Senate Fight in New South Wales Senate Race
The Sydney contest nears a conclusion as Gardiner leads Cox in the distribution of preferences. Gardiner has 64,085 votes ahead with Wall’s preferences still to be counted. Cox looks to overtake on further distributions. Grant’s supporters largely back Gardiner while Hunt’s quota remains uncertain. The final tally hinges on preferences from Nickull and Abnott, with Gardiner holding around 146,600 and Cox trailing.
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Cox
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Gox
Iria
Wall
Grant
Dooleys
Suushiy
Aulpott
Hunt
Alleged Shooting Charge in Murder Case at Farm
Frederick Newton, Mervyn Newutall, and a second farm laborer appeared in HK Cyuel today charged with the murder of Albert Mccormack. Prosecutors say Newton fatally shot Mccormack in the chest yesterday and Newman claimed he intended to kill. Newton was remanded by the wily court on December 10.
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Cormack
Dewman
Coogee Assault Mystery Stuns Sydney Police
Sydney police hunt a Monday afternoon attacker who injured Mrs. Timsnt in Coogee. Detectives urge witnesses to come forward as they piece together clues and examine nearby CCTV footage.
Woman killed by jealous lover in Sydney case
A jealous lover, Harold Gollins, allegedly killed a woman in Sydney after a suspected wartime past affair. Evidence shows Gollins had affections for Molly Barstener and killed the woman in a fit of jealousy before attempting to flee. The jury commuted his sentence on mercy grounds, awaiting further action.
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Dantinghurst Trminal
Coust
Harold Gollins
Atepordane
Teospiral
Unisiek
Molly Barstener
Thy
Gellins
Gronnis
Eee
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Ak Mattel
Infant death inquiry in Medfera district hinted
A report on the death of an infant in Medfera involves George and Mrs Delardes. Investigations cite accidental drowning as the likely cause while bathing, with nurse Mitchellmore corroborating. The infant’s mother reportedly asked aid from a nurse at the time, and court testimony suggested neglect or mischance in the incident.
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Wennessay
George
Delardes
Medfera
Mitchellmore
Ste
Istana
Yiaypen
Newby Ward
Sydney Wool Sales Report From Sydney Market
Sydney market notes show Merino fleece values rising as buyers bid steadily amid moderate demand. Prices for premium lots firm with reported fleece weights and quality driving enthusiastic, but mixed, bidding across the sale backdrop.
Prest's Best Fabrics Offer New England Patterns
From Prest's comes a sale on cotton maroccan satin double width Horol designs. Prices listed per yard include 2/3 2/11 yard options, cambric 30 inches, stripes and checks 1/3 1/6 1 9 yard, zephyrs with patterns, brown roller towelling, 9d yard, 36 inch cream curtain net at 9d yard, and 54 inch white sheeting 1/2 yard. New England patterns direct. cash price today only, early visit advised.
Beer strike at Iron Knob hotels overheated by insult claim
Iron Knob BHP employees declare the local hotel black after a contention that a fellow worker was insulted and refused a drink by the proprietor. The boor strike spreads as men at the Babel works are recalled to seek a drink, with several reports of insults and fines surfacing.
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B.H.P. Co
Babel
J. C. Anderson
Ot Watson
Pariprielor
Watson
Leon
Dyk
Tron Kool
Whyall
Robinett Navavgatt Teak
Yestardine
Bn Rept
Ata
Bribery Alleged Woman's Story Chooses Verdict
Melbourne report details a young woman recounting threats by two men. She says they menaced her in Yarraville at night, demanded money, and a supposed falsified claim arose. The article notes a suspected ruse and fear surrounding the incident.
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Melbourne
Werner
Ted Rieh
Harker
An Levance
Yarraville
Siti
Paijeemelt
Victorian Wheat Yield Estimate Stirred by Assembly
Melbourne report indicates the Legislative Assembly discussed wheat yield estimates as the new premier referenced a method by a quantitative expert. The debate centered on per bushel projections and the government’s assessment of the market outlook amid evolving agricultural data.
