Debauch in Australia cited in Arbitration Court
Chief Judge Dethridge today referenced a vast borrowing spree in Australia as he discussed wage and production figures in New South Wales. He warned that figures were distorted by heavily borrowed money and cited consumer spending’s drag on payments, while noting pressure from a 44 hour week and industry activity.
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Dethridge
Ait Arbitration Court
Maters
Australia
Neare
New South Wales
Galt Wis Honan
District Hall Destroyed on the West Coast
Adelaide Tuesday report states a court reception at police headquarters and a claim that the district hall at Wierulla near Streaky Bay was destroyed by fire. Large quantities of goods were lost with damage estimated around £3000. Three men were detained as suspects, motive and details remain unclear.
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Polic
Wierulla
Streaky Bay
Ywest
Tattersalls Races Aids To Day’s Trial and Handicaps
Race program lists divisions for the Trial, Stane senile Handicap and more at Tattersalls. Entries include Edna Cherry Princess Hess Ulater Gunk and many others across juvenile and weight handicaps, with weights, names, and positions noted for the day’s racing card.
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Edna Cherry
Wain
Princess
Hess
Refire
Ulater Gunk
Macafam's Rewart
Holiah
Exwe Werate
Yuloh
Advisity
Anton Princess TA
Hlanbury
Lmare Seoth
Chased by Police in Brisbane Bay House
Police staked out a house at Epping Hill after reporting a cache of allegedly stolen goods. At 3 a.m. two men arrived in a car. one fled as shots rang out. Constables pursued, and after a struggle the suspect, semiconscious, was subdued but remained at large for the moment.
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Brisbane
Eping Hill
Lost at Sea Seaman Overboard Near Gibraltar
A seaman named Frost went overboard during an outward voyage from Lowvlon toward Gib tunur. Two lifeboats were launched as a search began, with Wak ton- Mugted and other crews joining the effort. Readings indicate no definite sighting yet.
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Grama
Gibtunur
Frost
Letters on Shunting Disrupts Nighttime Comfort
A reader voices frustration over railway trucks being shunted in the main street at night. The constant track smashing and engine blows disturb hotel guests and residents, with mosquitoes adding to the discomfort. The writer urges quieter, premidnight operations to lessen the nuisance.
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Bubieusanl
Mr. Webb
Spoils Divided Found Near Saddleworth on Auburn Road
A stolen safe from the Wheworth railway stallion was recovered two and a half miles from Saddleworth on the Auburn road. It had been battered and money taken, while books and stamps remained intact. The Safe was placed in charge of Soddeworth police after a car used by the thieves was found abandoned on Sunday along the Rawler road.
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Adelaide
Satur
Saddleworth
Auburn Road
Soddeworth
Rawler Road
Adelaide commodity quotes and metals on December 12
Reports from London Metal Exchange show December 12 quotes for copper, tin, silver and other metals. Prices listed include copper at 66 425 ton forward, tin at 263.48 per ton, and silver cash and forward rises, with shipments planned for next month and three month forwards.
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Adelaide
Thasday
Austaliat Mines and Metals
London Metal — Exchange
Fll Co
Lew Onoh
Produce and Poultry Prices in Adelaide Market
Towne on Tuesday’s produce and poultry market quotations show bulk prices and weights for dairy products, cheeses, fresh hens, bacon, and canned goods. Prime roosters and hens are listed with live-weight weights for geese ducks turkeys and poultry items, along with potatoes onions and onions in railcar lots.
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Adelaide
Turstay
Sandford and Co
Tuiay
Siamese Twins Ann and Mary Charen Die at St Thomas
After four days of life the Siamese twin girls Ann and Mary Charen died at St Thomas Hospital. Born on Peabody Avenue Mbury Bridge Road, they weighed together at birth and shared a fused skull and chest. Despite exhaustive X rays the extent of fusion could not be determined. The infants never sat and could not walk, one twin often needing the other to walk backwards.
