Secrets divulged in dockyard security case
Reuters reports Lundon and McGaugh faced charges alleging disclosure of secret information of the state. The judge noted both defendants were young and implied possible backers behind the alleged actions while urging an end to the practices that threaten the nation.
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Reuter
Lundon
Jeccuuah
Joseph "Leary
Lye McGaugh
Maalar
McGuug Han
Ruunthyien
Pussi
New Dirigible Unveiled Aimed at Detroit Transit Link
A new type dirigible by Pelnbuhn and Wilm plant teams in Detroit is touted as the first step toward a three day air service between Detroit and endpoints. The craft is described as tougher, lighter, and weatherproof with a 150 foot length and six foot diameter, claiming superior durability over prior structures.
Zinovjem letter forged claims spark domestic uproar
An apparent Kremlin style letter attributed to Zinovjev triggers debates over its authenticity. The document is denounced as a forgery by critics who accuse anti Communist factions of trying to incite tension on the eve of a major political event. A white woman reportedly involved at Oxford is noted in conjunction with the salacious rumor.
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Reuter
Bais
Muvaitus
Hummus
Zinovjem
Youth killed by bus in Adelaide street collision
A youth was struck and killed by a Gudgeon and Payneham bus in Rundle Street Adelaide Wednesday shortly before 6 pm. The boy rode up Hindley Street, turned into Rundle Street, and a bus moving 45 miles an hour could not avoid him. He died at Adelaide Hospital.
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Adelaide
Matey
Hyndis Street
Rumle Street
Vity, Gugu
Payneham
Wundle Street
LN L Girls Strike In Adelaide At Food Factory
Widespread walkout by around 300 women and girls at the LN L food preserving factory of Henry Jones and Co in Keswick continues with additional workers joining the stoppage. Firemen also halt work as union officials report about 49 workers remaining on site and warn firm staff not to tamper with private lines.
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Adelaide
Wednesia
Ln.l
Henry Jones
Keswick
Swork
Mallwaymen's Lion
Garters
Expelled Greek Patriarch Debate in House of Lords
A murky House of Lords session features discussion of expelling the Greek Patriarch and related ecclesiastical figures. The Archbishop of Canterbury as well as political leaders weigh in on Turkey and a proposed peaceful settlement while the government aligns with aims to exert influence.
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Heuter Lonnson
Ducoulay
Hopaine
House of Lords
Canterbury
Turkey
Arch of
Constantinople
Lord Gurain
Kuli
Clearout on Fabrics and Hosiery at Special Prices
Readable items include Zephyr Ginghams plain and fancy Marocain and novelty dress goods offered at 1/6 yard from marked 1/11 to 3/6. White twill sheeting and ladies silk hosiery discounted to 1/3 yard and 1/9 pair respectively. Children’s witty lace cotton socks priced 1/1 to 2/6.
Waterside Fight and Moeraki Case in Melbourne Court
In Melbourne, members of the union and shipowners clashed over crew recruitment for the Hennepally vessel Moweahille. The court considered rescinding the contract to avoid forced hiring of nonunionists and higher Australian wage rates, with arguments on jurisdiction and emergency provisions.
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Melbourne
Guy Court
A. Mongies
Union Steamship
Hemnpally
Knight
PAL
Byxven
Mengres
Umut
Australian Union
Menzies
Muerakt
Union Steamship Company
New Zealand
Hirmah
Mer Geijlig
Linn
Aria Furtlur
Mr Maight Volicyii
Takenack
Who'll Pay the Fine in Walsh Case at Port Adelaide
ANLAIDE Wednesday report on seamen at Port Adelaide discusses the Walsh prosecution. The question of who will pay the fine divides opinion among union members with some supporting union funds and others noting no funds. Some members show indifference, while a few expect no improvement whether Walsh pays or serves time.
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Port Adela
Thome Walsh
Ann
Walsh
Ean
Passenger service resumes as Bombala sails north from Melbourne
The Bombala departed Melbourne today with a large passenger turnout for Sydney and the north, the first steamer to carry passengers to Queensland since the shipping strike began. Inter-state sailing returns to normal and seamen unemployment is falling quickly. The Karoola is due to sail on Saturday for Fremantle.
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Melbourne
Sydney
North
Queensland
Desertion Hits Lameroo at Glanville Wharf
Two trimmers deserted the Lameroo after leaving Glanville berth. The vessel could not sail beyond Semaphore until replacements were found. Captain Garden and the chief engineer secured two men, who rejoined, and the Lameroo resumed its voyage to Whyalla.
