Reception for Australian airmen at Grosvenor London
Crowds greeted Squadron Leader Kingsford Smith and Lieutenant Wim at Croydon as the Southern Cross landed, with King George wishing the airmen congratulations. Leaders from Australia and Britain praised the flight and discussed plans for future Anglo Australian air links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alan Cobram
Sefton
Hrancker
C. W. Marr
Gapt Wrigley
Australia
Grosdon
Kingsford Smith
Lieu Wim
Sefton Branckmer
Air Ministry
Truaig
Pacific
England
Southern Cross
Wrigley
Grangel
Iyrie
Ranxoon
Attens
Lieutel
Lori ‘Thompson
Mire
Sir Aan Cobham
Hinkler
Croydon
Brighton
Kingsford Sally
Airways, LH
Endurance Record Flight Surges Toward 200 Hours Aloft
United Service aviators Ang Arang and Reinhart push a nonstop flight toward 200 hours. Crowds watch as the pair surpass the 175 hour mark yesterday. They plan to extend the record to 400 hours, refueling every 13 hours with 100 gallons of petrol.
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Garanging
Yandel
Reinhart
Oroach
Miers
Fatal Air Crashes Claim Two Sets Of Crewmembers
In To Startalati Panama and Tondlutal two separate night manoeuvre crashes killed multiple airmen. Lieut Kunta and Private Moses died in To Startalati when their plane went down during training. In Panama Lieut Sessions and Lieut Blerkley perished after their aircraft caught fire while attempting a landing.
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Tondlutal
Wednesdie
Lieut
Kunta
Moses
Panama
Sessions
Blerkley
Prominent footballer nominated for Labor ballot
In Adelaide on Thursday W Scott captain of the Norwood and State football teams was nominated to contest the Labor Party selection ballot for three seats in the Fast North district. He said he had long been interested in politics though never active and hoped for the best with the old saying never venture, never win.
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Adelaide
W. Scott
Norwoat
Labor Party
Assembly
Fractured Skull Appeals Dismissed in Timber Worker Assault
In Melbourne and Sydney reports, three men faced charges over a timber worker assault and railway foreman injury. The case涉及 alleged threats and coercion, with legal proceedings detailing injuries and bodily harm amid a tense railway workplace dispute.
Savage assault on aged secretary in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Thursday, Mr William Nathaniel Pratt secretary to the Gemetury was attacked in his office. Four blows struck his head left him semi conscious, with cheques totaling 289 pounds believed to be stolen. He received aid and detectives were summoned, no arrest reported.
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Melbourne
Thureday
William Nathaniel Pratt
Yedroll
Gemetury
Dorampéit
Pratt
Omec
Mer Prati
Prati
British preferences eyed in empire trade talks with Australia
Mr SM Bedee, Prime Minister, stated Britain intended to present preferences to Australia. He noted strong White Australia comparisons and the sugar, small trades, and wine industries. He hoped the Empire trade issue would be discussed at an inter imperial conference and awaited further British government statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
SM. Bedee
Australia
Britain
Lin
Australa
Peace Conference and Government Support Debate in Melbourne
Prime Minister in Defemos discusses the fate of the Commonwealth Peace Conference amid calls for more funds. W J Duggan argues the government must back the conference, while Attorney General G Latham defends the Arbitration Court's impartiality and integrity.
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Defemos
Melbourne
M. Jruce
W. J. Duggen
Duggan
Neel
Dave
Dugnan
Himesis
Tue Fan
M* J. G. Latham
Federal Arbitration Court
Junge
Wireless merger topic at Imperial Conference noted
Mr S M Bruce prime minister addressed the Imperial Wireless and Cable Conference in London. He described forming an Imperial Communications Advisory Committee to study telegraphic and wireless services, rate structures, and potential service changes across dominions. The panel includes officials from the United Kingdom Canada Australia New Zealand and other colonies.
