Steamer in danger off Cape Northumberland
News reports a steamer near Cape Northumberland with its propeller off and drifting toward the rocky coast. The Eastern Mona is positioned with wireless contact and a rescue detachment from Melbourne is en route. Authorities in Adelaide, including Captain Hetey and Mr Neill, coordinate to assist and monitor developments.
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Cape Northumberland
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Marine Board
Sheelly
Minutemen
Seittt
Mietua
Mr Neill
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Eichy
Mawa
Riots in Greece End With Armed Confrontation in Piraeus
Reports from Athens detail a violent strike clash between workers and military forces in Piraeus. Three civilians were killed as troops fired on rioters who attacked the troops with stones and improvised weapons. The night saw infantry, armored cars, and heavy police presence as authorities maintained control. The strike ended with unconditional submission claims and vows to punish ringleaders.
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Mayas
Bettie
London
Pirgeis
Meney
Styikry
Piraeus
Mr Edigon III Condition Not Serious
Suited Service in New York reports Mr Tho May Kelisin, famed inventor, seeking summine aid. Henry Fed al Firestone and Mr Edison are said not to be seriously involved.
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New York
Frida
Tho May Kelisin
Henry Fed al Firestone
Edison
Matification of Lausanne Treaty Reported
A Vietnamese or international press wire item notes Lausanne Treaty ratification with 245 votes favoring the measure and two opposed. The report cites Reuters as the source.
Passing of a Pioneer Adelalle Saguriay Medulie Lewis
An obituary notes the passing of Adelalle Saguriay Medulie Lewis, a pioneer figure linked to South Australia and Adelaide society. It records family ties, military service in France and England, and mentions associates and communities connected to his life and death.
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Medulie LeWis
Gmos
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Bennere
Wr Lavig
South Aus
Irighiten
Janek Teasley
Puarky
Ghy
Adelaide
Asia
Lewis
Sis Sens
France
Guert Poate
Jomien
Sue Dinry Harwell
Brionds
Lsaadinted
Yeats
Newcastle
Fighting in Morocco reported with naval bombardment
Times dispatch from Saturday describes military operations in Morocco aimed at dislodging rebel forces besieging Thurmarul. French and allied forces attacked enemy coast encampments using destroyers and aircraft, with captures including a boat containing three Frenchmen.
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Thurmarul
Mutineers Imprisoned At Moyhuga Wy
Mutineers imprisoned after a clash at Moyhuga Wy as ties and guards moved in. Three huts remain at Maboedanove area amid reports of poisonings and a main headquarters. An inquiry notes actions by local authorities and a detention at Neen.
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Maboedanove Isharkine
Thysip Jullie
Bithiay
Inlet
Wrk
Atehike
Tks Neen
Commonwealth Railway Logs Report Irregular Notations
A clipped entry from Commonwealth Railway logs notes unusual markings and fragments of terms such as Silane Futura and Poe Hine Hb. The legible items show scattered letters or codes, suggesting corrupted or partial records without clear events or dates. No distinct entities or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
Willful murder in Adelaide linked to derangement
An Adelaide inquest reports a willful murder connected to mental illness. Frank Connolly and wife Emily Connolly are central, with Emily alleged to be mentally unsettled and to have instigated a fatal act at their home. The couple’s two children, a boy and a girl, were left behind as authorities investigate the tragedy and the burial site at Alpahalby Cemetery.
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Yestore
Wells
Australia
Alpahalby
Het
Court hears case over stolen goods and wages dispute
Port Adelaide Police Court heard a youth accuse others of forcing him to take potatoes and onions from a stall. The defendant denied intent to injure and claimed it was part of a broader scheme. The court ordered consideration of compensation for the value of the goods and wages.
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Satiiriay
Port Adelaide
Ana LL Samset
Ford
Coulain
Ais Wombat
Ikea
Treaty renewed in arbitration pact between US and Japan
Washington Friday reports the Treaty of Arbitration between the United States and Japan has been renewed for Nye years with no change. The renewal preserves the existing limitations and continues the pact governing peaceful dispute resolution between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Record flight marks a new aeroplane milestone
An English pilot, Walter Harling, demonstrated a 600-horsepower Liberty engine aircraft. The craft, described as the largest aeroplane, stayed aloft 20 minutes at 2,500 feet and achieved a steady 3 mile per hour more than prior records before executing a perfect landing.
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Dayton
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Rh Scuril
Walter’ Harling
Thirty Thousand Passengers Carried In A Day
London Saturday reports a record air service with about thirty thousand passengers carried in twenty four hours. A rush of travelers linked by the busy London route and a cross Atlantic service to New York reflects expanding aerial passenger traffic and new inauguration milestones.
