Davis Cup Doubles Thriller Opens Davis Cup Play
Friday Patterson and Kara Wood defeated Gilbert and Hoebet in a Davis Cup doubles match 6 9 1 8 6 3 10 8 as crowds watched intently. The result influenced Australia versus America’s standing at Forest Hills while injuries and fatigue affected singles play. Patterson’s backhand and Pat lerson’s form drew praise as Cookiet’s speed and volleys spurred the win amid challenging conditions and shifting momentum.
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Yorton
Patterson
Kara Wood
Gilbert
Hoebet
Londensites
Wed
Australia
Ametia
Forest Hills
Anderson
J Oishi
Hayling Caren
Saye Thi le
Boston
Gobert Patlurson
Ayt
Manuel Along
Manuel Hegendar
New York
Reuter
Patterson Injured Ankle Delays Play In Finals
Patterson sprained ankle during training hampered performance as his team faced tough rivals. Despite early fitness, the injury kept him from serving and affected key plays while Australian opponents pressed for victory. Substitutes battled through the match as medical staff attended to Patterson.
World Round Flight Allahabad Log Pursuit and Delays
Major Blake the aviator was detained at Agra by engine trouble and traveled by train to Allahabad then Calcutta, with Captains MacMillan and Malin restoring the aircraft. The seaplane plan continues toward Vancouver via Calcutta, Pisa, Naples, and onward to the Nile, Basra, and Quetta with multiple stops and gear changes.
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Allahabad
Blake
Agra
Mlalisbad
Calcutta
MacMillan
Stalin
Gaya
Reuter
Malin
Oshoes
Vancouver
Croydon
England
Jans
Paris
Ayes
Marseilles
Dome
Aad
Pisa
Naples
Brinilisi
Brigdisl
Karachi
Toils
Tily
Quetta
Labor Problems Railways Struggle With Wages Strike
Washington reports rail labor unrest as shopmen engineers conductors and others press for new wages. Aimed walkouts and halted trains threaten transcontinental routes including Santa Fe. Officials warn service may falter across multiple lines while negotiations continue.
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Washington
Worl
Mr Lewis
Traunma
Arizona
Kansas
Tliavia Central-Nockies
Chicago North-Westernervices
Chicago
Unitad Service
German Republic Celebrations After Promulgation Of Constitution
Friday in London saw flags on government buildings and private homes as Germany marked the promulgation of its republican constitution. The President issued a manifesto praising unity, liberty, and the republic, with ministers and officials praising Fatherland.
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London
Germany
Reichstag
Vluly
Llery Kammicll
Baden
Tenter
Irish Rebels Riot Across Cork and Dublin Post Office Raided
London report states Nationals received a tremendous welcome in Cork City amid widespread fires. Casualties include many killed and numerous wounded with many missing. Rebels abandoned Cork fires as Dublin post office was raided. Cork welcomes nationals despite turmoil.
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London
Cork City
Corks Capture Report From Waterford Ends Night
Report from Waterford says Cork was captured by Nationalists last night as the conflict in the region continues. A brief dispatch notes ongoing military activity and related upheaval affecting the area.
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Cork
London
Waterford
Unions Refuse Terms Amid Transport Stoppage
In Washington on Saturday union leaders rejected proposed terms and warned they would keep the strike unless reinstatement and seniority rights were preserved. Train crews halted work as a faulty employment plan sparked delays, with caravans forming in Los Angeles to ferry over 2000 stranded passengers across Arizona and Nevada deserts.
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Stopfensteins
Los Angeles
Avizona
Nevada
Reuter
Newcastle magistrates levy damages on 97 printers
London magistrates award 25 damages to each of 97 printers for breaches of agreement during the Typographers strike. They upheld the employers’ view that the Industrial Court rulings referred by the Typographical Association are binding. Reuter.