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Melbourne
S. M. Bruce
Cable and Beam Wireless
Imperial Wireless and Gabe
London
Empire 10
Imperial Feammances Ons
Gomumittre
Pelle
Imperia
Intérna
Weitnesdas
Nih N
He Cokes
Central 4
Imperial Communications Advisory
Imperial Communication Advisory Committee
United Kingdom
Northern Ireland
Sr Courtand Thompson
Canada
Campbell Stuart
Commonwealth of Australia
Olive L. Balllieu
New Zealand
Bedames Parr
Union of
Butler and Adelaide address gatekeeping concerns in parliament
In Adelaide on Thursday the gabled remarks at the House of Lemmons drew attention from Mr Premen. He noted the serious effect of the sativa domain on dred traffic and the government snatching positions. He questioned the prime minister for information on the subsidy.
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Adelaide
House of Lemmons
Rain brings scattered showers over large districts
After a day of threats, showers arrived yesterday afternoon with heavy bursts and a growing downpour expected through the night. By 10 pm Pirie West recorded 22 points of rain and Wandearah saw about 30 points by evening as conditions cleared late.
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Pirie West
Wandearah
Conspiracy found against firemen remanded for sentence
In Selbourne on Thursday the jury found John Leonard Bury age 25 and John Melvourne Wilkins age 28 of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade guilty of conspiracy and inclement. They were remanded for sentence, with mercy likely. The plot aimed to break into Hoyts Theatres proprietary strong room holding £10000 on April 2.
Tote in Britain boosts betting control board praise
Lord Stamitton of Dalgell, speaking in Glasgow for the Betting Control Board, hailed the tote’s reception in England. Four days at Newmarket and three at Carlisle totalled £673,000, with the tote encouraging pace betting and influencing the market. Outsiders rarely win, with odds like 83 to 4 and 100 to 1 noted, yet bookmakers still feel the tote’s presence.
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Unitea Service
London
Thursda
Lord Stamitton of
Dalgell
Glasgow
Macecourse Betting Control Board
England
Newmarket
Carlisle
Aleae
London birthday party turns into giant baby parade
In Rutland Gate London's social set hosted an extraordinary birthday party attended by over 200 guests including babies and schoolchildren. Miss Rosemary Sanders hosted in a garden lit by Japanese lanterns and electric lights. guests dressed as babies and young children while others wore childlike costumes.
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United Service
London
Thoreday
Rosemary Sanders
Hoo
Atlalio
Unclear historical note on King Kao and smuggling debate
In San Francisco a chaotic report describes King Kao and a muttered resignation amid rumors of smuggling and federal actions. The fragment mentions Mrs. Kao’s distress and fears of death for the involved, with references to Hawaii and immigration authorities.
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Dafled Barvive
San Francisco
King Kao
Yele
Cnnsul
Fea
Imasty
Honolwiu
Kao
Sam Francisco
I¢xo
Ching
FImanges Failing and Wood Scheme Suspended by Committee
The committee reported depleted funds with only 8 7 cash on hand since inception. They noted £4,571 11/5 provided for relief and £1,172 collected, with no agreement on further Beach subsides. The wood work near Telowin and local carts proceeded slowly. funds dried up, prompting a suspension of wood gathering after today until new contributions arrive.
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Guamiltee
E. BK. Garrett
Lombean
Telowin
Brett
Trefoavan
Browd
Mike Bairstow
Gronsman
Var- Tong
Mo Cocks
Terowie
Seston
W. . Coffey
Lankrot
Coffey
Belos
Phe
Megara A. Wee Lacey
J. G. Pileansr
Rocks
E Roebuck and Johnson
Idery
Malore
French discovery of six thousand pounds worth heroin
A Paris diplomatic report notes a discovery of heroin valued at £6000. The item is linked to a network involving figures such as Nabi Khan and Amumullah, with mentions of former royal positions and ministerial ties in Moscow and Paris. The fragment hints at international intrigue and illicit trade.
