Unrest in Palestine Attacks Survey Party
A Daily correspondent in Jerusalem reports renewed disorder in Gaza Bay area after an attack on a government survey team. The incident leaves several dead, including a superintendent, and bandit activity raises fears of further violence as efforts to pursue suspects continue amid tense conditions.
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United Service
Jerusalem
Meo
W. AL. Juily
Naty Sus Fousil
Tolly
Bay Disnet
Waalveld
Gaza
Gundry Imérye
Roater's Service LuSvOX and Shipping Notes
London Friday reports Roater's service at Walvis Bay and Calais movements. The record lists ships, arrivals, and dates with minor details on crew and cargo. Notable entries include a Towne boat journey, a wreck concern, and several named vessels such as Laphid Mavihess and Thomas Willian Burgess.
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Roater
Lusvox
Mynday
Gorsull
Sullivan
Welles
Fiers Bervice
London
Magiday
Walvis le Crimewe
Huure
Smales Laphid
Wetiisway
Toni Wayer
Calais
Angnar
Lata
Thomas Willian Burgess
Frit Hover
WYLE
Holhash Tnris mers up with Larkins
Fragmentary report from London describes a political exchange involving the Labour Party and figures named Larkins amid tense security and public attention. The text is garbled, with references to police and delegates, providing only scattered hints of an event or confrontation without clear dates or outcomes.
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Reuter
London
Tuenday
Nmatston
Dollis
Sory
Bouton
Larkins
Funeral train crowds slow Harding procession in Chicago
Crowds gathered along the railway approach to Chicago as President Harding's funeral train moved slowly. Officials halted the train at several stations amid a cautious, delayed procession, with marches and public reactions shaping the somber event.
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Reuter
Chicago
Marding
Lincoln
Dr Wood Roy Wilson to Attend President Harding Funeral
Dr Wood Roy Wilson said in a letter to the President that he would esteem it an honor to participate in the funeral procession for the late President Harding on Wednesday in Washington.
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DR. Wilson
Heater
Servis
Washington
Woodroy Wilson
Coalitee
Hording
Funeral Notice From Dublin Declares Mourning Day
In Chicago on Monday a fragmented clipping reports a mourning day honoring an unnamed figure. The piece references a funeral and a Japanese connection, with garbled OCR text indicating a period of remembrance beginning Saturday and events surrounding Bridson and Harama.
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Chicago
Bridson
Harama
Sugar Royal Commission Backed by Government Inquiry
In Melbourne the prime minister told parliament that a royal commission will investigate sugar purchases totaling 16 000 tons from Nash and Davies. The inquiry aims to probe alleged immigrant misstatements and assess potential Klan-related legislation gaps. Details will be released after the judge is appointed within days.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Stanley Bruce
Wp. Charlton
Sanders
Bloomier Berrims
Coleman
Commonwealth
Ku Klux Klan
Bunce
Riley
Sir Bele
Attack on Budget Debate Clouds Parliament Session
The budget debate features sharp attacks by Mr. Maloney on ministerial actions and ministerial questions about Ennis appointment, with Mr. Hughes accusing the government of misleading the public over expenditure. Figures show last year’s spendings, potential deficits, and calls for retrenchment in key funds, while Mr. Gardner supports the budget.
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Maloney
Ennis
Hughes
Nate
Iu Oy
Hashes
Anstey
Missies
Gardner Hearvily
Action Against War Service Homes Commissioner
Sydney reports an action against the War Service Homes Commissioner. The defence details alleged breaches in two contracts with Ay and Ellis Limited, a firm of joiners, valuing about £25,000. The case centers on contracts for the Wel fourh area and involves Messrs Ay and Ellis Limited.
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Sydney
aAnavon
Whiety
St Pauls Spring Fair Dance At Town Hall Tonight
Town hall hosts St Pauls spring fair dance tonight with Gyldir Moles Orchestra providing music. Ladies and gents may dance the double and masor entries are listed as 26 and 5 respectively.
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Ladies
Gyldir Moles
Change in Tactics Opinions in France on the Ruhr Problem
London dispatch reports a shift in French opinion toward a more positive reparations plan. Some writers urge France to change tactics and engage openly rather than await Germany’s collapse, while concerns over a weakened France and speculation on European cooperations persist. In New York, the mark depreciated sharply, trading at 53 marks per ounce, altering prewar values significantly.
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London
Thines
Paris
France
M. Poincare
Pronett
Germany
Welrkand
New York
Separatist movement inflames European tensions
A disrupted dispatch from London reports a spike in separatist activity across European regions. The Rheinnwehr is purportedly formed to defend a forthcoming republic while propaganda spreads to Norway and Sweden, with international councils urged to act.
