Bute Tragedy Trial Becomes Courtroom Drama
The Court House buzzed as D J Morris coroner presides despite a crowded, tense scene. Detective Copp questions Miss Commons about Miss Hanke and Miss Ranke’s deaths at Dennis farm, revealing confessions and forensic leads. Witnesses describe dinners, nervous tension, and the accused’s shifting conduct, while cross examination aims to trap statements about poison and guilt.
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D. J. Morris
Copp
Miss Commons
Voit
Borlin
Miss Gordong
Hale
Dennis
Pettie
Fitzzerall
Haring
Hanke
Ftanke
Tanke
Svere
uMiiiaulie
Uie
Cummins
Con Amoung
Ranke
Mir
Wuruny
Augs
Mr. Martin
Vera Evelyn Dennis
Amy
Hubert Legge Dennis
Miss Ranke
Miss Manke
Norund
Sone
Mids Ranke
Sit
Mikse
Gommons
Heorge
Hazel Dennis
Robert Denia
Stiss
Stewi
Martin
Echo of Walsh case in Melbourne talks of fines and loans
Federal affairs report from Melbourne discusses Walsh deportation fines and enforcement delays. Prime Minister cites Australian West Government funding proposals for roads water and infrastructure, with plans to loan money to states including New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania.
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Melboune
Bruce
Walther
Thomas Walsh
Australian Seamen's Union
Morris Ge
Une High Court
Walsh
Airceluci Tal
Weat
Cinter
Stigewion Marcenly
Stigewion Marcenly Conclusion Will Vial
Subiisf
Tony
New South Wales
Huvenstinl
Tasmania
Sir Frank Heath addresses Australian leaders on science for industry
Melbourne Tuesday Sir Frank Heath who came to Australia from Britain to advise the Commonwealth Government on applying science to industrial development addressed the gathering urging trained personnel supply, inter-state cooperation, and scientific improvement of private industries.
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Melbourne
Tuesdiy
Frank Healt
Mistralia
Biiin
Gonmomwealth
Australia
Selentite
Privaty Industries
Fatal motor crash near Kalgoorlie and Milli tary roads
A night crash on military roads near Kalgoorlie and Largs involved a hired car driven by Reginad Mayes 46 with Leonhard Wells 46. Mayes died and Wells was injured when the vehicle struck a tramway standard at a footpath intersection. Witnesses Hayes and Wells lived in Exeter and Sandwell.
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Adelaide
Kalgoorlie
Millitary
Lares Bay
Reginad Mayes
Leonhard Wells
Hetoads
Mayes
Hayes
Shorny- Street
Sandwell
Wells
Denmian-stret
Exeter
He Hokery
Inqylford Ros
B.D. Obhield
Mr. Oshield
Britain
America
Largs
Electrolytic Zinc Company Expands Mining Interests
Electrolytic Zinc Company, chaired by WL Ballllau, is expanding its interests with options on several mining properties and the Hercules group. The firm plans no large scale ore production yet, though it currently ships about 400 tons weekly from a West Coast bed, due to previously unprocessable ore.
Giles candidature seen likely for Yorke Peninsula seat
Adelaide despatch records Liberal Federation selection of Mr B J Gilles for Yorke Peninsula by election after Abr Allen deal. Labor party confirms no candidates will stand in Yorke Peninsula or Stanley seats. Nominations for Yorke Peninsula closed that afternoon as campaign steps begin.
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Adelaide
Taesihiy
Mir. B. J. Gilles
Plaisette
Yorke Peninsula
Liberal Federation
Abr
Allen
Ward
South Australian
Australian Labor Party
Labor
Stanley
Yorke Prainaula
Unis
Air U'Clues
Ironworkers Dispute Declines Mediation Offer
Minister of Industry Mr L Le Mi said he tried to arrange a conference between the parties in the ironworking dispute. He offered an intermediary to facilitate talks but neither side accepted the proposal, and no meeting occurred.
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Marti
Mis Marlin
Summons
T Geammutts
Mr. Martin
Miss Gomimutts
L. le Mi
Gullaton
Bill to establish a code of fruteral orhuinal
A legislative report discusses Melbor Vie Alwees-General WME introducing a bill to create a framework for criminal conduct restraint. The measure aims to prohibit associations that incite disturbances and obstruct trade, detailing enforcement and penalties to preserve public order. A separate inquest notes Miss Ranke died from poison, with Miss Gam tins charged with murder awaiting trial.
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Melbor Vie Alwees
Wme
Gedalla
Ranke
Gam
Commens
Taye Malling
Jamil
Adelaide
Lang Government Faces Political Crisis in Sydney
Sydney reports a political crisis as the Lang government pushes radical bills that disrupt trade and public life. The assembly passed a municipal franchise measure and faced tumult over proportional representation. Debate and party fractures center on abolition of the Cigar Home and potential referendum plans.
