Irish Envoys Questioned Over Transport Delays
Irish envoys remain in Long Bay Prison as deportation questions spark confusion over passage visas and ship options. Mr Sproul of Oscems Steamship says Ventura could carry them to America only if they stop in the United States, with a plan to route to Ireland. Officials debate who could arrange passages and whether the envoys faced deportation or ongoing detention.
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Poquiries
Cade
Sydney
United States
Jaupfapese Presbuers
Vans
Port
VA. Sproul
Oscems Steamship Company
Caplan
Intelligence Department
America
Commonwealth
Amatiia
Ireland
Paul Freeman
Australia
Rik
Unites States
Sproul
Nis Linw
Chp Oceanus Steamship Company
Aki Mani
Brand
Viewtora
Fathue O'Flannagan
J. J O'Kelly
Man Blamed for Assault on Wife at Lammeron Court
John Campbell Hunter, 60, appeared before Mr Justice Poole charged with assaulting and injuring his wife at Lammeron. He admitted the offense, acknowledged his drinking problem, and was committed for trial, with sentence deferred.
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Avelalle
Thesday
John Campbell Hunter
Justice Poole
Ertroinni
Aye
Lamameron
Ital
Iue
Lauimerne
Hf. Mayo
Controlling the Meat Router's Service in London
The Union Cold Storage Company plans to raise capital to 8 780 000 by 2 300 000 per cent cumulative preference shares and 700 000 ordinary shares. It will acquire all ordinary shares in British Argentine Meat Co Eastmans Fletchers Meat Importers Argenta British Beet Co North American Meat Co Landsdale and Thompson Johnny Layton Co Don nla Conkami Son from Western United Investment Company for four million sterling. The firms run over 2 400 retail shops depots and market stalls in Britain and operate factories and wholesale outlets.
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London
Union Cold Storage Company
Sbvaroner
Western United Investment Company
Argentine Meat Co
Eastman's
Fletchers
Argenta ‘British Beet Co
North Anatrainn’ Meat Go
Landsdale and Thompson
Jonny Layton and Co
Donnla Conkami Son
Britany Abso
Revision of Prayer Book Proposals in Westminster
London Monday discussions focus on long stalled Prayer Book revision after 260 years. House of Clergy and House of Bishops consider extensive amendments and agenda papers. Debates expected to span several days in both Houses.
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London
Church of Bogs
Westminster
House of Clerey
House of Bishops
Reparations Debate and Occupied Germany Tensions
The Times reports Berlin's stance shifting as M Poincare's latest speech is viewed through Baldwin era questions. Rumors fade into disillusionment, with German nationalist voices declaring passive resistance failed and rising spontaneous action as the only hope. Sabotage praise contrasts with its harm to civilians and economy. Brussels notes anger over the Belgians wrecking train incident and rising hostage threats.
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Luondom
the Times
Berlin
M. Poincemec
France
Baldwin
Joreen
Bellan Woop
Solomontown Beats Crystal Brook In Local Basketball Match
Solomontown senior team led Crystal Brook early and held on to win by four goals in a tense senior game at Crystal Brook. Mitchell replaced Lannfors, and Miller of Crystal Brook was temporarily knocked out after colliding with a wall but returned to play. The Solomontown junior also won. N Lorinar umpired, with Ti Sandery awarded best Crystal Brook player.
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Thames
Solomontown
Crystal Brook
BR. Lannsfora
Mitchell
Miller
Crystal Crook
Solomontown Junit
N. Lorlinar
Ti. Sandery
Ms. Manning
Shop, Morgan and Co
Rev. Perry
Vissue Twama
Hor
J. Albory Andrewe En A
Belgian casualties rise after Dulsberg blast terror wave
Reuters reports eighteen Belgians killed in the Dulsberg explosion triggering harsher measures. Occupied Germany severs link to unoccupied areas, and thousands of workers lose cross-border access. Sabotage warnings escalate as authorities vow tough actions. In Mayence, fuse bombs found near a tunnel cause brief explosions and French reprisals widen.
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Reuters
Berlin
Tagblatt
Walamar Dilsberg
Germany
iReuter
Rom Morday
Mayense
Ruhr
Simmons 40
Kensington District Women Outnumber Men in London
Kensington shows the highest female to male ratio among London districts with 1594 women versus 4000 men, indicating a greater share of women in the community than other areas.
