Tragedy at Cockburn Woman Murdered in Bed
A Cookburn tragedy reports Mrs Clara Crowe aged 37 found dead in her bed with a head wound. Her husband Daniel Crowe a railway porter was found unconscious beside a bottle of Lysol. Police and ambulance rushed to the scene as the couple’s six children slept nearby. The husband remained in a serious condition at Broken Hill hospital.
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Cockburn
Ney
Austral
Clara Crowe
Daniel Bernard Crowe
Pravie
Cookhurn
Port Pirie
M'Dday
Wes
Wes Taken (¢ Broken HU Hospital
Pravis
Crowe
LySei
Allee
Broken Hill
Waa
Wis
Songhura
Pork Birt
Geelong Racing Notes St Patrick Day Trials and Races
Geelong track report lists five furlong events with PAGLIAGE winning odds 7 to 2 and Gita Jor as a contender in Speed Crize race. Other fixtures include the AUGUST HANDICAP with REPALL and Sido in key positions and NOVELTY PONY BACK in four and a half furlongs. Betting figures and race outcomes are partially recorded with multiple horses named across divisions.
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Pallowirik Wery -Uie
Geelong
St ‘Patrick
Dette
War Sigial
Adept
van Fee
Slanal
Duemle
Hepsuere
Sidonin
Sportive
Sido
Belmont Novibe
TOYAT
Kngtred
Vera
Country Carnival selections for Pirie team for Adelaide meet
The Pirie committee selected players to contest the Country Food Supply Carnival in Adelaide next month. A meeting at the Barrier Hotel Friday will discuss finances and planning for the event. a captain and central umpire will be chosen at subsequent meetings.
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Adelaide
Gwenival
Mark Nusen
Bridgman
S. Leahey
Finn L. Bolcher
H. Wills
B. Laubo
Fe Fairoelt
A. Cheistie
Ac Mting
Tee
Prantiotiry
Pattergon
H.sha
B. Howard
Pirie
Merate Woulits
J. S Derk Byam
B. Ene
Twe Association
Svas
J. Foord
Prosidad
Aleo - Presents
Messrs
Dy O'Sullivan
Gal Huannany
Olen
J. Porter
B. Parr
W. Arbon W
Ant Ving
Tatersalls Races Show Mixed Results and Odds
At Tatersalls on Saturday racing card included four furlong and one mile segments with varied weights and handicaps. Notable entries ranged from Alwynian and Gambois to Saint Tet and Impeccable in the 4.0 handicap to Alfred the Great and Mentallini in the mile division, with multiple stakes races listed and odds given for performers such as Tadunn Librettiat and Ethioberry in the Two Year Old Stakes.
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Soy
Impeccable
Alwynian
Tusull
Valspar
Wyerno
Miesi
Alfred the Great
Teiton
Mentallini
Tilkarn ‘S
Whipster
Lady Adelaide
Dialect
Lucrasia
the Gretas
Pauloni
Designer
Xpeet T
Teranda
Oliua
Ruthven
the Weevil
Tadunn
Librettiat
Lute
Melanous
Simon's Bier
Bali Wyn
Denisianne
Ethioberry
Fine ‘Quality
Tipuasure
Love Patch
Lady Losette
Miss Atanns
Kengale
Opera
Paresite
Surshine
Whitlick
August Hanuigap
Punphleteer
Kellidie
Itlee
Fleo
Seehuey
Enon
Opirias
Lord Briston
Crows
Ling
Magne
Pistolva
Strathalbyn
Claim by jockey full inquiry to be held Melbourne
A jockey Harry Hallodward Nichols sued Richard Ballard for 21500 damages over a motor vehicle collision in Malvern. The court, Judge Moule presiding, found insufficient evidence to support Ballard's involvement and dismissed the claim, ending the case.
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Melbourne
Harry Hallodward Nichols
Richard Ballard
Plantiff
Motor Rysle
Malvern
Sallard
Moule
Ballard
Thoroughfare of Racing Odds and Entries Listed
A dense OCR of a racing section shows numerous horse names and speeds with times such as Covldown 10.02 and Boog Bung 40.9, alongside numerous other entries including Kilronan 10.2 and Mobllong 9.42. The fragment references divisions and prizes, listing multiple horses and figures across what appears to be a racing program page.
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Covldown
Boog Bung
Best Man
Mungarian
Seattie’s
Barra
Kilronan
Bueford
London
Mobllong
Prince
Scooter Jao
Bertier Gold
Mephistophles
Explosion at depots kills seventeen in Shangwal
Terrible blast reported by United Service from Shangwal notes seventeen dead after a ldl depot explosion. Despite embargo on transfer reports from Nanking foreign intelligence cites a large consignment of shells from Houkowly exposed to a rapid heat attack on railway carriages.
