New Guinea Prospects Glowing Minister's Tribute
Sydney report quotes Minister for Home and Territory Mr Mare praising New Guinea as destined for prosperity while noting colonial ambitions. The Montora carried 41,000 ounces of gold from Creek and neighboring Melis. survivor Mr Nickuls recounts a massacre among whites and natives at Nakanal.
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Sydney
GW. Mare
Tn Sydney
Montora
Usdaga
New Guinea
Nickuls
Nakanal
Alle Creek
Terrible Vengeance and a Murderous Attack Story
A chaotic report details an attack in which a man kills a person and wounds two others. The narrative mentions a woman protecting a child, then fleeing as police search for suspects. The piece cites later sensational angles and questions about responsibility.
Overseas League Extension Opens Scottish Ramoli at Ralintiureh
Upiled Service LASDIN salutes The Earl of Gasstlis as the Overseas League opens its first ramoli at Ralintiureh. Sailors wear uniforms and the event marks a new era for the league with ceremonies and local dignitaries in attendance.
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Lasdin
Earl of Gasstlis
Ralintiureh
Geneva Failure and Empire Farewell Debate
London reports a tense parliamentary exchange as Earl Hulfolkc defends Wim suit at Whiliingehame against Mr Alleson’s stance. Mr Glakou’s Washington representation is cited on naval protection for the Empire. Churchill at Muttmere laments misquotation and urges a timely end to costly naval rivalry.
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Washington
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Mutsmere
Question Settled in London Amid Turbulent Remarks
A cryptic London dispatch reports a debated question among Anglophone circles. The piece alludes to tensions within a global friendship network and mentions a ceremonial display, vitamins of peace, and references to British Empire context, with unclear specifics due to damaged text.
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London
Navn
Ulbersulis
IN FIVE HOPS. Australian aviator in non stop flight plan
Frederick Giles describes an Australian aviator competing in a bold test of endurance. The piece details a long non stop route from Hobart toward Wellington and Noumea with a plan to cover about 2400 miles. The pilot aims to fly five hops, facing weather and supply challenges while racing the clock.
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Murvan
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van Montay
Brisbane
Mustratia
Honulah
Ciple
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Lena
Geneva Conference Struggle Highlights Global Labor Views
Fragmentary text shows references to Labour, Geneve, and Ramsay MacTowall amid debate on world politics. Delegations discuss world disarmament and international issues, warning against muddle and calling for decisive action to address global problems.
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Longus
Dead Sea treasures exploitations proposed by imperial powers
Reports from London claim the Dead Sea mineral riches including potash and magnesium, valued at vast sums, will soon be exploited under a concession likely to Imperial Chemical Industries and possibly others. The move, linked to colonial administration, aims to supply cheap fertiliser to Empire farmers, with geologists beginning surveys after Jerusalem’s capture.
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United Service
London
Dead’ Sea
Colonial Office
Pateatine Administration
Imperial Chemical Ladisries
Abdul Hamid
Lord Allenby
Jerusalem
Empire
Dole Prize Contestants Assemble For Saturday Event
Fragmentary notes indicate contestants gathering for a Saturday Dole Prize event with organizers and participants preparing from multiple committees. Details on locations or exact names are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Overseas Sport Report From London Match
Fragmentary overseas sports note from London describes a New Zealand XI and Somerset county match with incomplete scores. The brief references suggest a limited report on the game outcome and players, but many words are garbled, leaving key details unclear.
Insistent Claim for Postmaster General War Broadcasts
Amateur wireless enthusiast Gerall Marcuse awaits Postmaster General permission to broadcast overseas fictionally named programs. He plans a home studio, weekly overEmpire broadcasts, and a studio orchestra, arguing for immediate start and continued overseas relay.
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United Service
Lomuun
Su Lrday
Gerall Marcuse
O¢ Gater- Nami
The
Dominions
Sun-Herald
Willas
Interstate Baseball Result From New South Wales Victory
New South Wales defeated South Australia 18 to 6 in a Dagevall match held yesterday, as the Leighards oyal teams competed.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Aus
Record Sculling Dash Amid City Gossip and Odds
Vancouver reports a noted oarsman Joe Wright after a Detroit meet where he swam a quarter mile in 72 2 5 seconds claiming a world mark. The piece blends racing, travel notes, and promotional verse, with scattered names and events across cities and people.