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Kensington
London
Amusement tax debate over Empire Exhibition entry charges
London report on Sir Joynson Hicks’s motion to exempt Empire Exhibition admission from entertainment tax. The clause would have exempted overseas visitors from the levy, while sideshow amusements could be taxed. Hicks withdrew the proposal as a gesture of goodwill to the Dominions.
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Reuter
London
House of Amons
Sir Joynson Ticks
Joynson Hicky
John Simon
W. M Prindle
Dominions
Wedewood Benn
Joynson Hicks
Ironfeal
Hickson Mission Adelaide Healers Claim Instant Cures At Cathedral
A large crowd gathered at Peter's Cathedral as Rev Hickson led a service featuring numerous instantaneous healing claims. The sermon urged renewed faith and a living Christ beside believers today. Attendees brought in private case sheets for prayer as Bishop Thomas blessed the supplicants.
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Mr. Hickson
Hosa
Jeana Christ
Chita
Jackson
Thomas
Hickson
NSW Coal Strike Talks Resume After Deadlock
Mr A C Willis of the Miners Federation said the Northern valleys deadlock will shift after today's conference. The meeting, opened by C W Oakes acting premier of New South Wales, resumes tomorrow as negotiations continue.
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SYMFY
A.C .Willis Generi
Tia Miners’ Federation
Vanlfields
C.W. Oakes
Pranter
New South Wales
Tomoroyv
Navigation Congress Opened in London By Duke of York
Twenty six foreign governments including Austria Ireland the Irish Free State Canada South Africa New Zealand Denmark and Rhodes Commissions the League of Nations and Lus Company were represented as the Navigation Congress began in London with a royal opening by the Duke of York.
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Reuter
London
Angus
Holland
Irish Free State
Thala
South Africa
Canada
New Zealand
League of Nations
Lusz Company
Anal Navigation
Gongrass
Duke of York
Acquitted of Manslaughter in Blackheath Keeper Case
Sydney court acquitted Woolsey Francis Randall, a Blackheath keeper, of manslaughter in the recent Eric Coming incident. A separate note mentions a rare New Zealand bird photographed there, with only four Osie Bird specimens recorded.
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Sydney
Francis Randall
Blackheath
Eric
Rosalex Lregedy
New Zealand
Irrigation Schemes Bring Water to Victoria’s Mallee
The State Rivers and Water Supply Commission of Victoria operates a lengthy canal network from Lake Lonsdale to the Mallee, supplying water for wheat blocks, stock, and drinking use. Water reaches towns like Onyen via a 250 mile channel, with gravity-fed flow from Lake Lonsdale to the Murray, enabling settlements along the Mildura line and supporting ongoing railway connections.
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State Rivers and Water Supply Commission of
Victoria
Mallee
Laks Landsdale
Neap Stawell
Wimmera
Channat Tlm
Memallee
Onyen
Lake Lonsdale
Fea Cife
Mildura
South Australian Railways
Melbourne-Mildura
Murray
Oweald
Excelsior Band Concert Delights Pirie Audience
The Excelsior Band and local artists delivered a packed show in Pirie with lush music and a standout piece The Smithy in the Woods featuring band renditions of shop, anvils and animals The recital included generous musical gifts from BAAS and praised performers Mrs John GlorecAMUA Miss Mutton Mr D Ghallon and Mrs FP McMahon among others praise from Mr Warren and Band president Mr Tonkin for a successful future
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BAAS
Excelsigh
Mra
John Glorecamua
Obfsey
Iocal
Norough
Simith
M. L. Warren
B-H.a.8
Warren
St. John Somerset
Adelaide
Somerset
Excelsior
Pirie
Managament
W. Tonkin
Piite
Goldie Holmes
M. Mutton
D. Ghallon
John Close
Minneton
Audienes
FP. McMahon
Wich
Darion
Durand
Fray Wallé
Nellis Meyrich
Harmony Club
Messrs
E. Lovell
Allen
MG. Mitchell
Conaltoton
Oddle Holmes
Pearl Palmer
Melba Stacey
Thalma Gunn
Plano
Federal Politics Royal Commission Proposed in Melbourne
The House of Representatives resumed with Prime Minister Bruce offering access to the Northern Territory Ordinance copies. Reports from Richardson on the Sumatra praised seaworthiness and a £24000 three year expenditure. Debates touched subsidies and the national debt sinking fund as Chariton urged debt reduction.
