Boy Imposters Alleged Larceny Near Warnertown
Two youths aged 15 and 47 rode to Warnertown farm seeking shelter and a debt loan. They left with hay and saddles missing after being hosted by Mr. Clarke, who burned the saddles. Police traced the pair to Pirie. they are due in Walter Court for larceny and theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Starke
Warnertown
Clarke
Crystal Brook
Pirie
Tie
Piete
Plein
Walter Court
Solomontown Football Club Dance Draws 100 Couples
A Solomontown Football Club dance last night attracted about a hundred couples to the hall. Music by H Worden and Amine provided entertainment while visitors including His Worship the Mayor Mr Fitzgerald and others enjoyed the social event. The evening featured dance numbers, floor displays, and a popular local football song that received enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomontown
Nic Hapne
Duncers
Brown Riksy
H. Worden
Amine
Fitzgerald
Mel Ly
Mita
Reg Thornton
Snvinirters
Sohmillinin Club
Viier
Mesdames KM
Zube- Wel
Myney
Gavenen
Button
Starke
Siti Forgan
Han ML
Zhbembet
Sill
Postal Employee Charged in WV Case
A postal employee faced charges amid a string of incidents described with limited legible text. Authorities names and locations are unclear in the fragment, but the report references charges linked to a vehicular matter and a sequence of related events.
Communist Plot Discoveries In Italy Reported
The Times Milan correspondent relays startling disclosures of a communist network in Italy after the arrest of printer Rosinelli and a secretary. Police seized documents showing links to Communist headquarters in Russia, with letters and proofs detailing plans and supports including weapons. Witnesses described correspondence with various centers and orders for crew to prepare for duties, implicating printers and propagandists.
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London
Times
Milan
Italy
Rosinelli
Rossiell
Mossinell
Fluehs
Russia
Mos Vow
Cirenlars
Malyana
Juimerova
Poice
Elroy Lpo
Tyratars
Rosebelllain
Ives Otis
Lay
Fire at Hotel Heutor destroys property and harms guests
A fire at Heutor's Hotel in Huntsville caused extensive damage with no guests injured. Three people were killed and several reported missing or injured. Jewelry and clothing were among items described as looted or damaged amid the blaze. Local authorities and rescue crews investigated as witnesses described chaotic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heutor
Huntsville
Goturla
Stranded travelers and unclear notes near a cabin site
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Stranded Changsha Sydney and Me Kaaba A Uline with references to a cabin site near Mes Vent Pet and various names such as Silva, Samual, and Joensen. It hints at a rescue or gathering at a cabin location but provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Sydney
Mondsy
Aed
Agent Silva Hg
Fie
Elgg
Steiner Loos Joensen Fom Samual
Ant Onal Yheara
Industrial Pirie Labor Notes
Mr W Rowineto reports that the Smellers Arbitration Case between BUAS and the A W U will be heard in Adelaide on Thursday by Dr. Jewitson deputy president of the Industrial Court. The annual executive meeting of the AAV will be held in Adelaide with W Lucey MP to attend representing Plc. Mr He Raymond will represent Iron Wool and Mr GL Gray traveled to Adelaide yesterday to secure a representative officer. The meeting aims to run with steady support and stable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rowineto
W.L
Smellers
Buas
A.W.U
Adelaide
Ewitson
Indasina Court
AAV
W. Lucey
PLC
He Raymond
Iron Rawhood Whywll
GL. Gray Leet
Lee
Forest fires in the south of France
A fragmentary report details wildfires in southern France damaging infrastructure and property, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors. The text mentions a station and various obfuscated terms, indicating a broader fire event affecting a locality and services.
Firewood Short in Melbourne Area Amid Local Shortage
Fragments indicate a local shortage of firewood in Melbourne with community figures and unnamed groups discussing supply issues. Affected residents seek alternatives as winter approaches and partners consider potential fixes.
Detective Found Shot in Jaya Headquartere Incident
A detective found a person shot dead in a Jay a headquarter area. The report notes the deceased was identified as Su nyk y and lists several altered names in a bungled OCR, with no clear suspects or motive provided. The event is described as a fatal shooting at a police facility site.
