New Zealand Y. S. A. Alexander's Fine Score First Test Since 1914
A garbled report of a New Zealand versus South Australia cricket test, noting solid opening batting by Richardson and slow start for South Australia. Grimmett and Alexa Grimmett are mentioned with high scores, while extensive mis- OCR blocks and names appear. The piece appears to describe early innings, partnerships, and fielding, but is damaged and partially illegible.
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Adelmdl
Aualaaul
Eticketers
Turing
Wis Deine
Sinare
Mareas
Esauslit
Tod Brillant
Grimmett
Alexa ‘Ec
Ron Eal
Sat Hog
Bia
Rede i
Geiters
Melbourne Victoria Opens With Wides Spin and Wickets
Victoria’s first innings at Melbourne shows a strong start with Mayne and Gregory among the batsmen. Kelleway and Macartney strike, while Lyne and Macartie contribute as wickets fall, leaving Victoria at 254 at stumps with several overs remaining.
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Victoria
Mayne
Gregory
Kelleway
Wondfull
Mavuemwy
Wyler
Ries
Mararity
Pansford
Ly Macartie
A. Tarrant
Macartney
Bright Cricket onslaught by New South Wales second eleven
The New South Wales second eleven faced Queensland yesterday in a vigorous match. NSWE dominated early, with key blows from Phillips and Hurweo, while Brown and Gonnor contributed steady scores. Final totals show NSW first innings strong batting, followed by limited Queensland replies.
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Sheffel
New South Waley
Daseh
Queens
Tan
Mnings
Phillips
Low
Eese Brown
Sim
Hurweo
Sir Morgat
Gonnor
Sranes
A. Bardsley
Mutehean
Rateliffe
Fy Harwood
O'Conner
Bh Thompsin
Cummings
C Sim
Thompson
Chinese Christmas War News Silent Aftermassacre Tale
A garbled report from Mukden claims General Kuo Sung Lin and his wife were captured and killed on Christmas Eve. Other lines allege his forces deserted, his capture, or execution of Ling and the wife, with conflicting sightings of battles near Hsin Sin Fu and Tamia Tanz. The War Department has no confirmation.
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Frides
Ghia
Kuo
Genera
Christias
Ote
Pepe
Hsin Sin Fu
Tamia Tanz
Kuo Sung Lins
Chang “Tsu Lin
Uy Eeeard
Ku Sung Lie
Chung Tso Lie
Mat Huasung
Abane
Luo Yung
Kio Sug Ling
Afelork
Nisit
Claims and counter claims report Japan siege updates
The dispatches describe shifting front lines around Tientsin with Feng Tien lined troops re occupying Prax tekui and Roig Tea Linites retreating. General lane Peathin and forces moved toward Guise city amid ongoing fighting as trains to Peking resume.
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Roo
Win Shan Deneral
Teilis
Hopes for 1926 Review of 1923 British Empire Signs
LUXDUS and Sir Daniel Garvin weigh economic and labor progress within the British Empire. The review notes growth in Australia and New Zealand and mentions concerns over violent labor unrest and evolving trade conditions affecting future policy and recovery.
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Mruler
Daniel Garvin
British Empire
Australia
New Zealand
Jave
Cominauysenih
Fatal accident in tree felling near Sydney
A worksite incident during tree felling caused Norm Warren to be crushed when a falling trunk struck him, killing him instantly. The event occurred as several others were involved, and Warren, a former member of Parliament and chair of the New South Wales Government Savings Bank committees, is named among the deceased.
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Sydney
Suritiy Vomilbaty Myessage
Mat
Norm Warden
Ylile
Axl
Oni
Warren
Hs Falter Yyais
Ot Inistees
Fine
New South Wales Government Savings Bank
Fireman Injured After River Fall At Steamer Scene
A fireman was injured when he fell into the river while aiding a steamer crane at dusk Friday. Bystanders and rescuers rushed to the scene as the crew attempted to stabilize the injured man and secure the vessel.
Unclear Clip Describes Somersauls and Local Echoes
Fragmentary text recounts a chaotic scene with mentions of a car somersault and several indeterminate people. The passage is garbled and omits clear names, places, and events, preventing precise reconstruction of date, location, or outcome.
Lucky motorists fall twenty five feet near Wirrabara
Mr Fradgh Marner who was driving to Wirrabara Forest with Wis Wiff on Christmas Eve plunged about twenty five feet after his car struck a fence near a waterway. The occupants were thrown clear with minor injuries though the car and fence suffered damage. Rescue and medical aid followed as the vehicle lay crushed by the barrier.
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Fradgh Marner
Wirrabara Forest
Marner
Tragic car crash leaves one dead and wife injured
A vehicle plunged over a bank between Tae Langa and Risturue yesterday. One passenger was killed and his wife left in critical condition. The other occupants escaped unharmed. Local police released few details as investigations continued.
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Medream
Ainley Eae
Tae Langa
Risturue
Phathgead Cavey Ik Bau
Maoira
Kile Anid
Lee
Elander
Mysterious Death in Melrolane Town
A report from Melrolane notes the mysterious death of Thomas Wores in a local Commercial area today. Authorities with the Fort assay trout Thy Lunty Whe are investigating, aiming to determine if foul play or self-inflicted wounds caused the casualty.
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Melrolane
Thomas Wores
Fatal Swim Tragedy Drowns Hawkesbury River Area Victims
A fatal drowning occurred near Hawkesbury River during a Christmas season swim at Mundies of elithing on Tine Hawke of Ueereek. Victims include Sunita Vester and Ernest Bel aged 44, with reports of another drowning at Suvhvilly Head. Local authorities investigate and urge water safety.
