Thrilling Smash Bus and Tram Crash in Sydney
A motor bus and tram collided at the Bitzepeth and Cleveland streets intersection yesterday afternoon. The tram derailed and the bus front was wrecked, but both drivers survived. Six men were injured including Frederick Gough with a fractured skull and possible spinal injury, tram motorman A McKay cut by glass, and driver John McTiernan with lacerations and bruises, plus Walter Donohue Edward Slater and Walter James sustaining abrasions and shock.
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Sydney
Bitzepeth
Cleveland Streets
Prederick Gough
Lewisham
A. McKay
Nana
John McTiergan
Hus
Lieros
Wienael Donohue
Edward Slater
Walter James
Senator Wilson Addresses Adelaide Election Rumors
Senator J Wison, minister of markets and migration, arrived in Adelaide from Melyourpa and denied rumors he would contest a western state seat in the federal elections. He plans to stand for his South Australia seat, clarified he has no current intention to switch states. He may run as a Country Party or Liberal candidate but expects complexities before the next elections.
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Adelaide
J. ¥. Wison
Melyourpa
Arens
South Australia
Wilson
Thaye
Contry
Shana
North South Line Route Report From Melbourne
Questioned this morning a Melbourne telegram stated a survey of the Nor' South railway to Alice Springs was complete. It alleged the Odna datta route favored earlier records. Premier J Gunn said the Commonwealth Government and the Latin Australian Government pact aims to extend from Hodnadatts or build a new line from Kingoonya with work due within the agreed time.
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Adelatue
Melbourn
Nor' South
Alice Springs
Itd
Parlish Secntary
Odnadatta
Mrr
J. Gunn
Commonwealth
Hodnadatts
Kingoonya
Missing Wallet Report Sparks Police Investigation
A wallet missing from a hotel stayed by Th Gibsog Wie, containing £2, led police to a suspect. A man named A. T. Ryan matched the description and was questioned after a similar wallet worth about £12 was found under a sink. Ryan was charged with unlawful possession, granted bail, but later disappeared from Pirie Hospital.
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Damestoyn
Th. Gibsog
Guileeior
Pirle Vollee
Pirataza
A. TL Ryan
Miepatice
Tiyan
Bow
Pirie Hospital
WATCHMAN'S FALL ON THE IRON CROWN DECK
An accident aboard the Iron Crown at about 9:20 p.m. left Randall, a 67-year-old man, with a base skull fracture. Dr. Tassie attended, and Randall was taken to the hospital in serious condition. The incident occurred as crew were retiring for the night.
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Revert Raedell
Tassie
Randall
Fighting Job Control 70 Pay in Melbourne Shipping Row
Melbourne shipowners say they will not seek crew for the Chillagoe as two seamen quit accusing articles of lacking safeguarding clauses. The Cycle sailed to Newcastle with days on their articles, risking seizure. Unions expect action from the Sydney conference and Prime Minister Bruce to curb alleged bias by the Commonwealth Line in wage and condition disputes.
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Melbourne
Newcantle
Nweantle
Jnward
Conference of Transport
Yalina
Sydney
S. M. Bruce
Journa
Aken
Commonwealth Line
Karoola Delayed Due to Missing Sailors
The Waroola bound for the eastern Straits is delayed as three sailors are reported missing. The Karoola had set sail at 2.4 but remains held up until authorities confirm the crew status.
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Agon Tuilay
Strife over access halts ship at wharf
Anticipated Melbourne voyage halted as Seamen's Union assistant secretary Jaco Johansen is refused admittance to a ship at the wharf. Workers hold a stopwork meeting, captain orders logging, ship refused to sail until books inspected. Company awaits Melbourne guidance. vessel may be laid up. Canberra to sail at o clock tonight.
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Eydney
Jaco Johansen
Seamen's Union
Bving
Trowardsmith
Cagherra
Melbourne
Canberra
A Wife Wounded at Rockingham Near Perth Tragedy
Estella Moore, 38, shot in the face by husband Percy Moore at Rockingham 30 miles from Perth. He then killed Wansell. the wife survived and was taken to Fremantle hospital. Moore fled after a stormy quarrel. The couple had two children and had recently separated.
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Perth
Rockingham
Estella Moore
Percy Moore
Wansell
Fremantle
Bosnital
Gerald
Moore
Turmoil in Greece as Pangalos seizes power in Athens
In Athens and Salonika a rapid political upheaval unfolds as General Pangalos declares control, forming a new government with himself at the helm of the War Ministry. Admiral Thalassiyiakos named Minister of Morin and temporarily handling affairs as the nation awaits a cabinet.
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Athens
Prilay
Pyngatas
Greece
Salonika
Pangalo
Observer on Chamberlain speech in security pact
The Observer comments on Chamberlain's speech route, noting a dimenity remains and stressing Paris must not be misled. It says nothing will push Britain to sponsor Polish or Czech alliances or drag the nation into any war against its own will and sentiment.