Window Scrapers Damaged Footscray Shops This Weekend
Melbourne report notes damage to shop windows in Footscray district during the weekend. Police are investigating the incidents as window scratchers strike the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Footscray
Taxation Department Officer Charged with Conspiracy
In Sydney on Monday Jiln Regn three former Federal officers of the Taxation Department were committed for trial at the Central Police Court on ten days charges of conspiring to defraud the Commonwealth Government. The Crown alleges O Regan removed files to inform certain taxpayers how to obtain rebates in taxation. Bail was set at £800.
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Sydney
Jiln
T He Taxation Department
Central Palice Court
O'Regan
Fles
Death of Senator Barhap prompts parliamentary sympathy
In the House of Representatives Drm Minister Stanley Bruce announced the death of Senator Thikhiop on Saturday. Members expressed regret and extended sympathy to the widow and family, noting his ten years as senator and prior service in the State Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Drm
Stanley Bruce
Thikhiop
Jossator Bakhap
Cnairman
Hiijs Gense
China
International Jw
Bure
Josie
Geil
Man confronts intruder during night at broken hill
A resident awoke to noises and found a man in his house. The intruder fled when lights came on as a passerby observed a tense interaction. Police later recovered items believed linked to the suspect and suspect name unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauren
Hidonnar
Gail
Seth
Nasi
Attatienes
Cartier
Brokén Hill
Whitton Faces Cheadle in Amateur Championship Semis
InSeaton on Monday the Whitton amateur team advanced through the qualifying rounds. Whitton beat Fowcers Vie and Sin iin to reach the semi finals. Whitton will meet Cheadle Wednesday while Sin iin faces Wins in the other bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihwading Amateures
Seaton
Whitton
Nsw
Winser SA
Annerley Nsw
Bible Society Lecture At Baptist Church
Mr J Cain of the Foreign Bible Society addressed the local branch with lantern slides on overseas work. The branch reported £44 4s 4d sent to the parent body and elected Tollins W Lawry as president, G McDonald secretary treasurer, with town ministers and Messrs W Clark P T Bond and A E Gare on the committee. A vote of thanks to Mr Cain and to Mr Lawry was moved by F E Garrel and Captain Leslie.
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J. Cain
Beiristonj
W. Clark
P. T. Bond
A. E. Gare
Cain
F. E. Garrel
Leslie
Steamer
Age
Lawry
Steamer Vennonia Firemen Scalded in Steam Pipe Burst
London reports a steamer accident as a steam pipe burst scalded three firemen. Unitea Service describes officers rushing aid while tugs from Southampton and Portsmouth battled a gale to reach the Vennonia but were driven back by heavy seas. all three men died.
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Unitea Service
London
Sllon
Vennonia
Southampton
Portsmouth
France and Germany speech urges unity at war memorial
M. Poincare in Charlevilles ceremony urges Franco German unity in policy with Allies and practical solutions over Ruhr occupation disputes. He says nations must unite in moral crisis to ease sufferings, and denies Ruhr caused British unemployment, calling for focus on actions that help all.
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Reuter
Paris
Mondi Tiemont
M. Poinesre
Charlevijls
France
M. Poincaire
Ruhr
Britain
British battleships mount sixteen inch guns in triple turrets
London reports United Service researchers unveil two new battleships the Ison and We Rodney mounting sixteen inch guns in triple turrets. Each shell weighs 2500 pounds and can pierce multiple inches of wrought armor. Japanese and American ships carry eight sixteen inch guns.
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United Service London
Saviay Repain
Ison
We Rodney
Maze Zip
Bandits Rob Detroit Restaurant. Police Hunt Suspects
Masked bandits staged a bold raid at a crowded Detroit restaurant on Sunday, stealing thousands of dollars in jewelry at gunpoint. They fled in a stolen sedan, leaving four shoppers injured and a police officer dead in a town hunt.
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Aywarer
Detroit
Namy
Thor
Message in a Bottle Hoax Reported at Cape Spencer
A dubious bottle message surfaced at Cape Spencer claiming a British India steamer Surada sank with all hands. Captain Brooks's relief reported only 45 survivors and that the steamer would reach Chileata in early September.
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Adelaide
Clare
Cape Spencer
Brooks
Surada
Cileatta
Judge on Rats Hoody Holiday Rusuat Abe Justice Ewing
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Justice Ewing visiting places including the New Hebrides Banks Group and Norfolk Island. It mentions佩 travel impressions, lodging ranges, fishing, hunting, and local comforts, with scattered names like Mr Gower Wilson and Muscles, all rendered in garbled wording.