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Waterside workers clash over port picket lines
A Port Pirie waterfront dispute centers on Murky influx from Wallaroo and the Waterside Workers Federation. Non members dubbed clean skins face push to gain entry while jobs are allocated to eligible locals. The federation leadership warns against admitting Wallaroo entrants, citing employment competition and age concerns among applicants.
Highway plan linked North American nations by vast road
A proposed 7 000 mile transcontinental highway would connect twelve North American nations. President Con isige of the United States champions the ambitious project aimed at uniting economies and boosting trade across the continent.
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America
Conisige
United States
Higgs Trial Draws Toward Closure in Murder Case
In Sydney at the Central Criminal Court Bruce Doubleday Higgs, youngest of three brothers charged in the Valley Hegate murder, resumes cross examination. Higgs says he did not know of the murder and learned of it in a newspaper the next day while returning to his car, which was wrecked the night before. He recalls tossing what may have been a parcel containing Frankfurts from a harbor vehicle earlier on October 14. Albert Higgs, father of the three accused, interrupts with a rambling statement that is curtailed by the judge. The hearing adjourns to tomorrow with closing addresses expected, and the judge to sum up on Thursday.
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Farthing damages £20,000 claimed in council dispute
Sieg Young Maling deputy manager of the City Council electricity department sues the Evening News for £20,000. Jury finds for plaintiff and awards damages at one farthing. No costs awarded.
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An Hour in Prison at Péntridge Concert
A Sunday prison concert in Péntridge brings surprise warmth to wary inmates. Prisoners form a brass band and perform on a decorated yard decked with vines and color. Tales and a light moral thread mix with music as the audience reflects on life, crime, and hope amid the barred walls.
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Record Wool Price Hits Sydney Sale as Merino Tops Season
Wool sale in Sydney sets a high mark with merino leading averages. Bidders crowded the floor as growers showcased top line fleeces and prices surpassed prior records, signaling strong demand for quality wools in the season’s opening event.
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Sydney
Terrorism Continues in Canton Amidst Red Hold
Report from United service notes Canton remains under Communist control as Li Puk Lum’s forces attempt to oust them. Recapture of the city center is claimed by some, while Reds receive reinforcements from north of the river. Foreigners evacuate outlying areas as protests spread to Hong Kong with calls for a sympathy strike ignored. Refugees increase.
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United Service
Mono Kong
Canton
Li Puk Lum
Everts
Malicious Prosecution Awarded in Sydney Case
In Sydney on Tuesday the jury awarded Burris James Black 200 pounds damages after he sued William Henry Walsh for alleged malicious prosecution. Black had claimed 2000 pounds. he faced an abduction charge involving the plaintiff’s 16 year old daughter, but was acquitted. The court heard the daughter deny any improper conduct with Black, saying she ran away from home due to charges.
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Burris James Black
William Henry Walsh
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Herse
Robbery Suspects Flee as Gunfire Rings at Exhibition
Brisbane police report two men fled in a motor car near the Exhibition last night. One was captured after a scuffle, but the other fired a revolver and was shot in the leg before being arrested.
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Brisbane
Incitement Proved in Manslaughter Case
In Mellbourne a General Sessions jury found tramway worker James Leslie Heid guilty of inciting Herbert Kimpton to conspire to contaminate a jury in a case where Kimpton faced manslaughter charges. Reid received a two year prison sentence.
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Thesday
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James Leslie Heid
Herbert Kimpton
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Reid
Fatal Landing Kills Two Airmen Near Vancouver
United Service reports a Stinson-Detroiter aircraft en route from Detroit to Fort Wayne crashed during a forced landing attempt near Vancouver. Captain Joan Zeigler and mechanic G. J. Parker were killed. no other passengers were injured as the plane overturned and was destroyed.
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Fort Wayne
Detroit
Joan Ze'give
Me G. J. Parker
Wrv
Lionarire
Zeigler
Maltese War Service Preference Debate in Assembly
In the House of Assembly Premier Te by Butters discussed a new preference order for government labour exchanges. The plan addresses Maltese workers including married Maltese and Maltese families in Malta competing with Australian soldiers and spouses. About 400 Maltese men were noted as available for work, with five returning soldiers and eight civilians among those affected.
