Naval Conference Opens With Early Deliberations at St James Palace
A London report notes the Naval Conference begins its first session at St James Palace with delegations gathering. Mr MacDonald dies unexpectedly, and in an afternoon broadcast he urges progress toward peace, outlining two main proposals: limit naval competition and curb overall military programs.
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Wallaroo and Water Use at Dam Supply Debate
Wallaroo town council discusses water restrictions and charging for dam water. Residents question who pays for garden irrigation and memorial garden trees as 373,000 gallons were stored after heavy rain. Council votes to request 2000 gallons for the Memorial Arch area and cemetery trees, amid complaints of privleges for clubs and individuals.
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Wandearah Surprise Party For Bass Jacobs
A surprise party was held at Wandearah North on Saturday night to celebrate the coming of age of Bass Jacobs. Guests included Mr and Mrs J R Jacobs and many neighbors. festivities featured songs, dancing, and gifts including a door key.
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Adelaide market notes on London Metal Exchange prices
Australian Wines and Moises Association reports January 22 London Metal Exchange bids with spot and forward quotes for copper lead and zinc. Spot and forward prices show slight declines and shifts in tonnages and settlements for the coming shipments.
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Melbourne Heat Record Disrupts City Pace
Melbourne endures another scorching day as temperatures spike, with readings around 105.5 degrees. Local officials warn misery for residents amid heat wave conditions and ongoing power strain.
Children Killed In Bus Crash At Cleveland Level Crossing
A bus collision near Cleveland with a New York Central train bound for Chicago killed ten children and injured many others as the bus was crossing against signals. The driver reportedly waited between the two trains before the impact, and seven other riders were seriously hurt.
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Racing notes on Victoria Park event and notable horses
Sporting notes from Charings describe previews and expectations at Victoria Park with emphasis on contenders such as Adon Gambais and Infante in weight events. The piece lists likely runners for apprentices, welter, and handicap races, naming horses like Glentonan, Greenun, Suzuri, and Double It, while noting expected outcomes and possible upset chances.
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Greenun
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Penurious Chicago and the Plight of Public Institutions
Chicago reports a depleted civic drawing and complete lack of funds for municipal services. Public institutions including hospitals, schools, and police face wage arrears since November, with about one hundred graduate nurses and hospital staff awaiting salaries. Officials warn of food and fuel shortages as the city struggles to meet basic operating costs.
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Australian tobacco policy questioned by inquiry
Melbourne evidence presented to the Federal Parliamentary Select Committee on the tobacco industry. Tr Alvell of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research cites prejudice against local tobacco and calls for a bounty to boost the industry. G Sleg, Commonwealth Director of Tobaccos, argues for a strong foundation to compete globally and protect the industry from cheap imports.
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de Filvelt
Crime in United States Calls for Adequate Remedies
Washington reports Judge Wilkersham, author of a famous prohibition enforcement study, criticized current crime control as inadequate. He warned that evils linked to liquor have grown over a long period and demanded stronger actions to restore law and order in the United States.
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Lquor
England
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Australia
Stratford mayor Thomas Brown sought after defalcations
A sensational case centers on Thomas Brown, longtime Stratford sportsman and five time mayor, missing after allegedly diverting funds from clients. Attorneys say he owed thousands to widows and banks, with £40,000 shortages and £1009 pledges. He vanished after leaving for New York then South America.
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New York
South America
Mayor's Misstatement Provokes Public Critique
A cautious council debate reveals concerns over speeding and dangerous driving. G A Degenbaral notes he intends to warn citizens and welcomes critique to improve safety. He discusses drivers ignoring rules and promises to address the issue with authorities and the public.
Melbourne court to hear coal mine wage dispute awards
Disrupted NSW coal industry stakes in a legality fight as interim wage awards are contested. Arbitration hearings near in Sydney with the Mine Federation and coal owners debating validity and next steps. A meeting of owners hints at seeking a high court ruling on the validity of interim awards amid ongoing proceedings.
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Northern 1 Miners Get AWU Backing in Sydney
The AWU convention in Sydney decided to support Northern 1 miners, voting £1000 to aid their cause. Lodges may endorse an all-out policy. At Cessnock Police Court Mr Gliney questioned penalties for 48 fined men who could face jail. Hearing into Branxton railway line charges was continued. over 100 summonses issued to Kurri Weston and Abermain miners for unlawful assembly amid a murphy protest, with more expected.
