Tragedy strikes as Hopkins family slain then father kills himself
In a shocking morning tragedy Henry Hopkins a retiree butcher wife Mary aged 60 and their adopted son Roy 24 were found dead. A rifle lay by the door and a self inflicted wound ended the elder’s life amid claims of delusion over his wife and son. Hopkin's health had been poor and the incident followed reports of family strain.
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Forest Fires Battle Rages In Ontario Towns
A three day fire crisis in North West Ontario devastates Forget and surrounding areas. Forest crews, schoolboys, loggers, and locals fight flames along Lumber river and Slows Lookout while residents evacuate. Rivers overflow as the town is threatened and later declared safe.
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Bishop Defies Senate Inquiries On Political Funds
Bishop Canon, a southern Republican figure tied to a recent Methodist Conference inquiry into political fund activity, refused to answer questions about his finances and politics before the Senate Lobbying Committee. He claimed liquor and statutory interests were pressuring him, while senators pressed for accountability and questioned penalties for noncooperation.
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Washington
Bishop Canon
Methodist Conference
Senate
Walsh
Stabbed British Medical Missionary Attacked in Shanghai
In Shanghai on a Friday Hector Gifford Stubbs a British medical missionary and Quaker was stabbed in the back while walking the main street of Chenety ina civkshares by a Comey minister from Chung Xing who crept up from behind with a knife or bayonet. He is reported as unwell but alive.
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Hector Gifford Stubbs
Chenetyina Civkshares
Chung Xing
Bhibbs
Strikes in Japan Trigger Parliament Intervention
In Kobe and Tokyo strikes by workers at major firms prompt government action. Parliamentarians intervene to secure concessions at Konegafueht Spinning Company while wage cuts remain disputed. At Hoshi Pharmaceutical Works, 430 discharged workers tried to storm the plant amid tense scenes.
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Melbourne Tramways seeks wage award change
At a mass meeting in Melbourne the Tramways Board announced its intention to ask the Arbitration Court to remove the 3f 2d a week added to the basic wage. The board would seek ordinary rates for Sundays and holidays instead of time and a half. The union executive declined to approve rationing and will devise a plan to aid workers who have, been affected.
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Melbourne Tramways Board
Arbitration Court
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Waterfront unrest sparks doubled police guarding wharfs
In AUSLATBE on Thursday tense waterside protests continued as two volunteer groups escorted by police gathered near the Waterside Walkers Federation pickup area. No injuries reported though some amenities were damaged amid warnings the Federal Government cannot easily resolve the dispute. Senator McLachlan and Lokestary officials commented on seeking calm and preventing recurrence as talks stall on granting full preference to waterside workers.
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Soup Kitchen Opens In Pirie Salvation Army Effort
At Sefclock yesterday afternoon the Pirie Salvation Army soup kitchen opened and served hot soup to ten families and 251 employed and homeless men during a busy hour. Women from the Women's Home League prepared and dispensed the soup and Ensign Mawson noted generous support from Pirie firms. The project aims to operate Thursdays Saturdays and Mondays with plans to extend to daily service soon.
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Women's Home League
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Price of silver in Adelaide and London metal markets
Adelaide reports silver prices slipping to new lows. London market data shows declines across metals with forward and spot prices for June shipments noted. Copper, lead, zinc, tin and spelter quotations move lower, while silver futures also falter amid weak demand and production signals.
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London
Slasiusrd
Ex-Constable Charged With Grievous Bodily Harm
In Sydney on Thursday ex Constable Harold Rosch was charged with grievous bodily harm to Joseph Lilley. The Central Court committed Rosch for trial and bail was set at £80. Lilley alleges injury while Rosch was arresting him.
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New Cardinals Consistory Planned for July Third
The Rome report states Pope will hold a consistory on July 3 for creation of new cardinals. Authorities believe the event will proceed with the expected papal approval and confirmation. Archbishop Kelly is noted as involved in the discussions.
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Rome
Syil
Avistralian
Kelly
Smuggled Swiss Motor Car Discovered at Border
French officials along the Alsatian frontier at St. Ludwis station uncovered a brand new Swiss motor car packed with a specially constructed body and small arms including guns and machine guns intended for mounting. The cache was addressed to the Emperor of Ethiopia, adding a puzzling international dimension to the seizure.
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Berlin
Ethiopia
St. Ludwis
Ehast
Birthday Cup prospects at Victoria Park meeting
Racing notes preview the Birthday Cup at Victoria Park with Temptation, Seaholm, King Quex and Som Quality among contenders. Wagging hands include Adelaide, King Adelaide, and Glend Osmond entries with weight drops and potential closers in Parkside Stakes and Norwood Handicap.
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Kippax-Middlesex Tightens Tour With Fast Scoring
Australia dominates a thrilling Middlesex innings as Kippax builds a patient 96 and Allan tops a brisk stand with 65. Hearne, Stevens, Lee, and Fairfax provide steady support while McCabe, Grimmett, and Hornibrook loom with the ball. The lively day ends with Middlesex 108 in their first innings.
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Bagiss selectors name ten players for west Test
London reports The Daily Aspir that the Bagiss selectors have picked ten players for the west Test. The proposed team includes Sutcliffe Hammond Hendres Geary Chapman (captain) Robins Tate Larwond Durksworth Woolley, with Duleepsohit of Tisyland as the eleventh man.
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Tisyland
Melbourne man charged with wounding wife
Nelson Broughton Baker aged 40 was committed for trial by the Callingwood Court today on a charge of having wounded his wife Lottie with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Baker pleaded not guilty.