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London
Newcastle
Newcastle Chronicle
Typographical Association
Reuter
Swiss Motor Cycle Races End Results From Switzerland Meet
The six day motor cycle races in Switzerland concluded with Switzerland on 2990 points leading Britain 2980 and Sweden 2973. Britain won the individual machine event with A J on 2994 points, an American Harley Davidson runner up on 2993, and a Swiss motorcoohs on 2975. The light-weight contest tied Swiss Condor and British Levis, the 850 cc class went to Eric Williams on an AJS, and a Swiss rider on Harley-Davidson won the sidecar event.
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London
Switzerland
Britain
Sweden
A.J
Harley- Davidson
Cork in Flames Rebels Leave Cork Devastation
London dispatch reports Cork in ruins as rebels cut wires, with Free Staters fighting on outskirts. Snipers in ruins terrorize citizens after major destruction, including Victoria Motel and barracks, with damages estimated at £2,000,000. Post office in Dublin also attacked as telegraph communication to England ceases.
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London
Cork
Slaters
County
Dublin
West
Examiner
Constitution
Victoria Motel
Victoria Barracks
Admiralty House
Military Hospital
Pal~ Nek Street
Reuter
Banu
Trregulara
England
Dowlin
Clothes trade dispute sparks wage protest in Adelaide
A Sunday meeting of clothing workers in Adelaide voiced strong discontent with wages, with many women saying they would rather use the washtub to earn a living than return to work on Monday unless employers meet demands for higher pay.
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Adelaide
Hornsey Murder Probe Set for August Proceedings
Sydney Suvtilay reports the Tyviest of Ith Hurusiew murder case to be opened on August 23. A large amber subpoena requests similarities across documents as evidence. Police inspector-general forwards a tepart to the coroner, noting detectives' indications toward certain persons and a wife among the named suspects.
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Suvtilay
Will Russes Tes
Ut Police
Skunes
Express Engine Derailment Report From 1900s Line
An express engine derailed while travelling at speed near a main line, causing a severe accident. Officials report a large number of passengers, with 390 believed aboard, and a wreck near an embankment after the derailment. Rescue and investigation teams were dispatched to the scene.
Labor Party Quarrels Stir Redfern Branch
The Australian Labor Party factional strife reemerges as Redfern members formerly expelled over the Ratcliffe candidacy are readmitted. Provoked by internal disputes, the party faces consternation as new elections loom and leadership reshuffles unfold.
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Ayiney
Rumilay
Mines workers strike over dusty zinc dump safety
A Wisconsin zinc dump at a mine caused eye irritation among workers who refused to continue in unsafe conditions without water or goggles. The foreman sent them home as the company delayed watering the dump despite union requests. Inspectors and union officials plan a joint executive meeting to settle the dispute.
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Ea Bner
Wisnneskay Ok
Wombintis
Yallings
Uittal
Wien
Nen
Tley Weroing
Leforering
J. Beerworth
Chenk
W.lu
W. Scott
Trades and Laborers
Liion
G Hylton
Zinc Corporation
China
Nola
Purging Labor leadership sparks ALP internal debate
Mr A Blakeley president of the AAVU says he will not seek re election amid charges against the Labor Party. Mr J B M Power, MLG, argues there is nothing alarming about proposals to press Moran inquiry into the state Labor system and ballots.
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A. Blakeley
Minh
Aav.u
Hues
A.L.P
iMs
J. BM. Power
M.L.G
ALP
Cus
Moran
Merlie
Paver
Avery
Ve Ouch
Fae
Debate on bill reveals industrial tensions and opposition clashes
In a heated session, the House debated amendments to a measure affecting workers, with Mr. Bavin and Mr. Murphy leading opposition and government ministers arguing for safeguards. Attacks on employers and calls to protect labor intensified as votes swung, ending with a rejected amendment and continued scrutiny of the bill's impact on workers.
