Japan's Emigration Policy Aims at Trade Growth
A Tokyo spokesman says Australia need fear no Japanese emigration to Australia as Tokyo seeks to expand trade. Emigration to Canada will not be allowed, while Japan plans to cut production costs and boost overseas trade. Emigration has shown limited success, causing Japan to focus on colonising Hokkaido, Korea and Formosa.
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United Service
Tokio
Australia
Japan
Foreign Office
Sun
Queensland
Canada
Hokkaido
Korea
Pormosa
Unemployment reports vary across Australian states
Queensland reports no unemployment due to the sugar season. Adelaide shows unemployment escaping. New South Wales lists about 8000 unemployed, Perth around 4000, and Melbourne Trades all registers about 6000 unemployed.
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Melbourne
Queensland
Adelaide
New South Wa
Perth
Injured by Car At Port Adelaide Court Case
At Port Adelaide Police Court on Monday Charles McPherson Gosling sought damages after a motor car driven by Christopher A. Smith collided with his bicycle at Portland on October 28. He was awarded £150 previously. now £299 more was claimed as malignant ulcers developed on the back of his left hand where he was injured. Medical evidence varied, but the court found the cancerous outbreak on the hand directly traceable to the accident.
Racing Interference Leads to Three Month Suspension
Sydney stewards suspended rider Marsden for three months after finding interference by Factor causing a late collision in the Highweight Handicap second division at Rosehill last Saturday. The ruling follows an inquiry held this morning.
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Sydney
Kulwarpa
Rosehill
Marsden
Factor
Workman Drops Dead at Tailem Bend
In Adelaide on Monday at about 8.45 during construction work at Tailem Bend, Wattse Watts a returned soldier collapsed and died from heart failure. An inquest was held this morning noting he had traveled from Adelaide after an incident involving his wife and children over the weekend. The man had recently returned to Tailem Bend by the express.
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Adelaide
Taileme Bend
Sear Watts
Marriot
Watts
Tailem Bend
Bribery Commission Sifts Police Links To Sports
On Fortieth day of inquiry, Adelaide constable C G Ston denied taking money from Samuel Lampard or Mrs Lampard. He traced duties in the force and his past as a footballer with Sturt and South Adelaide from 1911 to 1934. He testified about raids, bookmakers, and 120 meetings with 90 convictions, plus eight other convictions for evading, and described two up and gaming raids with arrests.
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C. Gcston
Leagtie
Sturt
South Adelaide
Shieh
Samuel Lampard
Med. Lampard
Lampard
Sitness
Dukes
A Fatal Bluff at Harrogate Hotel
An anonymous London correspondent to Scotland Yard reports a fatal bluff at a Harrogate hotel. A quarrel over a pistol led to a trick where chalk powder allegedly caused death. post-mortem results gave no adequate cause.
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London
Samiday
Charing Cross
Scotland Yard
Mie
Viel
Orank
Atlas
Tagwiries Ab Harroxale
New Guinea Gold Difficult Trek From Melbourne Report
In Melbourne a Home and Territories Department secretary reports a letter from General Wisdom Administrator of Mandated New Guinea detailing the perilous trek to the field. The journey to Rabaul is about seven days by foot, with many risks and high costs for prospectors needing hundreds of pounds and numerous native carriers.
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Melbourne
McLaren
General Wisdom
Fublle
Wigan
Rabaul
Great Lim
The Stranded Cooma Makes Fresh Move
The stranded steamer Cooma was shifted slightly by the tug Corinda last night but its line again gave way. A further attempt to refloat the ship will be tried tonight from the port side.
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Brisbane
Coomas
Corinda
Iaw
Cobham Visit Polishes Aero Club Growth in Melbourne
The Aero Club's membership has doubled to 1000, aided by Mr. Alan Cobham's visit. The group includes 60 women, and Cobham plans to depart Melbourne on Thursday.
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Melbourne
Aero Clun
Alan Cobham
Cobham
Adelaide Markets Report Prices and Stock Exchange Quotes
Adelaide markets list frail awl vegetables with varied prices per case and per dozen, including oranges and cabbages, with figures for varieties and storage. Stock Exchange quotations from S Ward and Co show buyers and sellers for Mt Lyell, Broken Hill, Sulphide Corp and other entities, dated August 23.
