Davis Cup Semi finals Lyons France vs Switzerland
In Lyons France hosts the Davis Cup European zone semi final against Switzerland. Blanchy of France defeats Aeschiram of Switzerland in a three set match while Martin of Switzerland defeats Cochel of France in five sets. The doubles in the France Switzerland tie ended with Aeschiram and Souter defeating Blanchy and Samazeuil in straight sets.
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Lyons
France
Switzerland
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Aeschiram
Martin Switzrrland
Cochel
Henge
Wreckage Found Off Bateman's Bay In South Seas Tragedy
A wreckage sighting off Bateman's Bay is linked to the Sumslra, which sank on June 20. A portion of the wreckage is considered dangerous to navigation and rescue teams are assessing the scene.
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Sydney
Bateman’s Bay
Man Injured In Fight In Sydney Tram Row
Sydney Sunday report details a tram altercation involving Heney Rogers and two men. Rogers was struck in the jaw, collapsing with a fractured skull and critical condition at Leiebligrd hospital. attackers were arrested.
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Sydney
Lelehihara
Heney Rogers
Rogers
Leiebligrd Hospital
Leen
Nabha Abdication Follows Misgovernance Claims in Nabha State
In Simla the Nabha misgovernance claims prompted the Indian Government to intervene and the Maharaja abdicated. A letter from the Patiala Maharaja to Neulep requests full justice and guarantees against further enmity, while he notes Nabha’s ruler acted wisely to avert worse outcomes.
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Simla
Nabsha
Jastice
Pallas
Maharaja
Stepa
Malaraja
Patiala
Neulep
Iti Malurida
Nabhi
Government of
Industrial Reuvrr's Servivs and Miners Strike
The text reports on labor action with unclear details. It notes a decision by workers to emigrate from a plant amid disruptions to weekly operations and a mention of a wager related to the event.
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Reuvrr
Hunuhin Sututay
Miners
Sonmienry Uy Volkestune
Lieptenens
Fragmented Near East News Snippet Resists Clarity
A damaged OCR fragment from a Near East news page provides sporadic words and names with no clear events. It hints at political or wartime topics but lacks coherent details, making it difficult to determine a specific incident, date, or involved entities.
Port Adelaide Labor Plea for Next Elections Shocks Party
In Adelaide on Sunday the Labor plebiscite reveals an unprecedented shift as sitting members are less favored for recontesting seats. The Port Adelaide electorate committee rejects Mr. J. S. Verran the party whip, after five years representing Port Adelaide alongside Mr L. Price.
Baldwin Statement on German Reparations Satisfying British Newsrooms
Reuter service notes that Mr Stanley Baldwin in the British House of Commons voiced satisfaction with the press reaction. The Anglo French breach not influencing opinion, observers expect German negotiations to worsen if the British reply is delayed. The general view is Baldwin’s remarks push back final reparations decisions.
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Reuter
Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Brixton Murderer Sentenced to Death
Alexander Mason was sentenced to death for the murder of a taxi driver in Brixton on May 10. The verdict followed a trial by Reuter’s service reporting from London.
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Reuter
London
Alexander Mason
Cuts Pyckle
Brixton
Australian Athletes Eye Imperial Relay at Wembley Park
A record heat wave in England favored the Australians in the Imperial relay mile race at the Empire Stadium Wembley Park opening. England Wales and North Ireland entered as the Prince of Wales attends. The silver cup prize was donated by the Ring.
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United Service
London
England
Empire Stadium
Wembley Park
Wales
North Ireland
Prince of Wales
Winars
Godse Island Floods Aden Alwe Neighborhood
Strong rains flood Godse Island sweeping rivers toward the Uawiee valley. Water overran banks and gardens while homes, windows, and walls suffered damage. The river crested near 400 feet of inundation, forcing residents to evacuate as the surge moved through Craavley and surrounding areas.
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Aden Alwe
Craavley
Gedee Tal
AL Samme
French Cabinet Awaits Text of Statement Amid Ruhr Talks
London dispatch says Premier Polnewire will wait to gauge reaction to Mr Batawiny’s declaration as France and Britain weigh notes to Germany. Officials stress caution before any decisive move on the Ruhr. France hopes Britain participates, but delay may follow.
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London
Mie Times
Pais
M. Polnewire
Batawin
Germany
Ruhr
Garman
Cinemas in Schools Adelaide Views By Education Chief
In Adelaide the acting Director of Education and the Minister of Education discuss a plan to use educational films in schools. They debate whether schools should provide fixed viewing times or allow teachers to select films. The conference notes no universal approach and emphasizes careful selection of age appropriate content.
