Lang Premier Warns of 500000 Default in NSW Debts
Australia’s financial crisis erupts as Premier Lang warns the federal government of a possible default on overseas debts if £500,000 is not secured by Monday. He cites only £400,000 available and contends the rest abroad. Government adjournments, conference delays, and fierce debate follow as Lang defends wage reform, family endowment, and a blanket national spending stance while rejecting cuts to miners’ pay. The controversy centers on NSW deficits, transport finances, and broader federal action.
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Loan Council
Yds
T. Lang
Wew South
Wales
Uist
Lang
Anstrhus Watts
Avhlofi
Tome
Vonelude
Bis Governaent Nas
Australie
Lyons
Bis Mater
Willeh
New South Wales
Tig
New South — Wales
Dartmoor Revolt Plot Fails Amid Prison Revelations
A fragmented report from London describes a thwarted Dartmoor Revolt plot. Details mention the Frog at Dartmoor Prison and last day events, with unclear references to authorities and actions by groups attempting to drive foreign entities and load wills toward a slope.
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Ondon
Darly
Skeith
Dartmoor
States Debate Budget Regulation Amid Budget Proposals
Victorian Premier noted proposed budget regulations were not fully realized though the government claimed efforts were faithful. Tasmania and Queensland speakers urged unity across states to curb drift and support revenue and export aims amid strong assertions of state responsibility.
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Pilet
McPhee
Tasmania
Anstalla
Stig
Mx. Moore
Queensland
T Lee Vastic
Adelaide Intrigue Tied to Alleged Communist Plot
Reports from Adelaide describe alleged communist agitation among waterfront workers. Federal Attorney-General Mrs J Latham is cited as linking small disputes to potential broader holds, with shipping men suspecting Red elements within Beaman's Union and waterfront unions, stirring unrest.
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Adelaide
Poifea
Ofllezrssje
Adalaide
Knowladze
Uisorganise
Mra J. Latham
Federal
Two workers killed at Major's Creek near Burwood
A cave in buried five tons of earth during prospecting near Burwood. Messrs O, MM Boyd, an engineer, and Ernest Keybe a laborer were buried this afternoon. Both men died at once or shortly after digging out.
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Sydney
Priday
Boyds
Argllomeer
Ernest Keybe
Leborar
Major’s Creek
Burwood
Wader
Church Services and Memorial Remembrance Schedule
Readable church notices detail tomorrow services at Central Ghuréh with morning and evening worship led by Rov J He Drosst and Rev Leslie Asser, plus solo by Nell Sampson. Memorial service planned for Tuesday in Solomontown with Rev A Steuang Migg Whilg, and additional notices for Warnertown and other locations including baptist circuit plans and Harvest festival observances.
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Ghuréh
Taylor
Holla Tennyson
Odgers
Sampson
Grassley
Solomontown
A. T.steuag
G. Longbottom
Alvan
Né' Eld
Daing
D.longbottom
Tohugard
Methomiat
Order of Kalelites
Solomomowit- Af
Central Baptist
Choron
Leslie Asser
Wid. Odgers
Theo
Anil
Asser
Lowell
Wolsiwie
Not Sanctioned Statement on Ban and Government
Fragmentary report notes discussions on sanctioning an application and obligations to be met. Mentions Connell, Land, Wales, and a £500,000 figure. References a Commonwealth Government decision and a forthcoming statement by the Prime Minister.
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Connell
Aujonirard
Land
Baik
Bouith
Wales
Ime
Commonwealth
War Scare at Shanghai and Foreign Settlement Fortified
Shanghai reports say Japanese naval forces attacked the city with guns and bombs while British and American residents fortified the international settlement with barbed wire entanglements. The page describes heavy fighting near the Chapel district overnight with Chinese and Japanese casualties, Japanese shells hitting local areas, and reports of Japanese planes dropping bombs causing extensive damage.
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United Service
Shanghai
Chingse
At Ie
America
Britain
Shinzawa
Battle near Shanghaly yields bombardment and withdrawal
A fragmentary report describes a force engaging Japanese destroyers about 44 miles north of Shanghaly. After a brief bombardment a landing began but met strong resistance from Gitness Ge Tenders, leading to a withdrawal. Forts were reportedly reoccupied after renewed bombardment.
