butter and cheese hold steady, potatoes and onions show modest shifts, lucerne fodder and other grains listed with regional notes and date shorthand.
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Sydney
Montag
Northern Rivers
Property Owners Interview Minister in Sydney
The Minister for Justice, addressing a deputation from the Property Owners Association, indicated that enforcement of the Moratorium Act would be delayed if there is any holdback of the altered Ejectments Postponement Act. The discussion occurred in Sydney on Monday.
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Sydney
Justiee
Property Owners’ Association
England and South Australia test ends with heavy scores
England closed their innings at 884 for 6 with Richardson and Nitaghke adding 148 in a stand. Grimmett and others bowled well for South Australia as Sutcliffe fell to Grimmett. Notable scores include Nawab, Wall, Jardine, and Beattie with varied fifties and twenties. South Australia struggled, Sundries and bowlers Woolton and Grimmett delivering, final total not fully clear.
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Grimmett
Leyland
Nawab Af Puaudl
Guy
Dammond
Wall
Grinmoth
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Lorwood
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Gut
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Attempted Robbery Safe Mutilated
Brisbane bank safe was damaged during a weekend attempt at the National Bank of Australasia on Bad Ward Street. Assailants cut a side wall using a hacksaw or drill, mutilating the safe but were likely disturbed before securing any winnings. Local names mentioned in fragmented OCR appear unclear.
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Badward Street
National Bank of Australasia
Intricate Test Contests Frame Australia Innings
In a drawn British match the Australian innings featured McCabe top scoring with 129, Fleetwood Smith 90 plus, and Alexander bowling incisively for Victoria. McCabe reached 80 in 106 minutes, while Hird and Barnett contributed as wickets fell briskly. The overlong innings showcased tight bowling, several key catches, and a dramatic late stand before declares or follow-ons.
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Tron
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Forees
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Lottery Defense by Bishop of Goulburn in Address
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Goulburn Dr Barry defended the State lottery in a recent address. He argued the lottery provides aid to the sick and surpasses other institutions in this respect, urging opponents to consider stopping hare and fivg fmeing as a logical response.
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Sydney
Goulburn
Barry
Young
War service injuries acknowledged as 75000 soldiers deemed incapacitated
In Newcastle a health minister said Australia faced 75 000 soldiers with war service injuries, fully or partly incapacitated, whose medical costs now total about £3.25 million.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Ar. Marr
Awaialie
Burglar Wounded by Police During Botched Post Office Robbery
Melbourne reports an alleged burglar was shot in the knee by a police bullet during a failed burglary at a post office on Saturday night. The suspect, Michael Pfou, 39, was wounded as officers waited inside and was admitted to hospital under armed guard.
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Melbourne
Roy
Port Tfice
Michael Pfou
Melbourne fire at Pitchelt's publishing house causes heavy losses
A major fire at Pitchelt's publishing house near Melbourne yesterday afternoon destroyed the composing and binding rooms and the manufacturer's section. The damage is expected to run into thousands of pounds and nearly thirty employees were turned out of work.
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Melbourne
Pitchelt
Rolund
Abduction Attempt Hits Randwick Jockey Near Home
Apprentice jockey Frank Egil survived a frightening late Saturday night incident when a man tried to abduct him as a car pulled up beside the Randwick footpath. Ex-jockey Leo n Sullivan rushed to assist, preserving Egil from a forced departure. The attack followed Egil’s ride aboard Exchequer at Rosehill, where he left the barrier in a Garden Handicap.
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Sydney
Frank Egil
Jocey
Randwick
Egil
Leon’Sullivan
Rosehill
Burnt to death in fire at Ellam home
Monday Mrs Elizabeth McIntosh a 27 year old wife of a Tanner at Ellam was burnt to death when her clothes caught fire from a kerosene lamp on a bed as her husband left the room to attend to the pay.
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Akelbourne
Eilabeth McIntosh
Ellam
Adult Baptism Ceremony At Newcastle Beach
Nearly 1800 people attended the Newcastle beach event where Evangelist Van Eyk presided over a baptism service. About 21 converts were baptized in public by the sea with 15 women among them. Participants wore daywear during the ceremony.
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Newcastle
Evangelist. van Eyk
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