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Melbourne
Tuassny
Homers of Representatives
Mfr
S.M. Bruce
Elliott Johnson
Nsw
Richardson
Sumatra
Navigation Board
Senate
Marine Board
Law Reform Debate On Jury System In Civil And Criminal Cases
Mr Justice Angus Parsons argues against abolishing juries in criminal trials while favoring optional juries in civil cases. He notes juries confer authority and acknowledges rare civil misdirections but warns of higher costs and potential misguidance. He recalls a two judge era with few contrary opinions and emphasizes rights to jury trials in personal character cases.
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Adelaide
Law Reform Commission
Angus Parsons
Rare Books Auction At Sothebys Fetches £45550 In 25 Minutes
London buyers snapped up 19th century items from the late Earl of Carysfort’s library at Sothebys for £45550. Notable sales include My Ravenbach from Philadelphia at £7300, a Latine at £4800, Caxton’s Ayal book £2300, Kilmarnock Burns £1600, a second folio Shakespeare £500, Caxton’s Sayings of Philosophers £2150, and an Orst folio Shakespeare £6400. An early English sporting book, Saint Albans, sold for £2450.
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London
Tyontay
Earl of Carysfort
Sotheby's
Ravenbach
Philadelphia
Caxton
Quartist
Philoophers
Shakespeare
Saint Albans
Fire on Hartington Reaches Brisbane After Two Day Battle
Details from Hartington fire show crew battled flames for two days and one night heading toward Brisbane. Captain Scott insisted on going below with the mouth and nostrils exposed to investigate, became unconscious, and was rescued by a life line wound around his body. He was resuscitated as destroyer Annac reached Hartington at 2 15 this morning.
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Sydney
Hartington
Brisbane
Widow Wins £10,000 Verdict Against Insurance Company
In Auckland on a Tuesday Mrs. Small ford, a widow, obtained a verdict for £10,000 against the Nariona Mu fost Life Anduss oe Society after not taking the call to the Privy Council. The claim related to her husband’s policies from 1024. He was found dead in that year. The case involved suicide by poisoning, but medical evidence showed heart failure as the cause of death.
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Auckland
Express Passenger Lifts Fail to Meet Smooth Ride Claim
The report notes the express passenger lifts operate at a rise of 400 feet per minute but deliver a surprisingly smooth ascent, countering claims of unpleasantness. Officials assess speed and safety, aiming to maintain comfort during rapid vertical movement.
Indian Affairs Debate Moves Adjournment Over Overdues
In a Monday session of the Legislative Assembly Democrat leader Wei moved to adjourn to consider overdues and urged retaliation while the President blocked the motion on technical grounds. The Army secretary reviewed frontier military overa and Wasitistan’s status, noting progress on the Mashudy road. The Assembly passed a bill to confiscate estates tied to wartime rebel Manindra Porup who aligned with Germany to overthrow the British.
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Unitea Service
Sima
Legislative Assembly
Royal Artillery
Engineers
Air Force
Bill Ryster
Manindra Porup
Tax clauses ease double taxation on foreign shipping profits
The House of Commons unanimously approved a new clause in the finance act moved by Sir Joynson Hicks to exempt foreign shipping firms from British income tax if local exemptions exist. He cited the United States as similar, hoping a broader plan to remove double taxation worldwide will follow. P and O director Alexander Shaw said the issue fuels international friction as arbitrary measures grow, noting Australia ships often face reduced outward freight profits despite longer voyages.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Vnanimously
Joynson
United States
Joynson Hicks
Alexander Shaw
Ie P. and O. Company
Australis
Labor split widens as Glyde followers back ILP
London Sunday report notes suspensions in the Labour Party and a split with Glyde members vowing unity with the Independent Labour Party. Ramsay MacDonald reportedly refused Privy Council appointment amid party turmoil.
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United Service
London
Daily Mail
Labor Party
McLewn
Glad
Gow
Labor
House of Commons
Glyde
Independent Labor Party
Daily Man
Ramsay MacDonald
Privy Council
German steamers to start passenger service to Australia
The German steamer Freiburg, fresh in at Sydney from Hamburg, announced an upcoming passenger service by the German-Avaten on Line to Australia with emphasis on passenger comfort and low fares. The Peelvars, a cargo steamer, brought a New Zealand traveler from Hamburg to Melbourne, with several travellers boarding in Durban for Adelaide. The voyage, its mileage to Australia, and the cargo load were viewed as encouraging, including a consignment of South African maize landed at Sydney.
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Fm Officce
Freiburg
Sydney
Hampburg
Germany
Australia
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