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Adelaide
Tate
Educ Sation i Vietario
Bauequun
New Sunt Wales
South Australia
Nie
Vascoo
Triangular Athletics Meet Highlights Scatlana Victory
In London, Scatlana led Stoke-on-Trent to 124 points in the triangular event while England Way took 42 and Ireland thing scored poorly. Australia won the Imperial relay by 220 seconds. Ireland trailed by 52. English runners were penalized for overrunning the mark.
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London
Silurry
Stoke-on- Trent
Scatlana
England
Ireland
Ausieslia
Woman's promise to obey in marriage cited in faith debate
A letter to the editor discusses whether women should vow obedience in marriage. It notes Adelaide and Congregational traditions, questions if the vow has been retained, and cites old ministers who opposed including such promises as insulting to women. The piece reflects on changing views within churches and marriage rites.
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Adelaide
St Ny Marriage Service
Australian Bert Hinkler Disqualified From Aerial Derby
In the British Aerial Derby a 8410 mile round Britain race for the King's Cup Bert Hinkler is disqualified for alterations to his entry. Comedians Harry Tate and George Aubry entered. Princess Lowerstein travels in her own machine piloted by Barnard. All reach Birmingham with Courtney setting the fastest time of 31 minutes 52 seconds.
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Phe
Hisap
Britain
Bert Hinkler
Sho
Harry Tate
George Aubry
Marhious
Lowerstein Wer
Barnard
Pourtean
Birmingham
Courtney
Revolt and Lightning Tangle Reports From Various Cities
A rough telegraphic digest notes a fatal lightning strike injuring several in Baltimore and a military camp incident. In Buenos Aires revolutionaries attacked Asunción, with ongoing fighting through Tuesday. casualties tallied at about 70 dead and 100 wounded. In Los Angeles, 27 Industrial Workers of the World members were convicted of criminal syndicalism, receiving sentences from one to fourteen years. the men rejected clemency offers.
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Agunelon Capita
Republic of
Paraguay
Jfyad
Reuter
Los Angeles
Industral Work 3
Air Derby Triumph Amid Harsh Racing Conditions
Journeys ended with Journey winning the Derby at 146 mph while Gobham and Broad followed. Fourteen starters, seven finishers, with times 8 minutes 9 seconds and 4 minutes 27 seconds between finishers. The Daily Mail notes a potential triumph for the air cooled engine and Armstrong Siddeley Saqar engines powering Courtney and Carter machines. One racer broke a wire upon landing at Manchester and was barred from continuing.
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Jourlney
Gobham
Broad
Mall
Triumph
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Carter
Kingston Park Golf Opportune Round Decides Semifinal Cup
Low Saturday greens at Kingston Park saw many players take advantage to finish Inch attuenoon. The semifinal tensions sharpened as Harvey and Tavern clashed with several matches including 7 up and 1 down margins. The day featured 18 hole play and stroke competition results with multiple players posting notable scores and late business discussions at the Bartier Lounge.
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Syrikce
Comment on the French Pregs and World Views
The piece reports mixed French reactions to Baldwin's statement and the German note, noting tensions between Anglo French positions. Le Matin and Le Figaro offer cautious responses, with Prime Minister Poincare warned to make concessions only if vital French interests are not harmed.
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Baldwin
Vita
France
Angin-Preich
Ladies Rowing Club Ball at Pirie Hosts Await Event
Invited guests prepare for the annual Fire Ladies Rowing Club Ball in Pirie with orchestral music by Alice Gunn and others. Hostesses Mesdames Bosomworth and Locher oversee arrangements as honorary secretary Miss KOM O’Neill finalizes plans for Wednesday night event.
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Io Pirie
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Britain consults United States on reparations stance
Ambiguity surrounds Britain's position as officials assess America's reaction to Baldwin's speech. The press hints at shared views with the proposal Britain may advance, aligning with prior American terms offered to France last October.
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Washington
Sattraay
Britain
United States
Baldwin
Amerie
France
French Troops Enter German Towns in Occupation Sweep
French troops of all arms entered Ehrenfeld and Bare and occupied public buildings and railways before withdrawing after several arrests. The detachment followed the July 42 French Customs arrest by security police as part of broader operations around Barmen and Elberfeld. The French have since left Ehrenfeld, Bare, and Elberfeld.
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Abalin
Ehrenfeld
Dusseldorp
Shithewest Armen
Berlin
Barmen
Elberfield
Elberfeld
Adelaide power restrictions after generator failure
Adelaide Electric Supply Company imposes further power curbs after a Sunday morning breakdown of a 1,000 kilowatt generator. Consumers are asked to cut use by 25 percent and switch off nonessential lights and appliances. Passenger lifts may be halted and other restrictions enforced until repairs are completed.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Electric Supply Company
Deportation for Irish Envoys In Sydney
Federal government withdraws offer to Irish Republican envoys Falter O Flannegan and Mr O Kelly allowing voluntary departure on bonds of 100. They refused the undertaking and face deportation despite option to leave.
