British Troops Arrive as Palestine Riots Widen
The report from Jerusalem notes British troops arriving from Beyrut and Malta to quell Arab raids and protect Jewish communities. Attacks spread to the Jezreel valley. Reisan’s Jewish community is reported destroyed with casualties and looting of Talpioth. Foreign consulates urge action. the government warns Arab leaders.
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United Service
Jurusalem
Araus
Hebron
Jew College
Beyp
al-Egypt
Barham Am Sussex
Palestine
Malta
South Wales
Yeliopolis
Exro
Jerusalem
John Chancellor
Jezureel
Reisan
Death of Mr Rasheed in North Adelaide hospital
Obituary notes the death of Mr Rasheed after a sudden attack in North Adelaide following a national race meeting. An esteemed Australian businessman born in India, he arrived six years ago with his brother, built wealth through horse dealing and racing, funded racing clubs and charitable causes, and left a theatre and extensive properties as part of his estate. The funeral was well attended by sporting and business figures.
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Rasheed
North Adelaide
Ae Ao Migek
Victoria
Norih Adelaiie Hospital
Australial
S. Rasheed
Rasheld
Betton
Australia
Lake Torrens
Mulooloo
Gum Park
Redhill
Piris
J. Firmin Jenkins
Harry Jackson
Pirte Boys
Phil
Arrieg
Stick
Port Pirie Taeing Club
Hasheed
Pirie
Banda
Greek
Jarwan
Lakhnao
Pistol Grip
Anton Prince
Bononia
Alloe Kenilworth
Laroon
Marachowle
Gorner Block
the Star
Boniface
Yesterda
Adelaide Weather Sparks Uneven Play At Championship
In Adelaide on Monday the rain and wind affected a family of events at the Ama Championship. Notable results include Bulte losing to Nh five up three and Morrison beating Quirk. Dalrymple and Metgle both scored wins while Ryne claimed a decisive victory. Russell and Winsor Hat also posted wins as the round progressed.
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Adelaide
ATEUR
Bulte
Morrison
Quirk
Dafesied
Dalrymple
Metgle
Hoss
Ryne Acfeatea
As Artery
Russell
Aettwetold
Ryan
Winsor Hat
Enea
Gf Sup
McMaben
Ames
Great Hull Fire Destroys REW Building at Billingsgate
London report says a massive blaze at the London and North Eastern Railway Co Billingsgate Market extension caused extensive damage last week. Fire consumed the market facility and spread to trawlers at the dock, destroying 430 railway wagons and seven vessels in the blaze.
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United Service
London
London and North Eastern Railway Co
Billingsgate Market
Sb Dock
Amusement Tax Increases Hit Public Seating Prices
The article reports higher amusements taxes leading to increased ticket prices for public performances. It notes impact on patrons, theater managers, and venue schedules as costs are passed to consumers.
Reparations Conference Hangs on Snowden Proposals
Hague reports ongoing conference discord over Snowden’s altitude plan and possible delays. Raimsa Macbunsid reportedly would not offend the conference. written fees were expected yesterday but not yet delivered as French Belgian Italian and Danish teletypes monitor talks. Berlin papers praise Snowden despite hostile French and Turkish press.
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Hague
Phillip Snowden
Dell ‘Aly
Raimsa
Macbunsid
Snowden
Asies
Anc Denesien
Telemates
Confe Loring
Anc Flernoon
Quiet weekend on border as Manchurian conflict deepens
Reports from Hong Kong describe skirmishes on the Manchurian border with the 58 Manchurian Brigade resisting Russian forces. British wireless dispatches note Chinese divisions moving toward Nan king. widespread calls for troop despatch and war readiness grow amid escalating clashes and rail sabotage in the region.
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United Service
Hong Kong
Stosdey
Ku Kiang
Nanking
Mynchurian
Nussia
Hei Lang
In Sore Need of Help. Message to London
A censored Palestine news cable reports that the Palestine Jewry faces great danger. The British migration officer Best was killed while reporting an assault, and two Oxford undergraduates were seriously injured.