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United Service
Vancouver
Toronto
Joe Wright
Detroit
Australian Loan Negotiations Reported in San Francisco
The San Francisco Examiner notes deputy governor H T Armillage and Mr Mason plan talks in New York on securing a 1 000 000 government loan to Australia. The trip coincides with a government agency reorganization related to Commonwealth Bank matters.
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United Servis
San Francisco
Salurday
San Fradgisco
H. T. Armillage
Cammonwealth Bank of Australia
Mason
Austea
New York
Cherrupnlls
Commonwealth Bank
Murderer Executed After Legal Debate Over Punctuation
Brenton Salvatory Merra, who killed a railroad paymaster, was electrocuted after a year of legal wrangling over a supposed coma versus semicolon issue in the jury’s verdict. The Supreme Court ruled the jury’s intention, not the judge’s punctuation, determined the outcome.
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United Serview Brenton
Swliray
Salvatory Merra
Ramway
United States Supreme Gatiel
Graveyard Tragedy Sparks Fatal Graveyard Accident
A funeral scene turned deadly when an undertaker and a gravedigger quarreled over money matter. In a fit of rage the undertaker struck the gravedigger with a spade, causing him to fall into an open grave and die. Police investigated the incident as a fatal altercation at the cemetery.
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Busta
Dempsey Tunney Fight Contract Figures Revealed
United Press reports in New York show promoter Tex Rickard admitting Tunney will earn about 150000 dollars while heavyweight Dempsey eyes around 190000. The detailed purses reflect the big money surrounding the bout.
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United Service
New York
Tex
Rickard
Gene Tunney
Jack Parapury
Bomb explosions rock New York subway and cities
Panicked New York as six early morning bomb blasts hit tram subway stations on Friday midnight. Reports tie attacks to Sacco and Vanzetti supporters facing execution Thursday. Police doubled nationwide amid follow up outrages and a general strike wave spreads from Boston to Buenos Aires with injuries and property damage.
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Broadway
Sacco
Vanzetti
Boston
Lima
Vanzetta
Svereorn
Berny
Nar Ko
North
South
Amelia
Mayor Browning
Baltimore
Federal Uilding
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Mabte Wilt
Doran
Mesa
Fuller
Morris Siegel
Durance
United States
Ualind
Sueco
Ana
Buenos Aires
Pergamina
Ford Agency
Af Luprenzi
Vasey Ohusels
Alem
Webster Thayer
Seven
Vasetti
Argentine
Fura
Pergaminy
Calous Motorist Causes Fatal Crash at Bulle Pass
Sydney Sunday report details a reckless driver who struck pedestrians at Bulle Pass, killing John Caroy of Dundas and injuring Victoria Hockley, also of Dundas, with victims left to recover as the hit and run motorist fled. Police later traced a car to Edwards Seitaey, but the driver remained at large.
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Bulle Pass
John Caoroy
Dundas
Victoria Hockley
Innisfail Shooting Inquest Continued
The inquest into Jack Hynes picket’s death during a strike resumes with Frank Fenoy recounting hearing three shots. He describes a man pulling two guns and firing into the air as others fled toward the hotel, leaving witnesses stunned and strikers tense.
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Jack Hynes
Frank Fenoy
Fenny
Weeco Hy
Governor General Cheers Australia as Land of Opportunity
Lord Stonehaven told the Commercial Travellers Association banquet that he has no intention to return to England but would voice strong support for Australia. He praised the country for opportunities for working men and suggested Britain needed more emphasis on work to attract the right sort of people.
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Sydney
England
Australia
Lord Stonehaven
Commercial Travellers’ Association
Great Britain
Two-Up Scholars Raided In Melbourne District
Police raided a guarded two-up school on Lansdale Street opposite Melbourne Hospital. Artful grille protection, sentinels on duty, and 44 men reportedly detained during the operation in a Sunday Melbourne scene.
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Sonsdale Street
Melbourne Hospital
Phan
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