WIDESPREAD DAMAGE DUE TO CYCLONE IN SYDNEY AREA
Melbourne report from Monday details a cyclone causing heavy seas and widespread damage across Sydney and coastal towns. No fatalities reported. several injuries including rail worker William Crisp and pensioner William Barbour. Manly ferry damaged, Vic service suspended. weather center notes cyclone not yet reached Sydney with winds up to 68 miles per hour and widespread disruption to transport and utilities.
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Auburba
Botany
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Erskine- Vilieyyk
Howe
Randwick Boldigro Auxiliary Hospital
Wes
Hight
Wedridhden
Debtor Moratorium Negotiations Amid War Debates
Washington reports frayed talks on a wartime moratorium with France amid diplomatic strains. President Hoover signals cautious progress as French and German leaders push for pact terms. Officials stress safeguards against imposed payments while outlining payment flows and manufacturing depictions.
Ghost ship tale haunts Port Adelaide lighthouse sighting
Minuted reports detail the Lady Loch arrival at Port Adelaide and sightings near Ward Spit and Point Lawry. Officers offered no comment, while observers say a pilot vessel near the eastern shoal may have mistaken signals clearly visible to the lighthouse tender and the Belemy vessel anchored in Rocky Bay.
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Bdcky Bay
Backy Bay
Premier Hints At Education Budget Cuts In Adelaide
At a function with Adelaide High School attendees Hon L T Hill Premier stated opposition to education budget reductions while criticizing wasteful spending in departments. He urged attacking unneeded costs and protecting programs for children, noting decades of discussions without a consensus to cut education.
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L.T. Hill
Adelaide High School
McHill
Stolen Sheep Case At Pirie Police Court
The Pirie police court heard allegations of sheep theft and involvement of Witnesses and accused men, Berry and an unnamed co-accused, with blood found on a fence and a paddock. The trial covered counts of flock theft near McNeelly Farm, claims of counter accusations, and testimonies detailing counts of sheep missing after July.
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Fase
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Golden Tod BC
Amford
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Pirie Palice Court Vesloviag
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Goode
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Gunde
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Sveny Valmett
Garreld Cavendish’ Goode
Funier
Laney Goote
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Lilien Siere
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Morse
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Selore
Wilmess
Lance Goode
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Solamnatown
Wilmes
Tid Berry
Mackey
Barry
Ulm
Burther
Macked
Withness
Teigen Sway
Amy Aguy
Fuytier
Wis Berks
French Obstinacy Sparks U S President Move
In Washington the Mutulan Row and French government tensions over prymants in Ring to Germany prompt President Weaver to appoint a commission of experts to consider a moratorium and related questions as the stalemate continues.
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United Service
Washington
Suniigy
Germany
Adelaide Wholesale Market Prices Report
Adelaide Monday wholesale market notes show price ranges for various items including Anplus cooking 8 to 10 shillings per case, Oranges Navels 6 to 8 pence per, mandarins 9 to 10 pence, poor mat 3 5, cabbage 2 to 5 pence per dozen, canlitowers 2 to 5 per dozen, French beans 8 to Pf per dozen, beans 1 shilling per 12, beas 1 shilling per 12 bushel.
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Adelaide
Beas
Berry trial transcript reveals conflicting testimony at Hotel
Fragmented testimony details Berry and Mackey at Globe Hotel and later questions at the Colgestatian. Witnesses describe drunken behavior, admissions, and denials about sheep or ships while Mackey faces charges and Betty Sagialgo changes statements ahead of the next Courtstone sessions.
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Berry
Mackey
Marie
Nie
Syun
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Mickey
Ewillanell
Betty Sagialgo
Bso
Aialy Suk
Betty Nm
Wwers
FATAL BLOW Succeeds in Claiming Former Featherweight Champion
Bert McCarthy former Australian featherweight champion died in hospital this afternoon from a fractured skull and cerebral hemorrhage. He was knocked out at Brunswick Stadium on Saturday night by Sydney boxer Ally Roberts and died after regaining consciousness. McCarthy won the featherweight title from Bert Sparga in 1922 and had a comeback three months ago.
