Australian Pilgrims Reach Paris Amid Holy Journey
Reuters reports Tuesday that 400 Australian pilgrims, headed by Archbishop Mannix, arrived in Paris with Swiss guards presenting honors. The group, including bishops and monsignors, met Cardinal Ferrerly in France and received Apostolic blessing, as Mannix praised the pilgrimage as a demonstration of faith and friendship.
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Garrent
Mannix
Allie Fiey
U Furrelly
Il-Heall
France
Viannix
Jaueney
Bowes
Ndlin
Arcbishop
Death verdict after Sydney operation inquiry
The coroner concluded that Alice Yates died after a cancer surgery due to pelvic peritonitis. Witnesses testified the operation caused complications and that Edwards failed to provide proper care, but the coroner recorded an accidental death finding.
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Sydney
Gorener
Alice Yates
Edwards
Vier
Diety Lieetulion
Ayer
American airman parachutes to safety after plane catches fire
An American airman at 10,000 feet above Waliamaport Femmeset escaped a flaming aircraft by parachute and landed safely.
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Waliamaport
Femmeset
Wool Scheme Debate Sparks Australian Steel Owners Meeting
Melbourne dispatch reports the executive committee of the Australian Steel Owners Association voting to oppose any wool scheme pushing government control or compulsory pooling. The delegates’ report from the Grazier’s Feared camel in Brisbane on May 24 and 26 urges opposition to the proposed reform.
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Melbourne
Weillivsilds
Oath
Australian — Steel Owners? Association
Vni- Association
Brisbane
Small Growers in Favor in Melbourne
A Melbourne meeting of Victorian Woolgrowers Association representatives today voted unanimously to ask Sir Joly Higging to submit a scheme for standardisation. The proposal aims to align weights and measures among wool gleamers and to seek interstate conference support for the plan.
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Melbourne
Joly Hhgging
Penal Turn in Explosive Attack at Blind Factory
A man named St Just was released on the claim he had already suffered a full punishment for the offense. The blast at Venesian Blind Factory injured several, with Dave Hinghhurst among those seriously hurt. Justice Berguson noted the offender’s prior punishment and ruled accordingly.
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Venesian
Dave Hinghhurst
Justice Berguson
NSW Floods Desolation Follows Halted Recovery
Destruction spreads around Nurrundera as floods persist in New South Wales. Reports cite 200 soldiers stationed nearby, with losses in one district totaling £25,000 and Wagga damages exceeding £100,000. Authorities describe continuing desolation and rising repair costs.
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Slinney
Woaleslas
Luis
Nurrundera
Hothelesa
Gera
Wagga
Repair Clearance Schedule Notes
To clear at repair, two items scheduled for February 8. Overseen by unit B81 with eleven entries and related tasks noted for completion.
Counting Absent Votes in NSW Elections Affects Outlook
In NSW absent vote counts, Labor is favored to form the government with about 46 of 47 seats while anti-Labor trails around 44 or 43. Key figures include Mr Giraffey and Mr Chifley, with possible shifts toward anti-Labor candidate Mr Abbott and Progressives’ Mr Hedges. Final quotients await all absent and postal votes late this week.
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Sydney
Labor
Giraffey
Chifley
Abbott
Goulburn
Hedges
Iik'ty Tu
Great Labor Victory in New South Wales Election
Mr J G Hitzgerald returned to Pirie after three weeks campaigning for Labor in New South Wales. He hailed the Labor win as the greatest state victory amid anti labor consolidation. He spoke at fifteen meetings from Pirie to Tenterfield, noting upcoming parliamentary reforms and sectoral laws.
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J. G. Hitzgerald
Pirie Yeaterday
Labor Party
Sarliamentary
New
Wales
Pirle
Flootion
Tenterfield
Queensland
Fitzgerald
Wages Dispute at Tramway Company Workshops
In Ulruken Ill region workers from the Boilermakers and Buildersmiths unions met after a long session to discuss wage increases. The groups passed resolutions stating a 10 day warning to the minister and declared all boilermakers at the Tramway workshop in Yellow Harbor to strike if no settlement is reached. The Adelaide branch was informed to coordinate actions and ensure solidarity across plants.
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Uruken
Willy
Muullers
Silverton Tramway Company
Thorani Industry
Boilermakers Society
Society
Adelaide ‘Braveh
Dope
Cockburn
Levee Honoring King's Sixtieth Birthday Held at Government House
Adelaide officials and judiciary gathered at Government House for a noonday levee in honor of the King s sixtieth birthday. Administrator and Acting Chief Justice Poole presided as uniformed army representatives and officials attended in a brilliant display.