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United Service
Paris
Wennesda
Progess
Omer Xian
Woaten
Germany
Slodor
Thay Alneit
Byron Soenine
Nabi Khan
Amumullah
Moscow
Submarine Disaster Search Continues Amid Harsh Weather
London weekend report says the Jit submarine 47 remains missing after an upset caused by a collision with an object. Weather hampers rescue efforts as underwater signals from other subs go unanswered. Experts believe those aboard were killed, with tanks ruptured and the vessel torn by water and pressure. Three men on HAT and L4 were submerged as distress spread among crews. precise details depend on ongoing investigations.
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Service
London
Weanendag
Suga
Worop
Ha7
Detwis
Dow Lie
Liz
Thareis
Naval Reductions Reported By Government
The government plans to drop construction of six submarines and their parent ships, postponing the naval program. The move reflects a peaceful gesture despite a disaster connected to the WT, which strengthened the resolve to pursue reduced military means.
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Pht
Landis
Tully
Gongervat
Machanalid
General Booths Will Explains Army Property Transfer
London report explains Bramwell Booth's will clashing with founder's wishes. Instead of Army trust, property passes directly to three executors Mrs Booth Cammiestoney Katherine Osih and the sale solicitor. General Hoggins has applied to the executors for legal transfer.
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London
Fen
Bramwell Booth
Army
Thelrode
Noperty
Teager
Mra
Booth
Cammigstoney Katherine
H'gs'ns
Shooting of Policeman in Adelaide Sparks Manhunt
Police search across Adelaide for Chris Allen after a warrant is issued charging him with shooting at Detective Olan Mon. Hay with intent to murder. Authorities believe he may have left the city or state and is likely being aided by an unknown friend.
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Adelaide
Soult
Unknown Woman Injured in Apparent Collision
A hospitalized unidentified woman was injured in a daytime incident. Authorities have not yet confirmed her identity. Hospital staff report she is in stable condition and undergoing medical evaluation.
Eight Lives Lost in Welsh Colliery Explosion
In Blacnave South Wales an explosion at Webb colliery today killed four men and left four more trapped. About sixty men were working when the blast occurred. rescue attempts were hindered by renewed falls of earth and poor support, ending in abandoned hopes of rescue.
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United Service
London
Blacnave
South Wales
Webb
PolwGnouy
Fertilizer Plant Planned For Melbourne Britain Firm
Melbourne Thursday Tariff Board hearing heard Imperial Chemical Fertilizers Australia and New Zealand Ltd plan to invest about £250000 in a fertilizer factory to produce cattle feed and other nitrogenous products. Australian representative Mr Todhunter stated the project aims to manufacture ethylate rad and related compounds locally.
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Melbourne
Tariff Board
Todhunter
Imperial Chemical Maneurivs of
Australia
New Zealand
Malicious Prosecution Claim Seeks Ten Thousand Pounds
Melbourne court records show Jose Myer Halperin of Garlisie Street Balaklava suing Frederick William Spry of Collins Street for damages in a writ filed Thursday alleging malicious prosecution. The case cites two charges of embestwment that led to arrest imprisonment and a trial at the General Sessions where Spry was acquitted.
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Melbourne
Jose
Myer Halperin
Garlisie Atreet
Balaklava
Frederick William Spry
Collins Street
Megauntant
Halpwein
Idle Radiomag Plant Held Largely Unused
London daily notes the radiomag system remains idle despite public calls to repurpose it for urgent cancer care. The piece argues expanding service to 34 centers nationwide could speed treatment, while current orders and implementation lag behind, delaying King's recovery and public health benefits.
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United Service
London
Daily Mail
Maya
Archbishop denounces birth control at Legacy Club
In Sydney on Thursday Archbishop Selly delivered a scathing condemnation of birth control during an address at the Legacy Club. He argued that birth control pushes society toward drift and decline.
