Australia With Uphill Fight After 548 Run Deficit
Australia faces a tough uphill climb as England closes day with 548 on the board. The Ashes series mood shifts on Melbourne ground where England’s batsmen, led by Hendren and Woolley, extended the total while Malley’s bowling pressurised the Australian innings. Spectators surpass 30,000 as Kilner and Whysall anchor a late push to 519.
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Melbourne
England
Oeece
Gilligan
Australia
Collins
Bardsley
Woolley
Malley
Blu
Marley
Chagman
Hendre
Gregory
Oldfeid
Manurun
Audrey
Hendren
Richardson
Muel Detter
Kelleway
Fueh
Ryder
Whysall
Mulley
Whyeall
Elemiae
Whysell
Dirwan
Waterside Trouble Delays Queenmoor at Fremantle Harbor
At Fremantle, Queenmoor a Commonwealth Line steamer arrived and anchored but soon faced a lumpers strike as crews refused to work the vessel. Union leaders debated duty actions, a vote declared the Queenmoor black, and orders from head office prompted further action. Tug crews supplied 10 tons of water while harbor authorities pondered penalties. The Dimbools scare eased as Inter-State vessel Red Italian sails with 800 Southern Europeans, including 50 headed to Western Australia.
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Premantle
Queenmoor
Commonwealth Line
Sreamers
Walah
Vasa
Fremantle Lumpers
Committee of Management of the
Federation
Fremantle Union
Clan Monroe
Morris
Neo— ‘Isary
Unees
F. Rowe
Cook
Seamen's Union
Jwethy
Wyol
Harbor Trust
Ln Seameno
Labor
Italy
Western Australia
Young Australians See Paris Sights In Brief Visit
Members of the Young Australia league toured Paris landmarks before attending an Overseas League dance. The brief stay included cricket like commentary with Kilner and Tate prominent at the crease as the innings total reached 548. Kilner led with 74 while Malley and Ryder contributed key wickets amid a lively but tangled reportage.
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Parig
London
Young Australia League
Versailles
Overseas League
Veway
Gilgan
Kiltien
Kultewaye
Kilner Tid
Dhigell
Steadwick
Collins
Mailey
Tate
Malley
Ant Strudwick
Strudwick
Taylor
Land Yastur
Boones i
Escape shocks Yatala Prison as inmate George Brown flees
Adelaide report details life prisoner George Brown escaping during outside-yard duties at Yatala Labor Prison. Insiders say guards and detectives pursued him, with Brown later recaptured near Dry Greek Station. Police note Brown, 60, had a long criminal record and was serving a life sentence since 1906 for attempted murder.
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Adelaide
Yatala
George Brown
Brown
Criminal Court
Northridge
Inspector WohitHe
Criminal Investige
New South Wales
Jutye
Yas
Beawu
Bus Collides With Car Near Mag ic s Point in Sydney
A bus struck a large Texas car near Magic Point in Sydney on Sunday. The car suffered extensive damage with its side ripped off and the bus halted about 30 feet down a slope toward George s River. Several passengers sustained minor injuries while the car driver received a concussion.
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Sydney
Magic's Point
George’s River
Motor Strikes A Tree Near Leeton Races
A six man party from local sportsmen traveling to Leeton races at 40 mph crashed when steering failed. The car struck a tree four inches in diameter, occupants were hurled. William Donohue was injured with cuts to head and hands.
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Steves
Hay
Leeton
William Donohue
Kingtown shooting case heard before Coroner
Armidale Sunday hearing into the death of a wife linked to a shooting. Javle Samuel Withers thirty five, questioned about the crash and related incidents. Neighbor Missar was mentioned in connection with the case as evidence in the Armidale Circuit Court proceedings.
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Armidale
Javle
Sayuel Withers
Misser
Gee
Snowden defends Royalty and praises Canadian farming
Mr Phillip Snowden, returning to Liverpool from Canada, dismissed Kirkwood’s criticism of the Prince of Wales tour as nonsense. He praised farmers there for their wheat and predicted stabilised prices ensuring a fair return without exploiting the public.
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Reuter
London
Phillip Snowden
Liverpool
Kirkwood
Snowden
Canada
Alpine Vendetta Trial in Swiss Alpine Murder Case
Geneva dispatch reports a 38 year old vendetta ending in the trial of farmer Jaich accused of killing four men from Agehwarden. Witnesses allege Jaich shot in woods after years of hostility while he claims self defense. Jury convicts Jaich of murder in extreme circumstances, sentencing him to 420 years in prison.
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Geneva
Jaich
Agehwarden
Ihueb
Toweh
Russo Japanese Chinese treaty report denied by embassy
A Reuters report from Berlin cites Lokal Anzeiger claiming a Russo Japanese Chinese treaty grants Russia 700000 troops to aid China if Western powers act against Beijing. It also supposedly gives Faghallen to Japan with ships and submarines in exchange. The Japanese Embassy in Borin denies the report.
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Reuter
Berlin
Lokal Anzelzer
Britain
France
America
Pekin
Russia
China
Faghallen
Japan
Theapanese
Borin
Disarmament conference postponed amid British doubt
Geneva dispatch reports growing uncertainty over Britain's stance on arms reduction. The looming disarmament conference appears set to be delayed into June with possible council delays and renewed pressure from Great Britain.
