England Win After Tight Thriller At Lapetown
England chase searing 173 in a dramatic finish as Kennedy and Macauley stabilize late on. Jupp top scored with 38 while Hall and Ward took key wickets. The lively crowd witnessed a tight contest with both sides sustaining pressure until the final over.
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Interstate Cricket in Sydney Yields Mixed NSW Selections
Fragmented report from Interstate Cricket in Sydney notes New South Wales selection with players Mantvrey Ame drews Mondry Sect athtel Murley Taylor Kipuis Forsbere among the 12 named. Visitors arrived and teams prepared for morning play.
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Lee Lam Ione
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Trade and Finance Adelaide Poultry Sale Report
A fragmented notice from Adelaide outlines poultry trade details listing Prime roosters at three shillings and seven pence, hens at three and five pence, weights and prices for ducks and pigeons, with terms and conditions vague due to OCR errors. Names A Wosandtorl de Loreyurl appear as sellers in a short auction report.
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Fenny
A. Wosandtorl de Loreyurl
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Australian Fruit Marketing Notes in London Meeting
Mr Meares of the Australian Fruit delegation joins Agents General in London to discuss six month Trust policy. A recent shipment of Victoria Central Citrus Association oranges arrived in good condition in England, with one to two percent spoiled from overripeness.
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London
Mr_ Meares
United Service
Railway refors and views on Pirie railway requests
Correspondent reports preparations for railway requests before the new Commissioner. Details include travel times Port Pirie Adelaide and Peterborough, carriage attachments, and weekend excursion tickets. Suggestions cover fares, connections, and crossing works at Salomon town, Ellen Street shunt, and school transport implications.
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Commissioner's Visit to Pirie Set for Thursday
Adelaide Friday report notes the commissioner plans a deputation to meet Mr Webb at Pirie Thursday at 3 pm. Webb to inspect the nyrii-wentem system on Tuesday. Mr Boykett to liaise for final deputation arrangements. Parliament sessions relate to railway line removal and a new site proposal.
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Fitwerat
Mhamma
Hueytere Hiewn
Ellensherd
Weekly Mails To Australia London Tyrsdhyy Today
Postal authorities assure readers that weekly mail service to Australia and London will operate with four weekly segments. The notice outlines steps to ensure timely delivery and advises patience while the service stabilizes.
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Prince of Wales to wed Scottish princess in royal match
The Daily News reports the engagement announcement of the Prince of Wales to the daughter of a prominent Scottish family. The couple is said to marry within two or three months, with the bride-elect described as beautiful and popular in society and close to Princess Mary.
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Daily News
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Reuter
Madame Melba praises English as language for opera
London reports Madame Melba praises English as the most beautiful language for opera or concert. She recalls a past name change forced by the old regime and notes the influence of Australian singer Florence Austral during a visit. Melba selects Australian artists for a popular concert at Mile End Road on January 19 at low prices.
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Ken
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National Opera Company
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Canada ready to renew inter-Imperial trade aid says finance minister
In an interview Mr Fielding Canadian Finance Minister states Canada is prepared to renew any assistance for inter-Imperial trade. He notes an early meeting would be inconvenient ahead of Parliament sessions but ministers could attend. He believes Empire Exhibition troubles have largely ended.
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London
Fielding
Conada
Canada
Fire at Rabail Melon Shed Destroys Stored Goods
A fire at Rabwil destroyed a shed and stored cargo including goods from steamers Multany and Marsing within the range area. The extent of the loss is unknown and authorities have not identified the cause. The report notes heavy damage and uncertain total value.
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Thieves Return £75000 Loot From Mailbag Robbery
Reported Thursday that the mailbag theft at Oclover yielded foreign bonds dividend warrants and sums to STR000 with some property recovered in London. Authorities say the recovered items include bonds and warrants as part of the stolen assets while investigations continue into the broader loss and the thieves' plans.
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United Service
Rebels torch train near Dundalk amid Irish unrest
London reports a train four miles from Dundalk was halted by armed rebels who set it ablaze after ordering the crew off. Telegraph lines were cut earlier. A hospital incident in Dublin saw three armed men seize and a wounded man rescued. Reuters notes ongoing railway attacks and a pending six month truce discussion, amid debates on Irish acts and pardons.
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Debts Conference Rejects British Plan Unanimously
France set to seize satisfaction from Germany as the conference fails to approve Britain’s plan and unity erodes. Italy and other allies watch tensions rise while negotiations hinge on postwar economic reparations and political leverage.
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Paris Conference Struggles Over Moratorium Plans
Paris dispatch reports French British and Belgian delegates clash over moratorium terms. Italians push toward compromise aligning with France while Belgians seek shorter terms with guarantees. Britain contends proposals would cut French debts and threaten Versailles. Reutered note: French government regrets lack of accord yet maintains cordial ties with Britain.
