Progress of Aviation Advances Amid Subsidy Plans
Lobbyist notes government intent to accept a committee recommendation for aviation progress. A subsidy up to 1 2100,000 over 26 years is proposed to train and form a company with capital 509.00. Civil aviation may enter a new phase in Britain with anticipated growth and new aircraft concepts. Reports mention submersible designs and aerial prototypes, including an experimental submarine airship and advanced Lighter-than-air craft.
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Arant
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Briain
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Melbourne murder case opens with inquest into Bertha Coughlan
Toroner opened quiet inquiry into Bertha Coughlan’s death in Melbourne. Three women were arrested in connection with the affair. Government pathologists said Bethan made a thorough examination of the city but could not determine the exact cause of death. Coughlan’s daughter Fidelma Keoughi travelled from Melbourne for medical treatment.
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Toroner
Bertha Coughlan
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Marigacey Streebeit
Margarge Milward
Moilllsan
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Bethan
Bertha Causiton Sila de Keoughi
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Speech on third session opens Irish parliament in Belfast
Reported remarks describe the Duke of Arbcorn discussing the opening of the new session in Belfast. The speech mentions respect for law, education, and industrial resources in the North, and notes appointments and officials connected to the session. The article reflects a formal parliamentary tone and indicates government aims for North Ireland development and governance.
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Cpeneina
Bérotce
Gomunseton
Adelaide Hospital inquiry finds no evidence of foul play
A report from the Adelaide Hospital Board chairmen notes an enquiry into allegations of the relatives of the late Mr Wood about his death at the Adelaide hospital on February 9. The board concludes there is no evidence of foul play after a thorough investigation and interviews with hospital authorities.
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Adelaide
Moneis
Mr. Wood
Nigerian Seamen Join Trade Hall Council Meld
Fragmentary report notes Nigerian seamen joining a Trade Hall Council in Melbourne. The text hints at election influence within the Labor candidate field and possible regional implications for the upcoming ballots.
Global News Roundup Peers At Unruly Events And Trials
A chaotic mosaic of 18th century style dispatches reports political strife, legal cases, poisoning suspicions, and a mix of royal and civic affairs. The Times notes court actions, rumored exhumations, a treasury tally, and social upheavals across London, Luxor, and beyond with brief mentions of notable figures and incidents.
Witnesses Describe Fire At Duncan Fraser's Building
An inquest heard details of a fire at Duncan and Fraser's, with witnesses including Robert Sunes and Arthur A Pond describing the scene outside the Franklin trest and a blazing doorway. Fire and building authorities noted structural ironwork while authorities adjourned the inquest to collect further evidence.
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Victoria
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Revival and unrest reported in London and Belfast
A chaotic OCR fragment describes religious revival activities in Belfast tied by a Daily Mail correspondent. It mentions shipbuilders on the Queen’s Island, thefts of bags and tools, and parents sending children to safer schools as gunmen loom. The garbled text also references Stepney, a February 26 incident, and various names and places in a period-voice style.
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London
Belfast
Pyeaby
Michalseale
Sule
Queen's
Anil
Toola
German Resistance Olognes Train Wreck Reported Casualties
A German report describes a railway disaster near Dueren with a train collision causing several deaths and multiple injuries. Signals were sabotaged and a signalman arrested. A second rebuild mentions police raids in Essen uncovering antiwar material and 450 arrests. expulsions likely.
Coal magnates organize novel strike in Germany
Report from London and Bochum notes coal magnates plan a new output reduction. Workers are to be staged for measured holidays with pay to cut supply. Falls in production seen at about one fifth of normal. Funeral for a worker overshadowed by wartime restrictions. Shops close along the Ruhr amid France’s measures to curb movement.
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Ruvtr
Galsenkirshen
Recklinnauech
Bochum
Commission extends authorfy and bans paper in Europe
Fragmented report notes the Hime Commission extending authority and suspending a European newspaper amid political tension. References to February events, London, and political factions suggest a broader crackdown on press freedoms and executive actions.
British aims to avoid outside intervention in German talks
London sources quote Prime Minister Downing Street stating the government seeks no interference and prefers a direct offer from Germany before any talks. Britain would prefer neutral mediators like Holland and U.S. support for a compromise while awaiting a first move from Berlin.
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Mantay
the Times
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Reuter
Overseas Australian golfer wins honor in London
Overseas Australian golfer Bet Ainiston of Australia has received a high honor in London amid a tense sporting season. The award marks a notable achievement for Ainiston as he competes internationally, with organizers noting his consistent performance and sportsmanship.
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London
Colummbia Agant-Ganeral
Joanjey’ Gook
Gretpsh
Columbia
Harrison Wins British Bantamweight Title Easily
London report notes Harrison defeats rival for the bantamweight crown and the Lonsdale belt. March date referenced with details unclear. Several names are garbled in OCR but indicate a title bout outcome and belt award in Britain.
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Moudey
Harrison
Britain
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Seldley Jones
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Jack” Ploomis
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Federal Labor Party Meeting Yields Reelection Outlook
A fragmentary report notes Mr M Charlton and Gardner as teachers and senators, with Fry F Apawoy elected Sadler to the House of Representatives. The text hints at party numbers and election outlook, mentioning Taberdente and retention prospects amid unclear details.
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Federal Labor Party
M- Charlton
Gardner
fry F_apawoy
Sadler
Barty
Ben Laban
Opening of Parliament Melbourne Wednesday takeover of government
Fragmented account of the opening of Parliament in Melbourne with Chief Justice Knox and Justices presiding. New members sworn in as Mr Watt and Speaker Watt are debated. remarks praise E. Jonathan and Australia’s progress amid criticism of government and appointments.
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G. A. Mackay
Queensland
A. Cook
Victoria
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E. Riley
Mir- Watts
Pitt
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Mezeys
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Nie
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Bughes
Gricket 1W- Routh Arrick and Fred Tate in Bloemfontein
From the fragmentary report in Bloemfontein, England Eleven were dismissed after a lengthy innings, with Tucker taking 4 wickets for 17 and a Greene or Fensat-like bowler among the most destructive. State team performance noted as decisive against an unnamed opponent.
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Ahafz
Irish Free State Fire Destroys County Shoe Residence
Fragmentary OCR reports a fire destroying a residence in County Shoe, tied to local proprietor of the Trish Independent. Details are garbled but indicate an arson or accidental blaze with uncertain motives and names.
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Mr. di Brughy
Wis
Trish
Tama
Woman with unaroiuntered pistol arrested in Melbourne
A woman, described as 40, was detained after a revolver was found in her possession. She allegedly threatened a young man and promised to return to Melbourne tomorrow. She faced imprisonment or a similar penalty after the incident last night.
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Dar
Peases
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Bourte
Prime Minister’s plea for unity and war effort
Fragmented text shows a plea by a Prime Minister to colonial leaders with overseas service, urging ministers to back settlers and growers, aiming to keep Australia strong and united. It references the Prime Minister General and ministry, seeking cooperation to balance growers and consumers.
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Laa
Mig D. Go Gibsen
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