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Euler
Geneva
Japanese Fulfilment Promises Warship Dismantling
The Japanese vessel program is announced as fulfilling Washington disarmament terms. Warships have been destroyed or rendered unfit for service. The statement outlines compliance with treaty obligations and reduction of naval strength.
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London
Silutany
Adelaide woman charged after suicide attempt at shop
Lorothy Trebilcock a young married woman appeared in Adelaide Police Court after attempting to drink a bottle of lysol at a store on Angas Street. She pleaded guilty and was given the option of a five pound peace bond or three months in gaol. A letter from her clothing indicated she had not eaten for days and was depressed.
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Adelaide
Lorothy Trebilcock
Trebilooek
Trontevek
Mya Trebilooek
Sublime
Street Robbery in Melbourne Streets Early Saturday
Edward William Simmons confronted by an armed robber who demanded money in his pockets. The assailant fled on a bicycle after taking five pounds and twenty shillings in silver. Simmons alerted police. detectives pursuing possible arrest.
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Melbourne
Armen
Edward Wiliam Simmons
Tramway Improve
Simmons
Aimamons
Police Staton
Smelter Unions Hear Reports After Visit to Smelter Offers
Despite the rough weather a large Pieje unionists gathering at the AWA Hall heard reports from the Delegation that visited Smelter offers last week and discussed the Isad pattinson position. The Medlewl Association sent a protest letter and information was requested. Doctors were to be contacted to discuss lead poisoning and related issues. Time prevented full discussion and the meeting adjourned. A second meeting at the A W U rooms was called for today by the Combined Unions Council for all Smelters workers.
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Hall
Combined Unions’ Council
Doreply
Wvitist Medlewl Association
Tocal Medical Practitioni Ng
A.W.U
Sir Joseph Cook on Empire Trade at Huddersfield Club Dinner
Sir Joseph Cook told the Huddersfield Commercial Travellers Club that the best Yorkshire commercial traveller was Sutolife and warned against comparing Empire trade with overseas trade. He urged uniting the Empire to win in world competition and suggested British migration to Australia.
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London
Joseph Cook
Huddersfed
Yorkshire
Sutolife
Australia
Joseph
Gole
Britain
Dr Earle Page Promotes Canada Australia Trade Treaty
Dr Earle Page addressed the gathering in Ottawa and urged the proposed treaty between Canada and Australia to kick off reciprocal trade development. He stated that current Canada Australian trade is ripe for improvement and that Australian goods are ready to enter the market.
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Nttawa
Lartey
Farle
Canada
Australia
Brouish Eleven and Players Punished on Stumps
A garbled report describes a rough incident involving a team named Soul, with mentions of a coach, players including Joel and Nichobe. The item notes punishments and a drawn position on stumps, referencing a low score of 42 and a figure 133 in unclear context.
Tragedy in Bulgaria Ties to Macedonian Facade
A smoke obscures details after a supposed tragedy in Bulgaria with partial, garbled reports. Distinct names and places are unclear, but indications point to Macedonian involvement or masquerade. Further clarification is awaited from Reuter's Sofia desk.
Safety in Collieries Meeting Calls Reform Across Mines
LOPOREN COMFENENG BZ reports judges have decided to call aggregate meetings throughout the mines to debate the question of mine safety and worker welfare. The plan aims to discuss procedures and improvements to reduce accidents and ensure better conditions for miners.
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Guilty of Manslaughter in Remuta Case
In Auckland on Sunday jury returns a manslaughter verdict for James Simpkin who killed his wife on October 5. Proceedings show the accused was not mentally normal. Dr. Hearth testified he appeared sane. Simpkin remanded for sentence while prosecution contends he severed his wife’s throat and attempted suicide, claiming she had transferred her will.
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Auckland
James Simpkin
Remuta
Hearth
Simpkin
Hone
Anther Mag
Beverley Tragedy at Beverley Police Court
William Ashby, 41, charged with murdering Hubert Trenorden at Beverley yesterday, appeared dejected in court and remand was granted to February 24. The shooting followed a visit to Port Road stables after Trenorden returned from the day’s work. Ashby, 65, who sold newspapers, was described as a quiet man and teetotaller. the family revealed distress and an anonymous letter reportedly provoking the tragedy.
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Adelaide
Vin Dock
Adslids
Priskly
William Auly
Spearuoes
Hebert Trenorden
Beverley
Allehurah
Bunghty
Ashby
Stabt
W. Burton
Carrier
Port Road
Hubert Trevorden
Burton
Phaga
Trenorden
Atablee
Trenarden
O'Leary
Bjorkland
Asay
Rundie Street
Avhby
Lazuly
From many Lands at Pirie Wharf on Sunday Evening
An OCR fragment describes a lively waterfront scene at Pirie wharves with diverse nationalities. The narrative mentions wheat ships, crowds on the quay, and performances aboard, including a variety of speakers and entertainers amid a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
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Laradah
McCormack
Aeen
Alabama
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