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London
Kook
Paleatine
J. A. Hers
England
Best
Oxford
Mawson Leads Students After Donkey Rich Flinders Range Trip
Sir Douglas Mawson and a University student party have returned from a Flinders Range geological expedition. They describe an enjoyable, fruitful trip with much information gained. Donkeys once roamed the ranges in large numbers but drought and hunters have reduced their numbers. one donkey was shot at long range and the students reportedly tried donkey steak.
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Douglas Mawson
Plinders
Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of Wife In Melbourne
Frederick Washington Cameron, 50, was committed for trial by the Pitstoy Court on a charge of attempting to murder his wife Dave Cameron. Police say he went to her lodging house in Filsroy on August 20, drew a razor and declared, I will finish you. A struggle left the woman's hand cut. He reserved his defence and pleaded not guilty.
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Melbourne
Frederick Washington Cameron
Pitstoy Court
Dave Cameron
Filsroy
Arcused
Vagepee Beye Soothe Wiles Reach Sted
Vagepee Beye confronts a rising force named Sted as rumors swirl about wiles affecting the town. Local residents monitor strange signals and seek guidance from elders and the village council.
Withdrawal of Italians From Schneider Cup Contest
London reports Italy withdraws from the Schneider Cup after opposition to the Tallinn legation Italian team quits the race. Italians at Galshat are aghast though the Tallinn Air Force had shown good sportsmanship. The contest will proceed on the fixed day despite withdrawals by Italy France and the United States.
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United Service
London
Tallin Legation
Tiailan
Galshat
Tallin
Aitherto
Italy
France
United States
American Seaplane Entrant Draws Navy Scrutiny
London dispatch reports Capt Williams Schneider Cup seaplane Mercury fitted with a new engine in a bid to please the Navy Department. The attempt to run it aboard to England sparked claims of plans to secretly fatalize the voyage and avoid premature demonstrations. Supercharged Mercury would purportedly reach 4900 horsepower.
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London
Montly
Times
New York
Williams
Mercury
Navy Department
England
Coursing official disqualifies trainer over dog death
A special meeting of the National Coursing Club disqualified Victoria trainer Gerald White for involvement in the death of Great Favorite after a Waterloo Cup race in Geelong on July 16. Owner H. W. Serpell of Doncaster was exonerated. Analyses showed arsenic administration. White announced an appeal.
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Melbourne
Manda
Gerald White
Victoria
Grion
Geelong
H. W. Serpell
Donraster
White
Boxer Out of Luck in Anzac Night Dispute
Billy McAlister appeals to the Court of General Sessions seeking a reduced maintenance payment to his wife. His boxing career is in jeopardy after Anzac night refusal to fight due to a heavier opponent. Stadium officials warned of lifelong disqualification if he refused, leaving his career effectively unfinished.
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Melbourne
Turing
Court of General Seasions
Billy McAlister
Anzac
Peter] Sarron
McAlister
Oghling
Fractured skull accident prompts hospital admission
An injured person suffered a fractured skull and was rushed to Melbourne Hospital for immediate treatment after a loud incident. The brief note records the emergency response and current medical care.
Tupee Leaders Withdraw From Disputes Committee
Sydney report says J. S. Garden, J. Reeves and J. Kavanagh withdrew from the Disputes Committee after timber workers voted to meet with employers to seek a settlement. Employers had refused such a meeting, leading to the resignations.
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Sydney
Mesars J
Garden
J. Reeves
J. Kava
Disput
Marden
Reeves
Kavanagh
Federal tax on amusements sparks theater industry alarm
Public reaction grows against a new federal amusement tax. Theaters warn higher admission prices will push patrons away and hurt the ploture industry, with profits and seats affected as show owners mobilize against the proposal.
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Melbourne
Atrec
Daring robberies hit suburban shops in Elsternwick
Thieves used a motor truck to raid tobacconist shop run by Mr A Thompson on Menhantley Road Elsternwick taking £200 worth lock and stock jewellery valued at £700 and silk stockings worth £150. An earlier break in at Mr King and Coy drapery and jewellery on Hourke Street failed to access a strongroom containing £10,000 in jewellery.