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Adelaide
Hens
Appins
Ealing
Miver Murray Navely
AWA
Pearce Amlso
Stock Exchange
S &, Ward and
Mt Lyell
Broken Hill
Junction North
North
Wih
Zinc Corporation
Nestles
Lud
Tayer
Speediter
Garlton Brewery
Myer
Adelaide Steamship Co
Mollen's Lia
HAZE
Wilcox
Mar“Mitin
Mutoorou
Fall in the Dark Girl Over the Cliffs
In Auckland a dramatic cliff fall occurs at Pi hier where a 18 year old woman plunged forty feet to the sand below. Bystanders were drawn by cries for help and responders reached the scene quickly. She sustained injuries to her back and hip after wandering a reserve in darkness and not noticing the cliff edge.
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Auckland
Pi Hier
Fatal Excursion Claims 11 Year Old Boy in Rabbit Hunt
A Singleton report states William Crouch aged 11 was shot dead while rabbiting with companions. He allegedly jumped from a burrow as rabbits ran out, and was struck by a volley from two guns fired by his party.
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Sydney
Willam Crouch
Vic
Peculiar Death in Sheep Fold Tragedy
Sydney reports Thomas Stewart died from internal injuries after a wheel of a vehicle ran into him while guiding a mob of sheep at Gundagal. He collapsed from the blow and died shortly after from internal injuries.
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Sydney
Thomas Stewart
Stewart
Drowned bookmaker Leslie Furnish found near Casino
A Tweed Heads message reports Leslie Furnish 31 known as Albert Donally of Casino drowned while fishing off. He leaves a widow and four children. The note mentions the Lincolnshire rectory Tennyson and an auction sale context, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Sydney
Leslie Furnish
Albert Donally
Casino
Lincolnshire
Tennyson
Pirie Town Council Updates and Football Request
Pirie Town Council held a nightly meeting presided by the mayor. Debates covered deaths at Smilers works and the need for safety legislation, football training use of grounds, electric current costs at the coal plant, tar purchases, and inspections of sanitary services, with updates on baghouse construction and smoke reduction efforts at the Three Ghosn Road and Skinner furnace.
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Pirie Town
Grs
Munro
Goode
Blight
Midleton
Coffey
Clark
Guimow
Mesers C. Smith
Thors
Se Counscil
South Australian Railways Department
Pirie
Sulphur Fumes and Local Council Update
A Sulphur fumes issue dominates a Sulphur Town Council meeting with Mayor stating progress and delays. B H As explains that plant delivery from Adelaide has delayed filtering work and authorities expect early gas cooling equipment delivery.
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Drisvn
Ai Aws. Com
Woodward
Pinte
Tiye Tetter
Matc
Rivdit
Bt.a.s. Go
Dwight
Lloyd
Motor Car Insurance Liability and Policy Restorations
An insurance piece discusses coverage on a car after a mishap, detailing how the policy pays out for the unexpired term and when reinstatement or extra premium is required. It notes underwriters discharge liability as parts are repaired and explains insured sums and renewal implications. The article also mentions a centenarian, John Robinson, who died at 105.
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Ceopn
Sheffield Tas
John Robinson
Australians Match at Taunton Special in The Recorder
The Australia v Somerset County match resumed at Taunton with MaBryan and Young scoring, Lyon and White contributing as Somerset bowled by Grimmett and Glasgow. Australia totals include Bardsley and Ponsford among key bats, while Grimmett, Glasgow, and Richardson take multiple wickets.
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Recorder
London
Australia
Somerset
Taunton
MaBryan
Young
MarBryan
Ellis
Richardson
Lyon
Everett
White
Grimmett
Daniell
Bardsley
Glasgow
Tastor
D Bridges
Ponsford
Bridges
Hollins
Mbow
Mendry
Ryder
Glaseo Gregory
Goldfields Tragedy Trials Resume in Perth Court
The second week of the murder trial of William Goller and Phillip Treffene for Detective Inspector John Walsh's killing opened in Perth. A large queue formed as public interest remained high. tensions rose over defense fees and witness testimony. The judge cautioned that not every statement would be wholly reliable, while Mrs Clark faced questions about prior claims regarding a parcel of gold and its concealment.
