Records Fall as England Reach Mammoth Test Total at Sydney
Two tests in Sydney produce record breaking scores as England post 635 in their first innings, surpassing 1925 mark. White and Duckworth add 69 for a new best tailender partnership while Australia’s bowlers fail to stem the flood. Crowd turnout drops amid strong batting displays and a perfect day at the SCG.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
England
White
Duckworth
Hammond
Kellogg Treaty Under Senate Pressure and Debate
United States faces heated Senate debate over the Kellogg Briand Pact with Kellogg defending the treaty as nonrestrictive to self defense while critics seek reservations. Senators Borah Reed and Moses push for insurrectionary stances, concerns about Monroe Doctrine and potential parallel claims by Britain or Japan. President Coolidge privately presses for clear explanations to Foreign Relations Committee as the chamber weighs passage with or without reservations.
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United Service
Washington
Borah
Lin Kellogg
Senate
Zen
Reed
Sen
Moses
Pilent
Kellogg
Avery
United States
Mr. Kellogg
State Department
Great Britain
Suez
Japan
Manchuria
Coollige
Hbestos
Foreign Relations Committee
48 Hours a Week Timber Industry Case in Melbourne Court
In Melbourne today the Supreme Court upheld a national standard of 48 hours weekly for the timber industry. Justices debated whether Downgraded hours would reduce costs. Beeby dissented, arguing 48 hours should apply only to firms directly producing timber and related processes.
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Australia
Piral
Thnings
Woontull
Iebow
Geary
Gichardson
Lurwood
AL Kippex
W. H. Ponsford
Hurt
H. Ly Hendry
Melbourne
Dar
Law
G & Aes
Ollard
A. Teanmonger
Luewooa
Eise Dethridge
Suds
Jlo
Lukin
Dudge
Beeby
England First Innings Bowling Figures and Miscellaneous Notes
The report lists bowling figures and players across a cricket match, noting Bowling Larwood 3 for 77, White 9 for 78, Geary 5 for 2%, and others including Mendean Richardson and Tate. It also mentions Sundry innings, Umpire interactions at the Kippax match, and hospital patient updates from Sydney with details on the Kippax episode and related fund-raising and umpire selections.
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Larwood
Tats
White
Geary
Yammond
Sosond
V, Richardson
Tlandren
B Tate
Woodfull
Hoang
Lo Hondry
Ola
Tate
England
Mabbs
E Oldfield
Gemmalt
Lave H
Shieliffe
Henry
Manger
Hunmond
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Tun
Wee Cp. Mendean
Richardson
Deon Ainskin
Sweee Ve
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Grim~ Melt
Ironmonger
Lookie
Gendry
Ryder
Kippax Q
Sydney
Bali
Miltjee Whlen
J. A. O'Dea
Fo Wurm
Mezzino
Queensland Fight Way Out in Melbourne Flight Tale
A scrambled report from Melbourne on Tuesday describes Captain A Mustard piloting an ill moral Junkers plane over Guinea. The night’s score cites $07 Cata as the win as observers note no separate flight rotors at the MCC Ground.
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Melbourne
A. Mustard
Chicago Law Witnesses Face Danger in Kidnapping Trial
In Chicago United Servick reporting, the U S Attorney Hoffman declares witnesses and he himself are in danger after opening statements in the Petitti Capelano gang kidnapping case. He notes Ole Schully, a wealthy Australian contractor who aided authorities, was murdered and tied to a Mafia extortion ring led by Petitti. Four attackers used baseball bats, injuring Schully's companions. the courtroom filled with blood as police acted.
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Chicago
Assistang States
Hoffman
Trias
Asaelo’ Petitti
Andrew
Tory Capelano
Billy Ier
Ole Schully
Tralian
Schully
English Proficiency Tests for Wharf Laborers in Port Adelaide
In Port Adelaide employers plan to hire only workers who speak English for wharf duties. Workers will be tested and those unable to understand or answer in English will not be engaged. Officials deny immigration act linkage, citing safety and cargo-loss concerns from miscommunication as the rationale. A deputation including the mayor and business reps reportedly secured a promise from employers to proceed with the plan.
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Port Adelaide
Saployess
Setback in King's Condition Reported by Daily News
Disquieting late bulletin notes the King's condition deteriorated after a period of restlessness. Reports say exhaustion worsened in the afternoon leading to confusion and impaired recognition, with physicians cautioning optimism. Visitors gathered at the Palace as further updates awaited.
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Landon
Monn
Hal
Thes
Byrd Exedition At Sea Near Pole With Snowy Expanses
From the Byrd expedition on a ship near Nea York City an at sea report describes endless white pack ice ahead with little movement. The crew notes they are about 700 miles from the Bay of Whales and expect to unload within ten days if conditions hold. The entry marks the anniversary of Amundsen’s South Pole arrival and mentions predictions about their upcoming progress.
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Frony
Russell Owen
Nea
York
Mond
South Pole
Amundson
Pole
Bay of Whales
Amundsen
The Ace Wins On Melbourne to Adelaide Express
In a Melbourne to Adelaide journey this morning three Queensland men allegedly swindled Ipswich resident William Hertweek of £16 between Murray Bridge and Adelaide. Hertweek and Patrick Doran were joined by three strangers at Horsham and Serviceton who played cards in a split purse game. Hertweek, claiming a correct read of the keys, won the final trick but was cheated when another player revealed the missing ace to take the money. The trio left the train near Adelaide as the dispute grew.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Queensland
Murray Bridge
Hertweek
Doran
Bread Shortage: Moscow Faces Hunger Amid Winter
Crowds form outside bakeries as snow halts transport and long queues grow. Co operative bakery sells out before dawn while private shops are besieged. economy strained by cold and supply disruptions.