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Melbourne
Bert McCarthy
Brunswick Stadium
McCarthy
Roberts
Sydney
Bert Sparga
Skating Rink Event Showcases Colorful Costume Contest
At the Dirig skating rink last night a gala function drew a lively crowd. Judges Mrs. J P Jan King and Mrs Hy Slavey selected winning costumes while Miss M Brown and Mr R Bayley earned praise in their respective divisions. Prizes announced for best gliding and waltzing set to a festive, parade like program with varied outfits on display.
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Soto
Duo
Tio
J. P
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We Bozebtl
Fed Imedian
Im. Brown
Piwrewan
R. Bayley
Page Loy
M.brown
Abell
Tnstead
Unstead
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Stephens
Mel
Dayton
Daphne Higgs
Death of Wealthy Lawyer On Island Estate
United Services reports the body of Charles Eldredge, a wealthy retired lawyer, found on his private isle estate near New York. Authorities suspect murder by a revolver shot to the heart. Eldredge’s brother Ray was killed 23 years ago under similar circumstances, with the weapon last seen in Eldredge’s possession.
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United Service
New York
Richmond
Illinois
Charles Eldredge
Ottawa Rowing Boat Sinks in Rough Weather
A rowing boat carrying young people overturned in rough Ottawa River waters on Sunday, resulting in drownings. Rescue crews searched the river as authorities investigated the incident and warned of hazardous conditions.
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United Service
Ottawa
River
Strike at Aberdare Idle Thousands
Report notes about 1000 men idle after a strike at Aberdare Extended and Aberdare Central Mines. Workers accuse a dismissed mapper of mistreatment and threaten action after a meeting held yesterday.
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Cessnock
Aberdare
Wheeler
Merchant Service Guild seeks reopen of award in Melbourne
Merchant Service Guild of Australia asks Arbitration Court to reopen and vary the present award. J A Fee Wilson states intention to resist wage cut. Judge Beckey notes court has covered the issue, cites national trade dependence on lower wages. Hearing adjourned to continue tomorrow in camera.
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Melbourne
Merchant Service “Guild .of
Australia
J. A. Fee
Wison
Arbitration’ Court
Becky
Cour
Moreton Bay Liner Carries Gold for Bank of England
The Moreton Bay sails for London with one million pounds in gold and two million pounds of cargo. Gold was transferred from the Australia Treasury to the Bank of England. The ship carries many passengers and records a July passage money of E22 000.
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Melbourne
Moreton Bay
England
Bank of England
Tragedy in Outback Perte Suny Allegations Reported
A fragmentary dispatch alleges two white men were killed by natives north of Kaleoorlie. The report cites sources in Adelaide, via the Commissioner of Police, suggesting motive linked to attack on ants and equipment as bodies were found by an est prospecting party.
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Perte
Suny
ASQ
Australians Lead At Longest Lap In Tour de France
United Service Paris reporters note Australian cyclists Sunt FH and RW La alongside French and Belgian riders excel on the sixth and longest lap of 225 miles from Les Sables to Bordeaux. Hammerlinck of Belgium won the lap in 19 hours 45 minutes 20 seconds, with Tedouco of France second and Battesin of Italy third.
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United Service
Paris
Sunt FH
Qpperman
Les Sables
Bordeaux
Ihich
Hammerlinck
Belgin
Teduco
France
Battesin
Italy
Lumb
Pope Encyclical Heightens Vatican Italian Rift
Official circles interpret the papal encyclical as an effort to sway world opinion and provoke foreign powers to intervene in the Vatican Italian controversy. The government condemns the move as a grave breach of etiquette and resents the Vatican’s direct communications with Catholic episcopacy, threatening to deepen the crisis.
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United Service
Rome
Vatican
Italy
Carnival tragedy leaves several dead and injured
London reports an air show disaster as a craft failed to lift, crashing into a crowd. Eight aboard were aboard the aircraft with five killed and ten seriously injured. Spectators and passengers were among the injured in the chaotic scene.
