Union Rivalry Rumor Ties Two Men to Liverpool Theft
In London, two men were charged with stealing safe contents amid union tension between the Nations Gall ors and Firemen's Union and the National Maritime Stirworker Union. McQuiggan, secretary, suggested the plot while alleging one suspect said he worked for Wilson and was paid £50. Wilson denies involvement in a letter, claiming no knowledge of the men or any correspondence.
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London
Hiteluck
Wilson
the Nations] Gall Ors and Firemen’s Union
le National Maritime Stipworker’ Union
Liverpool
McQuiggan
Drowning Tragedy Near Helubula River Christmas Eve
Sydney reports a drowned incident at Carcuar on Saturday. Mr T Morrisia and his wife from Barry, returning from Christmas shopping, tried to drink at Helubula River. The horse slipped on the slimy bank, the sulky and occupants toppled into the water. Morrison and his wife drowned, the horse kept afloat and was saved.
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Sydney
Carcuar
T. Morrisia
Barry
Helubula
Morrison
Brutal son charged after mother assaulted in Fitzroy
Neriwn Hanson age 26 faced Fitzroy magistrates after his mother Mary Hanson said he struck her while home drunk and smashed furniture. Police arrived to find the defendant on a chair with a broken home in disarray. He claimed it was a fit of anger and received £2 fine or 14 days jail.
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Neriwn Hanson
Fitzroy
Mary Ua Hanson
Youngstreet Fitzroy
A. Veous
Munro
Ure
Yountstreet
Defenlant
J. Denton
J.P
Diefenian
Shipping Disasters As Fiery Gales Hit British Isles
In London ships face danger as strong gales lash the British Isles. The liner Tudor launches rockets for aid, while several vessels head to assist. A number of smaller ships are reported aground amid the rough seas.
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London
British Isles
Blue Star Hiner Tudor
United Service
Hamburg Berlin clash wounds ships in Brunshausen harbor
Reuters reports from Berlin that a German steamer rammed an Australian vessel at Brunshausen near Hamburg. Vessels unnamed, both heavily damaged in the incident.
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London
Reuters
Berlin
Hamburg
Brunshausen
Reuter
Leviathans Collide Ship Sinks In Historic Collision
A scrambled report chronicles a collision at sea involving the liner Mae Estes near Southampton on a Friday. The vessel, described as a vast 32,000 ton ship, suffered catastrophic damage. reports note furious bows and wreckage across the waves as crews responded.
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Turday
Che Sweest
Southampton
Mare Bor
Mae Estes
Merlin
Fey
Tor
Aviv
Incident with Russia Trawler Destroyed in Baltic Waters
London reports that the Soviet Union refuses compensation after a British trawler, Magneta, was destroyed nine miles off the ford in Baltic waters while enforcing a twelve mile territorial limit. The ship's crew were abandoned as the vessel ran aground and broke up during a violent gale, with officials stating the guns and guard actions left the crew unable to escape.
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London
Sly
Miguels
Estate Grant for Hebert Philps in Burns Philp Firm
Skipping magnate estate grant records a will favorable to Herbert Philps of Burns Philp and Co. The document notes realty and personal property involving the LLL8 165 designation and probate for the late Sir Hebert Philps.
Christmas Eve Crowds Light Up Pirie Streets
Christmas Eve crowds filled Pirie streets and shops on Saturday night as lights glittered and windows showcased gifts. Children, with or without parents, explored toy departments while Santa reigned in magic caves. Salvation Army Band played carols into midnight as streets emptied and preparations for Christmas Day began.
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Santa Claus
Pirte
Salvation Army
Speedol
Adelaide
Ellen Street
Ams
Exeitenwal
Salvatlon Army
World News Briefs on Bywaters Case and British Dread
In London the Lord Chief Justice dismisses Bywaters appeal as sordid. The murder cited as cowardly, motive linked to money. Across London a receiving order filed against the Duke of Leinster for the fourth time. Government vows railway protection with blockhouses and strict punishment for unauthorised rail interference. A Dublin house burned by bombers. Home Office undersecretary Patrick Sheehan’s residence affected. Geneva relays relief aid to Russia with a projected grain deficit and famine needs. Soviet regime to feed about four and a half million of eight million famine victims.
