Alleged Cruelty Trial in McPirie Police Court
Gertrude Bosworth testifies that Henry Bosworth starved and mistreated their two children amid accusations of habitual cruelty. The witness recalls abuse and neglect in Florence Street home, with Bosworth denying and the court ordering 30 shillings weekly maintenance through welfare authorities. Separate note mentions wartime-era London district demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealu Gertrude Bosworth
McPirie
Charginis
Henry Bosworth
Onin Rel Iy
D. Gateuth
Speck
Florence Street
North Adlaide
Hoapier
Scott
Mahond
Wes
Witnese
Ale
Witess
Witmesd
Marth Adeleide
Trail St. Baptist Chuoren
Skeleton Found Hidden Under Ground Near Bucklands Park
Police in Adelaide were notified of a discovery described as a skeleton located a few feet below the surface near Bucklands Park. Details remain unclear as investigators head to the scene and the skeleton is reportedly at Two Wells for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Bridex
Wille
Bucklands Park
Adelaide
Two Welle
Barwon Blagil Crisis Shuts Barwon Steamer Dockside
Cairns reports drastic action as the steamer Barwon faces shutdown. Crew telegrams sent to Seamen's Union secretary in Sydney yield a cautious reply. Widespread port visits halted cooks on board and tensions rise amid alleged extremist pressures affecting operations from Adelaide to Mourniyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Hustary Parkac
Adelaide
Sydney
Jal
Seale S
Siembers
South-Auelrellan
Anlén
Swislok Yaltewen
Texve
Althousy
Gilrag
Louie
le Wetersid
Cacms
Mouriiysa
Sugar industry talk in Brisbane by British sugar chief
Benjamin Morgan president of the British Sugar Producers Organization and Burpus Sugar Federation spoke in Cairns on imperial preference for sugar. He argued it would stimulate supplies and that the Commonwealth Government would not grant preference merely to boost profits but to raise production and resist devaluation. He asserted increased production is expected and that the British Government will likely support substantial preference measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Priddy
Austriia
Zip
Benjamin’ Morgan
Hipplte Producers’ Organization
Wnd
Burpus
Federstiop
Cairns
Bemjemin
Prolonged Imperial Parliament Amid War News
London reports prorogation of Parliament to November 6 with a new session to follow. King’s Speech outlines aims for empire unity, wartime housing, rural relief, agriculture, pensions, and measures to boost employment while noting ongoing economic strains and road traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Hithlerto
Wil Beein
Tie Goua
United Seevine
Amabullah
Amsterdam
Oda
Ama
Inage
Fragleite Tuidke
Theshanistan
Otiavye
Japan
Himland
United States
Tae Peinbtiten
Gudertying
Ex-Jamining
Ceylon
Sreepa
Commission + on Agriculture
India
Equalisa
Retired boxer Gene Toussey tied to comeback plans
In New York the real reason for Gene Toussey retirement surfaces. Promoter Pex Riskerd allegedly offered £400,000 for a return, while Toussey and partners discuss training and a looming elimination tournament. A former champion fears another dangerous sparring incident could end his career.
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Cte
Ls. Angeles
Yempsey
Pex Riskerd
Om Shaney
Jemipsey
Sharkey
de- Teeney
New York
Heeney
Jock Dempsey
Finn
Tim
Gene /Tuusey
Sid
Trainise
Fiompsey
A ‘Eporrins
Vartner
Shampion Alu
Adelaide fruit and metal market report fragment
Readable lines show wholesale fruit and vegetable prices in Adelaide on Friday with apples, oranges, pears, cabbage and celery quoted. Metal market notes include London Metal Exchange bids, ingots, electrolytic bars and ship shipments with price movements and monthly outlooks.
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Adelaie
Yoorman
Adelaide
Abcording
Auvices
Australiana Mines
Nn Metals Assor
London Mata
Capper—standamt
Lee
Royal Commission Delays Hearings Over Corruption Claims
Fragmented text reports a Royal Commission hearing delayed amid alleged payments to ex-aldermen and a former electricity department official. Names identified include Basmiston Parratt J Holdsworth Silas Young and a deputy general manager, with criticism of contracted practices spanning about twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Me -Shana
Momson
Bas
Cycling Test Race at Amsterdam Track
An international cycling trial held on the Amsterdam track featured Standen and Gray racing 4000 metres while Australia sent two riders. Gray and Standen posted fast times with disputes about contact during the trial. A time trial followed and selection for the Australian team was anticipated by Mr. LesDuff.
