Ruhr Evacuation Plans Promised After August Signature
A London report says the final agreement will be signed on August 30 after ratification by French and German parliaments. The Ruhr and Dortmund areas are to be evacuated within 12 months with broader pullback within 42 months, conditional on good faith and pacification. Immediate commercial talks are to follow.
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Duke of York to attend International Transportation Exhibition
London courtiers expect the Duke and Duchess of York to accept an invitation to the International Transportation Exhibition to open next June at Pesk's Hill on the Hudson. The festival will showcase aerial land and submarine transport and feature the Rocket 7 locomotive. The Duke and Duchess may attend the motor boat races under royal patronage.
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The Murdered Deputy Uncovered Near Rome
Police report the decomposed body of Socialist deputy Signor Malworm found about one mile from Rome. He is alleged to have been murdered by Fascists. The corpse lay in a shallow grave under an oak tree near a wood, undressed and hidden in a ditch.
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Signor Malworm Hu
Riots in India report from Gulbarga clashes
Reuters dispatch from Bombay cites Hindu Muslim disturbance at Gulbarga with a police chief killed and Muslim casualties. Hindu attack on a mosque triggered Muslim retaliation on a temple as gunfire erupted. Hyderabad State lancers and police were deployed to quell the crowd. situation remained serious.
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Heuter
Seederabad
Gulbarga
Mohamedan
Hyderabad State Lancers
A MAD MINER HOLDS MATES AT BAY IN MINE
A fatal quarrel between two Spaniards triggers a tense mine incident at Sain Vetienne. Miners rush to the vet where Jose Gorenz lies dead from blows with a shovel. Attacker Jean Carlie flees through workings firing an automatic pistol, is pursued, then captured and bound after the magazine runs dry. Twelve miners are wounded, two seriously.
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English Test team for Australia grows to seventeen
Reuters reports the England cricket squad for Australia is expanding toward seventeen players after earlier plans limited to sixteen. J B Hoibs and a second wicketkeeper will join, with Marylebone Cricket Club not revealing its intentions but another fast bowler is expected to be added. a team member says as many as forty nine players could make the trip.
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London
Athough
J. B. Hoibs
Marylebone €.C
Thas
Fifth Test Match Opens With South Africa Batting
The fifth test match began today with South Africa winning the toss and opting to bat. Their innings reached 242 with Catterall scoring 95, Susskind 65, Blanckenberg 46 not out. Catterall endured a 124 minute spell at the crease.
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London
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Catterall
De Valera Returns With Speech On Ireland's Soul
De Valera delivers first public address after release from prison in Dublin. He says Ireland has recovered its soul and calls for a new policy. He urges unity as essential to sovereignty, stating allegiance to no foreign power and a temporary compromise that cannot be permanent.
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Smugglers Caught in Montreal Conspiracy Case
In Montreal Saturno Miguel Maulower consul for Spain and Raymond Detorgens an Ideal Spain merchant were found guilty of conspiracy to smuggle marijuana through Canadian Customs and import charcottes into Canada. They received six months imprisonment.
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Saturno Miguel Maulower
Spain
Raymond Detorgens
X Ideal
Canada
Airmen Returning and MacLaren Party In Ireland
A scrambled dispatch notes the Canadian trawler Threwswring Squadrnn with Leader MacLaren who is reportedly ill and to enter hospital after a breakdown. Sergeant Andrews is thanked as well. The Walling world-flier Locatelli has arrived in Ireland and is mentioned in the same report.
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Sudan Shooting Causes British Protest and Inland Strife
Reports from Sydney and Alexandria recount British protests over Sudan events at Atbara and Khartoum. A military inquiry is planned, with Egyptian officials demanding Commission details. Ferries delay, opium seizure, and fires in Botany and Burragorang add to unrest.
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Attempted murder and robbery stun Christchurch crowd
Sam John Jeffreys, a Canterbury quarry known figure, faced charges of attempted wife murder after allegedly taking his wife and children on a picnic and pushing her from a cliff. In a separate noon robbery near Pitt and King Streets, a thief stole about £200 from the Australian Bank of Commerce before being chased briefly by a passerby.
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Hs Jue
Gap death by own action near Watsons May
Police investigated a report yesterday of a man seen throwing lenses over The Gap at Watsons May. Fishermen and officers searched the cliff foot where the body of Henry Moles Oxley of Bowral, 25, an engineering student at the University, was found. He had been missing since Wednesday and was a reserved soldier.
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Australia Wins Davis Cup Tie Against Japan
Australia swept to victory in the final of the American Zone Davis Cup tie, clinching the challenge round berth as Patterson and Anderson won all matches. The doubles pair Huttersin and O'Hara Wood defeated Harada and Okamoto 7-5 6-2 6-4, while Patterson beat Okamoto 7-5 6-1 6-4 and O'Mara Wood defeated Shimizen 6-1 6-? 6-? in singles as Australia dominated the series.
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Hong Kong Strike Hits Foreign Area Over Policemen
Report from Hong Kong describes a strike by Chinese servants in the foreign area. Servants have not yet returned to work. The strike resumes over disputes about police reinstatement. Policemen related tensions sparked the action and affected service.