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United
London
Walt
Melbourne athletics meet notes with costly steeplechase
Fragmentary coverage from Melbourne on Monday reports mixed results across events including discus, hurdles, and steeplechase. It notes race outcomes, listed competitors, and a heavy payout expectation around 445 000 pounds to operators if betting markets were unsettled.
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Melbourne
Gockerew
Salindar
Mediana Nation
Licese
Mbsstrooper
Rakwoal Oy
Guekotaw
Jancy Wiis
Cis
Mfostronpar
Hell's Angels at Austral Theatre Distorts War Era Facts
Austral Theatre screens Hell's Angels, claiming authentic World War I footage but revealing staged shots and studio glare. The critic notes false aviation sequences and misleading portrayal of planes and pilots, with Zuppelin as a prominent World War I figure, while most incidents are fabricated. The film opens Thursday night.
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Rai
Rollgssallm
Hell
Angelis
Fm Hall
Jon
Zuppelin
Picure
Austral Theatre
Tinel
Letter to the editor on ingratitude and public insult
A writer accuses the Ingrafitarle of public degradation and recalls a recent incident during a meeting at Younleville where Neil Cupt, tied to a local unemployed scene, faced mockery. The letter details refusals, perceived ingratitude, and questions why a former employee would be treated harshly, mentioning Mr Cant, Mr Blagdon, Mr Kyle, and Mr McDowell in a charge of disgraceful conduct and social snubs.
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Neil Cupt
Younleville
Faltie
Elvine
Blasdon
Blagdon
Cant
Gant
Cane
PhD Association
Iyts
Kyle
McDowell
Neil Gani
Neil
Australia
Louchie
Sohacity Entertainments
Thayer AC Pennyeon-Church Lantern Slider Show
Mr Langafond presents lantern slides depicting city and rural fences across Australia. The event features homemade pasties and sweets, with slides offering a chance to view views for the audience.
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Langafond
Australia
Giant merger unfolds in billion dollar oil deal
Vancouver and New York entities including The Standard Oil Gombeny and the Vaéthian Oil Company are interzingate in a multinational billion dollar corporation. The initiative aims to create a vast empire with up to 40,000,000 ede stakes as negotiations proceed Sunday.
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Vancouver
Standard Oil Gombeny
New York
Vaéthian Oil ‘Company
Tt Wil
Shatersy Mockey and Ramblers Face Warriors in Olympia Clash
Shatersy Mockey, Ramblers, and Warriors lineups emerge as squads prepare for a pivotal Olympia Rights contest. Ramblers field Stephens and Maui while Warriors bring Yeatmad and Sneek, with reserves listed for each side.
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Ramblers
Warriors
Olympia
Stephens
Maui
Burenson
B. Bynes
J. Rayardat
Doyle
Akerman
C. Pelugna
Yeatmad
D. Sneek
W Bogsettle
Dalkon
Ganley
Wheatlams
A “Woolman
Ay Promulzas
Lenodia
Ty Harding
Destruction of Churches in Soviet Russia Reported
Report from Moscow notes churches in Russia being demolished or turned into museums or workers' halls. A cathedral in Ro chester is slated for demolition to build a “palace of the Soviets” for Congresses of the Communist Party and trade unions, part of a wider pattern across the country.
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United Service
Moscow
Siitay
Rocheeter
Srith
Palace of the Soviets
Come Qmamet Party
Russia
Daring Masquerade Woman as Bank Clerk in Paris
A Paris tale recounts Jane Maubert who dressed as a man to study women’s gullibility. She posed as a bank clerk for 12 months and became engaged to ten young women led by Marthe Rapper, who sues for breach of promise as Maubert breaks down in court.
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United Service
Paris
Jane Maubert
Nancy
Marthe Rapper
Mollé Maubert
Sromen
Recalcitrant MP McGovern Ejected at Glasgow Green
A Labour member of the House of Commons, Mr McGovern, refused to resume his speech after being ejected by the Speaker and Sergeant at Arms at Glasgow Green. He claimed legal action against the Speaker and questioned the permit for his speech, addressing a crowd of about 10 to 100. Police attended as the incident escalated on Friday.
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Andor
McGovern
Glasgow Green
Seregally
Joe Ask
Spealani
Labor
House of Commons
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