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United Service Amsterdass
Pyday
Australia
Bradtam
Standen
Gray
Stuilen
Tuolles
Ayden
Tim
Teo
Jett Australi
LesDuff
Qater
GAOL TREATMENT PROPOSAL BY PRISONER REFORMER
Melbourne reports a statement by the secretary Mr M. Prendergast advocating prison reform. He argues that punitive gaol treatment should be informative and resembles the Big Brother movement. The plan includes paid civic participation by enticing citizens to take immigrants into prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Glisf
4. M. Prendergast
Murder Suspect in Brisbane Boond Station Body Find
Police investigate after a man is found dead at Boond Station near St George. Brisbane officers say the case is treated as murder as they search for a suspect and establish the circumstances of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Priday
Boond “Station
St. George
Resurrected S Maui riot leads to arson and trial
Fragments describe a chaotic scene at Opotibi with Maori actors during a staged burning of a village. A director and two cameramen were injured as a crowd chaos halted the production. A man identified as Ronald Patrick White faced a $400 fine and six months in jail following a street brawl.
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Alcreand
Durinx
Mie
la Saori
Opotibi
Tne
la Manet Vilage
Ward
Pasha
Byrd Plans Chelsex Vessel For Pole Expedition
United Service reports Commander Byrd adds the Chelsex vessel and a seed stock of apparatus for the pole mission. The expedition will include 30 men, four airplanes and sea craft, leaving New York on October 4 aboard two ships. Gratitude and planning from Sir Douglas, with Byrd proposing continuous radio contact and weather challenges.
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United Service
Vancouver
Byrd
Eaceyini
New York
Gru- Niamasnd
Serosa
Pole
Waddell Sea
Jeffrey
WASTE OF POISON WIFE SENTENCED TO GAIOL
Wellington Thursday Mea Koerbin, convicted of laving losed poison in her husband's food with intent to injure, was today sentenced two months imprisonment. Judge noted the sentence reflected waste of land and poison and warned against further crimes. Weather last year hindered work as the court recorded Easter and November dates from the case.
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Wellington
Mea Koerbin
Polsom
Annay
Hheiudwe
Atlantic Flight Failure Ends in Rescue by Mariners
A pilot Captain Couelpey and three companions survived a crash over the Atlantic after 48 hours adrift. They were picked up by the steamship Minnawaska near Trapassey Field Newfoundland and are en route to New York, with other vessels including Cripshaim Pranconta Gedrie and President Hayes assisting in the search. The Minnawaska will arrive in New York on Monday.
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Xuuk
Trapassey
Field
Newfoundland
Soulthampion
Minnawasks
Couelpey
Cripshaim
Pranconta
Gedrie
Hayes
United States
Courtney
Minne
New York
Paolish Airmen Hop Off For Navy Merit Flight
Paris dispatch reports Polish airmen Joel Bowshi and Xubala departed from Le Bourget on a transatlantic merit flight to New York via the Azores. Their biplane lacks a mirror, remains aloft with limited equipment, and carries food including chickens chocolates ham and two dogtags of champagne.
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Paris
Folia
Joel Bowshi
Xubala
le Sourgot
Unclear Civil War Update From Yugo Slavia Pii Survival
Reported fragmentary notes describe civil unrest in Yugo Slavia with references to governance and parliamentary setup in a distant region. The text is garbled and lacks coherent dates, places, or named entities beyond broad regional terms and fictionalized spellings.
Victorian Government Endeavors Reduce Unemployment
In Melbourne today the Victorian Government outlined steps to curb unemployment through public works projects. About 1,000 positions monthly were created or preserved by state undertakings, with a focus on stabilizing trades and providing work for the unemployed despite economic pressures.
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Melbourne
Victorian
Ogain
Aingle
Missing Woman in Melbourne Area Sparks Large Search
A 70 year old woman from Weat street Day Jedtford, missing since yesterday, prompted search parties totaling over 400 men. The bitter cold and anxiety raised fears she may have fallen in one of the many mining huts in the vicinity.
