Still Hope At Geneva Lloyd George On Hoare Speech
A fragmented report on the Geneva debate cites Sir Samuel Hoare’s speech and a Commonwealth Arbitration Court claim over pastoral awards. It notes tensions between government lines and league covenant support, with remarks on wages, cattle and sheep work, and potential wider political impact.
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Geneva
Lloyd George
Hoare
Apa
League Assembly
Broome
Aditaln
Plant
Samuel Hoare
Bamutl
Wheat Market Prices Rise on Overseas Signals
Reprinted from cod Herald Sydney reports overseas markets firm lifting local wheat prices. Prompt delivery wheat rose to 2 9 1 10 2 3 4, July futures near 3 8 4, with activity limited as buyers held back. Traders note improved grower offers and rain aid, while international tensions and droughts push prices higher abroad.
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Cod Herald
Wirer
Sydney
Vernoon
Dolderr
Nowsl
Peace Rally Reflections From Minister Drummond
Fragments report a peace rally with Minister for Education Mr Drummond voicing views on moral duties and church guidance to foster humane effort. The text emphasizes Christian influence to curb ignorance and racial prejudice and to promote intelligent youth service.
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Bydney
Christian Church
Widow Mary McGill Dies at 101, Noted Equine Breeder
Sydney obituaries report Mary McGill widow of Andrew McGill a prominent equine breeder of years past died at Axh eld Inne pight in her 102d year, mourned by Frany Mos and Frany neighbors.
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Sydney
Frany
Mos
Mary McGil
Andrew McGill
Axheld Inne
Japanese Trade Demand for Australian Exports Highlighted
A Japanese envoy spoke to the Chamber of Commerce outlining Japan's demand for wool and other Australian products. He linked improved living standards to healthier markets for Australian goods, stressing the role of principal Japanese industries in trade.
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Bydney
Pridey
Chamber of Commerce
le Buch
Japan
Fragmentary News Snippet Hints At Event Details
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a Friday date and a topic on travel or local event but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. The readable parts reference a meeting or discussion and a quotation style line, with no concrete facts.
Quarrel Over Doe Ends With Attack in Palmer Home
A heated dispute at a Palmer residence led to a stabbing attempt involving Francis Ryan and a companion. Authorities report injuries from the assault, as investigators piece together the events that occurred after a confrontation at the former's home.
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Sydney
Francis Ryan
Palmer
Alltebes
Wataco
Mt Sydney
Chet Ryan
Antherman
Ryah
Tram Derailment Damages Route in Sydney
A tram on the line from Five Rock to Dawnport was derailed near George and Liverpool streets in City early Friday morning after a collision with a motor car. The tram driver escaped Injury, while a passenger named Jill was knocked about the head. Part of the tram shattered, plunging electricity and debris onto the street amid a loud impact felt by bystanders.
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Sydney
Fiiday
Jive Rock
Dirmulat Quay
George
Liverpool
Ujury
Nis Yaseniper
Jill
Terrie
Wan
Tennis Championship Results and Exhibitions
Miss Hartigan defeated Wood 6 4 6 3 6 4 in the tennis championship. Alison Olley claimed the National title. A mixed doubles exhibition followed with JG Hall and Mrs Phi King pairing against Gregory Munsin and Joan Harmagon.
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Pormit Mills
Hurry
Wood
Alison Olley
Hall
Phi
King
Gregory Munsin
Joan Harmagon
Ty Way
Mien Hasligeny
Sydney sale results reveal mixed auction week
A Sydney market report shows yesterday's sales mixed with a 5 percent decline in some listings. The Continent leads buyers while Bradford and other districts remain quiet with several noted bidders, including Pulliga and Graves End.
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Sydney
Friany Goldabrough
Fiat
Bradford
Pulliga
Cudmore
Gravesend
M. Jones
Geneva dispatch reports moves on Abyssinia and League
The Geneva report describes tensions over Abyssinia and the League of Nations. It notes debates over France and Laval, the potential exit from the League, and Allied reactions. Sir Donald Lowthian-Bowen and British Labor leaders weigh restraint and responsibility amid international pressure.
University of Sydney Forms Graduate Association
The convocation of the University of Sydney decided to form a new Graduate Association replacing the provisional body. The meeting disapproved of the existing graduates’ organization by a vote of 25 to 47.
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Sydney
University of Sydney
Smile
Existin Gradiuates
Protesting Meeting Demands Sugar Embargo Removal
Melbourne protest meeting of the Suey Conmum association urged the conference to remove the embargo on unarted sugar and protested the sugar industry agreement with Commonwealth and external governments. Mr J N M Fowles defended the sugar agreement as outstanding, amid claims the embargo harms Australia’s economy and exports.
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Melbourne
Inner-Biata
Avabralias Porketa
Commonwealth
eeenalanit Covern+ iments
Pit Explosion Kills Fifteen in Yorkshire Mines
Report from London says a pit explosion at Wangiewell in York shire killed fifteen and entombed forty one miners. Survivors crawled to safety through smoke and dust as rescuers work to reach the trapped men.
