Wharf Fatality in Hold Aboard Esperance Bay
A laborer named Whiteford died in the hold after a lightning strike and collapse aboard the steamer Gard at Port Adelaide. The accident halted work as the crew and authorities investigated. Port Adelaide workers observed a night of mourning with a memorial breakfast.
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Rae Saarteal
Tyre
Denier Spith
Gielaid Electeie Supply Compass
Iquver
Port Adelaide
Osher
Atte Feresters
Capri Cathcord Loder
Viter
Gard Tor Tesla Wits
Esperance Bay
Britain
Tornado Strikes Klexeland Ohio Injures Six Reported Fatalities
A Sunday tornado in Klexeland Ohio caused extensive damage with six people killed and MA injured. Homes and buildings collapsed as the storm plowed through the area, with property losses estimated around 20000 dollars. Rescue and recovery efforts were underway as authorities assessed the damage.
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Rekitter
Serine Klexeland
Ohio
Sunlay
Wwe
Cleveland
Pittshing Tre
Natan
Aueregiete
S.N Siolkur
Adelaide Police Arrest Yorke Chambers Land Agent
Law courts report John L. Shearer a Yorke Chambers land agent arrested in Auckland on Saturday. He was brought before the police in Wellington and will likely be extradited to Adelaide on charges of false pretences relating to land sales. Detective Noblet will travel to New Zealand to escort him back.
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Adelaide
John L. Shearer
Yorke Chambers
Adeliste
Aucke Jal
Shearer
Uvrr
Wellington
Noblet
New Zealand
Murder Charge With Drawn In Trial Scheduled
Sister Cosgrove stood for trial by Dr Ramsay and City Coroner on a murder charge but will not appear in court. The Crown informed Chief Justice Murray that no further information would be presented against him. He was the driver of a motor vehicle involved in a collision on Port Road. George Thebaty Parrott later died at the public hospital.
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Cosgrove
Ramsay With
Murray
George
Port Road
Parrott
Marvey
Australia
Gallipell
Bute
Sumlay
Kendrew
Harvey
Trarvey
Snowy
Igus
Dimaser Hert
Remanded to Adelaide man charged with theft case
Oral Neill’s exploits of Nojo a few weeks have been much talked about in this district. He was brought before the Police Court again on Monday charged with obtaining £55 from Marles Edward Nettle of Lo Lhe original pare reward to the detective Melhnish.
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Hrouren
Oral Neill
Sydney Court Reverses Conviction in Death Sentence
The Hull Court of Criminal Appeal sets aside a murder conviction and imposes a new sentence of death as the case details unfold. The proceedings reference Stuigson for the defense and the appeal documents list Chit and Hedy Uriel Simpson among those involved.
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Sydney
Hull
Mr Day's Death At Mutiny Meeting Report
A partial report recalls Mr Day's death during a Bombay service and notes a meeting of Mutiny Court and statements linking the incident to Gandhi’s influence. The article mentions authorities and political murders as context, with names and responses recorded in a fragmentary fashion.
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Stunay
Judi Suvionalot
Serajens
Gopinath Saha
Tne
Ee Mutiny
Vichy
Mr. Gandhi
Salis
Sawamayian
Joe Sergei
Shah
Bute tragedy and motive puzzle in fatal smash
In Bute a man Harvey killed his wife and baby in a tragedy met with deep grief. Jealousy is blamed, but police and friends offer various views. Harvey wounded, hospital care continued as funeral scenes marked the graves. In New South Wales a separate fatal crash near Parramatta left Ernest Prosser dead and Ivy McDowell injured as a lorry blocked a river embankment.
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Adelatve
Herman Edward Marve
Iummnat
Mel Harvey
Wil Hla
Fox
Bute
Walihan Hepital
Harvey
Dullet
Sydney
Parramatta
Ernest F. Prosser
Mosman
Ivy McDowell
Darlinghurst
Arthur Woods
Woods
E. Figgis
Boys for England Party Expands From Adelaide
In Adelaide Mr J Simons founder and director of the Young Australia League and Mr E R Marle secretary announce vacancies for ten South Australian boys aged 14 to 17 to join a 100 strong party bound for Europe. The tour from November 29 includes Great Britain France Switzerland Italy Rome and Australian cemeteries visit. The total cost including fares and uniform is £196 per boy with expenses paid by each participant.
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J. Simons
Ut the
Young Australia League
E.R. Marle
Europe
Awe
Simons
Tekmorrow
Moreton Bay
Great Britain
France
Switzerland
Maly
Rome
Adelaide Manila Dealing Quiet at Whalesalt Market
Commercial note reports a quiet morning at the markets with scarce mowers and exhausted beans. Apples and mandarins show limited supply, while prices and cases vary. brief, garbled entries mention Renmark and other produce like oranges and peppers.
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Adelaide
Manila
Trott
Tly
Soft goods firm gives up
Ambiguous fragments describe a soft goods firm and a figure named Maurer, with unclear references to individuals Senile WA and George Street. The text appears garbled, offering no coherent events, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize beyond a general business surrender.
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George Street
Squins
Heating innovation for railways praised by official
Adelaide reports Mr W A Webby, chief railway commissioner, highlighted new electrical heaters for trains. He noted the old foot warmers are inefficient, and the electric system offers individual compartment control raising carriage temperature up by seven degrees. Several country trains already equipped.