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Reuter
London
The
Observer
Chaberlain
Paris
Commonwealth Line cancels Carina freight due to crew delays
In Sydney a Saturday report states the Commonwealth Line has decided not to set up a new charter for the freighter Carina because shipping troubles and crew uncertainty prevent arranging a fresh voyage. Premier Mr Lang will meet union representatives to pursue mediation with owners and companies.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Line
Carina
Veese
Lang
Gwners
Public Mandates Commission hears Nauru report
At a League of Nations Mandates Commission session in Geneva Marquis Theodoll noted only one report revived this year. The 1924 Nauru report, reviewed with Sir Joseph Cook, states land for a wireless station and government station totaling about 400 acres was acquired by the German Government from native owners and then transferred to the Administration as mandatory power under the Peace Treaty.
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Reuter
Geneva
Permanent Mandates Commission
League of Nations
Marquis Theodollc
Nauru
Mandates Commission
Sir Joseph Cook Wigh
Australia
de Vke
France plans bank loan expansion amid fiscal warnings
Reuters reports Paris considers raising six billion francs by adding Bank of France advances to the State as the government aims to ease Treasury strains. The Finance Committee rejects a capital levy, backing the government bill with changes. socialists oppose while pledging to push for a levy.
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Aulvanord
Alx Milliarda
All Adopted: Paris Deputies Back Caillaus's Plan
In Paris on Saturday the Chamber of Deputies endorsed M Caillaus's Onance plan by 830 votes to 33 with 272 votes to 46 against the government financial measures. The result marks broad approval of the proposal amid fiscal discussion.
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Chamber of Deputive
M. Caillaus
Onance PLC
Senake
Earthquakes Harass Montana to Pacific Northwest Rail Traffic
A four hour quake sequence across Montana Wyoming Idaho and Washington on Saturday disrupted traffic on a trans continental railway. No fatalities reported but tunnels collapsed and streets flooded as avalanches and aftershocks sparked panic. Thousands fled into streets in several cities during the first tremor.
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Reuter
Billings
Aioni
Montana
Unemployment at Port Adelaide Hinges on Slack Shipping
In Port Adelaide a wave of unemployment hits Waterside Workers as only one interstate trader, Waralea, remains at the inner harbor and collier Macedon sits idle. Secretary F Garp notes about 1,500 members without work, with brighter prospects next week as overseas vessels are due. Other unions report workers laid off from wool sales cancellations and reduced depot and factory activity.
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F. Garp
J. D. Jones
Storemen and Packers’ Union
Fell From Train Injures Banke Soccer Player
George Bune 22 a Banke footballer fell from a moving train near Canterbury station while chasing a football he carried. He sustained lacerations to the head face arms and legs and was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Sydney
George Bune
Yeats
Bong
Bankeown
South Ashfield
Ganterbury Station
New Zealand All Blacks Beat New South Wales
New Zealand All Blacks defeated New South Wales 20 to 13 in a rugby match played in New South Wales on Saturday. The result confirmed the visitors as the stronger side in a competitive display from both teams.
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Newgasile Nsw
al Blacks
New Zealand
New Southy Wales
All Blacks
New South Wales
Prince of Wales Visits Mafeking in Quiet Contrast
The Prince of Wales completed a memorable Johannesburg tour and train journey to Bechuanaland after a restless Rand spree. Crowds surged through Johannesburg, while Mafeking offered a striking quiet contrast with its historic associations enhancing the visit.
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Johannesbur
Prince of Wales
Jolanesburg
Bechuanaland
Rand
Wits
Zeerust
Mafeking
Barnes Wins Prestwick Open Golf Championship
Reuter reports J Barnes won the Prestwick open golf championship amid a large crowd. After the third round MacDonald Smith Gompcton and Barnes led with 226. Abe Slitch and Raz 225, Tom Feme 229, Harris 341 among amateurs and other notable competitors including Havers B10 and Dus.
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Reuter Losdos
Tonys Barnes
Prestwick
Leafers
MacDonald Smith
Gompcton
Barnes
Abe Slitchet
Raz
Tom Feme
Comingeton
Boa
Michell
Taylor
Shampin Harris
Archbishop Mannix in London Report
A London dispatch notes that Purely Republican forces may be behind a purported but unacceptable line, angering Irish Catholic hierarchy who favor peace at the Free State. The correspondent cites uncertainty about motives and warns of provocations amid political tensions.
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London
Free State
Afforestation Schemes Draw UK.. Adelaide Water Plans
Mr L L Hill and hydraulic engineer H E Bellamy discuss afforestation around reservoirs and a three section state waterworks plan. Proposals include monthly bacteriological tests of Torrens and Onkaparinga waters, future mechanical filtration, and a focus on conserving water through scientific tree planting.
