McPherson Case Evidence Obliterated
Los Angeles reports a grand jury controversy in the McPherson drama as evidence was smeared and flushed away by a juror. Kenneth Ormiston and Mrs. Aimee McPherson figures emerge in private submissions, while the judge orders punishment and the Almee case outcome remains unclear.
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Recorder
Los Angeles
Tunsia
Kenneth Ormiston
Jess
Carmel Cottage
Aimee MaPhierson
Dimaci
Almee
FIGHTING IN SYRIA SHOWS HEAVY LOSSES AND RUIN
The Times reports in Haifa that Syrian rebels resist Ver Preweh with heavy losses on both sides. French forces tighten siege near Ghosta as July 19 bombardments devastate a famed oasis of 300 square miles. Crops fail, food supplies dwindle, and Damascus water supply is restored after rebel disruption. Rebels face severe strain and may seek peace or renewed assault.
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Times
Haifa
Syria
Ghosta
Allachyt
Sires
Alwort
al Damascur
Damascus
Bridegroom Lost at Sea Aboard Balranart Outwardbound
Joseph Gaynor a 24 year old groom from Dublin married shortly before leaving Westby aboard the liner Balranart suffered from illness two days from Cape Town and jumped overboard near Outer Harbor while traveling to Sydney with his young wife. He had stated an intent to end his life.
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Cape Town
Joseph Gaynor
Dublin
Westby
Fens
Sydney
British Coal Strike A Pertinent Query
Special to The Recorder London Tuesday writes on miners aims and the Daily Mail verdict. It notes ministers rejected the bishops scheme and exposed taxpayer burden, while miners’ leaders plan reassembly Monday. About twelve thousand miners have returned to work in Warwickshire Cannock and Leicester.
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Recorder
London
Daily Mail
Warwickshire
Cannock
Scotland
Leicester
Sunken H299 Heroic Sailors Revel in Devonport Loss
Special to The Necurde reports engine room artificer Robert Dallom died saving submarine H299 at Devonport. He descended twice into the interior to blow tanks and lightened the vessel. Lieut Wavell aided him. Wavell survived after 50 minutes. Leading Stoker Kemip was also unconscious. A new secret process is said to be shaping submarine operations.
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London
Robert Dallom
Devonport
Daltonsus
Wavell
Weevel
Winiwell
Wevell
Weevell
Tragic Voyage of Balranald Steamer Arrives in Outer Harbour
The Balranald from London brought 913 passengers to Outer Harbour this morning. Four deaths occurred during the voyage including one case of murder and one birth. Among the passengers were 104 bound for Adelaide, with 60 unminted migrants and eight domestic helpers. Three infants died from bronchial pneumonia.
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Auelaive
Balranald
Outer Mar_bor
London
Adelaide
Prest's Limited Offers Special on Socks and Slips
Advertises women's hosiery and mining sizes with special prices. Mentioned items include waist sizes W 0 S and S O S with special at 4/6 per pair. Also notes miners sizes O S and E O S with same pairing deal.
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O.S
E.O.S
Just Arrived Direct From England Cloth Sale
Just received direct from England a heavy cloth called coclave and yard heavy cloth at a special price of 2 shillings 6 pence each.
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Just
England
Canadian Politics An Election Bombshell
Ottawa reports Minister for Customs Al Stevens claims former Prime Minister Mackenzie King is plotting a union with Canada’s colonial powers. He warns King would rally against Lord Byng and the governor general, arguing King’s return would end Canada’s status in the British Commonwealth and push toward a republic.
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Ottawa
al. Stevens
Meighan
Mackeazie King
Lord Byng
Geney
Mr. Stevens
Canada
Britten Commonwealth of Nations
The Australians at Lord's Public Schools clash
The Australian Eleven opened with Taylor as captain at Lord's against Public Schools. Early disaster followed when Taylor was dismissed, Woodfull and Ponsford steadied before rain halted play. Scores show Australia at 21 for 2 with Whittaker and Levett contributing while Colling claimed the breakthrough.
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Lord's
E. Killick
P- Kites
T+ Fleming
F. Tegner
J. Dimauth
Whitaker
Wy Levett
Taylor Lee Marshand
Andreae
Blues
Dowgarl
Wilon
Tay
Australia
Collins
Woeadfull
Botsford
Taylor
Ryder
Grimmett
Richlardsin
Diddeid
Tills
Everett
Itary
Collis
Ame
Fine
Sway
HB Ponsford
Colling
Woolhull
Whittaker
A Taylor
St. Levett
Babe
Ponsford
Woodfull
Joyland reopens at Ellen Street with new thrills
Joyland, loved by amusement fans last summer, reopens tonight at the Cooce Open air Theatre Ellen Street with fresh attractions. They report Britain's largest steamy riding gallery added for adults and youths and promise new novelties during Jubilee Week. Open-air dancing floor planned for summer. admission free. opening night features include popular Pecans on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Joyland
Cooce
Ellen Street
Mistralia
Kitchener biographer doubts Power tale on field marshal remains
London specialist Sir George Arthur, Kitchener’s official biographer, said he neither believes nor disbelieves Power’s story about finding the Field Marshal’s remains. He keeps an open mind and notes the body could have washed ashore in Norway. He did not think Kitchener survived beyond the ice cold sea and prefers to imagine the sea as his final resting place.
