Goldfields Mystery Inquest Continues At Kalgoorlie
In Kalgoorlie on Wednesday the inquest into the deaths at the Goldfields continues with Detectives Walsh and Pitman presenting evidence. Crowds gathered outside the courthouse as witnesses described gun and earth disturbance sites, with blood and petrol canisters linked to the case. Key statements raised questions about the plan and timing of the alleged murder plot and the involvement of Clarke and Coulter.
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Walsh
Pitman
Kitnes
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Hepkirr
Cornwall
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Stirnl
Arthur Haynes
Larke Wituers Mt
Yad
Mr. Pot
Gaok
Clarke
Eaniler
Bitte
Bat
Earth
Coulter
Port Hospital Board Special Meeting Held
A Port Hospital Board special meeting was held to discuss correspondence from the Chief Secretary and decisions from the prior session. The gathering, presided by Ramsay, deferred action until fuller attendance including Mr W Robinette and Mr Coffey, with notes by the secretary and chair.
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Port Hospital Board
Ambers
W. Robinette
Coffey
Ramsay
Messrs
A. KE
Tut
JS. Cockhurn
Amt
Lark
MeMal Atlow
Cetairman
Petars Math
Stag Committee Motion Carried On Agreeable Vote
An inquiry by the special committee led to an agreeable stance by the stag. The motion, sponsored by Mr Turley, was carried with Mr Clark voting in favor after a brief record review.
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Turley
Clark
Atit
Across Wide Seal and Amateur Ties in New Zealand
A garbled report notes an early international telecommunication effort between New Zealand and America involving a three cornered Lat claim. An American operator comments on a notable early achievement, with an unfinished remark about a pup named Heeler.
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Connie Taske
New Zealand
America
No Bidders at Sydney Territory Sale Auction
Legal notice notes no bidders at a Sydney sale. Details are garbled but reference appears to a sale in a territory, with improvements and monetary figures misread. The fragment mentions contimnt fauitee and a person’s wife, suggesting an estate or property disposition process.
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Sydney
First Australian Submarine Launched in Britain
The first of Australia's two submarines was launched at Darmew in Britain, marking a significant milestone for the Australian Navy and its undersea fleet.
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Britain
United Service
Australia
Deed
Darmew
England Final Day Test Echoes, Poor Weather Slows Play
England battle to salvage a day's play as rain and slow over rates disrupt proceedings. Wickets fall amid cautious batting, Hendren hits two fine squares while England fight to tense the USW and Woolies partnership stands at 94. A steady display by Collins and steady hands from the fielders keeps the Aussies in check as the innings ends with 201 minutes used and Wie 127.
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Lungland
el Wickers
Mendrem
Wickers
Hichardsin
Wichardyon
Hendren
Cape
Aminut
Theldi
Mmehardson
COLLINS CRITICISED OVER DREADFUL IMMATTER
A garbled report from Wednexles and Daily Mirror correspondent decries Collins for a “really dreadful” innings. The article claims the critique targets his conduct and notes widespread media backlash. Details are obscured by the OCR text but reference to a tense cricket match and public reaction remain evident.
Unclear Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent events or identifiable names. Unable to determine a factual main item, place, or date for a reliable summary.
Bob Crockett Views on Bowling and Batting Contests
Fragmentary notes reveal Bob Crockett critiquing bowling at a funeral ceremony, praising batting, and discussing spectators and strategy. The jagged text references sports terms, a tied or contentious critique, and mentions a match context without clear names or dates.
Adelaide police bribery inquiry at Tattersall's Club
At Adelaide on Wednesday police bribery inquiries touched Tattersall's Club scenes. Counsel argued many points required to interview witnesses, while the commissioner urged allowing key witnesses to attend. A secretary of the club named bookmakers among long‑standing members, with cautions given to witnesses about testifying and identifying bookmakers to police seating.
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Adelaide
Biell
Aldernath
Juhn Steven Malone
Tallerulie Glib
Lawledge
Inwohinaki
Malone
Lefiere
Tech
Ee Miele
Goncerni
Cars of Tomorrow Vision From United Service Boston
The Boston report summarizes a future of motor cars with extraordinary fuel efficiency. It predicts 450 miles per gallon of petrol and 10 000 miles per quart of oil, noting tires and materials will evolve. The article discusses radical spring arrangements and a nearly paper-based body concept, reflecting early optimism about automotive progress.
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United Service
Boston
Stonibeeth
Automobile Laboratorius
Cars of the Future
Cobham Sets Out England to Australia Flight
Captain Alan Cobham began a long seaplane journey from Britain to Australia, leaving at 3 o'clock amid cheering crowds. Weather looks good though tropical heat and motor issues threaten the voyage, which Cobham treats as a demonstration of viable air routes rather than a speed record. He plans to carry official correspondence and letters to Sydney and Melbourne officials.
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Rochester
Alan Cobham
Britain
Australia
Cobham
Cobhan
Bruce
Sydney
Melbourne
Addin
The White Sister at Melbourne’s Fortunate Prologue
A review of The White Sister presented at Melbourne with the Molinarts in the operatic prologue. The scene in a church with stained glass and the convent life of Angela is praised for its beauty and dramatic moments. Lillis Gish and Arn Tonal Colman star in the ensemble.
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Molinarts
ACS
Whiel Honna
Althureh
Tex
Hone
Tatham
Peney
Gene
Australia
We Nations Assembly
Yesslel
Austral
Port Pirie
A.M. Taylor
Norttingtam
Angela Yas
Referendum Debate and Nationalist Support in New South Wales
The Nationalist Party in New South Wales states it supports a referendum and presents two proposed reforms to the Federal Constitution. Mr Ravine Titik was named as backing the resolutions and will explain the party's reasons in due course.
