Prisoners Watched As Bank Note Forgery Scandal Spreads
Reuters reports Budapest reinforcing police near prisons amid bank note forgeries. Rumors claim fascists plan to liberate Wiedachgretz and Nadessy. Inquiries resume in Budapest after a delayed castle search yields explanations amid French pressure. Details trace forged notes to a monarchist plot targeting currencies and entente finances.
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Reuter
Budapest
Wiedachgretz
Nadessy
London
Windishgretz
Wien
Bestin
Barth
Runee
Amos
St Matin
Molland
Germany
Marcovich
Marsovin
Jeulovich
Qehary
Jankovich
Windschgretz
Jancovich
Miiistry of Foreign Affairs
Jancovien
Trolland
British Coal Trade Scheme Proposed by Labour Committee
A Labour movement committee has drawn up a plan for rationalising the British coal mining industry and for control over the transport system to be considered by the Coal Commission. A Professor of economics testified that the coal export trade has not been efficiently organised.
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Reuter
London
Labor Movement
Coal Commission
Bonus for Workers at Broken Well Meeting
At a recent meeting the Workers Industrial Union decided to seek a conference with the Mining Managers Association. They aim to extend a guaranteed bonus through the remainder of the two year agreement and to maintain the existing housing allowance of two dollars per week during the 42 months of the contract.
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Workers’ Industrial Union
Mining Managers’ Association
Wea
Council of the Union
Fire Rips Adelaide Hills Causing Heavy Loss
A fire at the foot of Mount Lofty in Adelaide Hills spread over 200 acres overnight aided by strong winds. Limited equipment and volunteer crews hindered suppression as the blaze continued to rage with smoke columns rising hundreds of feet. Eighty tons of cut wood worth £4 per ton were destroyed.
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Adelaide
Mount Loftly
Rex Beach’s Bes Goose Woman Entertainment Review
Fragmentary text mentions Rex Beach and entertainment in Australia with references to production aspects and a performance night. Details are unclear, but the note ties to a Jewel production at a high elevation location and a lively show.
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Rex Beach
Jewel Production
Delightful Entertainment
Australia
Federal Parliament Debates Rail Fees and Alcohol Bill
In Melbourne, MPs discuss not increasing freight charges on Dodnadatta and Kalgoorlie Railways and handling telegrams from officials. Debate on the Power Alcohol Bill continues with calls to expand to cane sugar production and potential bounty. Senate discusses deportation and government policy amid law and order questions.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
W. &. Hill
AL W. Lacey
Dodnadatta
Kalgoorlie
Gibson
Mahoney Wat
Deepowaven Board
Pralien
Albert Greco
Fords
Dr. Nott
Pratten
St. Green
New Guinea
Meuse
Senate
Garvdner
Pearce
Lud
Barwell
Captain's Initiative Praised But Fined
Sydney report shows John C. White charged with abetting Captain Fotheringham to sail Corrimal without a clearance during Port Bowen strike. Evidence cited the risk to cargo on Paparoa and Port Hardy, with coal supply strained. magistrate fined £5 but praised the defendants for public service.
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Sydney
Summyos Court
John C. White
Agual
Fotheringham
Corrimal
Fidence
Port Bowen
Queensland
Paporoa
Port Hardy
Paparoa
Adelaide lawyer faces serious allegation on racecourse case
At Port Adelaide Police Court a lawyer and a bookmaker were accused in a case tied to officers allegedly intercepting a wager on December 26 at the Gelteniarn racecourse. Constables Davidson and Easton testified, then the defense indicated further evidence. The hearing adjourned for a week.
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Adelaide
Eines
W. A. Rollison
Port Adelaide Police Court
Mitcham
Nowivl
Ghelteniarn
Sequel to Fatality Manslaughter Alleged
Enquiries follow a death in Torvensville after a man named Clark was knocked down by a motor vehicle driven by Kenme. A charge of manslaughter was recorded against Welfare, with bail set. Legal representatives for Welfare and Clark’s relatives attended the proceedings.
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Anduaide
Tausay Sini
Gorvner
Ducation
Ders Buen
Aucluidy
Elreuny Stantes
Ws Churk
Torvensville
Adglaiie Hospital
Kenme
Guriton
Vuruner
Mansiiuchter
Welfary
Poor Pussy Adelaide Guards Off Alligator Attack
A stray enters the alligator pond enclosure at Frome Gardens yesterday afternoon. A rat spooked the reptiles and they attacked a cat named Adelaide. A mercy bullet ended the animal’s suffering. The tale recalls a prior garden incident with a large predatory bird.
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Adelaide
Methological Gardens
Bribery Alleged in Barton Election Petition
In the Government Gazette today, Mr B A McDonald petitions to overturn Barton results citing alleged bribery. He claims £1000 in shares were offered to withdraw his candidacy. MP Ley Melhowrne, returning today, denies receipt of copies but notes prior defamation actions and awaits public judgment on the Meredith case.