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W. J. Denny
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Butters
Sep Ted
Phe Vedo
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Lustralia
Malti
Man electrocuted in Bockhampton incident on live wire
A report from Bockhampton details a man who was electrocuted while attempting to free a woman near a live wire. John Bates and a milk delivery worker were among those nearby when the accident occurred on a Tuesday. Local authorities began investigations, and the scene was secured as experts assessed the hazard.
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John Bates
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Nurse's Car Donations Acknowledged by NoT.N Secretary
In a note from NoT.N secretary G. A. Champlin, public support is solicited for Nurse Smith with funds to aid her in enjoying Yukee valimalle dilua. Donations may be made at Union Bank or the office, with daily acknowledgments of receipts. The Recorder records £106 15s 6d and £50 contributions listed as previously acknowledged.
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G. A. Champlin
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Peace With Lithuania Heralds New Era in Polish Lithuanian Ties
The piece proclaims an end to the state of war with Lithuania and foresees a new era in Polish Lithuanian relations. It asserts that Polish efforts will align with Lithuanian government aims, emphasizing a broader European peace and regional stability.
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Preas
L'thusnia
Rhta Homa
Polnnas
The Need of Change in Government by Crane
Broad essay promotes change in government citing Dr. Frank Crane. It argues democracy grows from informed intellect and reduces absolutism through reform. The text critiques societal rigidity and emphasizes environmental and institutional upgrades as essential for progress.
Tin Hare Racing Prohibition Gains Gov. Assent
Melbourne Tuesday report notes the Tin Hare Betting Prohibition bill passed by the State Parliament last week was assented to by Governor Lord Somers. The new measure now becomes law and is to be observed nationwide.
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Melbourne
Lord Somers
Loway
Guilty Verdict on Malpractice Case Sees Two Medical Practitioners Sentenced
In Melbourne the General Sessions Court found Dr James Duncan and Nurse Manning Gully guilty of malpractice. Each received three years imprisonment after the jury delivered the verdict today.
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Melbourne
James Duncan
Manning Gully
Wembley dog racing tampered trap at Wembley meet
London report reveals an attempt to fix a Saturday night greyhound race at Wembley. Police are investigating tampering of the trap mechanism and substitution of a dog during the meeting.
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Thwan
Wembley
Who Was It Question Sparks Town Council Interlude
In a Monday night Town Council meeting an odd exchange arose about who reported damage to a deckyard. Following a quip from Geuncliior Roebuck the saga centered on proper questioning etiquette and consistency in addressing the inspector and councillors.
Loughran Wins Thrilling 15 Round Light Heavyweight Fight
United Service New York hosted a championship boxing match in which Tom Loughran of Philadelphia defeated opponent Lattery of Buffalo on points after 15 hard rounds. Loughran led with cleaner punches and momentum late, retaining the world light heavyweight title amid a fierce slugfest.
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United Service
New York
Tom Loughran
Philadelphia
Ueins
Loughran
Delaney
Slallery
Catholics Fatally Hurt in Mexico Race Tragedy
In Mexico City on Monday, six Catholics including a priest were fatally hurt in two separate hatin incidents during a weekend event. Police investigation continues as authorities confirm the casualties and assess the scene.
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United Service
Mexico City
Urest
Miles in Sixty Four Hours Record Set
London report states Victor Bruce traveled 6000 miles in 64 hours 2.5 seconds atMunthery Mix. The feat lowers the prior record held by Miss Violet Cowdery by six hours.
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London
Munthery
Victor Bruce
Violet Cowdery
Conversion Loan Subscriptions Prompt Cash Reinvestments
The notice details individual subscriptions to a conversion loan, with large sums pending and many small subscribers unaware of early maturity. It explains that cash from maturing bonds is largely held by Yank Savings Bank customers and will be reinvested, with banks fast-tracking cash disbursements for those who request it.
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