Australian Eleven Struggles To Save Innings Defeat In Melbourne
In the Fourth Test England bowlers forced a follow on as Australia faced 549 to top England. Australia were dismissed for 269, then 175 for four in their second innings with J M Taylor making 86 in the first and 59 not out in the second. Kilner and Woolley led the English bowling as contenders for an innings defeat loomed with 104 runs needed for victory.
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Australia
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Mars
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Satellite
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Tate Gregory
Suteliffe
Kimer
Ryder
Ar Taylor
Otal
Explorer Floyd Collins buries alive after 17 days entombment
Australian Press Association reports in Cave City Kentucky that explorer Floyd Collins died after 17 days trapped by a rock in a cave. Rescue efforts, hindered by narrow passages, ultimately failed when a shaft rescue attempt collapsed, leaving officials and thousands at the scene.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
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Tils
Kentucky
Hera
Gallins
Prohibition a Success Say WA Speaker at Luncheon
Sydney Tuesday Mr Thomas Walker speaker of the West Australian Parliament told a luncheon by the Millions Club that he toured the United States and found no drunken men. He declared prohibition an absolute success after his American visit.
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Thomas Walker
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Millions Club
America
United States
British Australian emigration scheme debated in House of Commons
In London the Commons discussed a new emigration plan under the Bruce government. Questions covered loan subsidies, interest subsidies up to five years, and family settlement targets. Colonel Amery said the scheme is under Commonwealth and State discussion with no final reply yet. Western Australia matter noted as being discussed during Mr Collier’s absence.
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London
Gadogan
House of Commons
M. Bruce
Commonwealth
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Amery
Tom Griffiths
Labor
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Mr Collier
Western Australia
Grifiths
Debates on safeguarding industries and protection policy
The discussion centers on Labor’s amendment to government tariff and trade policy. Ramsay MacDonald argues for internal development and free trade with safeguards, while Stanley Baldwin defends a Conservative pledge to safeguard industries without broad protection. Debates reference Washington Treaty principles and Empire development.
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Washington
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England
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Ile
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Snowtown HoldUp Case Adjourned Until Today
In Adelaide on Tuesday Reginald Dennis O Callaghan of Port Pirie faces robbery charges after Edgar Hughes Russell testified he was held up near Snowtown by a masked man with a revolver. Russell identified O Callaghan by voice and appearance. case adjourned until tomorrow.
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Matt
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Walaklava
Adelaide
Reg. O'Callaghan
Phease
Keswick Factory Strike Settled at Industrial Court Conference
An amicable settlement was reached today at the Keswick DXL fruit and jam factory after a nonformal conference in the Industrial Court chambers. Minister of Industry L. L. Hill arranged the meeting between parties.
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Adelaide
Industrial Court
DXL
Keswick
L. L. Hill
Foreign Invasion and Unsure Settlers Debate in Queens
A conference of the Returned Soldiers League warns that aliens are gaining footholds in northern land areas of Southern Europe and Queens sparking concern. Some aliens are described as desirable settlers, while the overall situation remains unsettled and troubling.
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Shisbane
Euraopeany
Queensand
Returned Soldiers” League
Australian Gold Import Movement Resumes Shipments
The International Acceptance Bank ships 250000 dollars in gold to Australia amid rumors that Australian banks planned to reprioritize imports. Australian Commissioner Bilder relayed a denial from the Prime Minister, and officials in the United States confirmed no such action. Shipments have now reached 7.5 million dollars since the movement began. Rowling Tate, Hearne Kilner Woolley listed with small item prices follow.
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Reuter
New York
International Acceptance Bank
Australis
United States
British Policy on Geneva Protocol Not Yet Defined
Report states the British government is negotiating with no power on the Geneva protocol and cannot define its policy until it learns the minds of Dominion governments on imperial defense. Communications must be transmitted overseas and responses from Dominions awaited in London. In the meantime, no one is pressing the issue publicly.