Berlin Responds to France With Cautious Plea for Normalization
Reuters reports Berlin rejects punitive steps against Germany while noting France seeks changes. Stresemann argues for Germany’s soil sovereignty and rail system autonomy, avoiding Ruhr transfer and special German treatment. He says France and Britain seek a practical solution that preserves Germany’s economic system and future development.
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Berlin
Mer Siresemann
M. Poincaire
Hinineland
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Reith
Ruhr
France
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Diis Doelui
Stresemann
Germany
Anxiety in U S A and European diplomacy
A Reuters summary from Washington notes grave apprehension over Germany’s internal situation. The piece highlights a universal alarm among diplomats and concerns about American policy in Europe amid evolving conditions and administrative responses.
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Reuter
Washington
Germany
Europe
Tie Narding
Opinion in London on Stresemann's policies noted
London editorials acknowledge Herr Stresemann's restraint and cautious appreciation of the Paris view of the situation. The London press praises his abstention from provocative acts against France and notes only a faint suggestion of ending passive resistance.
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Paris
Stresemann
France
Riots Flare Across Indian Cities During Mulureau Celebrations
Rioting erupted in Sa Maranapur and Gonda during Thy Mulureau festivities with Hindu shops looted and property damage reported. Minor clashes also occurred in Abinedabad, Cates, Amritsar and Malure between Hindu and Muslim groups. Police action restored some order though tensions remained high and a temple flag dispute intensified disorder.
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Maranapur
Gonda
Abinedabad
Cates
Amritsar
Ay Sabuvanpue
Nokauimedaus
Boxing and Vaudeville Raise Funds for Mrs Green's Family
A benefit at Institute Hall featured boxing bouts and vaudeville acts to aid Mrs Green and her children. Highlights included a dramatic Cyccone Speck bout and quick exchanges between Gaughan and Ager, with four round alley contests and juggling acts drawing strong crowd support.
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Altchingon
Tip Giaghan
Hirst
Mde
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Vckshivet
Liwenn Tes Geyer
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Geyyr
Ivan
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Dilelg
Reg
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Larry Smith
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Johns
Floods Strain U S Water Supplies As Rivers Fail
Reports from Missouri Nebraska and Arkansas describe record floods halting water services. Villages near Omaha and along the Mississippi face contamination risk as the Missouri River surge disrupts wells and gasping towns report water shortages. Local authorities fear epidemic risk and industrial shutdowns worth millions daily.
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York
Jem Bowler
Colorado
Arkansas
Omala
Missouri
Hiroha Nebraska
Evacuation of Turkey and Royal Navy Return
Evacuation of Turkey reported with British transports moving out to sea while Royal Sovereign and other warships head back to England. The dispatch notes rapid evacuation actions and a swift return of naval force from Malta to the home waters.
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Malta
Aulwatic
England
Salvage of Laurentic bullion under deep sea probe
London reports detail the ongoing recovery of seven million pounds in gold and silver from the sunken Laurentic off Lough Swilly in 1917. Divers using a special spear probe the wreck at ninety feet to identify recovered bars and coins while watchers on the salvage ship monitor a galvanic meter for confirmation.
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London
Oughswilly
Formich
Wages Raised for Industrial Seamen in Adelaide
The Federal Arbitration Court granted quarterly wage increases for Australian shipping workers. Seamen receive £16 4d monthly, deckhands and engine drivers on tugboats £46 4d, with shore shipwrights and cooks also boosted. Reads that these rises could cost Australian shipping about £140,000 yearly, and that postwar wages on British ships lag behind while Australian rates climb.
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Adelaide
Reading Shipping Authority
Willeet Australiaa Shipping
Coal Fielded for BHP at West Maitland Opens Large Coal Field
Arrangements are underway to open a vast coal field at West Maitland for the Broken Hill Proprietary Company. The site covers areas formerly held by Richmond, Polis, Main, Hebbarn and Bermain lots, with coal seams at shallow depths, though field troubles and disputes create delays.
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West Maitland
Broken Hill Proprietary Company
Richmond Iin
Polis
Main
Hebbarn
Stokeholders jailed after mutinous strike aboard Maramy
Reported mutiny aboard the steamer Maramy as stokers struck and damaged gear while planning to call at Sydney. One man sentenced to a month in jail for his part. 31 men were jailed. Passengers and mails shifted to the liner Niagara during the disruption.