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Sydney
B.A McDonall
Barton
Govvernment Gazerly Todiy
McDonald
Bey
Ley
M.P
Melhowrne
Metonale
Meredith
New South Wales Minister to Attend Melbourne Conference
Prime Minister announces New South Wales Minister for Public Works will attend a conference in Melbourne on January 23 regarding the Brisbane Kyogle Halfway gauge project. The meeting will discuss costs and methods for leasing the state railway as part of moves toward a uniform gauge system in Australia.
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Melboline
Wrice
Ated
Ihak
New South Wales
Melbourne
Belsbane-Kyogie
Govcommetas
Maghwers
Brisbane
Austria
Gurenstind
Por, Pirte SAV,L, delegate heads to Australia
Mr W Robinette organiser of the Por Pirte branch of the SAV,L, sails today for Adelaide and will travel to Melbourne on to morrow night. He is joined by Messrs F W Tutdie and C Benson as Australian representatives for the AW. Annual convention to be held in Brisbane on January 1. Mr H E Golding will fill Robinette's Pine position during absence.
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W. Robinette
Por
Pirte
SAV
Adelaide
Melbourne
Morcy Wight
Robinette
F. W. Tutdie
C. Benson
Brisbane
H. £. Golding
Pine
Train accident report from Adelaide line mishap
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an engine off line near Noarlunga with damage. Wires and line equipment affected. driver and fireman injuries noted. Cause suggested as ballast or track issue with an unclear connection to permanent way.
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Adelalde
Noarlunga
Eerview Wits
Adelaide
Jepiony Wein
Uansase
Ite
Prisoner Released After New Year’s Eve Incident
Melbourne police freed Moraew Sayers who faced murder charges in Jackson death after a brawl in South Melbourne on New Year’s Eve. The Corrier reports the incident involved a broken weapon during the fracas and Sayers was in custody at the time.
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Melbourne
Corrier
Therasun's Heath
South Melbourne
Moraew Sayers
Jackson
Prize for Portrait Wins Archibald Prize for Notable Figure
A portrait titled Moscowiten wins the Archibald prize of £500 for the best portrait of a notable figure. The entry depicts a well known individual, with prize cups and bets mentioned as part of the event night.
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Sydney
Ston
Longstaff
Dumly
Moscoviten
NSW chase tops as SA set daunting target in Shefield match
South Australia must chase a massive 735 to win after New South Wales posted 593 and 792 in a gripping Shefield Shield day. McCartney struck 173 for NSW while Grimmett led SA with six wickets. Kippax and Taylor added steady scores as 9,408 spectators watched on a sunlit fifth day.
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South
Wiles
South Australia
Sheffield
McCartney
Grimmatt
Sydney
SheMet
Taylor
Wwe Tyler
Grmmett
Artur Hut Bowmiary
Sesh
Andrews Hien
Uly
Asinles
Hideo
Wink
Punch
Andrews Trad
Richardson
Mehai
Oldfield
Nen Ales
Panch
A. Richardson
Malley
Revel
Sts
Malley Heine
Parry
Soriing
Murray
Swith Randell
New South Wales
Greek Orthodox parish hall demolished in Australia
The old 27 Florence Street parish hall, used by the Greek Orthodox community, has been pulled down after negotiations. A temporary worship place is not yet ready. a new parish hall will be erected near the church building once arrangements proceed. The building was purchased for 25 pounds.
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Pauls
Australia
Florence Stregl
Grek Orthodox Community
Exuls
Poison in Alcohol Year’s Death Roll
New survey of 25 American cities shows poisoned liquor and alcoholism caused 5417 deaths in 1925, up 400 from 1924. New York leads with 478 deaths, Chicago 24 percent, Pittsburgh 140, Detroit 147, Washington 2? deaths tied to 1924, Dallas and Milwaukee fatailities noted, Seattle minimal, with many cities reporting deaths from liquor consumption.
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New York
Pittsburl
Detroit
Washington
Idowe
Dallas
Milwaukee
Seattle
Smudhon
Laren
Bill Rejected by Lang Government in Australia
Sydney reports the Lang Government suffered an unexpected reverse as a bill to abolish proportional representation and adopt first past the post was defeated by 39 votes to Vera Labor members backed the measure but abstained for unexplained reasons. Lang vowed to continue opposition amid party tensions and potential further action.
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Sydney
Lang
Eimelus
Vera
Labor
Miners Protest Over Story System at Sunbeam Colliery
Melbourne Friday report says miners at Sunbeam colliery Kurumiburra refused to work in protest against a new story system allowing slices of company work. The union objects, arguing it violates union policy. The case is referred to the Industrial Disputes Commission at Melbourne Trades Hall.