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Adelaide
Government House
Poole
Juuidla Army
Sid Aval
Small Boy Burned In Dump Fall Near Mount Colan
A five year old boy Edward Tuttle slipped through a hot ash dump outside Quinn's butter shop Mount Colan during the weekend. He was severely burned up to the hips as the dump crust collapsed under his weight. Mr Quinn freed the lad and he was taken twelve miles to Clermont Hospital in a serious condition.
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Brisbane
Quinn
Mount Colon
Edward Tuttle
Clermont Hospital
T! Bey
Labor nominates J. Verran for Adelaide seat
Adelaide report states F. Fy Ward secretary of the South Australian Labor Party confirms the nomination of J. Verran as candidate for the Adelaide seat in the House of Assembly. Ward believes there will be no opposition, deeming it a waste of time and money to contest the district.
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Adelaide
Wennesday
F. Fy Ward
Labor Party
J. Verran
Ute
House of Assembly
Ward
Flow of aliens stirs protest in Adelaide quake debate
A Melbourne style deputation led by Mrs EW Nicholls urged limits on Mediterranean immigrants amid influenza fears. They cited overcrowded quarantine, claimed foreign communities avoid health rules, and cited £5000 funds and national lawmakers lobbied to Prime Minister. Clergy and civic groups backed restrictions citing safety and cultural separation.
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Adelaide
Nichola
EW. Nicholls
6 Christian Temperance Union
Pirle
Messrs
I. W. Foster
G. E. Yates
Moabb
Mei
J. W. O'Loughlin
Melagh
Returned Sailors and Soldiers
Young Women's Glorintig Association
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Non-Party Association
Howal Connall
Bury
Foster
BH. Nivld
Australia
Migrants Clash With Labor in Queensland Debate
Royal Commission inquiry into Malian and other migrants to Northern Queensland finds rising arrivals outpacing use and risks social and economic strain. Mr T A Ferry urges strict migration limits, targeted absorption, and careful selection from Italy, with emphasis on prospected local contractors to oversee arrivals.
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Brisbane
T. A. Ferry
Royal Commission
Queensland
Austratia
Italy
Frr
Australia
Ferry
Tie Abipplie
Forriewers
Amundsen Search Aid Planned by Norway Navy
Oslo reports the Norwegian government will send two naval aeroplanes by steamer to Spitzbergen to assist in locating Captain Amundsen. The aircraft should reach Spitzbergen by week’s end. Officials express doubt he can return by air and expect Cape North or Spitzbergen as possible routes if found.
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Reuter
Oslo
Ihis
Spitsbergen
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Cape Gollinbla
Market report fragment with mixed buy and sell quotes
Commercial notice lists multiple brokers and stock actions from Adelaide on June 8 12 58 p m. entries show buyers sellers and various company names including Zinc corporation Amalgamated Zinc Meltora Wilcox Molden and Net with mixed 26/9 26/10 21/3 39/3 and 33/ entries, indicating lively trading quotes and quoted prices.
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A. A. Pearce
Gubaw
C. Ward
Adelaide
Elton
Sellur
North
Zinc Corparalion
Yell Amalgamated
Ives Renant
Yva
Ate
Meltora, Ltd
Wilcox
Momus
Molden's
Four in Hand A Constable's Capture
Constable Booth on a bicycle pursued a Dodge near Central Nottway Station after four men entered the vehicle. He halted them with revolvers, handcuffed the group, found another loaded pistol, and escorted them to the police station as crowds gathered. Suspects named George Meller 19 Willim Garter 19 Claude Uroveh 22 James Hayson 13.
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Sydney
Booth
Nottway Station
Bothe
Herry Heads
Om Tits
Mosman
George Meller
Willim Garter
Claude Uroveh
James Hayson
Explosion at Richmond Electric Company Building Sparks Inquest
In Melbourne on April 20 a double story Richmond Electric Company building was wrecked by a gelignite blast. Fifty to sixty adjacent shops were damaged. Coroner opened an inquiry. Mine manager Frederick Culling testified about Andrew Neilson, an employee who reportedly took blasting gelatine and detonators. A barman named Thomas Hubertgou claimed to have seen Neilson near the building doorway that night. Hearing adjourned to the next day.
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Melbourne
Richmond
Richmond Electric C Company
Frederick Culling
Andrew Neilson
Hip
Thomas Hubertgou
Neilson
No Tenders for Commonwealth Project Declared
Wednesday Mr Bruce stated no tender proposals were received for the loss of the Commonwealth. Proposals that comply will be considered as tenders, otherwise rejected under government conditions. DeLong examined.
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Wendesday
Bruce
Amalgamated Wireless to Broadcast Ship Messages
The Postmaster General G Gibson announces preparations with Amalgamated Wireless to supply newer messages broadcast to ships at sea. The service begins June 3 and will transmit each night except Sunday from Sydney Perth and Darwin radio stations.