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London
Dissedorf
Rheinnwehr
Tozes
Norwig
Sweileng
Udi Letauent
Ewuse
General Cable News From Simta Monday
General cable news summarizes Monday weather for Simta with favorable monsoon and distribution of pailaya. A few details pass for Alsterets, while volts are good except for a fault in the Sule of fhvlert tad and Madtuy Presidency.
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Simta
Monsonn
Pai Aya
Deousne
Alsterets
Vireys
Fhvlerttad
Madtuy Presidency
Property Tax Bill Moves Parliament to Restore Mullsburt Funds
Government completes a law on property tax aimed at funding required statutory restoration. Provisions levy 473 million pounds to be paid in six annual installments with remaining sums from other property forms. Tax changes focus on funding local authority and municipal needs.
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Warsaw
Senter Advances Customs Bill and Debates Bankruptcy Measures
The Senter presented the Customs Bill to the Deputy Stage and discussed the Bankruptcy Bill. The session focused on tariff provisions and potential insolvency reforms, with officials weighing implications for trade and creditors.
Aerial Derby Crowds Witness High Speed Flight
The Aerial Derby featured multiple racers including Carter who finished first at 220 miles per hour in 62 minutes 23 seconds, with Longton second in a Hawker craft and Captain Hammersley winning overall in an Avro-Viper. Spectators packed the venue as engines roared and speeds soared.
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Reiter
GaEhiied
Uryidon
London
L. Waeter
Gloucester
Dad Lick
Bert Hinkler
Carter
Longton
C. Barnard
Timates
Hammersley
Bowden Tragedy Court Delays Applebee Sentence
In Adelaide the Chimical Court deputy court adjourned sentencing Edward Frank Applebee for the manslaughter of his wife to tomorrow. Defence counsel J J Daly urged mercy, citing Applebee’s youth and prior good character, while police Sgt Neyton vouched for his long, clean record. Justice Poole pledged mercy within duty, saying he is always as lenient as possible.
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Adelaide
Paule
Edward
Frank Applebee
J. J. Daly
Applebee
J. F. Neyton
Daly
Justice Poole
Grotesque Assault Verdict Hits Adelaide Court
At the Criminal Court in Adelaide Tuesday, 75 year old Chris Tin Trumper was found guilty of criminal assault on a girl aged 0 years. He received a two year prison sentence as Mr Justice Polo condemned the act as shocking and noted the defendant’s frail health. The judge said confinement could endanger his health and would consider a lighter sentence due to the man’s age and health.
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Adelaide
Christin Trumper
Criminal Court
Polo
Arisonce
Floods Hit Towns in India Amid Rising Rivers
Flooding strikes Efawahana and nearby Bexnares with loss of life and damage to property. Officials report rising waters and extensive inundation in the region, detailing casualties and shelter needs.
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Nelitera
Simly
Tuusday
Dinina
Efawahana
Bexnares
Catholic Concert Delights at Alhambra for Recreation Ground
A large crowd filled the Alhambra Theatre for a Catholic young people’s fundraiser benefiting the Recreation Ground. Highlights included Miss Seaton's central performance, Miss Sexton and Mr. Gibb with a fine baritone, St. Mark's Orchestra, and a rainbow display by St. Anthony's pupils. Various acts by Miss Melville, Miss Stevens, Miss Milnes, and others earned strong applause, with stage settings by Mrs. F. McMahon and Mr A.B. Allen.
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Adelaide
Crystal Brook
Eileen Melville
City
Lilian Sexton
Gibb
Gladstone
St. Mark's Orchestra
Guild
St. John's High School
Miss Seaton
Miss Sexton
Melville
St. Anthony's
Moyle
Hig
Miss Sextin
Rome Stevens
Marjory Milnes
F. McMahon
A.B. Allen
Una Pickhaver
Eileen Trelowr
Mus
Frank McMahon
Detectives Nab Bag Snatchers After Chase in Melbourne
Melbourne Tuesday. Detective Madin, reading at St Kilda tram, heard a scream from Snowden Gardens. A woman said two men snatched her bag with 10 pounds 15 shillings sixpence. He chased them toward South Melbourne, aided by a cyclist, and recovered the bag near a distillery after a struggle. Both men, Alec Macklin and Jas Henry Smith, were captured and charged with the theft. Money was found on them at the watch-house.