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Adelaide
Wednesaay
Glanville
Garden
Whyalla
Davis Cup Challenges Rise With New Contenders
The Davis Cup field grows as Prance and Mary add four players to the lineup. The tally of nations competing climbs to seven, signaling broader participation in the tennis competition.
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Renter's
York
Prance
Mary
British and French debt talks under pressure in London dispatch
London reports say Britain will not link debt repayments to the Yooneh war debt settlement while French security needs and German reparations loom. Papers debate whether Britain seeks economic colonial advantages and if Paris can fund annuities while defending Europe.
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London
Britain
Fiat
Germany
France
United States
le Figaro
Petit Journal
Echo du Paris
Governor cites Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as centers of illegal drink
Harrisburg reports Governor Winehot told the Assembly Pennsylvania would regulate distilleries and breweries to end denatured alcohol leakage. He claimed Philadelphia's production rose from 400,000 to over 5,000,000 gallons in two years, warning of crime misfortune disease and death from poison drink.
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Reuter
Harrisborough
Penn
Philadelphia
United States
Pittsburgh
Winehot
Pennsylvania
Empire Appeals to Patriots at Colonial Institute
Colonel Amery, Secretary of State for the Colonies, urged flags to back Empire profits and urged Britons to prefer Empire productions. He compared British aims to U S efforts and cited the Empire Settlement Act scheme involving 4,000,000 pounds under discussion with the Australian Commonwealth and states.
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Reuter
London
Amery
Colonial Institute
Fnanders
United States
Indian politics debate ends in slim adjournment vote
In the assembly a discussion on a DAL to derive Colonials sparked cross party lines. Critics warned the EU could derail talks with the US and South Africa while merchants feared adverse retaliation. The adjournment motion passed 44 to 42, defeating the chemist sector.
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Deli
Tims
Rid
India
Sir Purasia Tandas
Bombay
Technical School opening and scholarship awards event
The Institut hosts a opening of the Ponte Fevinloul activities with Minister T J Hil presenting vertite Hl telaes and speeches by the Mayor and Dr Kenner. Scholarships totaling £925 are announced for Q C and Intermediate Public sections, with winners listed for year and sewing scholarships for best girl in primary sewing classes.
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Institut
Pricipal
Itoma
Malueaum
T. J. Hil
Adelaide
Ole Pregent
Drs Kenner
Sehoal Connell
Sexton
McQueen
St. Barnabas
Wiles
Taoubsen
TV. Beeraman
Congress of Higher Education
Hwtechnical School
Edward Cashmore
Lennart Wachtel
Athol Jones
William Clifford
Murray Haines
Reginall Migwell
Cecil Richards
Erle Butler
Cecil Pengilly
Q.C
Lester Jeffery
Irvine Pengilly
Milita Campbell
John Neagle
Gladys Pigoyne
Lucy Ghase
Croydon Air Smash findings exonerate officials and pilot
The Air Ministry report on the Croydon aeroplane disaster states no official negligence by Air Ministry or Imperial Airways. It notes the dive resulted from loss of control and a developing defect during a forced landing under difficult conditions. The defect's origin, whether engine or installation, could not be determined.
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London
Tuesda
Air Ministry
Croydon
Imperial Always Ltd
To Defeat Pirates
Singapore Tuesday reports a rise in China seas piracy leading many first class steamers in the Singapore and China trade to be fitted with barbed wire entanglements and their officers armed.
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Reuter
Singapore
China Seas
China
Young Australians Visit British Embassy in Paris
Young Australia League youths visited the British Embassy in Paris this afternoon and were received by Lord Crewe the British Ambassador. He recalled supporting a welcome to Dominion youth when he was Secretary of State for the Colonies and guided the group about the building before entertaining them at Lew.
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Reuter
Paris
Young Australia League
Lord Crewe
Dominions
Sleepwalking Girl Found In Adelaide Square
A 17 year old girl living with friends on Halifax street Adelaide was found in Victoria Square at 3 am walking in her sleep wearing only a nightdress. A tramway ganger located her and took her to the city watchhouse where friends later assumed care.
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Adelaide
Halifax Street
Victoria Square
City Watchhouse
Adelaide Anthrax Cases Improve At Hospital
Four sailors admitted four days ago with suspected anthrax at Adelaide Hospital showed signs of improvement this morning according to medical staff.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Geneva Protocol Discussion Delayed Beyond March
The Daily Telegraph reports that the government proposal on the Geneva Protocol is not yet ready for submission to the Dominions. After further views are exchanged, an uncertain period will follow, making a resumption of Geneva talks in March unlikely.
