Glanville Blaze Persists at Sugar Refinery Site
Fire crews continue pouring river water on the Glanville Sugar Refinery ruins as flames burn high. Salvage efforts target raw and refined sugar while bricks and debris are cleared and a large area near the railway is checked for safety. Independent reports note expected sugar shipments and relief plans from Colonial Sugar Refining Limited to prevent sugar shortages.
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Adelaide
Glanville
Taviille
Min Yard
Metoick
Glanvilly Station
Tievtinest
Susur
Yu Wester Shir
Tsway
Wal Is
Paul
Hellihe Onium’. Limited
Chile
Port Auwhuile
Despicable action in Supreme Court case shocks Hamilton
A jury heard a case where a man urged a young woman to marry to cover an unborn child and used poison to coerce her into death. The girl survived. The defendant, Dora Tol, was found guilty and sentenced to two years. The judge lamented the lack of manhood in the accused.
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Dorn
Dora
Gupty
Australian speed record attempt at Gerringine Beach
Turner attempted to break the Australian record for 1 mile at Gerringine Beach races yesterday afternoon. He arrived at Bugalt and averaged 9 tiles per hour, crossing the line in a high speed display.
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Sydney
Turner
Bugalt
Melba's Farewell at Bournemeutt Curtain Call
An incoherent notice recalls Melba as she performed last night at Bournemeutt with a small audience. Landon and Hanne Nellie Melin attended, presenting a worn and decrepit scene and announcing her retirement from singing.
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Landon
Sind
Hanne
Nellie Melin
Lurit
Fursive
Werima Donne
Swim Through Piree Won By E Finn At Meet
In a chaotic report from the Saturday swimming event, E Finn won the main race with Mortimer posting 6 nitndieapy times, and Doyle making a notable dive near the 400 yard mark. The girls’ events featured Miss Sheila Singieri and Miss Khia Mortonure, with Kid from Sulumontows credited as the overall winner.
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Vlad
Tee
Mortimer
P. Doyle
Martimoré
Henini
Horeay
Sky
Savelers
Horenysky
Wil
Anutter
Rodda
Anil
Dusit Hersiting Lai
Sheila Singiiei
Khia Mortonure
Diving Champion and Judges Clash in Swimmers' Contest
Fragmentary report from a 19th century diving competition recounts the event at Birkswine Harbor. Names such as Borcovsky, Mudge, and Skewes appear among judges and stewards while an elusive winner remained undecided after an additional dive. Assigned officials and harbor crew are listed in a ceremonial roll call.
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Campiell
Morrisot
Moe
Ecru
Wod
Borvovsky
Burreysky
Borcov
Sky
Borcovsky Hostail
Ihe Tay
Harbormassey
Juntas
J. G
J. G. Pilzserathail Mtr. Th. Skewen;” Starter, Me Ty, J. Shewest
B. le Lievre Ant
Nuekvberg
F. Millien
Ms de Faul
Record of the Race in December 183
Fragmentary race record listing participants such as Ridgway Wells Stevens and Miss Riden with various bib numbers and times. The legible entries include fastest times and several names, but many details are garbled or incomplete.
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Ridgway
R Wells
Ladies Australian Championship Meet at Silay
Two ladies competed in the 280 yards race at Silay as the Australian championship event took place this afternoon involving notable swimmers. Details are sparse and names are partially garbled in the report.
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YI EY
Silay
River Mishaps and Rescue At Quern’s Mant
A river accident near Quern’s Mant left a man named Carlisle nearly drowned. Constable Kennedy and local helpers pulled him from the water, resuscitated him, and he was carried to hospital by ambulance with medical staff arriving promptly to aid his recovery.
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Quern
Leimmer
Mbertish
MN Laie Lewis Mriy
Meath
Demen
Bea
Mane
Shaws
Fe Ile Regeu
Slablys Widtes
Kenedy
Garlish
Kennedy
Female wage concerns at hotel club and union talks
Dissatisfaction grows among women workers in hotel club and restaurant unions, with claims of unequal wages and hours. Secretary Miss Dawes reports no industrial award covers the workers, so employers are not legally bound. a round table conference produced limited progress and a special meeting will decide on future action and non-winders rules.
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Clun
Amd
Unio
MF Mise
Tlee
Laws
Local chess match results with mixed scores
A brief report details a small table of players with scattered scores including Miss Sheadow Miss Menting and Lily Weberborn. The fragmentary OCR entry lists partial figures such as 3.5.2 and 3.40 with unclear contexts, suggesting a club or school competition in New South Wales.
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Miles Luuhiweil
N S.W
Ther Sar
Mics
Lily Weberborn
Miss Sheadow
N.S.W
Miss Menting
Germany Mourns amid political crisis and leadership turmoil
Fragmented OCR text shows distorted names and places with references to Hesne Hook, President Madenbene, and Germ Hema. The piece hints at nationwide mourning, government upheaval, and forthcoming services or memorials, though specifics are unclear due to corrupted wording.