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London
Tursuay
George Arthur
Kitchener
Jn Wn
Frank Power
Norway
Lord Kitchener
Britain
Australia
McKell
New South Wales
Cobham
Ross Smith
Bennett
Shiers
Mcintosh
Smiths
Amber Elliott
England
Ted
Apread
Basra
Arthur Elliott
Ward
Meena
Fickle Fortune Enters Humble Adelaide Home
In Adelaide a poor family gains £70,000 from an unseen relative. Mrs G H Hodgkins and husband, four children, plan a trip to England and France, buy a house, a six cylinder car, and welcome luxuries. The uncle’s wealth arrives via £20,000 instalments funded by war bonds and securities.
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Adelaide
Mattinstreet
Hitton
Adeide
Strand
London
G. H. Hodgkins
Hodgins
Sho
Jodgins
England
France
Messines
Fox
Adsinide
Cyelettten
Aeuesle
Stormy Debates at Versailles Assembly
At Versailles Chateau the National Assembly meeting erupted as proposals to amend the constitution were read. Communists protested, Socialist amendments failed, and speakers were limited to two per topic. The session ended with uproar and cries of Fire and Long live reaction as the afternoon wore on.
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Vanis
National Assembly
Versailles Chateau
Senate
Obera
M. Poincatre
Fatal Cyclist Collision in Adelaide
Adelaide reports a fatal collision when 40 year old Marold Edward John Gerald 1Neid, a married packer with three children from Low Street Adel Niahde, collided with a motorcycle driven by 49 year old Albert McCarthy of Hindmarsh as McCarthy headed to work at 7 am. Reid died at the scene and McCarthy sustained head injuries and was hospitalized in stable condition.
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Adelaide
Marold Edward John Gerald
Packer
Low Street
Rum Runner Captured Off New Orleans By Government Vessels
A United States report from New Orleans describes an armed rum runner luring the chasers at midnight. The Florida rafted into port under gunfire, then withdrew within hours as government ships joined the pursuit. The captured rum runner was turned over to British vessel Mazelles.
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United Service
New Orleans
Florida
S.C
Labor Party Plans Tentative Cabinet Reshuffle
Adelaide reports a Labor caucus stormed over Premier resigning timing and approved forming a tentative ministry. A bill to create a seventh minister is to be introduced as speculation swirls about elevating L. L. Mill to premier and Butterfield Tichards McInnes O Halloran among potential cabinet members.
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Adelaide
J. Guan
Development and Migration Commission
Labor Party
L. L. Mill
T. Butterfeld
Agriculture
A. §. Tichards
J. Mcinnes
T. O'Halloran
No Developments Delayed as Assembly Adjourns for Week
In the House of Assembly Premier J Gunn replies to Opposition Leader St J Butter that there will be no developments for a week while the ministry is being reconstructed. Gunn says appointment to the Development and Migration Commission does not imply immediate departure. no changes expected until next week.
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Adelaide
J. Gunn
House of Assembly
Teday
St. J. Butter
Development and Migration Commission
Gumi
Hill honors Gunn on Development and Migration Commission pledge
Mr L L Hill in the House of Assembly delivers praise for Premier Gunn and congratulates him on his appointment to the Development and Migration Commission during the Address in Reply debate.
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Adelaide
L. L. Hill
Ublg Works
House of Assembly
J. Gunn
Deve
Pment
Migration Commission
Bruce speaks on referenda in Melbourne address
Melbourne report quotes Prime Minister Bruce at Dandenong night urging voters to back referenda as a constitutional change. He frames questions as crucial beyond general elections and ties them to ending industrial strife and ensuring national peace and prosperity.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Dandenong
Storm Claims Captain Mosher and Crew Off Sable Island
A hurricane in the North Atlantic drowned Captain John Mosher and 25 crew aboard the fishing schooner Silvis Mosher after they tried to reach Sable Island. Authorities report modest calls for aid from families left destitute, with low increases in relief requests and reluctance to seek help from the Destitute Department.
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Recorder
Montreal
John Mosher
Fshing
Silvis Mosher
Sable Islang
Howie
Firie
Pirie
Cobham Arrives in Sydney to Enthusiastic Reception
Aviation hero Alan Cobham and his mechanic Sergeant Ward landed at Mascot after a flight from Charleville amid a vast crowd. Sydney officials and dignitaries welcomed Cobham, praising the historic journey and discussing future legs toward Melbourne.
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Cobham
Sydney
Alan Cobham
Ward
Charleville
Melbourne
Tomor
Tur
Mascot
Lfesa
Gobham
Mascot Towns
Mascot Council
W. McKell
G. Cann
Hughes
Aero — Glub
Alderman McGuinness
Keith
Smith
Bourke
Narromine
New South Wales
Nyngan
Trangie
Dubbo
Richmond Gerodrome
English Channel Swim Sets World Record Attempt
A special to The Gesorder reports that Helmy of Egypt and Mickel will attempt a standup English Channel swim from Pertis Birmingham after a 13 hour voyage, aiming to set a notable endurance mark.
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London
Twesday
Helmy
Egypt
Mickel
Pertis
Birmingham
Wall Street Bear Raid Triggers Sharp Market Drop
Turbulence on Wall Street as heavy selling sparks a bear raid. Major indices tumbled with substantial losses across sectors, and trading volumes surged as investors reacted to the sudden market decline.
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United Service
New York
Markal Eslo Confusien
Sariz Ywerdoan
Wnallers
Thorea
Lars
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THE
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