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Angora demands full satisfaction over Thrace and the Straits
In Constantinople Premier Reşid Bey urged Angora to receive total satisfaction on the Turkic program concerning Thrace the Straits and capitulations. He proposed the United States provide a national home for Armenians. An Ottoman decree called up all able bodied men in liberated districts. Lausanne talks saw Turkish and Russian delegates clash as Ismet Pasha defended Turkey’s aims and questioned reparations impact on peace.
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Final Proceedings at the Allied Conference
At the 3 pm resumption Me Marquis dela Torretla presented Italian proposals Ms Bonar Law spoke then and M Poincare said more talks could only help if pledges were added The British declined moratorium with safeguards and insisted on German credit recovery The Belgians waited as tension rose The conference adjourned amid divergent views and a breakdown seemed likely while Bonar Law noted friendly ties with France and Poincare pressed for a way to bridge the gap Reuter.
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Labor Party Dispute Stirs Australian Central Executive
A Sydney meeting of the Australian Labor Party Central Executive debated a circular from party leaders seeking a reformation of the central executive and the method of selecting Labor candidates. Senator Gardiner supported the move while other officials criticized the document. A special committee was formed to review the circular and report back at the next meeting.
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MALA
P. G. Scuily
W. Molesworth
J Cann
Ed M.la
Dooley
Charlton
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Chanton
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Mr Cootes
Tammany Tétics
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Italy Encourages Australian Tourists Described in Patchwork Text
Fragmentary report notes Italy inviting Australian visitors amid unclear references to places people and events. Mentions various names and terms without coherent details.
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Storm Hit Welbourns Melbourne Delivers Damage
A Friday storm in Welbourns Melbourne caused heavy rain and hail four to eggs in size. Bricks and shop windows shattered in Brusswick Northcote and Waterbury suburbs as residents sought shelter. The storm largely bypassed the core city but dumped substantial rainfall on East Melbourne.
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Shipping Trouble Settle Sydney FrIday
Sydney reports the Uniop Steamship Company will recommission the 477 in Tastoanian feet ship tomorrow after the Seamen's Union ended its boycott. The company will not resume services with volunteers.
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Storms Hit Bathurst Orchardists Lose £5000
Orchardists in Bathurst report losses from recent rough weather amounting to about £5000. The damage mainly affects young fruit, torn from trees as gales battered the region.
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Sydney
Bathurst
Monsters of the Deep and the Giant Whale Debate
The article discusses the size of the largest creatures arguing that a full brown whale exceeds an elephant in bulk. It notes the whale can reach about 600 men in weight and 13 feet in length, feeding on jelly and tiny marine life, highlighting the vast differences between species.
France to Move London Plan Puts Hope on France Scheme
Reuter dispatch from Paris says France will act with moderation to publish and enforce a plan that Britain may still back if it proves effective. Semi official sources note the plan emanates from trusted channels and that willingness to rally could grow if results are favorable.
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Reuter
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Great Britain
Forces mobilize as rupture news spreads
Paris reports Priday French troops ordered to hold ready for any contingency after a rupture news cue. A Mayence telegram to Je Journal states all men on leave are recalled, signaling heightened alert across general headquarters.
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Priday
Je Journal
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London correspondent reports Nester in Cologne on French move
The Times correspondent in Cologne believes German workers will resist the French move. The report notes tension and potential industrial response in the region as the issue unfolds.
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the Times
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Brisbane returns seat in House by 4200 vote margin
Brisbane commerce district representative seat goes to Brst by a margin over 4200 votes, defeating Burks of the Liberal ticket. The result reflects a clear majority for the winner in the contested election.
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Senate Count Proceeds as Votes Are Counted
Adelaide news reports ongoing Senate vote counting with A A Hoare leading Labor options. The Labor and Liberal tallies show Hoare near 68,606 votes while Liberal candidates Mobsehlan and Rowell are contested, with Rowell’s preferences to be settled next day. Sydney coverage notes Federal Labor leader M Charlton’s return home.
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A. A. Hoare
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Stowaways Fined At Port Adelaide Court
Four more stowaways were fined £3 15s each or ten days in jail at Port Adelaide Court. Three came from Fremantle and one from Melbourne. Mr Hal icombe warned heavier fines would follow future cases of the kind.
Senior Commercial Examinations Pass List
The following candidates have passed to senior examination: Reynolds E. W. Pirie High School, Arthur Smith S. M., Jamestown High School, seventh.
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Times Feeling Runs High as Strikes Shape Neh
A fragment notes rising tensions and public reaction as strikes impact negotiations in Neh. The terse line hints at a broader labor dispute amid political maneuvering and public sentiment during a tense period.
Gold deposit dispute shocks Paris over French reserves
A fragmentary report notes Britain transferred 240 million in French gold to the United States and pays interest. Paris is astonished as the Bank of France still lists the deposit as reserves, and France is urged to redeem securities. The British government defends the move as prudent, awaiting France’s action.
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Britain’s Debt Mission Arrives in New York
Members of the British debt mission led by Stanley Baldwin arrived aboard the Majestic in New York. In Washington the Treasury expresses optimism for an early agreement on funding Britain’s debt to America, noting progress toward a solution.
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