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Melbourne
Madin
Kildatrim
Snowden Gardens
South Melbourne
Alec Macklin
Nassian
Jas
Henry Smith
England
Helen Sheedy
Imperial Conference notes stir Christchurch debate on ministers
Fragmentary report from Christchurch outlines the Imperial Conference discussions. It suggests ministers and the Prime Minister faced gaps in parliamentary progress and hints at potential departure if work did not advance. Abbreviations and garbled names indicate a crowded policy agenda and uncertain outcomes.
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Christchurch
Massey
Attempt to Stabilise the Cotton Market
A chaotic report notes attempts to stabilise cotton prices with a £500,000 purchase in the open market, aiming to curb volatility amid unsettled trade and market pressures.
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Rundun
Anglo Afghan trade convention details emerge in Reuters report
A Reuters summary notes an Anglo Afghan trade convention where Britain agrees to exempt certain imports and grant refunds on batches redistributed from Afghanistan. The arrangement includes tariff schedules to be supplied to response ministers and outlines routes via Kuyber and Chamwan for goods entering and leaving the region.
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Thesdar
Min Nestan
Afghanistan
Utres
Kuyber
Thai
Chamwan
Partes
Reuter
President of Portugal election news item in Lisbon
Fragmented report from Lisbon notes the National Assembly elects a senator as president with 121 votes. It mentions a ministerial post and government roles in the republic amid a terse political update.
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Lisbon
My Trxees
Winister
United States and Turkish Treaty Signed for Future Relations
A general treaty governing future relations between the United States and Turkey was signed by Ismet Pasha and the American Minister. The accord includes an extradition treaty, forming a key pact between the two nations.
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Ausanne
United States
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Reuter
Parliaments Opens With Governor's Pomp and Proposals
Sydney reports the State Parliament opened today by Governor Sir Walter Davidson in formal ceremony. The speech outlined numerous bills on liquor traffic land settlement immigration irrigation and rural development with emphasis on land settlement upper house reform hospitals main roads and hospital policy.
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Sydney
Walter Davidson
Milroy Arrested in Melbourne Assault Robbery Case
James Wallace Milroy, named as a suspect in the weekend assault and robbery of John Martin, was arrested ten days ago and held in South Melbourne police detentions.
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Melbourne
James Wallace Milroy
John Martin
South
Coal lumper killed by train at wharf in Adelaide
Melbourne reports a coal lumper was struck by a coal train at the Adelaide Steamship Company Wharf while unloading coal and died at the scene. The accident occurred on Tuesday drawing attention to workplace safety at the wharf.
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Melbourne
Adelaide Steamship Company
Carter Wins Derby Amid Blinding Oil Scare
London report describes Carter nearly blinded by escaping oil as his machine veered dangerously. he remained unharmed after a dramatic fall but achieved a third consecutive Derby victory. Bookmakers reported high activity at the venue and noted he exceeded last year’s winner by twelve miles in performance. The Gloucester Aircraft Company, designers of Carter’s machine, celebrated a third consecutive Derby win.
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London
Carter
Gerodrome
Gloucester
Succes
Adelaide Oil Exploration Co Opens Strong Tasmanian Prospect
Adelaide Exploration Company reports a major oil shale find near a bore in Tasmania with gas and sand showing enormous underground pressure. Shares surge as Melbourne and London underwriters seek £300,000 to finance deposits. A. J. Gooding handles applications from Port Pirie residents, with head office in Adelaide.
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J. T. Moate
Adelaide Exploration Company, Limited
Port Parl
Adelaide Explora~ion Company, Limited
Tasmania
Tasmaniay Government Laboratory
Mereu
Surace
Adelaide Oil Company
Nabura
Rentinurd
Ve Company
Tasmenis
Standard Company of Australia, Limited
Melbourne
London
Adelaide
OM Exyilvration Company, Limited
Darling Buildings
Franklin Street
South Australia
A. 1 Gooding
Port Pinte
No 9
Boro
Spanish Bankers Strike Closes Banks in London Disruption
Spanish bankers strike disrupts operations in London banking, Westminster Bank closes after bringing English clerks to replace striking staff. Three banks suspend work as strikers resign from unions led by Communists. About 20 arrests reported. Government weighs moratorium amid banking turmoil.
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London
Spain
Westminster
England
French view on Singapore base shapes British strategy
Paris commentary argues Te Temps says the Singapore naval base protects Britain against Japan, not Australia or China commercial interests. It notes Britain fears Asia's current tensions and must barrier the continent’s halves, with naval reach via the Mediterranean to reach Singapore.
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Reuter
Paris
Singapore
Japan
Australia
China
Britain
Asia
Mediterranean
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