Wembley tales and art loans plus a train wreck scare
Grendale notes a Wembley display of shale oil from the Crogier retort with promises of high yields and self running systems. The piece also covers Lord Leverhulme art treasures moving to New York, a Southern Railway train wreck scare involving two youths, and social and political blurbs on Labour and female socialist figures in 1925 London.
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Duff Austral
Wembley
Commonwealth
Ural
Ciie
Gil
Iit
Royal Air Force
Air Force
R.A.F
Attoo
Hussars
London
the Times
Lord Leverhulme
New York
America
Savile Row
Tee Arey
Lima
Enor
Atlantic
Wall Street
Great Hilla
Southern Railway
Mwenine
Rhodes
Lord Curzon
Cynthia Mossey
Oswald Mosley
M.P
Luskind
Dave
Wisbandt
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Bitcon
CHIS
Bitgon
Nib
A. Morris and Co
A. Morris
Mort's
Anders
M. Werner and Co
Cal Rustica
Opticians
Little Colling
TRECT
Melbourne
V.c-V
Numurkak
Mie F. A
Guenther
Joan Mansfield
Veleghaph
Numurkah
High Street
Shepparton
Cooper’s Sheep Dipp, Devine & Go
7Oe
Pownan
Phone
Assa Eel
Grendale, Flas
Labor
Cynthia
Huhe
T Hatly
Socialist Party
Clare Annesley
Priscilla Lady Annesley
Bristol West
Clare
Women's Iternational League
Tavistock
Duke of Bedfords
Isis
Margaret Sackville
de la Ware
Frances Countess of Warwick
Dean Hige
At. Paul's
Dean Inge
Earle
Yemen
Senate
Andrew Elliott Guthrie
Plain Blakey
Hannan Holloway
Keane
Victoria
Charles E. Taylor
Queen Sirret
Voco
Maximus
Burz
Vacuum Oil Company, Pty Lib
Robur
Nyal Fissie
A. Guenther, S
Melville Strest
Eral
Thorne
Kymac
Emcee
Oakland
WOMLI
Iven
Kilpatrick, McLellan & Co. Pty Ltd
King Street
Det
A.W.C
Fenn & Bolton
Mr Bolton
Sumurkah
Tay
Eddy's Telegraph Hotel
Lee Belt Numurkal
Cobram
Redgum
Stillard Hla
Jimber
Stillard
Sawmills
Court House
Frank Kino
Numurear