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Adelaide
Mumlas Hus
W. A. Webby
Williamstown Dockyard Sold to Melbourne Harbor Trust
Melbourne reports final agreement reached for sale of Williamstown stock to the Melbourne Harbor Trust by the Commonwealth at a price of £150.04. Includes government confirmation of finality and transfer details.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Harbor Trust
Commonwealth
Williamstown
Victoria election results in doubt and Cabinet decision
Victorian elections leave the result uncertain with Labor Nationalists and Farmers Union likely in the new House. Seats in doubt include Mornington Warrnambool Upper Goulburn Dalhousie and Gippsland West. Some predict a Labor government with Country Party support while others foresee a coalition between anti Labor camps. The State Cabinet meets tomorrow to decide. Premier Sir Alexander Peacock remains reticent pending final results and cabinet consultation. He must face the House as Premier to secure Supply.
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Mornington
Warrnambool
Goulburn
Dalhousie
Gippsland West
Country Party
Labor
Alexander Peacock
Senate debate on new division of Victorian Senate districts
Melbourne Mondas Cham ber Agriculture representative urged Senator Pearce to adopt three intrastate divisions for the Senate election. Pearce argued the Senate represents the states, not political factions, and advised referring the matter to the Cabinet.
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Melbourne
Mondas
Chamber Agriculture
Pearce
Senate
Victoria
Pearen
Kyogle Case Intercepted Stores at Fremantle Pickets
Intercepting vehicles carrying stores for the steamer Kyogle, Fremantle pickets persuaded drivers not to deliver to the vessel. If no stores are admitted today, the position will be serious.
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Fremantle
Kyogle
Rescued from the Surf at Bondi in Courageous Feat
Sydney reports a Melbourne man Frank Fritsch and a companion entering Bondi surf when a dangerous undertow swept Fritsch 600 yards offshore. Lifesaver William Clarke sprinted a quarter mile, launched a lifeboat, swam to Fritsch, and brought him to shore despite immersion and fatigue.
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Sydney
Viitor
Melbourne
Frank ‘Trisch
Bondi
England Traits and the Vision of Baldwin’s England
An analysis of Baldwin’s portrayal of English character during crisis, highlighting the ideal of the steadfast Englishman. The piece cites a festival dinner at The Times and reflects on sensory motifs like the hammer on the anvil and wood smoke to define national identity and heritage.
Britain and Soviet Deadlock Reached Over Debt Talks
The Daily Telegraph reports a complete deadlock in Soviet negotiations. A plenary meeting has been deferred for weeks as Britain and Ponsonby demand no break until the last extremity. Talks moved to the city as bankers seek a formula for debt recognition with a high interest offer and a demand that debts be reduced to ten percent of their original value.
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Daily Telegraph
Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Ponsonby
Portugese Palace Ransacked in Lisbon Scandal
London based Paris correspondent reports Villa Viçosa the royal summer residence of ex King Manuel was looted by burglars. Loot valued at about £1,500,000 included silver service tapestries gold vases and master paintings. King Carlos was there when he signed a decree deporting Republican leaders and later stated he felt his death warrant. Two days later the King and his eldest son were murdered in Lisbon.
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Reuter
London
Paris
Daily Chronicle
Lisbon
Villa Vicosa
Portugal
Manuel
Carlos
Republican Movement
Fire on Otaki steamer aboard cargo hold
A Reuters dispatch from London reports the steamer Otaki arrived with a fire in the fourth hold of its cargo. The blaze was under control by the time the Neasel sailed for London today.
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Reuter
London
Andy
L. Palmas
Otaki Rowlington
Port Lyttelton Dispute Mediator Named in Sydney
Minister for Customs Munday Mi Pratten agreed to act as mediator in the Port Lyttelton dispute. Hopes for a settlement are now entertained as talks proceed in Sydney.
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Sydney
Munday Mi. Pratten
Port Lyttelton
Irish Rebels Reported Free State Seeks Release
London dispatches indicate Dublin signals the Irish Free State government may be pressuring to release De Valera Art O'Brien and additional rebels at an early opportunity, hinting at a political opening.
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Reuter
London
Dublin
Irish Free State
de Valera
Art O'Brien
Highbury Smash Case Finalised in Adelaide Court
The Attorney General filed a certificate refusing to lay information in the case of George William Player. Crown Prosecutor Eric Milhouse spoke to Chief Justice Sir George Murray in the Criminal Court. Player was committed for trial on manslaughter charges connected to the Highbury Road motor crash of May 27 that killed Albert Crendennin and Annie Thompson.
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Adelaide
George William Player
Eric Milhouse
George Murray
Criminal
Player
Ramsay Smith
Highbury Road
Albert Crendennin
Annie Thompson
Morse Case Likely Cabinet Review of Death Sentence
A government petition presented last week may be considered by the Cabinet this afternoon with a recommendation sent to the Executive Council on Wednesday regarding the death sentence of Hori G. Morse. The meeting of the Executive Council is not expected to be special.
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Adelaide
Executive Council
Hori G. A. Morse
ONE STEP HIGHER SEEK FEDERAL HONORS
Brisbane Monday Litvee members of the Queenslant arliament have nominated for the Labor plebiscite in connection with the next Federal elections. For Heriver Mr. Theodore Premier will be opposed by Mr. M Ferricks, the present Labor member for South Jane. Who at one time Was a Queensland Labor Senator. Another State parliamentarian seeking Federal honors is Mr. George Carter member for Port Curtis. Altogether 37 prospective candidates have offered themselves for three Senate seats including Mrs. Huxham wife of Queensland Minister of Education.
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Queenslantarliament
Heriver
Theodore
M. Ferricks
South Jane
Port Curtis
Senate
Huxham
Queensland
Fires consume shops and billiard room in Narromine
A Narromine report states five shops and a billiard room with contents were gutted by fire early this morning. Most shops were insured. This is the third fire in six months. A separate 2 am blaze on the South Coast destroyed the Steam Packet Hotel, guests losing much money but escaping in the night.
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Narromine
Neillgen
Steam Packet Hotel
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