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Hong Kong
Premier Hertzog Pushes Self Government Bill for SW Protectorate
In Capetown on Saturday Premier Hertzog announced a new bill to be introduced next session. The measure aims to grant self government to the South West Protectorate, Providence, signaling a major constitutional shift.
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Fights in China Cause Light Casualties
Reuters reports four hours of fighting between two factions of Yunnanese troops near Anton and a Tungshan suburb. Casualties described as light.
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Anton
Tungshan
Swift Wins State Championship In Adelaide Final
Dr Brian Swift defeated Hill four up with three to play to claim the amateur State Golf Championship in Adelaide. Swift showed superb form throughout the match and held off a late challenge amid a large crowd, securing a well deserved victory.
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Swift
Randwick trials feature horses ahead of spring races
Hoggiong and Wic led seven furlong gallops at Randwick with solid times. Glentroim covered five furlongs, Stony and Ti Hyper finished seven furlongs in a steady heat. Trainers preview prospects for the Metropolitan Cup and spring contests naming Pomalin and The Dancer among entries.
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Mortyi
Glentroim
Ti Hyper
Hewall
Pomalin
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Dancer
Milluna Grounding Investigated by Marine Court
Evidence at the Marine Court inquiry into the Milluna grounding at Port Kembla on August 2 described a severe squall while anchor was fixed off the wharf. The ship dragged anchor and grounded before turning. The court made no recommendation on mismanagement, assigning no blame to the master or officers and leaving any action to authorities.
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Tailteann Games Triumphs Amid Mixed Results
At Dublin tailteann games cycling, swimming and rowing yielded mixed outcomes for Australia and Ireland. Broadbent won heat and final in cycling 5000 metres, while Ramsden claimed long jump honours. Australia led the medals table with 44 points, Ireland 34, South Africa 6, and England 5.
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Australian Rowing Team Receives Entertainment in London
Fragmentary report notes Australian rowing crew honored in London by the Australian Press Association. Mentions officials and a ceremony with Mrs Al Me Weak and Heat Ma Mune Tirridge. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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London
Boxing Roundup In Melbourne And Brisbane Results
At Melbourne City Stadium AC Hite City Stadium Instafgtt Bee! Spargn defeated Curly Witshay on points with Wilshire’s form noted. Mark Young stopped George Tosh in the third round at Sydney Stadium after a prior final win, while Brisbane saw Max Gornik beat Fence Mexon in five rounds at Brisbane Stadium.
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Woman Sues Doctor for Abrams Method Negligence
A married woman sues Dr Dundas MacKenzie alleging negligence in cancer treatment and false representations. The case centers on the Abrams method used prior to seeking an operation after several months of Abrams therapy. The defendant claimed the operation was unnecessary, but the plaintiff required surgery later.
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Coal Outlook in New South Wales Promises Hard Times
Sunday report from Newcastle notes £9 stoppages at several collieries and unstable Miners' unions delaying peaceful settlements. A Sydney meeting between miners and proprietors is planned but prospects remain dim. Miners propose £5 10 minimum with a seven hour shift over five days per week.
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Melbourne Hold Up Ends with Assault on Milnes
Elector Milnes was assaulted by two armed men in Hawthorn after a holdup. They presented revolvers and struck him on the head with the gun butt when he had no money, causing injuries that required medical treatment. The bandits escaped.
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Hills Railway Inquiry Denies Richards Resignation
Mr G Richards resident engineer denied resigning or being suspended over delays to Melbourne express caused by Naline bridge reconstruction. Railways Department officials later confirmed dismissal, noting initial denial in yesterday’s News.
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Survey Plane Arrives at Darwin in Early Morning
Colonel Brinsmead's survey aeroplane reached Darwin at 10 20 yesterday morning and landed at Pannie Bay.
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Brinsmead
Darwin
Pannie Bay
Heavy damages verdict against doctor in Auckland case
In Auckland a Sunday report states the jury returned two verdicts awarding 2000 pounds damages each against a doctor. The full amount is £4000 in total.
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Auckland
N.Z
Engine's Crew Overcome in Tunnel Accident
A goods train hurtled through a tunnel near Murrorondie and then halted by emergency brakes. Guard found Driver Kelly and Fireman Hillier unconscious from coal fumes. After 50 minutes they recovered enough to proceed to Kankeel with a relief crew of four.
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Grand National Won by Randa at Victoria Park
Weather dull as MU.C opens Grand National meeting at Victoria Park. Randa wins the Growl National Hurdle, narrowly beating Lord Saxon with Silver Heart third. Other races include the Thulham Park Plate won by Paravane and the Adelaide Guineas claimed by Flying Counter. Various odds and placings listed for numerous entrants.
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August Steeplechase and San Antonio Handicap Recap
In a detailed card from Moonee Valley and San Antonio races, August Steeplechase over five miles featured Inga Hurus Clever King Neprube and Wetting T. The August Wanticap covered one mile with False Alarm among contenders and San Antonio saw Basthen Smputation and Lillette among top entrants. Betting circulated with San Antonio at 8 to 1 and other prices noted for multiple runners.
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