Shunting Accident at Military Funeral Disturbs Town
Peterbukuruoh the railway stunter died from injuries after being struck by an engine early Wednesday morning. The military funeral featured soldiers as pallbearers in uniform, with Anglican rites conducted by Rev. Arnold. Devos was 27 years old.
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Peterbukuouh
Thursdy
Albert Vicarge
Lini
Uihsay
Umiforn
Maseliod
du Fiearse
Arnold
Devos
Industrial progress report reports revival of Misun funds
Fragmentary article notes financial movements and union effects with figures around £346,000 and various references to workers, universities, and Scottish dockers. The readable text is garbled but centers on investment, wages, and renewal of a local industry.
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Aeuer
Servier Lundon
Tiipaul
Antares
Gamares
Linary
Rune
Anit
Norili
Eet
Timmen
Hirsenina
Uiniversiilylu
Misun
Albert Wragge Faces Serious Charge At Trial
Albert Wragge, described as a pale man, stood before Magistrates as the police court heard he was charged with a serious offence. The case notes details of the alleged act on Hospital grounds and the defendant faced possible imprisonment for six months or a fine with default imprisonment.
Perpetual leases debated in State Parliament
In the House of Assembly Mr Gi Laffer criticizes opposition claims about Mr Hiewzoten speech. He defends government wisdom, argues perpetual leases aid outsiders, oppose their detriments, and notes plans to possibly institute a system requiring Crown Lands consent before land transfers to curb re-pur chase by large landowners.
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Avelaide
Gi Laffer
Grown Ands
Hiewzoten
Commissioner of Crown Lands
House of Assembly
Davis Cup Tennis Report From Waitea Meet
In a Wednesday Davis Cup singles program Waitea saw mixed results as top players faced each other. The day featured several key matches with emerging contenders earning wins and others facing early exits in a tightly contested set of ties.
Amusements at the Altwmbra Theatre and Joyous Dilemmas
At the Altwmbra Theatre Mae Starsh'ig performs Pay We Meet Again a tale of jealous husbands and a bad girl aided by a crook and an aris vera. The other feature Hush Money stars Alice Brady as a billionaire facing money’s limits and crime.
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Miho Audral Theatre
Brad Daylight
Aris Vera
Joss
Arisgierdt
Ystar
Hush Money
Alice Brady
Doug Live
Mafia
Sentimental Bloke to Play at Town Hall Tomorrow
After a record tour of Australian states and New Zealand the stage version of The Sentimental Bloke, Dennis Australian classic, will be produced at the Town Hall tomorrow under E. J. and Dan Carroll. The cast includes Warner Cornock and Miss Ellen Alexander as Loreen, with Ginger Mick in the popular care. Prices are affordable.
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Anl News
Zeland
C.J. Dennis
Town Hall
E. J
Dan Carroll
Buley
Thraunt
King's ‘Theatre
Melbourne
Dennis
Warner Cornock
Tal Order
Ginger Mick
Mise Ellen Alexander
Loreen
Luke
Raely
Attempted Hanging in Melbourne Residence
Willem Jeynolde fifty refused to collings woot hanged himself in an outhouse at his home Plainclathes Con stable MaPherson cut him down quickly and he was conveyed to Melbourne Hospital where prompt action is expected to aid recovery.
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Melbourne
Willem Jeynolde
Collingwoot
MaPherson
Qhickly Ang
Melbourne Hospital
Ral Nish
Parliament debate on public health dominates budget session
In a House of Representatives session in Melbourne the government debated public health priority amid talk of a state market plan and licensing fees. MPs cited tuberculosis, cancer, and venereal disease affecting thousands annually, while immigration policy drew criticism over rural suitability and financial methods.
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Blakeley
Hem
Mill
West
Senate notices and railway finish prompt reforms
Senator Elliott gave notice of parliamentary matters and transport improvements. Discussions referenced a Canberra to Yass railway completion and new accommodations for members. Senator Grany announced a tour of private matters and a Mayo enterprise. Elling urged a conference with Monash and Min Laperal. remarks praised a prominent leader.
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Elliott
Canberra
Yass
Manberra
Grany
Tori Toovine
Hellator Elling
Dulin Monash
Fraudulent Ad Plaine Trial Claims Ease in Getting Rich
A report describes a con involving a suave man who targets housekeepers in Melbourne. He advertises easy wealth, persuades a resident to part with five shillings, then disappears. Several victims later see him again in Melbourne circles but he vanishes after extracting payments. The matter centers on Lath and alleged racehorses.
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An Ibn Park
Baird
Este
Melbourne
WNL
John
Australia’s New Commonwealth Loan Examined in Parliament
The document argues for renewed public support of a Commonwealth loan to fund postwar needs, noting heavy Britain taxation and potential bank backing. It urges bondholders to use a conversion option to shift holdings, and links loan timing to the Pan Pacific Science Congress in Sydney. It stresses national resourcefulness and timely financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Great Britain
Joan Sam Palo
Pan-Pacific Science Congress
Syddney
Coogee Mystery Charge Obstructing Justice
Alfred Ernest Heaydon faced Central Police Court on a charge of hindering the course of justice by aiding the escape of Mary Taylor or Hughes in the Coogee tragedy. The case ties to alleged illegal surgery at Newstead Flats last September or October. Heaydon admitted writing to his wife’s carer about her death and accompanying her. bail set at £60.
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Sydney
Central Police Court
Alfred Ernest Heaydon
Mary Taylor
Hughes
Coogee
Heaydon
Newstead Flats
Googee
Broken Hill Proprietary year shows £106,086 loss after depreciation
The secretary reports a £106,086 loss for the year ended May 34, after £155,304 depreciation and £131,227 debenture interest. Previous year profit £108,300 after £134,443 depreciation and £134,143 interest. Newcastle steel works suspended amid high production costs. reopened after closure. Tailings treatment remains main revenue source at the Barrier.