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London
Government seeks wheat supply cooperation across states
The Federal Cabinet will contact the principal wheat growing states to learn what steps have been taken to conserve supplies for local use. With overseas demand and high prices, the Commonwealth will cooperate as far as possible and review the position after state replies to ensure ample stocks for Australian needs until the 1926 crop. The plan expands to include Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Commonworth
New South Wales
Victoria
Sertiong
Queensland
Orth Australia
Western Australia
Sid Tasmarta
Waterside Trouble and Fine Refusal Spurs Fed Action
Port Adelaide workers discuss a £2000 fine imposed by Melbourne central committee on the Waterside Workers' Federation. Local members plan to protest in Melbourne to prevent withdrawal of Federation support. The dispute risks severing ties with the federation as plans to travel to Melbourne intensify.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Tv Central Committee of Management
Melbourne
Iocal
Penalty Imposed on Fremantle Waterside Branch
Fremantle Tuesday reports the Waterside Workers Federation committee fining the Fremantle branch £4000 after it refused to work. The vessel under matter to the Commonwealth line lies outside the harbor and has been declared moka. Fremantle lumper leaders expect the impost to trigger further industrial tension nationwide.
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Waterside Workers’ Federation
Federation
Australia
Commonwealth Treasurer Urges Strengthening Empire Bond
Montreal report quotes Baple Page addressing Ex port Club. He stresses need to knit the Empire with a stronger, more sensible bond to win peace in war.
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Montreal
Car and Cycle Collision Near Finders Street Adelaide
A motor car and a motor cycle collided near Finders street and Kent road tonight in Adelaide. The cyclist Frederick Russell of North Unley was taken to Adelaide Hospital with injuries to the wrist.
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Finders Street
Kent Road
Frederick Russell
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Adelaide Hospital
Montreal to link with Australia by Marconi system
Beaming wireless from Montreal will soon connect with Australia via Marconi’s new ai radio telegraph system. At Drummondville Quebec builders add three more towers to complete a Canadian Australian circuit. Drummondville will become a major radio centre with the main circuit operated with the British post office enabling messages from England to Drummondville then directly to Australia.
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Montral
Montreal
Australis
Marconi
Drummondanley
Quebec
Hiis
England
Drummondville
Hean
Ofce
Australia
Hampton Tragedy Opens Murder Trial in Melbourne
The Unict Justice commenced the murder trial of Francis Perkins for killing William Almeida, a Hampton bank teller, on November 29. The Crown Prosecutor cited lack of direct evidence on who fired the fatal shot while witnesses reiterated inquest testimony identifying the suspect. The case centers on the Sunk premises and the proceedings may last several days.
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Melbourne
Lavsuay
Unict
Wiliam Almeida
al Hampton
Francis Perkins
Lo Whit Fred
Deadly pea rifle incident shocks Auburn crowd
A pea rifle exploded during a confrontation between Ali Adelati Libssilay and Alot Willis, injuring Willis fatally. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow to determine details and liability.
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Unpaid alimony case adjourned in Sydney court
Annie Lynton, a well known actor who married Mins Nancye Stewart, applied for an attachment order against her former husband in a failed alimony case. The weekly sum was £6 with £9 in arrears. The Supreme Court adjourned as parties negotiate a settlement.
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Tucsiyy
Supreme Court
Annie Lynton
Lynton
Mins Nancye Stewart
Fight With a Bull In Sydney Hospitalized Man Critical
A deaf mute, Walter Brooker of the Wyong district, faced a savage bull for twenty minutes before railway workers intervened. He sustained 62 stitches in his back and leg injuries. his condition is described as critical.
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Sydney
Walter Brooker
Brookers
Infantile Paralysis Toll in Auckland Report
Since the outbreak began in November 1921 522 cases have been reported in Auckland New Zealand with 69 deaths giving a mortality rate of about 4.5 percent in the city and surrounding districts.
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