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Sydney
Archbishop Selly
Legacy Club
Aday
NSW Upper House appointments spur reform plans
It is reported that upon the Premier Mr. T. R. Bavin’s return to Australia in August, several new seats in the Legislative Council will be created or filled. The move would surprise if the Government proceeds, given its stated aim to reform the Upper House.
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Sydney
T. R. Bavin
Legislative Council
Motor collision in Melbourne injures two on cycle
A motorcycle collided with a motor car in Nichols Street, Prairong. Rider Warm Manger, 22, suffered concussion and arm injuries and was taken to hospital, while passengers Perk'a, 17, and Patrick O'Donnel, 24, escaped serious harm.
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Melbourne
Nichols
Piaroy
Warmm Manger
Perk’a
Patrick O'Donnel
Billiards Match Notes Highlights and Scores
Billiards results summarize a September 9 close of play with Lindrum leading and several unfinished frames. Notable scores include Lindrum 283 644 217 247 and 1 058, with Smith and Maloourne mentioned in the mixed play.
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Malaourne
Sepen
Tonghi
Mateh
Lindrum
Smith
Teh
Gol
Grand National Steeplechase Field Names Revealed
Sixteen horses were listed for the V.R.G. Grand National Steeplechase to run Saturday. Entries include Ona and several others with odds such as Wanda king 10-1 and Pia Light 9.3 among the more prominent names.
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Melbourne
V.R.G
Oaas Ware
Mims Roe
Thane
Must Never be Broken
Sir Alexander Ruthven warned at a university event that the British Empire is essential to modern civilization. He argued that unrest after the war could topple world order if the empire dissolves, stressing cohesion as the global stabilizing force.
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Adelaide
Alexander
Ruthven
Amke
Death of jockey at Kedron Park inquiry
In Brisbane an inquiry into jockey Ryatt's death after a fall at Kedron Park racecourse heard Milford describe the accident as unintentional and dismissed talk of a jockeys ring. The misty testimony and mishap framed the crash as the cause of the fatality.
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Srisbane
Rylatt
Kedron Park
Milford
Ryatt
Murder of Cons Holman Sentence of Death Passed
Jurors deliberated two and a half hours before returning a verdict in the case of Constable Holman. The jury recommended the death sentence which Justice Nuplar imposed and the matter moved to the Executive Council for approval. A woman collapsed in court as the verdict was delivered amid a crowded gallery. The accused, McGrath, denied the charge while the crime occurred after an affray on Gronfe L street. Holman was mortally wounded and McGrath received a serious injury.
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Adelaide
Justice Nuplar
Imraurt
McKirath
Gronfe L Street
Holman
McGrath
Popular Telephone Growth in Australia Shown
The Director of Posts and Telegraphs announced that total connections in Australia reach 306000, rising 188.0 percent in five years. The growth outpaces other nations, with eight telephones for every ten people and nearly half of services installed in homes, illustrating high domestic usage.
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Melbourne
Townsday
Australia
Value in Men’s Wear Section Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes men’s wear with bold “buy now and save” language. The brief notice highlights sales in the men’s section and urges immediate purchase.
Dress department fabric sale listing notes
A fragmented dress department item lists fabrics by width and price, including 54 inch Veloura plain and check, wineeye, face cloths in colors, Repps 54 and 40 inch, and 54 inch Italian cloth for evening wear. Prices show bulk discounts and yard reductions, with references to nets and tissues for dresswear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreas Veloura
Manchester Department Yarn Prices From Old Ledger
Fragmentary listing shows white sheetings and yardage prices in old dollars. Mentions quantities 2/11 yard 4 in, 2/9 for 1/3 yard, 3/6 for 1 yard, and 6 for 8/11, with references to Lambakin Plette and White sheetings.
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Manchester Department
Lambakin Plette
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Panty
Fimanges
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Rtate
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