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Melbourne
A. Thompson
Menhantley Road
Elsternwick
Graf Zeppelin on swiftward voyage after Eckener illness
United Service reports Graf Zeppelin passing 100 miles off Vancouver Island at noon. Commander Eckener is ill from ptomaine poisoning but progress to San Francisco continues with a possible landing tonight. Crew seeks hospital care for Eckener as they race to finish the trip.
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United Service
Vancouver
Vancouver Islands
Eckener
San Francisco
Eppelin
Migrant Girls Arrive On Orama Steamer
A passenger, Marie Ernest, cousin of the Duchess of York, arrived aboard the steamer Orama and complained about English girls’ discipline and behavior. She spoke to the chief steward amid concerns over convention breaches among the migrants.
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Melbourne
Sole
Marie Ernest
Duchess of York
Graf Zeppelin Reaches San Francisco at 6 PM
The Graf Zeppelin arrived in San Francisco at 6 o'clock this afternoon after a day of gusty winds. The airship has completed the demanding third leg of its round-the world flight.
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San Francisco
Naval propagandist's claim in New York court
Willian 8 Shearer, noted naval propagandist and Geneva conference figure, sues in the New York Supreme Court for 51 531 pounds. Defendants include Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp Newport News Shipyard and American Brown Boverett Co. He sought 90 000 pounds for services and 14 357 pounds for expenses, now reduced by 10 240 pounds.
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United Service
London
England
New ‘York Supreme Court
Witeh Willian
Shearer
Geneva
The
Times
New York
Bethehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Line Newport News Shinyard
American
Brown-Buvett Company
Ffest
Lexington
Stratoga
Pntile Omclale
Wonderful Escape. Man Survives 10 000 Volts
Mr Leslie Cook a 30 year old lineman escaped death after grabbing a 10 009 volt live wire. He was surrounded by a flash of flame his clothing burned but fellow workers pulled him to safety and he was treated at hospital and discharged.
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Sydney
Leslie Cook
Conspiracy Case Involving Seven Union Readers
The article describes a conspiracy case where seven union readers are charged. Regina Caldwell, an employee of Hudson's Ltd, gave evidence about a mass demonstration. A woman picketer allegedly attacked volunteers with a corkscrew device. The witness claimed fear at the time.
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Sydney
Regina
D Caldwell
Hudson's, Ltd
Eta
Woman Murdered Near Home in Ilkley Case
Ming Mary Learoyd aged 36, daughter of a former council chairman, was murdered near her Ilkley home. Police believe a madman attacked her 100 yards from her residence as bloodhounds Myslic and Mournful track the suspect.
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United Service
Vondon
Myslic
Dumt
Ming Mary Learoyd
Ilkley
Yorkshire
Migg Learoyd
Thegeat Council
Jaewecy
BRITAIN AND AMERICA FORTHOUE WASHINGTON ACTIVITIES
Brief readable fragment notes Washington attendance at Alsousatons with Britain and America involvement mentioned. No clear persons, dates, or locations beyond Washington and Alsousatons.
Jockey Seeks £1500 Damages in County Court
Edward Nichols claims permanent incapacity from a crash in Malvern on February 26 caused by Richard Bullard's motor car. Bullard denies blame, alleging Nichols rode at excess speed and failed to keep a proper lookout. Case remains unfinished.
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Melbourne
Marcy Hall
Edward Nichols
County Court
Richard
Bullard
Nichols
Malvern
Ballard
Weet Kence
Moran Brothers Face Trial After Richmond Shooting
In Richmond on March 49 a shooting at a house on Stoneyone Street led to Thomas Moran and his brother Charles Merbert Moran standing trial in the circuit court for shooting with intent to kill. The jury disagreed and the Moran brothers were remanded for another trial.
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Melbourne
Stoneyone Street
Richmond
Thomas Moran
Charles Merbert
Moran
Alood
Cri
Maran
End Oher
Marking Time in Shanghai After Lull in Mews Quarters
Report recalls a period of quiet in Shanghai as troops show willingness to endure raids. Officials say the Soviet offensives may pause, while defense forces vow stout resistance.
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United Service
Shanghai
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