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Adelaide
L. L. Hill
Commissioner of Public Works
Hdraulic
Forestry Department
Bellamy
Torrens
Onkaparinga
Mgr. Bellamy
Kapuida
Aus
Ballarat
Canada Austria reciprocity treaty clears Parliament
After more than three years of negotiation the Canadian Parliament passed the Austria Canada reciprocity treaty without amendment. Treasurer Earle Puke expressed government pleasure, noting a system of preferences would boost Empire trade. Bruce will submit the amended fore nt treaty to the House next week.
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Melbourne
Austria
Canada
Earle Puke Teasurer
Hones Mit
Muta Beneft
Mackengle King
Bruce
House of Neprescit
Japan Urges Conciliatory Measures Amid China Tensions
Foreign policy dispatches detail Japan pressing for caution toward China while Britain weighs actions. Reports from The Times and Washington suggest a potential conference among powers, with the United States sizing up involvement. The Shanghai street clash exposes Britain and Chinese state tensions, as mobs clash with police and foreign interests are briefly protected.
Hold Firm Declares Firm Stance on China Footnote
London Friday report notes a firm declarative stance amid conspicuous debate over Chinese policy. The article highlights international tension and a strong emphasis on preserving position.
Gippsland Bacon-Curing Works Fire At Dontenong
Fire destroyed a large Gippsland Co operative Bacon Curing Company establishment at Dontenong. Fire brigade struggled with low water pressure for over two hours but saved portions of the buildings. Trailed and stock losses feared.
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Dontenong
Bry
Three Shots Fired in Centennial Park Clash
Early Saturday in Centennial Park police fired three shots at two fleeing men who were seen carrying a cash register after two constables spotted them near the park entrance. One man halted but fled, prompting more shots. the other man was arrested minutes later while in hiding.
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Sydney
Gentennial Park
Adelaide Teachers Union Holds Annual Conference at High School Hall
Registration sought under the Indu Code Act 1924 in South Australia. The South Australian Public Teachers’ Union held its annual conference at the High School Hall on Grote Street this morning. President Gattrell presided as executive summoned attendees. About Shinad thas were present and discussions focused on conference objectives and union rules.
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Adelaide
Grote Street
Hick
Gattrell
Shinad
Barrier Horsedrivers Wholesale Employees Unite
Workers at Barrier Horsedr vers Wholesale Employees Union threaten action today. Mr J Creestdont faced industry officials before the Vanee Board over a disputed wage rate cited at 4 11/8. The Comet reports a meeting of men and officials to address the matter.
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Hurday
Barrier Horsedrvers
J. &. Creestdont
Vanee
Misg Raith Pearsem Charged in Grand Estate Case
Misg Raith A. Pearsem, aged 20, of Creat Pertland Greet, was reportedly involved in a grand estate matter. The fragmentary text references a 280 werden situwe, suggesting legal or regulatory action related to an estate. Further readable details are unavailable.
Reopening Banks In Hong Kong Sparks Porter Meeting
Bankers in Hong Kong held a meeting Monday and adopted a resolution aligning with stock exchange actions. The Joe Sharebookers Association committee backed the move as Deval rating stores faced changes at Hat Borough wharves while the Ohta firm tampered with engines of Kerosoa ferry boats before Ace incident.
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Hong Kong
Sunde Elunese
Tadey Aor
Joe Sharebookers’ Association
Uo Stock Exchange
Deval
Ohta
Kerosoa
Ace
China Situation Review Probed by Beatty and Navy Moves
The Sunday Times reports Fibbet has twice reviewed the China situation and Admiral Beatty was consulted as new naval movements begin. British and Indian forces at Tudtan and Pacific stations are kept in readiness. Informal consultations continue between London and Washington.
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London
Tis “Sunday Times
Fibbet
China
Beatty
IV Navy
Tudtan
Pacifi
Westington
Food shortage grips Shanghai and Canton in day of unrest
Report from Hong Kong and Shanghai describes a severe food shortage with no vegetables or fish supplies. Government plans troop dispatch to occupy Shameen as attacks intensify. British, American, and Japanese naval forces move toward Amoy while a French gunboat sails toward Canton.
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Hong Kong
Shameen
Amoy
Admiral Lite
Canton
Terrible Death from Dragging by Foot in Sydney
A boy, aged nise, died after being dragged by a bolting horse for about 200 yards near Oxley yesterday. He sustained multiple injuries including both arms and legs broken and was carried by a friend. The horse frightened the animal and the youth fell. his clothing tore away and he was dragged down a stoop.
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Sydney
Sunary
St Oxley
Ephen Debridas
Gladstone Gaol Admits Complex Prison Abuse Inquiry
A brief report from Adelaide notes statements by a secretary regarding investigations into abuse at Gladstone Gaol. The detention facility faces scrutiny over punitive treatments of inmates and disciplinary practices. Officials acknowledge the issue is intricate and evolving as inquiries continue.
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