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Luauon
Bywaters
Thompson
United Service
London
Duke of Leinster
Dublin
Daily Mail
Patrick Sheehan
Home Office
Lundox
Center
Geneva
Russia
Reuter
Carnarvon Finds Spurs World Interest in Egypt Treasures
The Daily Mail reports worldwide excitement over Lord Carnarvon's Luxor discoveries near Egypt's tomb. Barriers restrict tomb access to protect treasures as vast hotel demand grows. A major pilgrimage is planned when visitors are allowed. Carnarvon was honored by the King and Queen at Buckingham Palace.
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London
Daily Mail
Eur Carnarvon
Lux
Commutations Reduce Death Sentences in Cape Revolt
Capetown reports the Governor-General commuted the death sentences of eleven men convicted for taking part in the revolt and the Brakpso mine attack. Reuters notes the clemency applies to those found guilty of involvement in the unrest.
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Capetown
Brakpso
Reuter
Fisherman Blinded and Maimed by Dynamite Experiment
Sydney report states Frederick Thomas, 40, a fisherman at Dee Why, was experimenting with dynamite yesterday when both hands were blown off and one eye lost. He remains in critical condition with extensive injuries from the explosion at the seaside resort.
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Sydney
Frederick Thomas
Dee Why
Germany's provisional budget outlined by Federal Council
Reuters reports Berlin notes a provisional budget for next year with an ordinary balance of 732 milliard marks and an extraordinary outlay of 8 milliards plus 18 milliards. general administration 449 milliards and peace treaty execution 206 milliards leave a total deficit of 724 milliards, with only 49 milliards expected from compulsory war-funding proceeds.
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London
Reuter
Berlin
Federal Council of Germany
F Reuter
Ballot Talk Continues Over New Zealand Shipping Strike
Wellington reports shiping strike ongoing with plans for a general strike ballot. Waterside workers also vote on accepting or rejecting their wage award to resolve the dispute.
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Wellington
Turks and Christians at Lausanne Military Service Dispute
Reuters reports from Lausanne that the Turkish delegation pressed a hard line on minority rights, refusing to exempt Christians from military service despite British French and Italian arguments. Allies agreed Bulgarians Armenians would be heard, while Turks may skip. The League of Nations would oversee any minority infractions with a possible Turkish visit by a commissioner.
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London
Reuter
Lausanne
League of Nations
Leagy
Turkey
Beuter
Community Concert At Memorial Park Draws Pirie Attendance
One of the largest open air gatherings in Pirie in recent years, the Ba Excelsior Band concert at Memorial Park offered sacred hymns. Rev A W Wellington led with prayers as the crowd sang, though a guiding choir was lacking. The program included Strathcon, The Middy, Newcastle, River of Pearls, Bodician Girl, Trombone Solo, Oro Pro Nobis, and carol hymns.
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Pirie
Ba Excelsior
Memorial Park
Tiraise
A.W. Wellington
Newcastle
Trombone Sale
W. Clarke
Hulk
Wellington
New Railways Chief In Adelaide Promises Savings
Adelaide report states Mr Webb, new chief railway commissioner, has saved the State more than his salary in a short time. He expects to save more through heavier locomotives. A separate note mentions a man seeking money before marriage, judged by a magistrate as serious misconduct, per Reuter.
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Adelaide
Webb
Vienna couple commit suicide over war loan risks
The Times Vienna correspondent reports an Austrian couple from Oberdorf killed themselves, blaming government repayment of war loans at nominal prices that devalued their investment. An investment of 1000 crowns fell from £40 in 1915 to three farthings, reflecting widespread loss of dividends and value. Reuters notes widespread recognition of scrip worthlessness.
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London
Times
Vienna
Oberdorf
Reuter
German Smuggler Fined for Ammunition Import
London reports the mate of the German steamer Portia fined 100 pounds in default two months imprisonment for illegally importing 5959 rounds of ball ammunition hidden aboard. The prisoner claimed a man in Hamburg asked him to bring the goods.
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London
Portia
Hamburg
Carol parties set out on annual rounds
At midnight, Christmas carolers began their rounds as old carols echoed on night breezes. The scene captures local groups moving through streets with festive songs, spreading seasonal cheer as the press deadline nears.
