Downpour delays Durban cricket as England pile on runs
In Durban on Tuesday England dominate a drawn day as South Africa toil. Spectators scarcely reach three figures for a test match at a lackluster venue while England post a substantial lead aided by top scorers including Francombe and Ling. South Africa struggle with a heavy bowling tally and fielding miscues as the innings end with England well ahead.
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Resignation of Company Secretary at Broken Hill firm
Adelaide reports the board of the Broken Hill Prowzatary Company announces the resignation of Wing 40 W health as secretary, with Mr Fr Dickenson succeeded by Mr. F A M Mitchell who has served years and was assistant manager at Newcastle.
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Britain Should Help Australia War Debt and Settlement Plan
London dispatch reports demands for mass preparation for possible war and urges Britain to fund empire development. Speaker argues Australia’s wartime support boosted Britain and that generous British finance could accelerate Western Australia’s settlement and growth.
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Italian steamer Melbourne delayed as migrants refuse exit
An Italian steamer's departure from Melbourne is delayed after 426 migrants refuse to leave without guarantees of return to Italy. The Italian Consul and immigration authorities are negotiating to resolve the situation. Crews complain of poor treatment but gain promise of action. photographers are frustrated by access. Federal Director of Immigration Mr. Peace Hunter says the case is being reviewed with the Italian government and no aid will be offered without assurances.
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Policeman Prank Case Reaches Maximum Penalty
Adelaide police report a street prank involving a constable and a suspect. Detective Bargt urged the court to impose the maximum penalty, arguing the offence could be distinguished from a first offence and noting the potential for harm from the act.
Ruhr Occupation Consequences and French Expulsions Highlight Europe
A Berlin Telegraph digest reports tensions over Ruhr expulsions and arrests, with British forces facing limits on actions and possible withdrawal. German unions mobilize funds for Ruhr workers while talks with French authorities in Dusseldorf and Essen reflect ongoing pressure and potential strikes amid reparations disputes.
Railway Reform Committee Met Last Night
The railway reform committee held a meeting at the Institute to review minutes and consider citizen suggestions for rail way improvements. Present were the mayor and councilors Campbell Munn and Lacey with T N Taylor. proposals from Dr Laney Shin uick and Mr J Warren were added to the agenda.
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Billy Spits in the Beer Shipowners Criticise Lower Freights
Pirates of the Commonwealth era shipowners press for freight reductions amid losses from condemned fish at Melbourne and poor transport facilities. Fishermen seek compensation and better vans between Pine and Raney Bridge and the ration station to Adelaide. A deputation will present a case to the Commissioner.
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Freight Shortage Halts Rolling Stock Across Docks
War time freight disruption causes shortage of rolling stock forcing ships to dock at alternate ports. Cattle trucks repurposed for wheat supply. delays impact public health and market gardeners call for fair freight charges. Local council reshuffles committee to tackle transit losses and railway facilities. London report notes Commonwealth Line rebate dispute and proposed trade boost with Australia.
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Paris Plans Moratorium and Stabilization Help for Germany
Paris sources report discussions among French premier and officials on a plan to grant Germany a two year moratorium on reparations while raising an internal loan to stabilize the mark. France would forgo pledged concessions unless assured of timely payments and reparations.
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Germans Stop Strike Breaker Order Issued
Monday in Denlin Hermes reports an order forbidding payments or tax exemptions to any German official amid a Ruhr occupation strike. German iron and steel industrialists suspend business with Bronco and Belgium until Czech workers and those hired as strikebreakers are relieved.
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Ruhr Miners Strike Declared Across Ruhr District
London reports a general strike by Ruhr district miners beginning today. Paris notes the strike is cautious in nature with miners demanding pity and then softening demands. Authorities and officials discuss measures to meet the strike in coordination with Meuter and Marstin Kooh.
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Germany Ignored Tribunal in Franco-German Talk
Paris report says Germany refused to attend the Franco-German arbitral tribunal causing delays. The tribunal president stated the proceedings could not proceed without full participation. France asked for another date to resume formal talks and arbitration.
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Germany
Tebunal
Federal Politics in Melbourne Narrows to Conference Drama
Federal discussions in Melbourne centered on Country Party memos and Nationalist responses. Earle Page led a formal exchange with ultimata and proposals while leaders debated whether Hughes could attend and whether the coalition could survive a party leadership shift.
England Football Results From County Championship
In London on Monday matches produced Brighton defeating Committals 1 0 at Stamford Bridge Gartift overcoming Wetford 24 at Birmingham Forest drawing with Sheffield and Notts after extra time The report mentions Rainier and Penwill Lloyd with a halted light round in a separate note from United
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Egyptian Princess Body Found by American Archaeologist
An American archaeologist in Luxor reports the discovery of a 3000 year old Egyptian princess near Tutankhamen artifacts. The well preserved body shows signs suggesting she died from a serious organic disease after a long life, with neck emblems and jewelry indicating mobility. The body is to be sent for medical laboratory examination.
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Adjoined Betting Case in Pirie Court Delayed Again
Adjourned betting case against Harola Viner at Pirie police court was postponed as the defendant could not attend shrovel inees. Case will resume tonight. arrangements made for a train to Peterstouste on Saturday. Mayor discussed transit perishable funds and transport to Melbourne. rail route behind the DONG wharf side proposed.
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Constantinople protest over Greek actions in West Margot
Adnan-Bey civic governor of Constantinople sends a note to Allied High Commissioners protesting Greek activities in West Margot. He demands clear assurance that Greece will respect the Mudauia Convention and that foreign troops be removed, warning the Tumis Gavatoniest may deem the convention non-existent.
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Allies Reach Agreement on Turkey Debt Talks at Lausanne
Allied experts from Paris meet in Lausanne to finalize financial clauses of the treaty and resolve the Turkey debt issue. Aims include completing exchanges of populations and prisoners of war, with estimates showing some 182,000 Turks in Greek areas and 13,000,000 Greeks in Turkey. Greeks consider repatriation plans.
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Graves of Anzacs at Ari Burnu Cemetery Laussane
A fragmentary report describes Allied cemetery at Ari Burnu where many Anzacs are interred. Turkish demand to restrict the area clashed with British delegates who refused concessions. The Pro-British French and Italian delegates backed the surrender of the section as the discussion continued.
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Dispute To Be Reconvened In Lausanne Monday
The matter involving Anse graves will be taken up again tomorrow in Lausanne. It is hoped a settlement can be reached more quickly than before, with hopes pinned on progress during the reconvened discussion.
Card sharpers empty £2000 from Sydney traveler
In Sydney a man traveling back from London reported losing nearly £2000 to a gang of card sharpers aboard the steamer. He said the theft included valuables taken from his cabin. The incident occurred during the voyage and involved several sharpers posing as fellow passengers.
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Heavy penalties for book makers in Ballarat case
Melbourne dispatch reports two Ballarat street bettors imprisoned for a month with no option of parole. Noonan, a leading bookmaker, was fined £100 while his associate was fined £20. Heavy costs were ordered against both with other penalties noted.
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Death sentence commuted for Robert Turner
The Osninet today reported the death sentence of Robert Turner was commuted to 15 years imprisonment after a prior conviction for a serious offence. The Times and wireless dispatches carried related updates.
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