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United Service
Shangwal
Jepanery
Ldl
Nenin
Serosa
Nanking
Shell
Houkowly
Thay
Murder in Bathier Parish. Australian report on priest killed
A bloody attack near Nanfeng province in late July leaves Father Leonard and six others murdered after bandits burst into a Mass at St Pal Giek's College Manly. The priest refused to reveal money whereabouts. he was stabbed and mutilated, with efforts to decapitate the body. The dead were taken to Nanfong for burial.
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Bathier
Shanghal
Ducsiay
Pricet
Bather
Lonard
Pal
Leotard
Hig
Sidiers
Suspherr Rai
Cap
Falhoe Gaonard
Bane
Jim
Nanfong
Indignation Over Girl Migrants Claims Stirs Inquiry
The report details accusations by Mia Ernest about mistreatment aboard a vessel with Miss Mc Jenny denying the allegations. Rev Watson Smith and MP E Mulvany spoke at hearings as the development commission opened a full inquiry into the matter.
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Ernest
York
Mc Jenny
Chars
A. Watson Smith
New South Wales
E. Mulvany
Hug
Seventh Day Hearing In Conspiracy Charge At Sydney
The seventh day of the conspiracy trial in Sydney heard evidence from Constable and Mr Lamb. Pickets at the timber yards behaved orderly, except near several defendants including Garden Reeves Kavanagh Paton who reportedly refused to do any further work. The case progressed with portions heard and testimony noted.
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Sydney
Lamb
Defendents
Reeves
Kavanagh Paton
Jamal
Public protest campaign targets federal taxation plan
Melbourne reports a public protest campaign against a federal taxation proposal. Proprietors circulated notices to shareholders via circulars to communicate with their parliamentary representatives. Taxation measures will be scrutinized during the proceedings and performances.
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Melbourne
Teltora
Sean
Thei
Thei Federal Parlumentary
Andiones Ty Asalyt
Prices of motor cars rise with 10 percent duty increase
The Chamber of Automobiles Industries announces that a 10 percent duty on chassis will push motor car prices higher. Reported price for a model climbs from £72 to £80, with the higher levy affecting manufacturing and consumer costs alike.
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Thy Chamber of Automonge.Industries
Helmz
Thalrieke
Timber Trade Ties Labor Idle as Supplies Lag in Melbourne
Mrs Wi Duggan letters the Premier urging action on timber and brick supplies to back Haber dispute settlement. Despite a formal accord thousands of building workers remain idle while master builders are urged to honor guarantees and accelerate hiring during the settlement talks.
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Melbourne
Wi “Duggan
Building, Trades Federation
William McPherson
Full Court action seeks attachment against Sydney Morning Herald
An application was made to the Full Court today to make absolute a rule or writ of attachment alleging contempt of court against the proprietors of the Sydney Morning Herald and Herbert Dadswell, printer and publisher of The Herald. Charles Brundgs Fletcher aided in affidavit claiming remarks in articles could be construed as referring to charges against the complainants. The case concerns ongoing conspiracy charges and stands in part rearguard.
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Sydney
Sydney ‘Morning Herald
Herbert Dadswell
the Herald
Charles Brundgs
Fletcher
Ft. T .Olks
Mannion defends position amid party discord in New Jersey
In New Jersey, R Mannion declares he remains aligned with his stance on the Arbiten-Non Aholifion Bill. Expressions of disapproval arose among party members, signaling substantial difference of opinion within the group as Mannion cautions wagering on the last test and attendance figures.
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Melbourne
Puesday
United
Sergien
Dorved
Los Angeles
Tresday
Mer
Gald Todey
Mr Brave
Zeppélin
Mir Dughes
Lake Hyrst
Prime Minister's Comments on Party Exclusions
A fragmented report notes the Prime Minister discussing party exclusions and practical expulsion. It references nationalist figures and tensions over inviting certain supporters to attend future meetings, with actions and votes shaping the tenure debate.
Victorian Seamen Discuss Federal Industry Councils
In Melbourne on Tuesday Victorian seamen rejected the Federal Government proposals for industrial councils in the maritime industry. A three ballot plan was debated alongside the appointment ballot for officers on forming a union for the entire sector. O Neill, Victor Hig branch secretary, warned the proposal aimed to create a Star Chamber and dismantle the maritime federation, risking bogus state unions.
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Melbourne
Nliss
Industriad
Mackie
O'Neill
Victor- Hig
Tederd- Hong
Remarkable Welcome for Airship in Los Angeles
A Unity Service report from Los Angeles describes fifty thousand people greeting a great airship at dawn. Commander Hebner received cheers amid digestion troubles as the airship arrived at midnight after a 5,800 mile journey in 75 hours. The ship is scheduled to depart for Lakehurst on Wednesday.