Royal Christmas at Sandingham Amid Unemployment Woes
The Royal family plans a simple Christmas, with a larger gathering including King, Queen, Queen Alexandra, Prince of Wales, and other royals, aiming for cheerful, frugal celebrations despite widespread unemployment. Ireland shows a glimmer of goodwill as ex-officers appeal for peace. Ulster hopes for peace year ahead. Soviet instruction bans religious Christmas tree emblems, urging focus on secular origins of the festival.
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Sandingham
Alexandria
Prince of Wales
Henry
Maud
Victoria
Musas
Olga
Greece
Norway
Ireland
Republican
Dublin
James Craig
Ulster
Iteseclares
T Hus
Celebrations in Europe spark holiday rush in London
In London during the Xmas weekend tens of thousands of schoolchildren head home for holidays and shoppers fill the streets. The Savoy aims for about twelve hundred guests as turkeys cost 3 shillings per pound, offering festive options even for humbler households amid a brisk holiday mood.
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London
Savoy
Britain silent on German reparations reform plan
Report from America says talks aim to form a commission of American business men to devise a new basis for German reparations. British Government reportedly not approached. France may have received formal suggestions via its ambassador in Washington. Sources imply America favors a new International Bankers Commission.
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London
America
France
Washington
International Bankers’ Commission
Man Keeping Death Pact In London Four Grants
Four reprieves were granted in London on Thursday including one for a young banker named Symond who had been sentenced to death as the survivor of a death pact with a girl. The appeal court dismissed his appeal, ruling the law clear. Symond is dying by inches from injuries after the girl was killed, with his feet severed and multiple amputations. Another reprieve was deemed imminent.
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London
Symond
Hils
Reuter
Federal Elections Count Updates as Second Preferences Becomes Clear
Vote tally progresses toward completion with second preferences allocated in divisions where outcomes remain uncertain. Parties see clearer indications as ballots finalize across districts.
Election results show multiple seats declared in several states
The report lists elected members and percentages across New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania with names like Yates, Gable, Cameron, Duncan-Hughes, Makin, Lacey, Foster, Cook, Riley, Dalley, Mahoney, Hughes, Parks, Marr, Bowden, Reid, Lambert, Harry, Fawkner, Maxwell, O’Logalin, Chesson, Senior, Verran, MeLachlan, Rowell, Vardon, Andrews, Dixon, Hayes, Abbott, Crapp, Hedges, Dunn, Grant, McDougall, Gerling, Millen, Thomas, Powell, Rae, Barker, Andrew, Merrett, White, Bolton, Plan, swinburns, Foran, and Barnes. The text notes party tallies and remaining seats still in doubt.
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Cook
Riley
Dalley
Mahoney
North Sydney
Hughes
Parks
Marr
Parramatta
Bowden
Reid
Coleman
South Sydney
Werriwa
Largarine
West Sydney
Lambert
New South Wales
Country Party
Abbott
Crapp
Hedges
Labor
Dunn
Grant
McDougall
Gerling
Millen
Thomas
Powell
Rae
Shopkeeper Aids Sale of Alcohol in Preston Case
A Preston shopkeeper was assisted in selling alcohol after labeling unfermented wine. The incident highlights enforcement actions in the town and underscores local controls on beverage sales. The case shows the shopkeeper facing scrutiny from authorities and varying safety checks.
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Preston
England
Moplah tragedy links cops cleared by magistrate
A Bombay report says Sergeant Andrews and five policemen charged in the Moplah train tragedy have been freed by the magistrate. The note lists various names and party affiliations amid political tallies from Sydney's Sunday results, including allocations for Labor, Nationalists, and the Country Party, with close contests in several districts and ongoing preference distributions.
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Bombay
Andrews
Labor Seeks Office as Hughes Resigns Imminent
Sydney reports Senator Gardiner, deputy Labor leader, says Hughes will resign and Chariton may be sent to form a government. Nationalists declined from 33 seats to 25, losing key ministers Poynton and Greene. Labor ready to form government and tackle Australia’s financial crisis with prudent measures.
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Sydney
Gardiner
Labor Party
Hughes
Chariton
Messra Poynton
Greene
Labor
Uft Australia
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