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Perth
William Goller
Phillip John Treffene
John Walsh
Supreme Court
Coulter
Mrs Clarke
Arthur Haynes
Couraet
Glarke Tela
Haynes
Jack Gilbert
Jtrath
Justice Draper
Weighing of Evidence in Bag Burning Case at Canterbury
The court heard Mrs. Clarke deny burning a bag believed to hold gold bearing material. Mr. Haynes pressed for her reason as she wept and later claimed the bag was made recently and carried no purpose. Testimony from Tate and others described injuries and prior statements, with connections to a recent Smelters accident and a jailhouse context.
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Brown
Knott
M. Marriot
Dingo
Seymour
Woolley
Dawn
Hubble
Wright
Freeman
Collins
Gnu
Tate
Parker
Messrs
Kretchmer
Summerton
Porter
Iad
Leves
Hilida Slee
Cornwall Hotel
Boulder
Local illegal betting prosecutions rise in metropolitan districts
The Chief Secretary reports that in the three months ending July 34, 440 persons in metropolitan districts and 14 at Newcastle were prosecuted for illegal betting. One hundred six were convicted and fines totalled £4145 with £95 for failures.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Army Officer's Rise From £616 to £1600 a Year
Melbourne report notes Major A. R. Selby of the Australian Staff Corps receives a salary boost to £1,600 a year on his appointment as instructor at Star College, Quetta, India, with higher pay than in fixed posts. The piece compares pay scales for generals and staff roles, hints at broad changes in Australian officer salaries, and references a race-related incident and a storm aftermath in Transvaal.
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Star College
Quetta
India
A. R. Selby
Australian ‘Staff Corps
Incrident
Alice
Marry ‘Chauvet
Selby
Melbourne
Leslie Witte
Carlton
Garlion
Geelong
The Rumor on High Commissioner Appointment
Melbourne Ofonday reports the Premier Mr Allen dismissing a London rumor that Victorian Agent General George Fairbairn would be named High Commissioner. He says he knows nothing about it and finds the possibility unlikely.
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Melbourne
Ofonday
Allen
London
George Fairbairn
Baldwin Scratched From Epsom and Metropolitan
Baldwin, a leading entry in the Epsom Handicap, was scratched today along with the Metropolitan Handicap horse. The owner cited fear of a breakdown as the reason for the withdrawals.
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Baldwin
Epsom
Sydney
Peculiar Threat Ahead of Court in Adelaide Case
Frederick Richardson of Parkside faced a criminal court charge for feloniously menacing Kevin Critchley and demanding £17 claiming a girl they met was in a certain condition. Richardson denied the charges as the case proceeds.
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Adelaide
Frederick Richardson
Parkside
Criminal “Court
Kevin Jamon Wallace Critchley
Critoffley
Fromock
Risdon Park Club Tournament Draw Incomplete
Risdon Park Club announces a tennis draw with players such as Vaul and Mrs LeLisure and Mita K. vy Mra Jomastus, plus byes for Hullitay. Play will commence soon with several matches listed amid incomplete entries and odd spellings.
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Tournasseot Bea Bott Bally Peasonte
Dunlop Rubber Company
Vaul
LeLisure
Mita K. i
Jomastus Amd Adnook
Boiri
Hullitay
Ooummenes
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Boy Ghot
Pirie Town Council
Warriors
Gr Threadgold
Ste Ands
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West Ward
Electrical Matters
Baghouse
Engana
Bern
Ghosn
Ufc Milby
Wark
Skinner
Gounell
Sifiey
Collinn
Tarr
B.H.A.S
Motor Car Insurance
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Hunt
Somersetshire
MacBryan
Ir Grimmett
Shav
Grimmett _ Sundries
Goldfields
Mrs. Clarke
WATCH
Kent
New South Wales
Ofae
Tranayfranis
Carpenter
Victorian Railways
Eeier
Risdon Park Club
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