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Melbourne
Legislativie Assembty
Wittal
Lanoo
Fire destroys car in Botanic Parc Adelaide blaze
A vehicle was wrecked in a large fire described with chaotic text. The incident report notes an explosion and surrounding damage, mentioning a local area near Botanic Park Adelaide and a witness reacting to the blaze.
Queensland boxer's death shocks Brisbane crowd
Queensland boxer Bonner Raye died after sustaining a head injury in a fight. Reports say he collapsed in Brisbane and died during medical investigation. The incident prompts inquiries into ring safety and match procedures.
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Brisbane
Weduipilly
Bonner Raye
Dsing
Uae
Burmese Jail Bloodshed Sparks Political Turmoil in Burma
A mass prison breakout in Burma led to nine inmates killed and twenty injured, with guards and other staff suffering casualties. Amid claims of mismanagement and political pressure, observers note critical fault lines between the administration and opposition candidates as protests and accusations surge.
Pact of Locarno seals peace among European powers
In London the signatories Britain France Italy Germany Poland Czecho Slovakia and Belgium agreed to mutual obligations to maintain peace in Europe. The Locarno Security Pact marks a decisive shift after eleven years of conflict and its leaders vow to honor the pact as a shared duty.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Belgium
Europe
Deportation Case Argument Proceeds in Sydney
A chaotic parliamentary report describes the deportation debate as authorities cite alien laws and mobility limits. The text notes strikes and ship disruptions affecting labor and transportation, with references to official measures and proceedings in the session.
British Liberals Face Disruption in Commons
In London on a Wednesday, Mr Laxid Lloyd underscores Liberal disarray as he objects to the Health rate debate. He contends the Liberal stance lacks unity and warns of uncertain strategy amid party tensions and procedural friction in the House.
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London
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Oxford
Liberal Univ
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Sven
Adelaide Show Secretaryship Open as Wiley Steps Down
A sagging scramble for the Adelaide Show secretary role follows the resignation of Mr AL Wiley. Several candidates are believed to be applying, with some speculation that the chief clerk of the New South Wales Society may seek the post.
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Kipling Ill with Pneumonia at Barve Home
Australian Press Association reports Mr Nodyard Kipling is ill with lobar pneumonia at his home in Barve London? on Wednesday. No further details provided.
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Nodyard Kipling
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British Empire Naval Supremacy and Dominion Aid Call
Earl Jellicoe warns the British Navy may become inadequate and urges Dominion support. He proposes Australia contribute 17 per head of population toward naval maintenance, with Canada, South Africa, and India likely to follow to reach about 30,000,000 in total. Australia could expand to three 10,600 ton cruisers, an aircraft carrier, submarines, and auxiliary vessels. South Africa might maintain 10,000 cruisers and light ships, while Canada and India would assess roles in expansion.
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Earl Jelliene
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Canadian naval affairs report and budget summary
Fragmentary item notes naval affairs in Canada with references to the Viceroy, the High Seal, and a budget figure around £280,000. Mentions a parliamentary session and naval records, but details are garbled and unclear. Named entities are uncertain due to OCR errors.
Trotting Control Split Deepens Between Adelaide Club and Association
A long standing gulf between the Adelaide Trotting Club and the South Australian Trotting Association persists with no bridge in sight. Proposals were advanced but the meeting yielded heated exchanges and little agreement. Mr. J. Whilford attended as a key figure and lively debate followed along with several suggested measures.
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Adelaide Trotting Club
Weinsern
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Tae
Howe
Geetta
Mathes
Sontie
Eliis
Aviv
F. Whilfard
Mai
Widows Pension Bill Move In New South Wales Parliament
In Sydney the Premier moved the second reading of the Widows Pension Bill. The house agreed to the motion after debate. The bill aims to provide pensions to widows with certain restrictions noted by opponents. The discussion centered on applicability and scope of the pension program.
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Sydney
Wettersilay
Laas
Foose
Socialist Party Opens Window for Collaboration in France
The Vue socialiste in mien, PAIS, Turseay declares readiness to collaborate with the Democratic parties, rejecting mere portfolio appointments. It urges unity across Lakerty, claiming the government needs broader support beyond parliamentary strength, and ends with a call to all sections in light of recent losses.
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