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Melbourne
G. Gibson
Amalgamated Wireless
Sydney
Perth
Darwin
Adelaid e Court Hears Witnesses In Insult Case
Adelaide court hears defence witnesses in the case of Charles Reeves a bricklayer of Flinders Street charged with using insulting words toward a returned soldier at Botanic Park on a Sunday. Judgment reserved until June 11 for two additional charges of using tumultuous words against the same defendant.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Polos Court
Uuis
Charles Reeves
Flindera Street
Botanic Park
Prince visits battlefields in South Africa amid relic tour
Prince of Wales tours the battlefield sites at Tal Smith and splen Kop in South Africa. Sir Lionel Halley recalls the siege in which he served with the Naval Brigade. Admiral shows interest upon discovering shell holes used by naval guns during the Boer British fighting 25 years ago.
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Reuter
Cape Town
Uoaday
Prine of
Walea
Tanysmith
Lionel Halaey
Splen Kop
Riots and Strikes Rock Bangtal Theatre District
Reported disturbances spread as a 36,000 strong strike paralyzed Bangtal. Italian and Rivertoan marines patrolled with palmers, American volunteers mounted patrols engaged rioters in central settlement. An American trooper was wounded in the thigh. Chinese workers and locals suffered injuries as 300 rioters were rounded up and confined.
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Sesindea
Luling
Ou Chinene
Rioters Attack as Merchants Seek Peace in Shanghai
Reports from Shanghai describe rioters using revolvers against American troops near Burkill Road, killing two horses and wounding Dr. McMartin. Volunteers with a Lewis gun repulsed attacks from a garage roof. rioters fled through a tunnel to the old New World. Police rounded up hundreds after a brief lull. The day ended with a disrupted meeting lacking a quorum due to Japanese absence.
Foreign Office protests over Shanghai incident prompt action
The Foreign Office in Pekin condemns a deplorable Shanghai incident and holds the International Concession authorities fully responsible. It requests urgent instructions to free arrested men through consular authorities in Shanghai.
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Reuter
Pekin
Hanghai
Shanghai
Birthday Honors In London List Attracts Notable Promotions
The King's Birthday honors announce no new peers but promote Baron Reurated to Viscount and Sir William Tyrrell. The list includes several pages of Orders of the British Empire with six Dames. In Melbourne, 700 to 800 people attended the State Governor Earl of Stradbroke's birthday event at the Exhibition Buildings.
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Renter
London
Luceday
Sepa
Baron
Melbourne
Earl of Stradbroke
Canadian Advances in Washington Appointment Vote
Ottawa reports the Canadian Government aims to appoint a Canadian minister to Washington soon. In Dominion House, a 60,000 dollar measure for Canadian representation was debated as Premier and government faced difficulty naming a suitable envoy due to the post’s personal expense.
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Reuter
Ottawa
Washington
Dominion House of Lommona
United States
Canada
House of Commons votes against tariff revision measure
The House of Commons defeated a proposal by Mr Meigiey to immediately revise the tariff. The vote stood 147 to 37 against, with a sizable majority opposing the motion. The result reflected a protectionist stance and a strong Tory position.
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Ducruay
House of Commons
Meigiey
Isader
Coolidge Affirms Defence Still Needed for Peace
President Coolidge, in a dispatch to the Australian Press Association, stresses peaceful aims but declares for adequate national defence. He says material and spiritual progress depend on universal military and naval protection, and appeals to American citizens to value national defence.
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Australian Press Association
Annapolis
Coolidge
Dirmly
Aviation Mishap in Budapest Tests Human Constitution
Budapest report of a flight test by a physician from Szeged ending in a crash from 600 feet. The experiment aimed to study dying influence on the human constitution and resulted in the death of aviator Boros, named in early dispatches.
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Budapest
Auros
Noupita
Szeged
Bito
Bijferina
Boros
Security Proposals Keep German Disarmament on Hold
London and Paris report no new developments on the German security proposal. Britain’s Western frontier guarantee is denied to be 30 years, offered as a continuing pledge while the Versailles Treaty exists. Paris says Allied Note to Germany will be presented in Berlin Thursday, detailing progress and remaining tasks under the Versailles framework.
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Reuter
London
Paris
Germany
Theard
Berio
Conference of Ambassadors
Dewes
Cologne
Smugglers Rebuild Fleet Off Boston After Government Blockade
Reuters reports activity resumes as liquor smugglers tow ships into the zone off Boston. The bootlegging ring is said to be constructing an armed fleet to counter coast guard vessels, following a five week blockade by government ships.
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Reuter
Boston
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