Fiendish Murders Near Kalgoorlie Court Reels at Evidence
In Western Australia the Kalgoorlie murder inquiry uncovers grisly remains. Detective Sergeant Purdue details nails, trunks, limbs, and severed flesh recovered from the shaft and debris. The court witnesses ghastly exhibits including a finger joint and bones, with only the pirk head previously produced. The Malay States contribute £2,000,000 to Singapore base construction while political forecasts suggest Labor’s brief rule.
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Goldfields
Kalgoortie
W.A
Purdue
Walsh
Billy Batten
Singapore
Alphabetical
Reid
Tamworth PP Board debates permits and water access
The Tamworth PP Board met at the Peel Shire office with directors Payne Hyem Cartex Park Campbell Wyndham and Phillips present. Prosecutions were authorised for drovers without permits and for allowing stock on reserves. Letters from Caroona Progress Association urged road access to Caroona trucking yards, but the Board lacks power to compel route changes. The Water supply at Gap Werris Creek drew concern, and papers were referred to the Department of Agriculture for Railway involvement.
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Peel
Messrs
Payne
Hyem
Cartex
Park
Campbell
Wyndham
Phillips
Tolloway
Caroona Progress Association
Caroong
Spring Ridge
Tamarang
Connell
Gap
Werris
Creek
Department of Agriculture
Railway Department
Pownall Bros. Bawin Plain
Baxin Plain
Kootingal
Gunnedah
Liver Ji Mains
Gaindah
Attinga
TSR
Manill
Rayers
Charman
TL Hudson
Willambi
Manithe
Ol Warrah
Willow Tree
Baneful Aristocracy Raises Nationwide Alarm on Prohibition
A doctored speech by Dr Charles Stelle condemns the bootlegging era, arguing it corrupts law enforcement and fuels a rising aristocracy behind illegal liquor. The piece blames widespread shankenness in streets and public life, claiming enforcement failures threaten prohibition’s future and provoke political backlash.
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Charles Stele
Stelle
Fompeumer
Eireles
New York
Literary Digest
Aristocra
Red Cross Day preparations in New South Wales
Red Cross activities include finalising arrangements for Red Cross Day on August 6. Efforts aim to raise £25,000, per Lady Stonehaven, to support the New South Wales Division aiding wounded soldiers and civilians with tuberculosis. A tiler, William Lorimer, survived a fifty foot fall from a Goulburn church spire, sustaining minor injuries and leaving hospital after treatment.
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Red Cross
Australian Red Cross Society
Lady Stonehaven
New South Wales
Martin Place
Customs Square
Sydney
Goulburn
William Lorimer
Lorrimer
Goulburn District Hospital
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Ahere
George
Tamworth
Utter
W. G. Prostor
Emerald Hill
F.@&S Association
Foreman
Sway
Bathurst P.P
P.P
Staity
Crana P.P
Condoblin P. Board
Council of Advice
T Search
J. D. Campbell
Quirindi
Qipotty
Hovambil
Braefield
Mountain
Colly Creek
Clark
Duni
Warral
Hildings
Hough
Garland
Manilla
Rushvs Dock
Halls Creek
Yarauianhully Creek
A. Proctor
Attunga Creek
Dungewan
Mulla Creek
Bea
Toole
Ste
Umder
Ford
Ford Motor Company OF Australia Pty. Ltd
L.cudmore
Manacen
Chas Hope
Manacer
Minecak
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