Hammond's double century anchors Australian innings in Sydney
In a high tempo Sydney Test day, Hammond's 203 anchored Australia as England's bowlers bore the brunt. Hendren, Blackie, and Chapman contributed amidst rapid scoring with strong fielding by Australia, while Hendry and Nothling faced the bowling pressure. Attendance reached 92,016 with receipts of £3,247.
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Sydney
Muntay
Haroud
Bol
Andy
Engshnunn Vna Tegt Oijeh
Sydney Parvat ‘Grond
Jardine
Ne Omy
Blarkle
Nendren
Hendren
Blacklyft
Nothling
Hammond
Oth Hatamen
Australiamy
Andrews
Bradman
Grimmett
Notter
Hendry
Eixty
Chapman
Blackie
Hyder
Tex
Ryder
Lawvool
Hotmind
Mendren
Honky
G. B. Fry
Os. Jackson
Australia
Hichardson
Oldeld
London Sport Commentary Calls for Umpire Decision Review
In the London Sunday edition a writer from The Daily News urges a revision of a decision by the umpire after Rippix was ruled out. The piece praises the Enalidhmen for scoring a valuable point and notes the fair play of their opponent as spectators watched.
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London
Rippix
Widow attacked in Pontscray robbery incident in Melbourne
Police report a widow, Wes Mary Bourke, was attacked while walking home in Pontscray on Monday night. She was knocked down, robbed, and struggled with the assailant. a wallet containing 420 pounds was taken.
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Meltourne
Wes Mary Bourke
Pontscray
Last Wight
Trapman Case Verdict Of Not Guilty
Sydney jury verdict finds Ernest Percira Trapman and Amelia Frappvs Trapman not guilty of murdering Perry Chung tiow. After four hours of deliberation the jury discharged both accused and the case ends with acquittal.
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Trapman
Sydney
Ernest Percira Trapman
Amelia Frappvs Trapman
Mia Trapman
Perry Chungtiow
Wan
Arbitration judge refuses deferral in union shipowners case
MELNOURNE Monday. In the Federal Arbitration Court chief judge delivered judgment on an application by the Permanent and Alum Wharf Laborers' Union to make the organisation a party to Judge Bechy's Waterside Workers award. Mr J Lewis for the union asked deferral while shipowners reached agreements. The judge said no deferral, noting a High Court decision restricting an arbitration court from making a general rule in an industry. The application was dismissed.
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Melnourne
Gowri
Djudae Pettridge
Organisation
Bechy
J. Lewis
Sithridge
Associatons
Shipowarfs
Lewis
Gail
Rale
Guart
Metropolitan, Gan Company
Adbl
Fatal Shock at Hull Infirmary Kills Girl
London report details a fatal electric shock at Hull Infirmary where Voris Laverack aged years died after an X ray table accident. A doctor and the mother suffered shocks as the current spread from the table to the nurse and mother. The incident remains inexplicable and is under investigation with the device examined by many.
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London
Voris Laverack
Hull Infirmary
Woman Dies After Street Accident In Adelaide
In Adelaide a 71 year old Bridgewater resident Mrs Ruth Pitman was struck by a car while crossing near Aldgate and Bridgewater. She suffered a fractured skull and died at 2 45 am. The driver swerved to avoid her but could not prevent contact.
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Adelaide
Foroga
Aldgate
Bridgewater
Ruth Pitman
Pitman
Sodawali Sitting Marks Prohibition Debate in Reichstag
In Berlin the Reichstag met at five in the morning for a session later called the Sodawali Sitting due to a prohibition on alcoholic beverages in the restaurant. The order sparked a spirited debate on the Supplementary Budget and will go down in history.
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Uniteg Servige
Berlin
Avard
Trade Unions Congress Speaker Warns of Unions’ Abuse
A remark by M. Tomaky outside the Trade Union Congress paints a grim picture of insider corruption in trade unions. He claims six months reveal embezzlements by trade union circles totaling over £50,000 and accuses high officials of financial abuses. He calls for severe penalties including shooting for embezzlers.
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United Service
IGA
M. Tomaky
Trade Union Congress
Tomaky
Trate Nton
Yenre
Un'onimm
Rade Tring
Appeal for Funds for Port Pitre Hospital Wireless
Yesterday J A O'Dea sent in a donation of £5 5s in aid of the hospital wireless project. It urges timely subscriptions from readers, stating any amount helps. Several subscriptions are recorded, including a note from the Moltenkeepers' Association and other supporters.