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Round the World Adventurers in Port Pirie Streets
A feature on the growing number of round the world walkers visiting Port Pirie and other ports. Reports describe their common gear, hardships, and tales from distant lands from Norway to New York, plus local encounters and plans to continue journeys across continents.
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Father of Thirty A Bitsy Scrap Public Notice
Ottawa report gives jumbled facts about Louis Dutils aged 68 linked to a large family. The fragment mentions twenty eight or twenty nine relatives and a family of seventeen brothers and sisters, with unclear details about alive status.
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Ana Slsteray
Broadcasting case losses sustained by BCL
Melbourne hearing on government policy impact on broadcasting companies reveals claims of asset losses, with parties including Praser and Wallman presenting evidence. Details cover negotiations, acts of the government, and potential renewal of service agreements. The session discusses financial exposure and industry reactions to policy shifts.
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Fire at Upper Sturt Rages Through Stables
A blaze struck the Upper Sturt residence area near Sir Josiah Symon’s property. Neighbors aided by Oliver Symon prevented spread to the house, saving the 45 year old residence as flames consumed stables hay tools and carts. Fire contained after two and a half hours.
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Sir Granville Ryier at The Hague Confirms Absence
Sir Granville Tyxie, High Commissioner of Abstrating, reports seven conferences in seven months with only one week in four spent in London. He notes meetings in Geneva Paris and The Hague, and recounts a chaotic session where signatures and formalities strained the secret police.
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Head On Collision Near Sydney Road In Melbourne
Report from Melbourne describes a severe crash on Sydney Road involving Tourstay vehicles. Injured include Robert Moreh and Harry Vessey. Burge, a 25 year old sculptor, suffered a scalp laceration and broken arm. Veinie Johnson, 43, died in the incident.
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Aerial Heroics Incident Report In London
London dispatch details an aviation event involving an officer named Micalsy who was found guilty of flying low during an aerial display over an infant school. The stunt caused injury to his sweetheart and led to severe reactions and official action.
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New Nose Given To Brave Greek Girl After Knife Attack
Greek girl Katherine Vogari, once badly slashed in a March attack by Argyropalos, has received a new nose and forehead reconstruction by Sir Henry Ni tind. Surgeons at Revell shivet Hospital report healing and expect Miss Vogari to resume work in five to six weeks.
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Railway Smash At Taoran Station Injures Many
An accident involving a railway train at Taoran station injured a number of people. The signal failure and travel disruptions were reported, with crew and guards described as unharmed or in status. A New Year's Day collision near Seymour also noted, as crew showed anger.
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Seymour
Fatal Fall Claims Child At Norwood Home
Adelaide report of three year old Jean Manning who died at the Children's Hospital from injuries after separating from her father on a moving lorry in Willismatreet Norwood. The incident occurred when she allegedly fell from the cart and struck her head causing fatal injuries.
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Airplane Crash Tragedy Kills Five Passengers
Report of a hired airplane crash near Dieppe. five people died including the pilot and four passengers. Names and exact identities unclear due to damaged text. Passengers were en route to a football match when the plane went down during the Sunday flight. Rescue teams recovered the wreckage from near Dieppe as investigators search for causes.
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Capt Chichester’s perilous voyage from Britain to Australia
Capt Chichester, identified as Oyink, sailed alone from Britain toward Australia, leaving Sourabaye for Koenang this morning. He plans to cross the Timor Sea tomorrow, described as the voyage’s most dangerous part, with a planned landing at Port Darwin.
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Port Adelaide pistol offenders fined under licensing act
In Port Adelaide Police Court, ten unlicensed pistol carriers were fined 10 pounds each for possessing unlicensed firearms during a raid at the Port Adelaide area. Defendants claimed protection for waterworks workers, and one spoke of personal hardships. authorities noted volunteer mobster links and patrols intensified.
Visiting athletes welcomed to Melbourne event
Melbourne hosts visiting athletes as Mayor Luxtom welcomes a party at Town Hall. Officials note preparations for the Australian amateur championships and expect strong attendance, with interest in the 5 mile event and overseas competitors. Weather praised by organizers and participants.
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