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Concert at Pirie South by Christian Endeavourers
Folk enjoy a good concert at Pirie South on Saturday evening as the Christan Endeavourers with friends present a program of songs, renitatioba, duets and plays. The dialogue Gover managing the house is expected to amuse. cast includes Miss Janet Bedwn and Mr. Brosly among others.
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Coal Trade Tensions Spark Labor Worry in Victoria
In Melbourne Victoria a meeting on coal trade and labor interests warned of recession if coal miners strike. Speakers said government rescue delays could force private mines to close, putting hundreds of workers out of work as supply and prices threaten the market.
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Erbourne
Wien
Miss Amy Johnson in Sydney civic events
Miss Amy Johnson the British aviatrix spent Thursday in Sydney with four busy events. Government House hosted several tallors and letters this morning, followed by a reception at Parliament House. She was accorded a civic luncheon by women citizens and a civic reception by the Chief Civic Commissioner.
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Melbourne reception plan amid mixed committee decisions
Melbourne reception arrangements falter as citizens committee resists a religious ceremony at Flemington racecourse on June 19. The Victoria Government declines initiative while the reception committee negotiates moving events to Monday.
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Whursday
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Amy Johnson
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Wafebreakers loot Melbourne jewellers for eight thousand pounds
A Melbourne gang cracked M. King and Company on Bourke Street breaking a back wall safe with quarter-inch tools. They stole diamonds and jewellery valued around £8100, along with cash and silk undergarments, loading loot into two motor cars. Police report strong detailing of the break in and stolen items.
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Safeblowers strike Fremantle in bold theft at chambers
Safeblowers active in Fremantle during the past tortutsh. The height of audacity was reached last night when the rear of 9 strang oom in the test Fremantle Munisipal Chambers next to a police station was blown open and £40 stolen.
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Strangoom
Alleged Embezzlement In Melbourne Court Case
Melbourne case details alleged embezzlement by haylee and a former clerk Long resist Long aged 28 formerly employed at a slate coal mine. District Court committed him for trial after accoun tant testified to a large shortage found in books, with evidence of 1000 shortage and a 300 pound bail set.
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Lone
Air Mall Route Could Open to Australia Early Next Year
In the House of Lords Lord Thomson says the extension of the air route to Australia hinges on Commonwealth Government action. He notes Britain has entered various agreements to secure crossing routes and that operations may begin within about a year.
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London
Australia
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Civil Service Salaries and Proposed Reductions
Fragmentary report notes Adelside branch workers discuss public servant pay cuts. Mentions Mat aU and WindViableness as possible advisers, with references to DanBY, Wien, and Mashbrook. Includes garbled names and figures such as 48 and 169, suggesting a discussion of salary adjustment proposals amid unclear context.
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Ktovernmenit
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Wien
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Unemployment Retrenchment in Adelator Assembly Session
The House of Assembly met Thursday amid unemployment retrenchment debates. A bill proposed delaying railways employees' dismissal notices until June 30 to allow a conference between the treasurer and the premier. The government faced questions over accountability and funding while assessing the employment actions.
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Victorian settlement plan opens vast land for settlers
The Victorian Government intends to open up large acreages in Western District Africa to settlers this year. Minister Leeds announced the sale of about £3 million worth of land with funds to be raised by qualified loans. Details appeared to emphasize a major land release and related financial arrangements.
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British Empire foresaw world telephone unity
A London press conference featured Mr Lees-Smith of the British Cabinet outlining Empire communications aims. He spoke of uploading mail to Australia, paring rates via beam technology, and the empire’s future tied to shared telephony and food security amid Commonwealth reforms.
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Insanity Alleged in £3000 Damages Case
In Melbourne a case claims 3000 from Doctors A G Forsyth and Hedley Frank Simmons and partner Joseph Batts. Plaintiff alleges delusions and paranoia affecting business trust. Witness Balas says his wife was taken away and fears of enticement surface, while Dr Forsyth notes delusions and examines the claimant.
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Man Charged After Rifle Attack Near Home
Barry McDonald recounts a terrifying incident as shots were fired at him near his Wor station. The assailant was discharged following a quarrel and McDonald refused to answer a demanded apology letter. Investigators say a man faced charges of attempted murder after the Monday night confrontation.
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English Derby Ex Digger Triumphs for £9000 Victory
English Derby at Epsom Downs crowned Blenheim owned by the Aga Khan after a dramatic ride by Rustam Pasha failed to beat the winner. Beads of police and crowds filled the route as royals attended. the Aga Khan claimed Blenheim’s triumph as the king looked on.
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Fame War Ace Allan Wade Dies in Lake Tragedy
Local report notes the death of Allan Wade, once a famed war ace, who perished when a fire broke out near a lake yesterday after a muttered phrase. Witnesses recall Wade’s final actions as the blaze swept the area, with authorities investigating the incident as a likely accidental fire near the water.
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Thay
Port Pirie Welfare Drive Seeks Goods for Sale
Local welfare movement in Port Pirie appeals for donations of clothing toys books and other goods for a market sale planned for June 40. Mrs S J Warren secretary says funds are scarce and any contribution will be gratefully accepted to support mothers and children through the sale and its proceeds.
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Paddy
S.J. Warren
Andre
Warren
Groverley
Wallin
Allie
Lepers on Train Discovery Sparks Tokyo Social Debate
Two female lepers were found on a sleeping car bound for Tokyo, prompting a discussion of Japan's social treatment. Officials have segregated some patients while others beg in streets. the women, from good families, sought medical care.
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Japan
Leishe-traim
West Australian gold mining delegation seeks ounce bonus
A delegation from the Western Australian gold mining community travels to Adelaide to push for a government bonus of £1 per ounce. They plan to stay until Tuesday afternoon before heading to Melbourne, intending to persuade state and federal authorities to back the proposal.
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