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Melagurne
Weat- Street
Jedtford
Gio
Thieves Raid In Woodend District Prompt Scour of Bush
In Melbourne Frits Black Forest presidents report widespread house thefts by an unknown man targeting empty homes. Search parties have roamed the bush around Woodend district seeking the suspect, but with little success.
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Melbourne
Black Forest
Drapery Store Robbed in Geelong Heist
Thieves entered Maing Street Sir Storris Jacobs drapery shop in Geelong and stole a suite of items valued at £500. They ransacked the premises and left behind a partial ensemble. investigation details are unclear.
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Melbourne
Surrey
Storris Jacobs
Maing Street
Geelong
Flood Wreaks Havoc Near Tokyo River
Japanese report a flood disaster along the river near Tokyo with heavy rainfall. Homes are submerged and residents evacuated as waters rise rapidly, causing widespread damage and interrupted transport. Local authorities urge caution and issue emergency warnings.
Victorian Dairy Farmers Association reshapes conference plan
A report from South Wales outlines changes to a dairy farmers association meeting. The Primary announces that schemes drawn up by conference will be omitted and that representatives of three societies will form the new body. The association aims to unite producers under Commonwealth oversight, with a five‑member governing council to oversee three arias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anours
South Weles
Kleinert Wins Suit Over Primary Producer Policy Writ
Melbourne court issues writ by Ernest Ambros Kleinert seeking £500 in damages against Augustus Sinnet for alleged policy actions harming primary producers in the Commonwealth. The case centers on cooperative marketing and interstate regulation aimed at stabilizing prices and outputs across states.
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Costa
Anc
An& Federal Wasiz
Ne- Beldice
Monpobienl
Kleinert
Une Bari
Sampson
Tim
Seton
F Whett
Melbourne
Ernest
Ambros Kleinert
Augustus Ssinpei
Conversion loan figures show shifting state totals
A government treasury release outlines conversion loan distributions across Australian states. New South Wales leads in total sums at 24,921,820 with Queensland 24,692,380 and Victoria 6,955 subscriptions. Western Australia shows 434,490, while the Federal Capital adds 215,200. The report notes a recent drop in smallholders converting, though many still have not acted.
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Bereta
Canedara
Penerah
Tovla
New Sau Wales
Austalla
Queensland
Western
Australia
New
South
Awatraliay
Victoria
New South
Wales
Culig
Tasmania
Unemployed Scheme Struggles At Labor Exchange
A United Service report from London notes an unexpected hit by 10,000 unemployed Canadians at the Labour Exchange and shipping offices. Authorities have not yet received government guidance to proceed with the plan, amid low spirits in affected areas. The Canadian government condition and guarantee for winter farm work are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Labor Exchange
South Australia Cricket Coach and Selection in Adelaide
A sporting group in Adelaide reports the South Australia cricket authorities will seek a new coach for the coming season. Hendren remains a popular figure, with renewed interest in England duties noted. A sub-committee including H Pishor, B V Serymeour, J B Tra verse V Y and Blotiardaon will consider the appointment and report at the next ground and finance committee meeting. Some favor avoiding Commonwealth matches this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Cricket Assoelattos
Sesson
Afeesis
H. Pishor
B. V. Serymeour
J. B. Traverse
Young Woman Attacked in Coburg Street Scene
A young woman was attacked by a man walking along Barrow Street Coburg in the early hours of morning. He attempted to throw her to the ground but she screamed loudly drawing help and the assailant fled. Police urged any witnesses to come forward.
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Witnens
Besh
Scott
MP Scott
Sakher Inia
Snboo
Mr Scott
Leib
Firshand
Wilphen
Melbourne
Priday
Barrow Street
Coburg
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Westminster
St_ Pancras
St Pancras
Islington
Barwon
Blagil
Imperialarliament
Til’ Tiil
Stack-Dempegy
Young
Etriali
Hetal Markets
OIG Brother” Movement
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Melbourse
Gourl
Ronald
Patrik
M Swhart Ixborer
Polar - Exploration
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Atlantic Flight
Yugo-Slavia
Tell
Beleride
Fagral
Qlars Select
Magistratea Ace
Beikeawa
Tokyo
Ufy
Extel
Mecbourne
Pasar Ss
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