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London
Fraol
Wangiewell
Yorkshire
Swepis
Hans Fang
Dramatic Murder in High Life Shocks New York
Noted actress Kamlyn Moty, 38, was shot dead at the home of Mr. Rogers in Pennsylvania. Authorities hold Rogers and another man for questioning as sensational speculation swirls around motive and a possible suicide attempt by the suspect.
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Kamlyn Moty
Pennsylvania
Rogers
Agers
Mauri Rogers
Poldine Rogers
Weather Forecast Says Warmth With Showers Expected
The 9 am forecast indicates mostly fine weather in the north and northwest with cloudy periods elsewhere. Showers with thunder likely, hot spells on the south coast, morning fog inland, southerly winds along the coast, northeast winds inland, and freshening conditions overall.
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Sydney
North
Flood Warnings Persist on North Coast Amid Rising Rivers
Weather bulletin from Sydney reports ongoing heavy rain across the state with the North Coast at risk as rivers swell. Farmers are urged to monitor waters rising, move crops to higher ground, and heed official guidance to prevent losses.
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Sydney
Priday
Nambacen
Deniliquin Fourth State Lottery Draw Receives Notice
The Deniliquin Fourth State Lottery draw details appear with prize listings and syndicate names including David Coppecfield and Lambert Jotinaton. Second prize numbers and agent names are noted, along with expected draw date and related firms.
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State Lottery
Deniliquin
David Coppecfield
Eydnry
Pritoy
Fimt
Mae
LL Warner
Aniing9
Polm Point
David Conpettinid ™ Syndicate
Mtetniyr Sroydem
Nexria
Northern Rainfall Totals From Local Stations
Rainfall reports from northern stations list Armidale 181 points Ashford 61 Bin Gare 4 Boymbilla 32 Boushaw 6a Boom 4 Bundarre 122 Deepwater 62 Delungra 8 Exumaville 43 Glen Innes AY Gravesend 6 Millie 25 Mowll 32 Maree 68 Munnind 44 Marabi 26 Patlamuliswa 29 Tamworth 100 Tenterfield 8 Walgett 70 Weejaw 82 Yelnan TI Barrabe 10 Breeze Piliga 14 Bougmbri 102 Cunnedats.
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Fie
Ats Lions
Waday
Armidale
Ashford
Bingare
Boymbilla
Boushaw
Boom
Bundarre
Deepwater
Delungra
Exumaville
Goran
Glen Innes AY
Gravesend
Millie
Mowll
Maree
Munnind
Mar
Abi
Patlamuliswa
Tamworth
Tenterfeld
Walgett
Wee Jaw
Yelnan
Barrabe
Breeze Piliga
Bougmbri
Cunnedats
Sussex Street Market Report From Raw OCR Fragment
Market prices listed for produce at Sussex Street with varied readings on potatoes onions oats millet lucerne hay and other items. Units and figures are unclear, showing irregular spellings and fractions from an OCR scrape.
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Rydney
Buxsex
Tay
Tasmanian
Buller
Lucerne
Wedding bows in pink and mauve at St Augustine’s Church
The ceremony united Miss Phyllis Brown, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Brown, with Mr Alfred Jackson of Wollatoncraft, nephew of Major Jackson, at St Augustines Church in Neutral Bay. The bride wore crepe with a picture hat and carried carnations and forget-me-nots. the groom’s brother Wilfred Jasleson supported him. Afterward guests were entertained at the ceremony venue. The couple plan to reside at Wingham.
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St. Augustine's Church of England
Neutral Bay
Phyllis Brown
Robt
Brown
Aldherham
Hverlt
Alfred Jackson
W Jackson
Wollatencraft
PG. Jackson
Rey Blanton
Antonia Primroces
Mir Wilfred Jaslesom
Robt Baw
Jackson
Wingham
Brisbane tragedy shocks office in Australia
Fragmentary text reports a tragic event in Brisbane with a clerk named Ewart Lyle Biormonth allegedly firing a weapon in an office, causing fatal injuries. Details are unclear due to missing portions of the OCR.
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Brisbane
Me Oder Beertary For Justice
Ewart Lyle Biormonth
Patty Mesalone
Nambour
Teralver
Lew Nia
Monarchy Plebiscite Schedule Shared in Athens
In Athens authorities announce a plebiscite on restoring the monarchy to be held in October. The move aims to determine whether Greece returns to a royal system following republican debates.
Ashford and Gum Flat Ax Vist Fundraiser at Ashland
The Ashland function held on August 20 raised net prom of £44 18 7 with donations and sales. Tickels and various items donated by local named contributors supported the event with receipts of 39 10 and expenses 18 0.
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Ashford
Bastice
Githoma
Bonkao
Ashland
Wwe Leo
Regeliumn
Brite Brosain
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