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Heater
London
Daily Telegraph
Dominions
Geneva
Leipzig Trial Opens on Bolshevik Ring in Germany
In Leipzig on Tuesday police hold 16 Communists charged with forming an organization to incite a Bolshevist rising in Germany. A key defendant, posing as a mechanic, is alleged to be a Moscow Bolshevik organizer sent to Germany. Martial law surrounds the Supreme Court area as lengthy proceedings begin amid obstructions.
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Reuter
Leipzig
Moscow
Vie PabDa Censecutar iv
Bolshevik Party
Germany
Supreme Court
Tke
Absentee Senator Sparks Tasmanian Senate Action
The Tasmanian Government plans action over Senator Foster of Tasmania remaining absent from Senate sittings. Senator Nussell of Victoria has missed time due to illness, with Victorian authorities not pursuing any action.
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Melbourne
Foster
Tasmania
Nussell
Victoria
Senate
Storm damages Melbourne power station and trains
A severe storm hit Melbourne causing extensive damage at the Camberwell power station and wrecking several buildings. Trains in the eastern suburbs were disrupted but no injuries were reported. About two hundred telephone lines were destroyed.
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Meilbourne
Wedneway
England's Fourth Test lineup hints at candidates
In Melbourne on a Wednesday, the English team for the fourth test remains unsettled. Likely picks include Gillan, Chapman, Hobie, Sutcliffe, Hendren, Woolley, Hearne, Stuudieivk, Tate, Kilner, and Whysall, with selection still open.
Gentry Broadcasters to Expand Wireless Services
Wireless company Gentry Broadcasters Limited plans to install new transmitters at Wasville to enhance service. The move follows a description of test equipment and signals, with South Australian operators involved. Expect potential static during initial roll-out.
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Adelmine
Wednesd
Apvangenwats
Mate Gentry
Limited
Toans
Wasville
Salta Para
Groavenne
Lannen
Hie Hemel
South Australian
Tts~ Himers
Sydney Council Scandals Contract Described As Joke
Arthur Wainwright a demolition contractor testified before the Royal Commission on the civil frontage contract. He was questioned about an alleged reader present when the talk occurred at Alderman Holdsworths hotel and called the whole matter a joke. An American housewife using a pedometer finds she walks about five miles daily while preparing meals for her family.
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Sydney
Arthur Wainwright
Royal Commission
Wainwright
Alderman Holdsworth
Pund
Hi Family
Empire development through unified Empire economy
London dispatch reports Colonel Amery urging a complete restructuring of the Empire economy to advance co operation across realms. He cites small agricultural workforces compared with the United States and France, urging intensified market power within the Empire and removal of preferential duties as essential steps.
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Press Association
London
Amery
United States
Dominions
France
Imperial Politics and Church Bill Debates in House
London reports describe a House of Gore mans session amid the second fading of the Church of Scotland Bill. The chamber plans a March disely with supplementary Estimates as Admiralty funding stays in question. Mr Slutley Baldwin promises an earlier chance to discuss government policy and invites discussions to ease misgivings.
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Sleater
London
Ucnuay Varliagent
House of
Mantonald
Lloyd Gorge
Slutley Baldwin
Eastor
Titus
Catholics Mobbed during Marseille Communist protest
Reuters report from Marseille notes a violent clash at a Catholic conference where two people were killed and ten injured. Among the injured is Abe Foruque, a local celebrity, who was surrounded and beaten as he met the gathering.
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Reuter
Sergicng
Marseilles
Catholi League
Abe Foruque
Angora Parliament Corridor Shooting Leaves Several Hurt
In Angora the National Assembly chamber corridor witnessed a deadly shooting after a clash between deputy Ardahay and Halid Pasha. Ardahay fired several shots. Ali Bey and Deputies Karahissar were slightly injured, Halid Pasha was mortally wounded by a second shot from an unknown attacker.
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Reuter
Constantinople
Chamber of
Tly National Assembly
Angora
Halid Pasha
Ardahay
Ali Bey
Deputs Karahissar
Ijureid Halid
Infantile Paralysis Spreads Among New Zealand Cattle
Avokland reports Wesnesdins infection of cattle with infantile paralysis spreading through herds. Several calf deaths are recorded as officials investigate the outbreak and advise farmers on control measures.
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N.Z
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