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J. A. O'Dea
Howe
Port Ptrie
Moletkeepers’ Association
Mire P. Warm
Ladies Benevolent Society and Mission Call for Help
The Ladies Benevolent Society with the Central Mission invite applications for tools from unemployed men in town. Applications must be sent to Norman Lada at Central Mission Office Alexander Street before 5 p.m. Wednesday. The home will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Ladies Henevalent Society
Central Methoist
Hieve Metmaged
Christina Stinner
Norman Lada
Gentral
Alexander Street
Pam
Victoria Declares At 344 After Openers Shine In Sheffield Shield
Queensland’s O Connor and McCombe start strong in the visitors’ second innings as Victoria’s declaration ends at 344 all out. Ellis centuries and Wittington’s late blitz fuel a weather-affected day with steady, cautious batting from both sides and a total of 744 runs in the match.
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Melbourne
Queensland
O'Connor
Mecombe
Victoria
Sealte
R. Ellie
Whitigson
Bishanu
R. Ellis
Mintes
W.kingon
Hig
Tweing
McOnner
McCambe
Dozer Ds ‘Anting
Odda
St, Sandford
Benstead
H Bowe
A. Owyons
Amos
Ib Benuteat
J. Scaife
K.lak
O O'Connor
Thurlow
JB Ellis
F. Baring
Benstewl
F Chapman
T Thurlow
AW. Wilkinson
Ami
Nevan Wleketey
Rowling
Rowl
Brew
Mishap to Express Trains Handover Near Lone Gully
An Adelaide express train bound for Melbourne suffered a mishap when a sleeper car detached from the engine near Lone Gully Sutton. The car was reattached after coupling, and the train, delayed briefly, resumed at 6:19 pm with another sleeper substituted from Adelaide.
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Adelaide
Lone Gully Sutton
Melbourne
40 year old pedestrian struck near Prince Avenue
A 40 year old woman, identified as Linoh of Old RIL Melbourne, was knocked down in front of a motor car on Recrte Avenue near Prince Street. The incident prompted medical attention and a police report.
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ACSD
Melbourne
Linoh
Recrte Avenue
Prince
Local Contrasts Desired by Victorian Railways
A Melbourne deputation from the railway workers pressed for a thorough inquiry into material purchases and potential production at Newport workshops. They urged the railway to assess how much material could be bought locally and started, aiming to strengthen supply for repairs and expansion.
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Melbourne
Fai'an
Allway
Australia
Newport
Gas Employes in Arbitration Court Application
In Melbourne, gas employees led by F Derham sought an order restraining the State War Board of Victoria from making an award covering country gas workers. G Crofts for the gasworkers warned that a metropolitan tax company may trigger industrial unrest if a strike spreads to metropolitan trains, risking a serious situation. The application was adjourned as Cross stated he could gauge figures of industrial peace.
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Malacuine
Mom
Forimal
Tony
F. Derham
Wa Board of Victoria
Gs Crofts
Tron
Dld
Dethridae
Metropolitan Tas Co
Mall Gas Companies
Onion
Tran
Cross
Fatal Motor Smash On Nand Qa Road Claims Several Injuries
A motor car skidded off the Nand Qa road and collided with a tree. John Arsell, aged 212, and Edward Francis James Hawthorne suffered injuries while Albert John Whaley endured severe shock. The wreck raised questions about vehicle control and road safety.
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Melbourne
Nand Qa
John (Arsell
Way
Edward Francis James Hawthorne
Albert John Whaley
Stevedore fined for possession of unregistered weapons
Melbourne court fines Joseph Honnelly, 28, for possessing two unregistered pistols in a war era stash. He also faces penalties for a bayonet and knives found in his home, claimed as wartime souvenirs brought by his father after the war. Detected items logged as part of a Melbourne police inquiry.
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Melbourne
Mandiste Park
Joseph Honnelly
Montelly
Melbournne
Kennelly
Hiv
Bevther Wiliam
Labor Papers Ltd A W U Proposal In Melbourne
Fragmentary report notes Labor Papers Ltd and an A W U proposal. Mentions conference in Melbourne and quotes figures like £850, with references to resources and plant aspects. Ambiguous names and items render specifics unclear.