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Broken Jnl Proprietary Co. Litt
M. Mitchell
Tondo
Uet
Eustainea
Imad
Newcastle
Broken Hill
Pirie News Notes and Retirements From Tasmania to Thanks
Phe Mayors confinement noted as Pirie visitors arrive and depart. Visitors include Mr B C Peires of Pepsodent Sydney and Mr A Cass of Whyalla. Essington Lewis and EB Horwood tour company properties Gulfward. Wheat hybridizer Richard Marshall, famed for Marshalls No 3, dies aged 85. Y M C A official Frank Trainor tours state towns. Peter Reidy nominated for SA Farmers Co operative Union board. long career in Parliament noted. H J Dowden retires as Deputy Postmaster General Tasmania after 50 years service since 1874. D Emden lauded for loyal service. Freemason grandmaster of Tasmania.
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Richard Marshall
Australie
Commonwealth
Peter Ryeidy
S.A. Farmers Cooperative Union
South East
Railways
Jro
H. J. Dowden
Tasmania
Enstand
Brindist
Southampton
D'Emcen
Oxenham
Melbourne
D'Emden
Charge of Larceny Involving Orphan Youth
A youth appeared at the Children's Court Mount Gambier on Monday facing larceny charges. The boy, an orphan, lived with Mr and Mrs J Kenly at Mt Sujumak Heewas. a pony, a haversack with brandy, over four pounds in cash and stirrup feathers were stolen during a Sunday visit. Police arrested him that night at a boarding house. he recovered the missing items, horse released near five miles from town, and he planned to travel to Victoria on holiday. He was sentenced to the reformatory for one month.
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Noy
Mountmilter
Vietoria
Mayiday
Reformatory
Rough voyage of Victor Harbour crew in peril on sea
Survivors from a shims cutter describe a harsh voyage after a collision near Encounter Bay. The crew faced a gale that drove them toward Backstairs Passage and Kinifd Head, with waves washing over the deck and the dinghy dashed. The helmsman held steady as fear grew, citing the worst storm yet and long, exhausting conditions at sea.
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Victor Harrur
Mensis
K. Rumbelow
Watson
J. Thessenger
Victor Worbor
Mr. Rumbelow
Backstairs Passage
Wwe
Nowra
Presbyterian Church Fair Opens With Notable Mayoress Tribute
The Presbyterian Church held a two session fair on Wednesday with stalls arranged by ladies and a musical program. Mayoress Mrs FitzGerald opened the event, praised the promoters, and a Sunday school scholar presented violets in church colors. Stalls managed by local ladies offered various goods and afternoon tea.
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Thy Presbyterian Church
Il Fitzgerall
Presbyterian Cburch
Misses Pitthouse
Mewen
Mesdames S. Symonds
Ide
Woolfit
Sna Cavenett
Stewart
C. Bottrall
Mr Holly
Mesdames McIntyre
Key
Parham
Sadie Bottrall
Mesdames McClure
Duncan
Miss Wright
E. Wellington
V. Symonas
B. Smith
Roy Pine
Mavis Bottrall
Williams
Manor assault on constable shocks Melbourke crowd
In Melbourke on Thursday a man attacked a constable, biting his leg during a drunken disturbance. John Lewis and Lillian Cikimung were arrested nearby on related drunken disorder charges in Victoria Street, Matone. Senior Constable Elliott led the case as officers restrained the scene.
Gloaming Breaks Course Record At Vietatia Park
Gloaming used the course this morning at Vietatia Park after a nine furlong jog. The horse jumped off the post, led early, and finished the distance in ST seconds amid a slow early pace from Lasceling who started ten months behind. Lasvelles clocked a half mile in 34k seconds.
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Sydney
Thuresday
Vietatia Park
Lasceling
Lever
Lasvelles
Appeal for Help for Mrs Green Widow of Seven
An appeal opened for Mrs Green left widow with seven children. Donations large or small are welcomed via the office and will be acknowledged in The Recorder. A list of subscriptions shows amounts from various donors, including Thos Bowden and others, totaling a contribution to support the family.
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Green
Recorder
Bowden
Pirie South
Goo
Floods hit multiple districts in northern India
Heavy floods sweep Hamirpur Jalaon Bunda Etawah Gonda Bett ares and Balia districts. Many villages submerged and residents left homeless. Relief efforts underway as agencies report rising water levels and displaced families across the region.
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Gawnpore
Hamirpur
Jalaon
Bunda
Etawah
Gonda
Bettares
Balia
Telephone traffic surge prompts Adelaide Melbourne upgrade
Deputy Postmaster General Mr Kitto said the Adelaide Melbourne telephonic link was overloaded. He noted the traffic was so heavy that the current line could not meet demand and that additions to the wire had been recognized as necessary and would be considered promptly.
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Adelaide
Mr. Kitto
Melbourne
Man found dead in Toorak bathroom after throat cut
A woman urged Constable Makepace in Noss Street Toorak to respond. In a bathroom at No 42 a 66 year old man John Predetick Martin cut his throat with a razor and died at Helfrd Hospital tonight.
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Melbourne
Makepace
Noss Street
Toorak
No. 42
Ohn
Tick Martin
Ian
Hielfred Hospital
Wallace Reid Found in Gaol Rumor Resounds
The item notes Wallace Reid allegedly held in gaol amid confusion. Lim comments on a planned appearance “Thirty aye?” at Nsknid tonight, signaling uncertain timing and location for a public viewing or statement.
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Wallace Reid
Mie
Nsknid
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