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Weosune
Borth
Shanghaly
Amd
Leap to death at bridge over river incident
Reported in Wake County depictions, Jonathan Byrne, described as a prominent figure, leaped from a bridge about sixty feet above the Flimoy River. The disaster, witnessed by Rankdiampion Wash, left no survivors. Both the killer and the victim were carried away by the surge, with authorities noting no clear reason or escape since.
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Jona. Byrne
Tig
Cyclist Injured in Murray Road Crash
A cyclist, Mr. T, from Solomontown, was struck by a motorist at the intersection of Bamond Road and Terrace. He appeared dazed, then fell, and was knocked from his machine. He was taken by car to Pirie Hospital for treatment with facial injuries.
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Murray Swas
Mr. Stewarte
Pirie” Hospital
Unclear fragment hints at inquest testimony
Fragmentary OCR recalls a witness named Siyeatold at an inquest about a death. Elsie Cote is mentioned amid emotional playmates and warnings. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Siyeatold
Tsabed Newton
Bebly
Train derailment injures nine passengers in Sydney
A derailed train near Sydney injured nine passengers as carriages partly overturned. Reports say the electric lines were affected and several cars collided. Investigations to determine the cause are underway.
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Sydney
Respite After the Daliglisyily Tale
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and misread lines about dates and events. The readable portions mention weeks, weather references, and a structure resembling a public notice or column segment. Distinct entities are unclear due to severe corruption. no clear persons or organizations can be reliably identified.
Lost submarine M2 crew mourned after sinking
British Admiralty reports the deaths of personnel from submarine M2 presumed after it sank near Portland Bill. Official lists of victims are being prepared as inquiries continue into the loss.
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Ayean
Lodon
Mer
Frenzied Search for Submarine Crew Underway
Frantic rescue efforts continue as divers work to locate the submarine and ten crew members after a destroyer dropped depth charges. Rear Admiral Little leads the operation amid dwindling hopes and ongoing diving activity.
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Ae Presswllyis
Subire
Suchor
Elares
Litlle
Gann
Maniine
Fire at Nelstaby Routs Through Nearby Grounds
A fire yesterday afternoon at Nelstaby damaged dry grass and rushes before firefighters contained it. Mr ATM Lawile arrived quickly and a telephoned alert enabled local police and constables to respond. the blaze caused about 40 pounds of damage before it was brought under control.
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Kesurya
Nelstaby
Wil-James
Atm Lawile
Wna Pirie Police
Mauntea
Mauhoud
Fraser
Willett
South Africa holds on as Australia bowled in Adelaide
Visitors at Adelaide hold on in fourth TEST with strong bowling by Grimmett and Griffith. Mitchell top scores for South Africa with 75 before fading, while Taylor contributed a swift 78 to steady the innings. Crowd estimated 11 000 to 15 000 watched as both sides battled on a perfect wicket with Australia in pursuit and South Africa defending.
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Adelaide
Titchell
Taylor
South ‘Africa
Ike
Springboks
Vistors
Guenewaor Christy
Sokels
Yhumeth
Pumaumtent
Hsp
Evan
Partnersip
Ryns’ Vussérs
Mitchell
Maytor
Bieht
Miny
Grimgalett
Grimmett
Markel
Wil
Boultr
Andrews-110 Brisbane: Bright scores in cricket clash
In a Brisbane ground match, former Wales player Andrews scored a rapid half century, after two earlier batsmen fell for nine. Ongoing partnerships with Bensteat and Litoxenician helped Queensland mount a strong stand, aiming for a notable century despite stalled play.
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Brisbane
Frida Bright
Queensland
Sheffield
Sunday School Rise At Pirie South Unite Growth
A local Methodist Sunday school in Pirie Sunday School shows rising involvement with a sixteenth year youth class contributing savings to the Home Mission Department. Superintendent Taylor notes a 180 membership, ages eleven to sixteen, and a young men’s class now forming. A band of twenty to twenty four volunteers, led by Rev. Grassley, engage in fellowship and church service as many graduates enter church roles. The school is tied to mission work and continues to nurture teachers and primary departments with several named leaders and assistants.
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MIT
Sehool
Intermediate success at Adelaide University event sparks debate
An unclear fragment notes a University of Adelaide event and mentions individuals identified as Sergout and Lorreine. The text is incomplete but implies a notable outcome or publication related to an intermediate achievement. Further details are needed to confirm dates, roles, and exact context.
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Ahi
Auerasstul
University of Adelaide
Ann Theher
Lorreine
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