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Sypey
Usam Federal
Oppori- Viet Today
Ravine Titik Dee Wax
Hoel’s claim on Mavariney as world’s best Gat
Hoel asserts Mavariney is the best Gat in the world, stating strong praise for the fighter’s abilities. No corroborating details or opposing views are provided in the fragment.
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Hoel
Australians Begin Northamptonshire Match Amid Rain
Fragmentary report from The Teeunder in London notes the Australians starting against Northamptonshire Fitzroy at Northampton. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate an early stage of play with weather affecting proceedings and players Hawkins, Times, Titel Murchin, Nichols Marartney, and Weed mentioned in a disrupted text.
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Northampton
Northamptonshire
Fitzroy
Wall
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Times
Titel Murchin
Nichols Marartney
Mboitios
Australia
Boys Ordered to Pay Fine in Local Court Dispute
In a council session a report noted two boys were ordered to pay a fine plus costs for offenses. The inspector and mayor debated responsibility and possible leniency, praising vigilance but questioning penalties on youths. The discussion referenced prior similar cases and highlighted tension between enforcement and fairness.
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Gr Colley
Spector
Tate
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Hodder
Stoughton
Mauro
Australia
New York
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New South Wales
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Chutom
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Scot
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Hurley
South Sea Isles
Lisne
Carrimore
Carrimore Im “De|Jumgle Woman.” Grace Jommercnight
Hobby & Spésey Girl
Crystal Brook Girls Club Social at Mrs Thomas Home
Crystal Brook Girls Club enjoyed a social at Mrs A K Thomas residence with a large attendance. Members partook in parlor games and forms of entertainment. The prize for the wearing of a song was won by Allsg G Melville and a booby prize went to Mrs J Quintin. Miss Rathray bid farewell as she departed for Port Pirie in a musical evening hosted by Mrs T Dinesford.
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Crystal Brook Girls Club
A. K.thomas
Allsg G
Ead Issa
Mt. ‘Suidley
Sliss Ford
Thomas
T. Dinesford
Rath Ray
Port Pirie
Visiting Peterborough Juniors praised for warm reception in Pirie
An observer from Peterborough Junior soccer visits Pirie and expresses gratitude for the cordial reception and high standard of play shown by the Pirie team. The letter notes the visiting players were impressed by the skill level achieved in a short time and acknowledges injuries and notable performances by several local players and officials.
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Naldane
Bart
Bairstow
Baker
Ler
Allam Gouller
Wml
Rapiain
Deve
Inka
Seamen's Union Registration Refused in Sydney Hearing
Industrial Registrar Webb reserved judgment on registering either rival seamen union. Evidence showed competing factions claiming control, with the Federated union possible but challenged as a genuine industrial association. The decision hinges on whether the union meets statutory definitions and genuine representation.
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Sydney
Tela Webb
Sea- Federatea
Vinge
Tndustive
Fide Industria! Union
Secretary Reinstated at Castle Seamen’s Wing
William Inissack was reinstated as secretary of the Castle Seamen's Wing today, following a period of absence. The move restores leadership within the wing and signals continuity in governance.
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William “Inissack
Castle Seamen's Wing
Hein Mei
Interference Resented at South Australian Men’s Union
Adelaide address reports members meeting at Port Adelaide hall to discuss union conduct. Jacob Johannsen approves of no interference by any party and warns against any alteration in the union’s rules or constitution.
Rescue at sea ends with hero on shore
A dramatic hydroplane incident off Long Island left the craft in trouble as the pilot battled cramps and steering loss. Spectators reported the craft skidded toward rocks and the pilot narrowly reached land, with bystanders rallying to aid the distressed crew amid fading daylight.
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United Service
Long Island
Ina
Canada's Peculiar Position in The Recorder
Ottawa Tuesday reports describe the Canadian situation amid political shifts. Mr Meckenzie Ki was accepted, swearing in not yet complete, and ministers re-entered the House after confirmation. Agnes McPhail is noted for shifting support, contributing to government downfall. designation follows.
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Recorder
Ottawa
Adisiustr
Meckenzie
Lontral
Tor
Turin
Rwal
Atsighan
Walil
Melshan
Agnes McPhail
Hams
Meighan Sworn Ottawa Prime Minister in Sept Election Expected
In Ottawa on Wednesday Meighan was sworn as Prime Minister. An election is likely in September. Protests arise among Mackenzie King government supporters over the Governor General's refusal to dissolve parliament. Conservatives claim a working majority. Liberals doubt the Governor General's move. The current session will last only a few days.
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Ottawa
Han
Meighan
Lily O2an
Mackenzie King
Mouse of Mines
Conserva
Football selections feature Torren s Pirie team for Saturday
In a special Pirie Football Association meeting the lineup for Port Pirie’s Saturday match was announced with A C Patternan, RJ Basson, V McKay and G Kearns among named players. Waters replaces S Leahey who was injured. The Tor Fens regular eighteen, with Day etturt replacing No Leek, will face Broken MM in a Memorial Oval game at 2 30.
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Memorial Oval
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G. Cavenelt
L Jeffery
V. Schulz
A. Glenn
C. Lacey
R. Jeffery
C. Doney
A. Jones
L. Metarter
L.mount
C. Mount
C. McEntee
Ry Johnstone
V. Curthoys
Victorian Assembly Opens Under New Governor Somers
Melbourne briefing notes the Victorian State Parliament opening with Lord Somers as governor. The speech hints at electoral redistribution to 24 metropolitan and 4 country electorates, a rural bank proposal, and other government intimations.
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Lord Somers
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