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Ths
Dakery
Hatinag
Acquittal insanity frees mother in Wallaroo child murder case
In the Orinila Court Mrs Wharton Wotuit aged 35 was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the murder of her eight year old daughter Jeannie Wharton at Wallaroo. The Crown contended the mother was an idiot who had spoken never since birth and had attempted suicide. The jury accepted the insanity defense after a harrowing confession and details of the attempted killings.
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Adelaide
Orinila
Atry Ivy
GU Wharton
Sery- Jean ‘Wharton
Wallaroo
A.B.” Chamberlain
Chia
Birtt
Housa
Sean
Tate
Jeannie
Kadina Hospital
Jean
Joan
Dong
Crimna
Tong Ag
Makina
Syithout
Turner
Not Guilty Verdict in Sydney Murder Charge
In Sydney at the General Criminal Court Aubrey Chapman faced murder charges in the Hilda May Hancock case. The victim was found with her throat cut in a Paddington washhouse, Chapman nearby with wounds. a woman claimed he had threatened her after alleged romantic fallout. After a brief jury retire ment the verdict was not guilty.
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Sydney
Aubrey Chapman
General Criminal Court
Hilda May “Hancock
Paddington
Ruby O'Connell
Chapman
Crimeas
Three Escapees From Angastan Lockup
Three prisoners escaped from Angastan Police Station last night by outside torquing cell door locks. The escapees are Charlie Herbert Kruschel 22, Wordon Ernest John 48, and Leonard Lesio Lange 47 who were on remand for stock theft. A hawker Dashiinda Singh reported jewel theft and valuables from a van. Sagaston police searched the area at dawn for the trio.
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Adelaide
Angastan
Theeel
Charlie Herbert Kruschel
Wordon Ernest John
Leonard Lesi
Lange
St Stockwell
Dashiinda Singh
Sagaston
Sesroh
Maritime Conference Mulbourne Seeks Wharf Work Share
On Tuesday Interatate shipowners and Waterside Workers Union representatives urged a fair share of wharf labor. A three shipowners three waterside workers sub committee was formed to study a pickup point ahead of next conference. Premier William Mepherson arranging further meetings to settle union work shares.
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Mulbourne
Interatate
Overalas
Cnce
Sir Wiliam MePheerson
Alleged Valuellers Cheques in City Court
City Court today committed Iain Roberts on a charge of presenting forged cheques. He claimed the hotel owner, described as a wealthy sheepman from Western, owed him money. A bank manager testified Roberts gave a £10,000 cheque to open an account, but Williams' evidence was disallowed.
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Iain Roberts
Roberts
Weatern
Thomas Witllaavg
Union Bank
Russell Stroet
Hoberts
Tiny
Williams
Enon
Motor Car Collision Claims Williamstown Man In Nelson Parade
In Nelson Parade Williamstown a motor car collision on Tuesday November 22 left William Ashley dead. Robert Fundledy, 98, was charged at Williamstown Court with driving the car while intoxicated. Smiddy denied involvement and received a month’s jail and license cancellation.
Port Ping testtate Ball features school program
The Port Ping event drew a crowd for a school evening featuring a stirring address by UM AV J. Adey and the headmaster's annual report. Students presented programs and awarded prizes, certificates, and shields in a ceremony led by the Mayor. A full report and headmaster’s notes appear tomorrow in The Re order.
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UM AV. J. Adey
Musnector Silen
Mir J. O. Pitegeraia
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Nia
Princess Ju Ju Oriental Operetta at Institute Hall
A full house is expected tonight at Institute Hall for the Oriental operetta Princess Ju Ju presented by Solomontown Methodist Irislub pupils and directed by Cyril K Sparrow. The show features bright musical numbers, comedy, and a lavish production, with admission set at 2/6 tax free.
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Tu Tu
Marjorie White
Connie Lawbes
Sultan of
Bhong
Dorothy White
Faa— Tool
Grand Visler
Mona White
Christmas Dinner Aid Offered by Central Mission
Arrangements guided by Rev Norman Lede to provide a good Christmas dinner for unemployed local men. About 36 men invited to contact Mr Lady to confirm numbers. Dinner planned for December 25 with option to include married men away from home who are out of work. The Central Mission aims to ensure no man lacks an excellent Christmas dinner.
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Centeal Methoring Mtana
Lady
Lado
Central
False Friends and India’s Path to Independence
A garbled report from Calcutta recounts The Viceroy of India warning against “false friends” and urging careful steps toward independence. He cautions that India faces threats from unreliable allies while urging steady, measured progress amid a charged political climate.
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United Service
Calcutta
India
Port Pirie water crisis prompts Friday deputation
Port Pirie faces a serious water shortage threatening about 1500 workers at the Seasitsets site and 5000 more in ancillary roles. Opposition leaders urge urgent action, noting leaks at the Esroota reservoir and heavy dependence on distant supplies while private bore projects in the Flinders Ranges offer relief. Government considering concessions as residents endure rationing and higher rates.
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L. L. Hill
Adelaide
Department of Public
South Australia
Pire
Fam
Bort Plole
Department
Areola
Dae Iniet
Neotsing
Bundaleer
Mt. Lofty Ranges
Gortiwin
Pot River
West Coast
Wote
Fork Augusta
Esroota
Port Augusta
Thare
Health news leaves High Commissioner position unresolved
The Prime Minister has not received word on the health of the High Commissioner Sir Granville Ryia who has been absent from Australia for several weeks due to illness. No decision yet on whether an acting High Commissioner will be appointed.
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Australia
W. Richardson
Ryder
Plackie
Melbourne
M. Bruce
Igh
Granville Ryria
Haseen
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Wsat
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