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Sydney
Unemployment Rise Prompts Cabinet Review in England
A sharp increase in unemployment in England triggers a Cabinet Committee session on relief measures. The committee weighs accelerated aid but faces opposition. A ten-year plan to industries could yield a solution if current supports falter for millions facing winter hardship.
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London
Enghind Wie
Aurojw
Tennis results highlight Boston and New York matches
BosThn sees Norton defeat in a three set men no titles final. Wilkes and Wvawhtaem advance to a doubles final. Norton beats Williams in the Mall of the National Hard Doubles Championship. Australian team expected to leave Vancouver for Japan on October 4 for practice before the challenge. Critics praise Anderson and Hawkes for their victory while McInnes and Schlesinger also gain attention.
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Wilkes
Tihien
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Lip Wy
Tiwdra
Meg Katty Meira
Boston
Ville Ad Norton
Williams Vot Washburn
New York
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Japan
Definsion
Griffin
Vie
New York Tribsune
Port Glasgow rescue after yacht voyage incident
A voyage between Port Glasgow and Dunbarton ended when two women fell into the water. A local Port Glasgow man dived in to save them, pulling them from the water and securing their safety. The report notes the sailors involved aboard a yacht named Yasht.
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Reuter
London
Saul
Port Glasgow
Dum- Darton
GOLF FOURSOMES CHAMPION PAWTTANA NAME VICTOR
Pawtt ana Miss Hay won the mixed foursomes championship of Australia in 61. Whitton and Mre hitton were the runners up.
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Adelaide
Pawtt Ana Miss Hay
Australia
Whitton
Mre
Hitton
Vie
Oxford Athletes Open South African Tour in Cape Town
Oxford athletes began their South African tour in Cape Town on a sunny Saturday meeting representatives of the Southern Universities. About 6,000 spectators attended the day’s events.
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Cape Town
Oxford
Senate passes Air Force Bill in Melbourne session
Federal Parliament in Melbourne resumed after breakfast and passed the Air Force Bill and Wheat Pool Advances. Other House of Representatives bills were paused. Decision made to delay permanent Canberra Parliament building. provisional building set to start.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Canberra
House of Representatives Delays Friday Meeting Amid Debates
House plans meet Friday after passing Wheat Pool Ad Vanges Bill with amendments. MPs Parker Maroney Cunningham push for higher prices while Lambert calls farmers loafers seeking free seed wheat with guaranteed price. Senate’s Loan Bill amendment on Parliament House construction disputed as House adjourns awaiting fixed date. Trace notes reform unlikely until February. Government policy items foreshadowed include unemployment, age pensions, and national insurance. Royal and Parliament commissions listed with members.
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House of Representatives
Cannm
Werth
Trace
USA
Nis Polléy Sucteh
Opal Commission On Unemployment
MD Age Pensions
Tavalus National Insurance
Millen
Guthrie
McDougall
Messrs Mahoney
A. Grenn
Hunter
J. Princis
Royal Commission On the Navigation Act
Duncan
Elliott
MyHugh
Messrs
Prowse
Anstey
Yates
Ind Seabrook
Amateur boxing bout ends with Bagel stoppage over Collins
In a rough battle at the stadium George Bagel knocked out Marty Collins in the later rounds. Bagel used power punches to press Collins, who fought back valiantly before a decisive left and right combo dropped him and the referee stopped the fight.
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Melbourne
Jim Stadium
Amer Sicath
George Bagel
Marty Collins
Bagel
Miser
Collins
Eagel
Jougly
He Jay
Clue
Ord
Bowie
Vailep
Uren Beats Corrigan In Sydney Bout
In Sydney last night Tommy Uren defeated South Africa’s middleweight champion Jack Corrigan in a closely fought bout. Corrigan, 11.54, fell to Uren, 40.143, in a thrilling first appearance for Uren. The match was described as an exciting battle.
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Sydney
Jack Corrigan
South Africa
Tommy Uren
God
Holmes Beats Stone in Welsh Heavyweight Bout at Atrium
In a Sunday boxing card at the Atrium, Harry Holmes defeated Charlie Stone, the Welsh challenger, on points after a ten round contest. Stone showed resilience in early rounds but Holmes pulled ahead from the tenth, securing the win.
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Brisbane
Charlie Stone
Harry Holmes
Dai
Stone
Burke Exposes Dempsey Weakness in Bout
Reuters report from New York cites Tack Burke finding a flaw in Dempsey's defense. Burke’s rapid right hands and solid smashes challenged the champion through two hard rounds, drawing observers to note Burke clearly had the better of the exchange.
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New York
Priday
Tack Burke
Dempsey
Firpo
Burke
Dempray
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