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Lane
Lahoe
Mroba
Pspertl
Ily
Nis
Wiley
Mr Murphy
Ans Ravin Attarney
Hotouli
Frueleaday
Nalion
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Vistalite
Bill
Dr. Arthur
Arthund
Arthur
Moon Yuclus Ines
Assiei
Murphy
Ravin
Weights
Davidson
Mr. Bavin
Wriebt
Bavint
Cait
Mir Moleswort
Atkins
Labor
Damaged Telegraph Offices in Dublin Fire Attack
A Dublin Telegraph Office was attacked with a blaze that damaged telegraph instruments but did not destroy the vital apparatus. The fire brigade extinguished flames, a sentry was wounded, and one assailant was arrested as restoration of service was announced.
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London
Lublin
Ibis
Berley
Ie Aubins
Reuter
Death of Mr Arthur Griffith Sudden in Dublin
News from Dublin reports the sudden death of Mr Arthur Griffith after a hospital stay for tonsillitis. He collapsed while descending stairs after a hearty breakfast and died shortly after a priest administered last rites. Mourning spreads as cinema and theatre closures extend to Tuesday and Morse show's postponement continues.
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London
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Grifith
Morse
Reuter
Mr Griffiths Death After Brief Illness in Dublin
Dublin mourns as Mr Griffith dies in St Vincent's Hospital following a ten day illness for a cerebral haemorrhage. He had surgery Wednesday to address internal complications, with tributes arriving from London and Lloyd George praising his patriotism and courage.
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Griffith
Dublin
Wiieh
Ife
Griffin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lloyd George
Grimm
Ireland
Legal Outcast In Melbourne Practice Court
After 70 years a Victorian Practice Court case aired the fate of Robert Young’s supposed estate and illegitimacy. Executor Alfred Hansford and the Crown contest whether Young was legitimate and who inherits £1900 of property from the 19th century deliberations. The tale centers on a hidden parentage, a Coldstream marriage, and a niece/nephew plus executor claims amid long legal shadows. The court heard affidavits and evidence about the testator’s parentage and rightful heirs.
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Robert Young
Melbourne
Tmehrlor
Wii
Gantorbury
Alfred Howard Hansford
David
Herbert
Laura Brown
Hansford
Young
Justice MacFarlane
Crown
Coldstream
Eial
England
Berwick- on-Tweed
Hobert
Carlton
War Debts Allies Deadlocked In London Report
Friday dispatch says Britain and allies remain at a standstill over postwar debt settlements. The reparations committee defers final action while drafting further options, including conditional German moratoriums. Lloyd George and Poincare discuss proposals with Theunis. Horne present as experts reassemble to report.
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London
Britain
Trad
Caperta Committée
Rube
Psimany
Downing Street
Mr. Lloyd George
M. Poincare
M. Theunis
Robert Horne
Exchequer
Treasury
Lloyd Georas
Signor Schanzer
Control of Mines Experts Discuss Methods in London
London conference on mine and forest control shows three experts present with no new talks until Monday. British cabinet backed Lloyd George on a German moratorium and left decisions to him. Debates focus on definitions of control while French Belgian and Italian views shift. A later issue covered international loan terms tied to a 26 percent export tax proposal.
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London
Paris
Germany
Heuter
Germany protests over reparations and Alsace expulsions
Berlin reports a German protest asserting that French plans to halt clearing payments contravene treaties and would force coercive measures before reparations dates. It calls for international arbitration if France persists and protests the expulsion of Germans from Alsace and Lorraine as unjust and inhumane.
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Germany
Lint Praince
Alsace
Lorraine
Reuter
Question of Illegitimacy Shapes Property Case At Yalea
In a court dispute, Hansford argues that Young is illegitimate after inquiries in England and claims his real mother is Emma, his aunt at Yalea. The Attorney-General and Hansford clash as the judge reserves decision on who holds the house, amid conflicting testimony and sensational cable headlines.
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Hansford
Emma
Yalea
Wansford
England
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