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Sydney
Lang
Freste Elverinum
Ati Rity
Ceiper House
Lane
Hapecall
Guvernor
Explosion in Moabit District Kills Five, Injures Twenty
A violent explosion in Moabit, Berlin, overnight killed five people and seriously injured twenty. Debris sprayed the street, windows shattered, and a motor car was ripped apart. Firemen battled flames as further collapses threatened damaged masonry. the scene affected about 95 families with forty involved in related matters.
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Reuter
Berlin
Muneday
Moabit
Waieh
Ean
Aml
Welling
Anglo Iraq Treaty Ratified Amid Protests in Baghdad
In Baghdad on Tuesday the Anglo Iraq Treaty was ratified without opposition votes from the chamber as a protest against the brief study period for the terms. Feisal and the Daily News report the agreement will influence the region and future governance.
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Reuter
Baghdad
Jett
Ds Feisal
Speseli
Tony
Ems
Drag
Itis
Nations
Naval Power Case Delayed In Supreme Court
Court to reconvene in one week as jurors fail to reach a verdict on the government charge of a felony distribution in Western nation. Jurors named include Joe Ruane and others, with postponement details cited.
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Vanguever
Ronuay
Hie Supreme Court
Wietern
Annie Uzainet
Plane Destroyed in Arctic Expedition Delay
Detroit reports a three engined aircraft from the expedition has been destroyed by commander Wilkins. The loss is described as a setback that will only delay the expedition’s start while panel officials note dust accumulation and coordination efforts.
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Reuter
Detroit
Moulay
Tadal
Delroft
Wilkins
Heavy Rains Batters Northern Queensland and NSW
Torrential rain drenched Northern Queensland with ten inches at Babinea and eight at Tunistail. The Ipnisfail to Cairns railway is underwater. Parts of New South Wales experienced heavy rain with a deluge in Sydney. forecasts show more rain across the eastern half of the state.
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Brisbane
Ruisda
Queensland
Babinea
Tunistail
Ipnisfail
Cairns
New South Wales
Sydney
Tramway Employees Strike Settled In Melbourne
Melbourne residents resume normal tram service after a go slow strike on the Essendon and Maryborough line ended. A forest fire caused the damage and remains unchecked by volunteer fire crews.
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Melbourne
Essendon
Maryhyrnong
Geneva Conference Disarmament Resolution Heads to Senate
United States participation in the Geneva disarmament conference is approved by the House to authorize the appropriation of funds. The resolution now goes to the Senate for final action.
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Reuter
Wastington
United States
Participallon
Geneva
Doubting the Bible Eve and the Serpent
Amsterdam Monday reports a well known pastor Geelkerken of the Dutch Reformed Church faces church inquiry after a sermon three years ago doubting the talking serpent in Genesis. A written declaration of faith was demanded, with twenty one tract opinions published. A special synod meeting is set for January 26 to decide his fate.
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Amsterdam
Sv. Gerlkerken
Vuteh Reformed Church
Church Council
Luter
Geelkerken
Rough Rugby Row Expected in Wales Test After Barracking
A London based report describes a Saturday Wales versus Baham match as a street brawl like melee. An international star is quoted on the taunting crowd and the danger of captains leading players from the field amid barbed barracking.
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Reuter
Londol
Huby
Wales
Bahan
Interna Fional
Evening Standard
Hughy Union
Alleged Combine Speech on Warship Construction
London Monday Sir Francis Dridgeman First Lord of the Admiralty reviewed government records and said other great maritime nations including the United States, Russia, and Italy laid down hundreds of airship destroyers while Britain's output was eleven. He questioned the competitive pace of new warship construction.
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London
Ludlow
Francis Dridgeman
Admiralty
United States
Rice
Italy
Britain
No Rush For Claims on Idle Treasury Funds
A report quotes the Secretary to the Federal Treasury noting that idle funds could not be withdrawn or employed. Daily payments range from £40,000 to £20,000 as discussions consider transferring money into new bonds to earn interest. The Treasury weighs authority and risks, while owners face delays and potential losses, with tracing of bonds difficult as they change hands.
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Federal Treasury
Mrr
J. Wh.tolling
Treasury
Commonwealth
Russia's Slogan and Industrial Push Amid Supply Strains
A fragmentary report notes a new state led slogan promoting wine industry railway and commerce with aims of profit. Piece-work and overtime bonuses drive worker output as about 410000 potential workers exist. Burgeoning housing and mushroom production elsewhere show mixed progress while cooperative preofulations falter. Bricklayers average 1500 bricks daily but grain traders hesitant to sell grain threaten policy success.
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Euler
Nova Enilliom
Yada
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Golme la Shewe
Hannah Ollie Commons
Muuedee
Nike Hanke
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Sir Frank Heath
Electrolytic Zine Company
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