Remarkable man Lundon Mundey tributes and rites
The Maal tie up and tributes mark the remarkable career of Mundey Lundon a great journalist and public figure praised for patriotism independence and service. Headlines from Evening News Pall Mall Street and Evening Standard laud his swift mind and naval enthusiasm with interment planned at Margate. A service will be held at the ADS followed by burial at Marglebaine Cemetery.
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Lundon
Mundey
Senius
Elibel
Noethw Litte
Seth
Westhiltixhey
Surgery mystery shocks Melbourne family
The article details Mrs Gronstoun's serious condition affecting her two daughters Margaret and Belles amid a baffling incident. Mrs Cranaling remains unaware of the alleged injury scenario as authorities investigate an apparent overdose of influenza antidote and possible involvement by her husband.
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Melbourne
Tieske
Lee
Cmd
Sydney Railway Smash Impacts Darling Island Yard
A chaotic incident at the Darling Island goods yard in Sydney involved a disturbance by an individual named Jean stntasti. Three weeks of materials were reportedly damaged or damaged beyond repair and several workers sustained injuries, though details remain unclear.
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Sydney
Ional
Jean Stntasti
Darling Island
Aly
Adelaide war service homes funding narrowed
Creaser reported after returning from Melbourne that SA will continue soldier housing but only £300,000 is available this financial year. State Bank has commitments exceeding £500,000, forcing denial of further applications. A previous £750,000 expectation was based on an ongoing Crown Lands commission arrangement with the Commonwealth. House debate noted 200 people received homes under an Advances for Homes Act clause allowing loans with a £20 deposit for applicants without children.
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Adelaide
H. N. Barwell
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Sen. Millen
South Australia
Commissioner of Crown Lands
Sen Mien
Ngreed
House of Assembly
Commission of Crown Lands
Birrell
Labor Problems: President Stands Back Amid Rail Strike
In Ingleton on Monday President 1 Marding expresses disappointment with his compromise proposal and will likely refrain from further intervention for days unless railways falter. Transport hints at collapse as California freight stalls and weekend relief is sought. Rail losses could reach a hundred million dollars daily if not remedied. Bombs strike Western Railway Company and an excursion train injury is reported in New York. cause uncertain.
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Ington
Marding
Congressy
California
Western Railway Company
New York
Timber Industry Claim and Union's Plea in Arbitration
Melbourne hearing resumed on hours to be observed in timber industry. Mr Holman for employees challenged statements about Western Australia timber stocks and seasonal use. He argued against claims of 70,000 loads and noted shifting capacity in Victorian mills, noting price-driven imports and a need for systematic review to aid production.
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Melbourne
Guart
Holman
Avoltra
Jo Corrént
Hewer Wardle
Tinbyr Mills
Tasmania
Ely
Australty
Davis Cup Madness and Unclear Match Ups
Unclear OCR text references Davis Cup and multiple names such as Wes grey and Dudlersonts with broken phrasing. It mentions eliminations, wings, and potential competitors like Gabor. The fragmentary items hint at a tennis or team event with uncertain results and participants.
W.8.W. Party Dispute Ripples Parliament
A circulated letter purporting to be from Mr Hynes ex secretary at Mount Victory sparked turmoil within the Parliamentary Labor Party. Acting-Prover Mr Tynes offered to prune flertanees if quiny were held, while party members denounced the missive as an attempt to sow discord and derail the inquiry.
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Sydney
Eienvars
Local event details reported at Queens land radio station
Bryden, organizer for a community event, reported a plan at Diutalist station in Queens land. She stated the hosting would proceed with minimal trouble and everything was proceeding smoothly.
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WoTawey
Fe Awe
Pires
Diutalist
Queensland Rales
Zinc Dump Strike Meeting At Broken Hill
A zinc dump dispute prompted a Trades Hall gathering in Broken Hill with about 80 workers. The Xecutive WLU and the Trades and Labour Council organized the session to discuss the dismissal of men from the zinc works and demand their reemployment. Deputations met with Zinc Corporation superintendent C. G. Hylton, with plans for a further night meeting following the initial talks.
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Zinc Corporation
Broken Hill
WLU
Tries and Laborers’ Union
J. ‘J. Bail
Mie
Fail
Tad
Freemay
C. G. Hylton
Hylton
Ihe
Hyphad
Criticism of Agent Foy in Bickford divorce case
Adelaide report on the seventh week of the Bickford divorce hearing. Ward for the petitioner argued there were tensions and alleged secrecy around meetings at a Pier Hotel, with claims of absence of corroboration about any familiarity between Hamilton and Mrs Bickford. Evidence questioned Foy as an informant. defense sought to cast doubt on the petitioner’s witnesses and the credibility of claims tied to alleged meetings in hotel settings.
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Adelaide
Bickford
Ward
Hamilton
Mrs. Bickford
Pier Hotel
Iwi
Sue Jetly
Picture Theatre
Mir
AmMad Foy
Peti- Kinnor
Foy
al Tits
Unc Uurt
Vinnsel
Lis Hegor
Jnstruet
Siti
Reuters
Tae Ee
Buy
Breakdown of Allied Reparation Conference in London
London Tuesday reports the Allied Reparation Conference breaking down as M Poincare and other delegates depart. Lloyd George and Poincare fail to bridge differences over German payments with a proposed 6 to 8 week postponement. Nebis clearing house shows Germany to pay £2,000,000 by August 15. Sir Auckland Geddes recalled as ambassador in Washington after Marl Balfour note cited.