Accidental Death Edge In Melbourne Street Collision
On November 29 a motor car rammed a market warden's car in Celestony Road St Kilda. Dorn Alo Tavigen aged 40 and Ernest Haghey aged 30 were killed. The driver Rupert Charley Nuwall escaped injury. Coroner returned accidental death finding today.
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Melbourne
Monilay
Celectony Road
St Kilda
Dorn Alo Tavigen
Ernest Haghey
Rupert Charley Nuwall
Alleged poisoning case remanded in Police Court
Harold Kenyon, 34, remanded until December 2 in Adelaide Police Court on a charge of causing poisoning with strychnine. Prosecutor said the accused intended to murder. Kenyon was admitted to hospital. bond set at 75 pounds with two sureties for 5 pounds each.
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Adelaidw
Harold
Ancelot Kenyon
Pollo
Iit
Pallee
Toman
Explosion at Greek Club Provokes Selbourne Outrage
Five men, Timothy O Gounen aged 3, Stanley Williams 36, Francis Felaney 27, Norman Melvee 24, and Masmuier Melver, charged at City Four today with conspiring to commit murder after an explosion at the Deer Glu in Lonsdale Street December. Chief Inspector Lawswald described heavy timber splinters and perforated walls, with no deaths reported. Eyewitnesses recall the Greek Club incident and sightings near the Kallen Club and a Vomit resort as investigators pursue charges.
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Laws
Edward Jackson
Connell
Alexander Meiver
Kallen
Abot
Nollerd
Ilar Co
Williams
Norman Melver
Alfred Perman
Cnok
States
O'Ponnel
Pharit
Avons
Salvation Army meeting tests leadership after Booth era
The Salvation Army in London plans a Sunbury on Thames gathering of six members to debate whether General Booth should continue in command and to appoint a subcommittee on the Army's affairs. The proceedings include legal steps, possible removal or succession, and the future of the organization under new leadership.
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United Servi
London
Wisi
Haniel
Ane Salvation Army
Sunbury-on-Thames
Beantsvolt Anety
Contine Inn
Army
Enenar
Tme
Get
Whitenith Comel
Legal Marten
Gen
Booth
Rte
Plea for commutation for William Carr plea to cabinet
A deputation from the Menvalian Labour Parts Safety of Friends and Women’s International League of Peace and Freedom met Attorney General Mr Macfarlan to seek commutation of the life sentence imposed on William Watson Carr for the murder of Morcaretta Williams.
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Melboutine
Ondne
Safety of Friends
League of
Mucdarian
William — Watson Carr
Morcaretta Willams
Macfarlan
King’s health shows slight improvement reports say
London dispatches indicate experts see slight improvement in the king’s condition though no alarm is expected to follow. Ultraviolet therapy is reported as portable and non disturbing, with mercury vapor wash and wine on a stand as possible aids. The Daily News voices cautious optimism that the most distressing stages may be over despite unchanged morning reports.
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United Service
London
The
Daily News
Bolivian Paraguay Crisis Sparks Frontier Clash Note
Paris report details Bolivia claiming a violation by Paraguay near the border and Paraguay mobilizing for defence. Bolivia asserts its rights to territory while Paraguayan forces clash and retreat, with Boqueron fort fighting and casualties reported on both sides. President Silex addressed 30,000 assembled citizens amid protests and international concern.
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Paris
Brand
Iw Chunell
League of Nations
Bolivia
Pargparan
Paraguay
Asuncton
Zundey
Lapaz
Varaguayan
Boqueron
Suaroe
Commmunique
Wa ‘Ocian
Bativia
Die
Bativian
Pramatty
Geran
Reentina Ratfivny
Rolly's
Death of Chinese hawker under foul play suspected
Detectives investigate the death of a Chinese market hawker in Relhton who told a Chinese bystander before dying that a man struck him on the head and robbed him of £45. Death attributed to concussion from the blow or fall.
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Melbourne
Hawker
Relhton
Eanthir
Starving Aborigines Inaccurate Reports Questioned
Monday report from MFORQUANE notes Prime Minister Bevitey announced exhaustive inquiries into claims that Central Australia blacks were starving. The initial findings indicate no substantiation for the reports and emphasize that many stories are not proven.
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Methearin
Central Australia
Lord Mayor's Appeal in Melbourne Funds Distress Relief
Melbourne city effort reports a contribution of £801 to the civic funds aiding distress from unemployment. The appeal seeks donations to support those affected and relieve hardship in the community.
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Melbourne
Mandev
Fonda
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