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Melbourne
Sunbeam
Kurumiburra
Te Industrial Disputes
Helping Prospects A Useful Bill For Prospecting Aid
A bill introduced in the House of Representatives seeks to aid prospecting for precious metals by establishing a £40,000 Treasury trust to advance individuals or firms. Of the funds, £15,000 would be spent by the Minister for supported ventures. A separate bill proposes £60,000 to promote petroleum prospecting and geologic surveys.
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Melbourne
Treasury
Commonwealth
Ates
House of Representatives
Tran Aerunat
Air
Australia
Vernons
Unityte
Training Ship Iwate Arrives at St Vincent Gulf
Japanese training cruiser Iwate neared St Vincent's Gulf and anchored near Ui Sentuphore after a voyage from Japan. The Dale will not dock at Outer Harbor Wharf until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. Crew members remained aboard on Tuesday while a liaison from the cruiser collected the Japanese consul Mr. F L Parsons.
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Adelaide
St. Vincent's Gulf
Outer Harbor
Alumi
Ouwer Harbor
F. L. Parsons
Yurs Jel Wolalira
Migration board proposed to absorb settlers in Victoria
Mr Gullett and other Victorian representatives back a migration committee to study absorbing 50 000 yearly settlers. The plan gains broad cross party support. A public open air entertainment at Pirie’s playground tomorrow aims to raise funds led by local talent and children’s playground committee members.
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Melbourne
Gullett
House of Representatives
Gharlton
Java
Playgemil
Sisner
Signore Mullnari
Fr. McMahon
Pirie
North South Railway Bill Reaches Federal Parliament
Adelaide Friday report states a bill to ratify the North South railway agreement between the Federal and South Australian governments will be brought before Parliament shortly. A telegram from Prime Minister Bree to Premier Gunn confirms the matter.
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Adelaide
J. Gunn
M. Bree
Secrecy debate at Port Pirie hospital board meeting
A Port Pirie hospital board meeting sparked a dispute over press access as staff demand an apology from Mr. Coffey for a prior incident. The Recorder attended briefly, then was excluded when the board moved to a closed session to discuss domestic matters, prompting remarks on public rights to know how public institutions are run.
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Aubpike
W. P. Corey
Port Pirle
Australian Labor Pary
Staf
Cottey
Recorder
A. E. Turley
Ramsay
Cockburn
Coffey
Turley
Ainthor
Eald
Cates
Anid Ie
Mimi
Muller
Warsey
Melbourne hospital probe stirs protest over Coffey conduct
Investigations into Dr Coffey's conduct at a Melbourne hospital prompt formal protests from hospital staff. The board’s meeting is halted as press access is debated, with tense exchanges over patient treatment and the doctor’s alleged malpractice. The hospital superintendent and nursing staff face questions about off duty conduct and the consulting room episode.
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Withc
Recorder
Coffey
Atieno
Melbourne
Smallpsge
Star
Nave
Royal Park Laboratory
Farewell Feat At Exchance Hotel For White Candidate
A crowd gathered at the Exchance Hotel yesterday for a farewell event presenting Mr Whitevey and listing supporters including Oflara Hughes Roberts Dunn and Goode. Speakers praised Whiteiew as a thorough gentleman while stoking loyalty to the Union Bank clients amid a shifting political landscape.
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Union Bank
Exchance
Aleerenon
I. G. Leoney
Srs
Goode
Sparray
Mill
Thieter
O'flara
J. Benstey
Fons Four
Hughes
Roberts
Stun
Dennis Monifult
Cumsull Tyu
Dunn
Caninsun
Gedles
Fallin
Franks
jWarrem
Buddy
Mont
Cuunieutis
Walling
Messrs
Oflara
Budi
Thusiall
Montes
Rabetty
Wurm
Sampson
Wenms
Manifold
G. Goode
Sullivan
Gable
Sparrow
Godiles
Warren
Haghiva
Olnis
Man Perishes in Perth Suburb Fire Tragedy
Early Friday a weatherboard home at 10 Qshorne Park near Perth caught fire. Fire brigades found the old man James Kert believed to be inside. the entire building burned with no water supply nearby. Charred remains of the occupant were later recovered from the debris.
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Penth
Apt
Sumueban
Qshorne Park
Perth
James Kert
Methodist services and speakers at several churches
METHODIET servions. At We Central Church of the Methodist Mission tomorrow morning, the worship will be conducted by the tov. Cy HJ. Lasds. In the evening the Holsowitl render the anthem, "Marivour of the World." At Risdon Park the morning and evening services will be lead by Mr. J. Palmear and the Rev. C. J. Davis respectively. At Tennyson the Rev. John H. Peters will be the morning Preacher, and Mr. B. &. Davis the evening preacher. "THE GOOGE WOMAN," This is one of the wuest pictures ever screened. See it at the me Usee or tonight at Austral.
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We Central Church of the Methodist Mission
Cy HJ. Lasds
Aviour
Risdon Park
J. Palmear
C. J. Davis
Tennyson
John H. Peters
B. &. Davis
Googe
Austral
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