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Unite Service
Los Angelds
Leoves
Grovtec
Hebner
Pate
Attaks
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Hague Conference Dispatch Seeks Soviet Role in Breakup
Hague London dispatch reports a tense debate over Soviet influence and the powers split on who initiates further steps. The correspondent notes Dowers doubt any final move to widen talks and hints the creditor nations may push the bill to end the conference.
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London
Pinon
Hague
M. Louphern
Mr Snowden
Youth 16 Dies After Poisoning Attempt at Home
A 16 year old, Peppy Sillenoe, reportedly took poison at his Guild home last night. He told the doctor he had taken the poison after an apparent failed act. Earlier a motor collision months ago left him with injuries. The incident appears connected to a reckless act at a dressing table where a chocolate fox prop was involved. Further details are unclear due to fragmented report.
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Peppy Sillenoe
Fia
Valuable cocaine haul seized by Calcutta customs
Calcutta customs officers grabbed a cocaine-smuggling vessel during a River Hooghly chase. They recovered 49 tins each holding 0.25 ounces, totaling 12.25 ounces, from a Chinese smuggling craft. Value estimated over £43,000. The smugglers fled, jumped overboard, and were pursued.
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United Service
Calcutta
Taysday
Attoram
Uhane
Oghiy
Jalcutta
Garden Peach
Sas
Drastic Remedy Delayed Court Action In Local Case
A mangled report shows a magistrate addressing a case where a man faces charges yet the court notes a medical operation for his son may influence the proceedings. The document references a doctor’s recommendation and a potential delay awaiting medical certainty.
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Coeenook
Asroome
Taut Ledig
Ind
Australian Railways Union wage case granted by court
The full court in Sydney granted an application by a trade group on behalf of the Railway Commissionary of New South Wales to review the basic wage period. The decision, issued today, directs adjustments aligned with cost of living figures and industrial rates.
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Sydney
Railway ‘Commissionary
New South ‘Wales
Victor
South Australia
Australian Railways Union Awace
Gost of Magigures
Peeeea
Palestine Disorders Amid Arab Fury and Jewish Attacks
Reports from Jerusalem describe escalating violence in Palestine with Arabs attacking Jewish residents, British troops deployed to Hebron, and confirmed deaths and injuries. The Palestine Government notes 49 deaths, including eight Muslims, with 25 Americans among those affected, as British and police forces bolster security and prepare reinforcements from Malta and Egypt.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Hebron
Jerusalem
Telasly
Conciles
Malina
Yehadgh
Sud Shaaray
Eillid
Twlaviy
Cagbe
Biya
Strouz
Bily
Sussex
Jalle Tadery
Ald
Barham
WMS
Teoans
Malta
Addivens
Teypt
Hebron Massacre Survivors Describe Village Slaughter
Jerusalem dispatch reports Hebron massacre survivors recount a dawn raid by Arab combatants armed with swords and rudiments who killed more than 70 people, burned homes, looted, and forced residents to hide for hours before rescue aircraft halted the attack. Many victims were women and children. several survivors describe barricading doors and praying for safety as screams filled the village.
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Jerusalem
Hebron
Jemsurem
Arlen
New- York
Samarel
Moslems Work Hard to Calm Angry Arabs in Jerusalem
Reported unrest in Jerusalem as grand mufti and Arab leaders urged peace after mosque and synagogue violence. Attacks on Jewish homes persisted, Americans among casualties, with a proclamation promising restraint but signaling potential force if order fails. Troops and engineers to Palestine to restore security.
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Jerusalem
Monnday
Sussex
Jatt
Paris
Hams
Barham
Schneider Cup Postponement Discussion Amid International Talks
Ambiguity surrounds the Schneider Cup with Indonesia and Manding in talks over postponement. Officials from Sera Club seek permission to delay, while Italian authorities consider the request and inspect recent work by technicians as they plan to appeal to higher authorities.
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INDON
Manding
Hi Ds
Thay
Bya Sera Club
Sonteat
Ein
Ander
Aldo
Tajan-Mtviatop
Tachins
Itoha
Italy
Infant Mortality Declines in Melbourne Says Doctor
Tuesday report from Melbourne notes infant mortality is decreasing and remains lower than Sydney. Dr Springthorpe told the Society for the Health of Women and Girls that uniformity in value and better control of private maternity hospitals is needed. The Melbourne council urged improved maternity services and statistics.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Privats
Materntts Hospital
Demonstration in New York Over Palestine Disturbance
A Jewish colony staged an orderly remonstration in New York on Tuesday protesting anti Jewish sentiment in Palestine. Estimates show about 17 000 participants. Several speakers blamed Be Ish officials for the unrest amid claims of alleged insufficiency in handling the Palestine disturbances.
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New York
Palesile
Palestine
Arrival of British Forces Shifts Arab-French Relations in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem patrols by British troops create a fragile calm amid growing Arab-French tensions. Arabs complain of inadequate protection and arms, while authorities emphasize limited resources and effort to maintain order.
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Jerusalem
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