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Youlking
Su al
Moise
Gower Wilson
Passaure
Syansy
Justice Ewing
New Hebrides
Banks Group
Northfolk Island
Parliamentary Dinner Absence Sparks Melbourne Talk
Parliamentarian Mr Charlton will not attend the dinner in Melbourne on Monday. Mp Chinon, leader of the Opposition, states the party will abstain from proceeding with the parliamentary dinner as planned to be held in Brisbane on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Charlton
Melbourne
Chinon
Op- Wwsitiun
British swimmer Brompton wins sixth annual Paris meet
London desk reports at Puris Says that the sixth annual swimming meet in Paris was won by an English swimmer, with Italy’s intruders second. The Times correspondent notes the event concluded at the end of the Paris season.
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Hemer
Servier Londin
Times
Puris
Paris
Wis
Amusements Scene Around Trafalgar Square Screenings
Amusements note a film at the Austral Thwitra showing the Christian in Trafalgar Square with rain and crowds around Nelson's column. John Storm plays the hero mobbed by a 2,000-strong crowd. Mbumbra Theatre offers a varied bill with no pig acts. Excelsior Band to play aboard the Tokna steamer tomorrow night.
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Christian
Trafalgar Square
Nelson
John Storm
Ju Sleveyman
Ji Mbumbra
the Miltons
Tumbling Katers
Babs Hueyster
Jnevices
Port Pirie High Tour Guests Enjoy Broken Hill Games
A Port Pirie High School party of 70 arrived Saturday to be hosted by Broken Hill. In tennis the Barrier girls beat Pirie 20 26 and in football the Barrier lads triumphed 30 points as Broken Hill led 10 goals 43 behinds to Pirie 43 behinds. The visitors enjoyed the reception and next activities include tennis and a mixed schedule with Daskey Dall and Weatherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Port Pirie High School
Hiere
Tenns
Tne Pirle
Pirie
Felds
Daskey Dall
Weatherton
Big Ben Loses Five Minutes Amid Dusty Work Delays
Ui reports cull owing to dust at Well as the works. Big Ben recently lost five minutes in one night during the overhaul. The overhauling was put in hand, next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ben
Mormunizs
The Christian Will be screened 41 Austral only
Last night to night, the Christian will be shown at the 41 Austral cinema for a limited run. The program notes announce the screening period ending tonight with a single venue listed.
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Austral
Labor Statistics An Interesting Summary From 1922 Report
The thirteenth issue of the Labor Statistics report summarizes trade union membership at year end 1922, unemployment, prices, rents, wages, and industrial disputes. It notes 702,938 union members with 816,886 men and 86,052 women, unemployment averaging 9.3 percent, and prices and wages shifts affecting real earnings. It also covers arbitration awards, industrial disputes in 1922, employment aid, industrial accidents, migration, and price indexes, with appendices on wages, hours, and rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Sute
Home and Territories
Commonwealth Statistician
Hes. I. Wickens
Bureau
Cougatea
Australia
Opera Sons
Queensland
Swe of Nations and Labor
British Air Service to liberalize air transport groups in Stepney
The London based British air service announces new regulations to reform national transport groups in Bri yanly and national corporation Stepney. The Stepney council votes to permit mixed bathing as a one month experimental policy, marking a local social experiment.
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London
Bri Yanly & National Corporation
Stepney
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Changsha
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Miniday
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Paw
Sarikers Js Homdors, Thies Qoented Wa Pestimys Swiagk
American Steel CO
Suny Fea
Sunaiys Saclarkabte
Otto
Anmriet
Sinuie Din
Sludises
Helms
Urekr
Heusen
Inisheg
Hausburg
Versailles
Amy Wiermany
Evans Woo
Stow
Mantel
Guanes
Munday Jhomayiunih
Wil Golly
Tae Renee
Joe Plese
Adi Yen Sil
Science Congress
Japan
Juan
Luly Pether
Pullee
Rlay
Cray
Senator Barhap
Bible Society
Germany
Lord Howe Island
Abe Justice Ewing
Dak
Sharkness
Une
Ahly
Pasha
Excelsior
High School
the Christian
Labor Statistics
British Air Service
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Ellen Street
Worth
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