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Mr Lloyd George
M. Poincare
Germany
Signor Schanze
Mr George
Reparations Commission
France
Lloyd George
Centecence
Nebis
Poincare
M. Thevnis
League of Nations
Cuicagu
Daily News
London
Marl Balfour
Sir Auckland Geddes
Washington
Sir Auckland Reddes
Almerica
United Service
Rebels recapture Dundalk and advance across Ireland
Reports from Dublin and London state rebels recaptured Dundalk and seized Dunleer and Drogheda after blowing up the police barracks. They evacuated Fermor and Kinsale and Ma croom, with quarrels over a historic castle. Fighting continued in Killarney as rebels retired toward West Cork.
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London
Dundalk
Dunleer
Drogheda
Reuter
Dublin
Farmor
Kinsale
Ma¢room
Te Historic Castle
Killarney
West Cork
The Dead Chief in Dublin State Funeral
The body of Arthur Griffith lies in state at City Hall Dublin until tomorrow evening then to pro cathedral for Requiem Mass. Funeral at Glasnevin tomorrow. An impressive street procession followed the body from City Hall with Dail members, government, troops, and mourners. City Hall draped in black military guard around the coffin wrapped in the Free State tri color.
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London
Arthur Grifith
Dublin
Dail
Free State
Colonial Office promotes Garyndon in reshuffle
London dispatch reports promotions at the Colonial Office including Garyndon moving into the vacancy left by Edward Northey and others filling posts vacated by Geoffrey Arciter and General Summerseich. Also from Rome a bulletin says d Anmangio, Italy’s flamboyant deliverer, injured after a fall. bulletins are cautious on recovery prospects.
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Garyndon
Edward Northey
Geoffrey Arciter
General Summerseich
Une
Reuter
Lonuon
Teaday
Rome
d’Anmangio
Thaly
France Nervous Over London Conference Collapse
Paris authorities warn that a breakdown of the Allied London Conference could deepen a monetary crisis. France may refrain from drastic action against Germany, trusting the Reparations Commission to manage the settlement while the German mark hits a sensational new low against sterling.
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Paris
London
France
Britain
Germany
Reparations Commission
Men vote to resume work after mine dispute
About 450 workers at the South mine and British mine dumps of the Zinc Corporation area gathered at the Trades Hall to decide on pay and reinstatement. They agreed a return to duties, noting most who left were under 23 and non unionists, with few unions backing a strike for non unionists. The meeting followed a midnight layoff decision amid wage and vacancy concerns, and a report from Mr Hylton on potential vacancy timing.
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Tusk
I Kedson
Hylton
Zinc Corporation
Unjon Villeiel Sh
INC
Hyllon
J. Young
South
Zine Corporation
Case Opens Maintenance Jurisdiction Case in London Court
The first case under the Act extending the Court's jurisdiction on maintenance orders against husbands domiciled in the Dominions was heard at Marylebone Police Court. Leach, a Ford transport driver from Wanganui New Zealand, was ordered to pay fifty shillings weekly for nine children in Ken swelop London, subject to New Zealand Court confirmation. In other news, Australian chess player Watson died after a long struggle with Maroczy in a game that ended on the 46th move with a tactical rook sacrifice leading to mate.
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London
Lrst
Dominions
Marylebone
Leach
Wanganui
N.Z
Kenswélop
New Zealand
Reuter
Watson
Maroczy
Australia PM answers on conference and dominion representation
In Parliament the Prime Minister was questioned about whether Australia had been informed of a London conference on German reparations and if the Dominions had direct representation. He said communications from the British Government included Lord Balfour's note on the matter.
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House of Representatives Wsty
Australia
Field
London
Dominions
Reeway Lord Balfour
Commonwealth stance at Versailles reparations conference
The Commonwealth did not require direct representation at the conference but reserved the right to accept decisions and to support the Treaty of Versailles. It notes that Dominions’ assent or dissent would not matter to France or Germany, and allows Parliament to express opinion if reparations terms are modified.
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Commonwealth
Versailles
Germany
Auction of a Port Pirie estate items on premises 32 Carn Brae
On Monday at 10 am A A Pearce Co sell a large household and furniture collection from Florence Street Port Pirie. The items include a Blackwood dining suite, mahogany sideboard, piano, duchess suites in iron pine and walnut, bedroom sets, kitchen gear, glassware, cutlery, art items, utensils, and a pony with harness. Also a range of fittings such as beds, mirrors, and linen.
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Carn Brae
Florence” Street
Port Pirie
Fender
E.P.N.S
Coles
Dixon's
Soak of the eal news inis
Soaked lines from an old notice appear garbled with stray letters and partial phrases. The readable fragment hints at a historical newspaper item noting a stated value of 90 and involvement of unnamed parties. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or source.
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Eal
Inis Pepe
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