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Sunita
Weber Eamie
Hawke
Ventas
Ernest Bel
Heberi
Hagel
Hawkesbury River
Fitalfo
Dimes Medfern
Suvhvilly Head
Weather Hit London as Snow and Sleet Cling On
Snowflakes and sleet pounded London and major cities as winter conditions persisted. Londoners stayed indoors amid slushy streets while hotels and motels reported quiet crowds and limited travel during the storm.
Irish Stability President Optimistic Despite Difficulties
Fragmented and garbled text mentions an Irish stability claim and optimism from a president figure. It references Australia, London, and Treland with unclear affiliations. The passage asserts difficulties have been removed and future interference eliminated, but specifics are not clear.
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Lundun
Tragedy at Theatre Fire Kills Thirteen People
A theatre disaster in MERMILA leaves thirteen dead as the building collapses during a performance. Officials report the casualties include attendees and staff. investigators seek the cause and safety lapses at the venue.
Battle with Elements Healer in London Saturday
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic incident in London on a Saturday. A crew member, the guard, suffered double pneumonia while the vessel faced rocks near Godrevy Mihihouse as the Sh ios Weshuat clashed with the Seas of Christmas.
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London
Godrevy Mihihouse
Hastie
Britain and Soviet Heat in Sunday Express Report
London dispatch from Higa correspondent states Me Chi chevin informed Davies readiness for a conference with Anghowl. Hope for agreement on evasion noted, suggesting tensions in postwar talks.
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London
Sundiy
The
Sunday Express
Chichevin
Davies
Anghowl
Moabite Changes Hands In Sydney Sale
Moabite the English stallion was sold in Sydney. Purchasers Messrs arrived Thuntsartt and Siddety Herbert Phomas. stud farm ownership details and prior importing timeline noted. The description highlights the stallion's development after arrival in Australia and mentions several individuals connected to the transfer.
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Sydney
Messrs
Tiglis
Sun
Moabite
Mesers
Amved Thuntsartt
Asiddety Herbert
Phomas
Leigh Stud Farm
Sys Samsim
Bardsley
Nicholls
Uel Hordsbn
Sir George Tallis
Aa Higgins
Ee Ofultier
Australla
Sturt Player Involved in Highway Lorry Crash
A Sturt player named Saturny Movs was knocked through a fence near Light Gardens during a wartime traffic incident when a motor lorry struck a tram crossing. The lorry sped away after the collision. nine witnesses noted the lorry’s number while police investigate the unreported driver.
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Adelaide
Saturny Movs
Hdl
Drew
Sturt
Folonel Light Gardens
Tramhway
Eminent Authority Touts Hospitals As Community Asset
Adelaide observer notes Dr Malcolm MacEachern praise for public hospitals as vital community assets. He emphasizes humane care, cooperation between medical staff, and the hospital’s economic value in saving lives and preventing chronic illness. The piece discusses hospital funding, life-value estimates, and AS civil society benefits.
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Malcolm F
Mac
Eachern
Australia
MacEachern
Tno
Publie
Selentife
Pate Hieul Amt
Lalers
Bulgarian government to seek amnesty for 10000 prisoners
London dated report from The Times Vienna correspondent says the Bulgarian government will ask Parliament tomorrow to grant amnesty to 10 000 political prisoners, affecting those imprisoned and many exiled. Ten cabinet members are among those involved as the plan aims to end foreign charges of terrorism.
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Australian Press Association
London
Thy “Times
Vienna
Fkanfuflad
America Freezes Sudden Cold Wave
A brutal cold snap sweeps the nation with New York at 18 degrees and Fort Covington reporting five deaths from the cold. The storm, moving from Kansas, drives temps below zero as far south as the Gulf border states. The Weather Bureau warns the cold to persist into the coming week with heavy snow expected in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota amid coal shortages.
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New York
Fort Covington
Mintappetis
Kansas
Nova Seyila
Gulf of Mexicco
Weather Bureau
Winsconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
England vows win back Ashes amid harsh press wrap
Warne writes in the Sun Express declaring England cricket must win the Ashes. He criticizes current form as unsatisfactory and calls for a top effort in Test matches to reclaim glory from Australia.
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Misinunatt Press Assem
Plow
Warner
Sune Lip Express
European unity urged by finance minister at conference
Beene Fin ance Minister for international economic conferences M. Loueheur argues that unity among European nations can prevent shared harm. He notes England's unemployment would ease if Germany increased purchasing power and France would benefit as peaceful Europe provides safer ground for foreign credits and investments.
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Arviay
Jory Selacht
Teich Bank
M. Loueheur
Ance
Snatier
Mere Stresemann
Bresdare Neuaste Nachrichten
England
Germany
France
Europe
Horrors of China Reach Sydney Refuge for Miklussvesky Family
Mrs Miklussvesky arriving in Sydney with a scarred arm reveals a tragedy tied to Shanghai s anti foreign mood. She says her husband and three children were killed by Bolshevists in Mongolia four years ago. She now runs a second hand shop and stall to survive.
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Sydney
Wirnstof
Miklissvesky
Australia
Miklussvesky
Shanghai
Mikluzsy Esky
Mongulis
Crash at Maroubra Motor Meet Injures Rider in Heat
In brilliant sunshine the Olympic Motor Speed Way event at Maroubra saw C. Gartner crash during the second heat of the mile motor cycle handicap. His back tyre blew as he rode at 60 miles per hour, throwing him across the track for about 20 yards. He escaped serious injury, suffering only a small skin loss on one leg and a severe shake.
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Sydney
Maroubra
C. Gariier
Gartner
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