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Falter O'Flannegan
Mr. O'Kelly
Ireland
Tang Mai Tsai Why He Wanted Job
A damaged OCR letter shows Tang Mai Tsai explaining why he sought a clerk position in Australia’s China trade. He cites climate illness, family hardship, and reliance on his brothers to support a large household, requesting consideration despite failed matriculation.
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Wang Man 'I'yai
Gely
Bor
South Australian golf clash ends in overwhelming defeat
Sunday report from Adelaide recalls a warlike contest between veteran champion Legh Win and first-time title winner TS Cheadle. Win scored 36 and 9 on the front, then 44 back at home in the afternoon, while Cheadle matched with a stronger afternoon tally, marking a dramatic contest in South Australia’s golf championship.
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Anelaide
Legh Winex-amaceur
Australia
TS Cheadle
South Australia
Winser
Cheadle
Winger
Mr. Winser
Mr. Cheadle
Notorious Captain Michardt Escapes Prison Roof Hole
Berlin reports Capt Michardt, a notorious monarchist agent awaiting trial in Leipzig, fled through a roof hole. A reward of twenty five million marks was set for his capture.
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Times
Berlin
Michardt
Monarchiat
Jeadep
Leipzig
Prises
England Wins Elcho Shield in Bisley Rifle Shooting
Final scores of the Elcho Shield show England 26 points, Scotland 1361 points, Ireland 1504 points. England secured victory in the Bisley shooting event held in London on Friday.
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England
London
Scotland
Ireland
Near Miss for Wireless Operator in Adelaide Court
Arthur Davies pleaded guilty in Adelaide Police Court on Saturday to a drunkenness charge. He faced a great risk of missing the steamer Moreton Bay bound for England, as he had little money and could not obtain more until reaching England. The court ordered his imprisonment until the court rose.
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Adelaide
Arthur [Ashe Davies
Moreton Bay
England
Port Adelaide
Sabine
Outrage in Palestine Strikes Jerusalem Rail Crew
A motor trolley derailed near Kilkilia in the evening. The Egyptian driver and a Greek employee were shot dead, while Mr Wigley district engineer was wounded in the stomach and Mr Taylor was shot in the foot. A headless body was found as authorities search for attackers.
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Jerusalem
Kilkilia
Wigley
Taylor
Reuter
Alcohol of America Liner Policy Says Self-Service booze Allowed
Washington Thursday the Shipping Board said passengers on American liners may drink in staterooms and saloons if they serve themselves Prohibitionists oppose private liquor consumption aboard Shipping Board vessels Reuters report notes the board cannot prevent self-service drinking on ships
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Washington
Shipping Board
Reuler
British trade figures show exports rise in UK market
Into the United Kingdom for Juge amounted to £89,207,000 with exports at £62,883,000 and re exports reaching £10,954,000. Reuter report notes trade figures for the period show movement in customs data and external commerce.
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United Kingdom
Reuter
Lady Astor Drink Bill Sparks Youth Prohibition Debate
In London a heated reading of Lady Astor's drink bill draws amendments targeting service to those under eighteen. The move aims to curb alcohol access for youths and reflects broader temperance pressures amid wartime social policy.
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London
Lontmuny
Lady Astor
Reuter
Austrian Marconi Company Formally Constituted in Vienna
The Austrian Marcon Company of Vienna is formed with capital of £133,000. London subscription totals £93,000 while the Austrian Government supplies the remainder. The firm gains exclusive rights to operate wireless trade between Austria and other nations for thirty years, with several new stations planned and trains to open before December 31.
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Vienna
Marcon Company
London
Austria
Reuter
Prince of Wales Named President of Empire Exhibition
London report says the Prince of Wales has officially become President of the British Empire Exhibition. Reuter notes the appointment announced Saturday.
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London
Prince of Wales
Reuter
Indians in Fiji Elect Two Representatives
Suva Fiji Saturday reports the Soesla ture unanimously voting to urge the Duke of Devonshire Secretary of State for the Colonies to amend letters patent so Indians may elect two representatives with the entire colony as a single electorate United Service notes the move as a step toward broader colonial representation.
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Suva
Fiji
Duke of Devonshire
United Service
Melba Donates Charity Gift From Wireless Company
Dame Melba has given 100 guineas received from the Wireless Broadcasting Company to charity. The donation supports United Service efforts and reflects the singer’s continued support for welfare causes in London.
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Melba
London
Dame Melba
Wireless Broadcasting Company
United Sevier
Quota Talks Weaken Liquor Trade Across Borders
Ottawa reports a conference planned between the United States and Canadian government to press for tighter liquor traffic restrictions. A British quota extension from New York is noted as immigration figures and routes shift with Australian migrants under pressure. Reuters notes exhausted resources and possible transshipment to Canada.
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LiqQuon Rua
Ottawa
United States
Bautes
New York
Canada
Reuter
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