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IMEAN
Hesne Hook
Madenbene
Heyrenwain
Motor Accidents at Adaeton Crossings and Street Collisions
A motor bus struck a pedestrian at the intersection of King William and Hindley streets injuring a man crossing the road. A second crash near Kent and Tyers streets left a cyclist with a shoulder injury. both victims were treated at Adelie Hospital.
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Adelaton
Aval Heapen
Gee
Coswell
Sidishury
King Williaw
Hindley Shivels
Charles Jareys Mouagin
Park Street
Robert Walter Work
Hubsivle Street
Vuvksity
Scott
Willige
Lidersyetian
Sord
Maui
Memorable Fire Destroys Home and Stable in Tragic Blaze
A fierce blaze consumed a home and stables, including the Trotting Trainer Al-Luck and WUE Tunitreds, at Suluvility. The incident destroyed the venue and clothing line while a widow and family faced loss. Firefighters battled the flames as authorities investigated the cause.
Kindly act and unexpected thanks in a widow's case
A detailed account of a widow's deed of mercy and the subsequent expressions of gratitude from relatives and friends. The narrative centers on a benevolent act, the involved parties named, and the social reactions, including a judge's surprise and the community’s acknowledgment of charitable help.
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Howry
Wilken Tetiry
Mire Miller
Mutter
Kant
Bert Kloebe
Dee
Pettunn
England
Deildie
Otter
Messrs
Klaehe
Petinnah
Nail Aykei
Miese
Miss Miller
Locarno Talks Pace League of Nations Debate
Reuters reports Friday and Saturday discussions show France resisting new lines in the Locarno era. Britain eyed Geneva strategy as fear grows over possible drastic League Council changes amid mounting international tension.
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League OF Nations
Locarno
Commonwealth seeks non permanent seat on League Council
A London report by the Mourning Post’s correspondent notes a rising sentiment in the British Commonwealth to push for a rotating, non permanent seat on the League of Nations Council starting in September. The group accounts for about one sixth of the League’s expenses with India bearing a similar share to Italy and Japan, which hold permanent seats.
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iAustralian Press Association
London
Saturugy
British Commonwealth
League of Nations’ Council
Dominions
Gommenwealth
League
India
Italy
Japan
Sir Austen Chamberlain Weighs Resignation Amid Grant Row
London reports in The Sunday Times claim Sir Austen Chamberlain contemplates stepping down after a cabinet dispute over a £200,000 civil service sports grounds grant. The piece notes government policy on the issue and portrays Chamberlain’s private view as a personal assessment influencing a broader decision.
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London
Sunusy
Neynolds
Austen Chamberlain
Tien
Simday Times
Austen Chamberlin
Speer
Abolition of Legislative Council in Sydney Discussed
In Sydney a rush of political debate centers on abolishing the Legislative Council. Attorney-General McTiernan urges presenting the government’s case to the Dominion authorities. Lang seeks clear framing of the late Governor Mall’s position amid the crisis as Times notes McTiernan soon departs for advising authorities.
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Sydney
Mtr McTiernay
Vane
Persia Begpmont
Nome
Lang
Mall
W. Precedtaul
Times
McTlernan
Ea Hew
Melbourne Boxing: McCarthy/KOs White in tenth round
Boxing night at Guy Stadium features Bert McCarthy defeating George White by knockout in the tenth round after a cautious bout. Victoria’s Cameron decisively beat Dinnie O'Donnell in Sydney, with O'Donnell floored in the eleventh by right hands and counted out.
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Melbourne
Bert Mccarthy
George White
Olath
Guy Stadium
Cameron
O'Donnell
Nshier
Wall Beats Fairhall In Seven Round Sydney Bout
Joe Hall, rated 9 10, defeated Tommy Fairhall 0 94 at Sydney Stadium last night in a seven round boxing bout. The match drew loud protests from onlookers with calls for the police to stop the alleged bully and even reports of murder cries heard.
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Joe Hall
Tommy Fairhall
Sydney Stadium
Fairhall
Lugaine
Picture Theatre Gutted in Sydney Fire
Fire at the Picture Theatre in Sydney gutting the building and damaging surrounding structures. The Empire Picture Theatre in Paddington is reported affected as efforts to save other buildings continue. Damage expected to run into thousands of pounds.
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Sydney
Sundas
Empire Piecure
Paddington
Newcastle Lightweight Champion Billy James Defeats Fowler
Billy James the New South Wales lightweight champion defeated Norky Fowler in a hard fought bout at Ab the Stadium last night. Fowler's second threw in the towel at the end of the fifteenth round.
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Newcastle
Billy James
New South Wales
Norky Fowler
Fowler
Queersland Contest Results Notable Scores
Ane, a Wally Tullipan, 11.4 seconds, and Fred Mill, 10.7 seconds, posted headlining times in a around-cone event last night. Wat finished strong, placing fourth.
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Ane
Wally Tullipan
Fred Mill
Congress Speech Urges World Socialist Revolution
Busy Zinovieff. Meuler, Riga, Saturday. M Zitsyivtf, addressing the sixth congress of the Goramunigt International, said Europe held first place in the International's plan for a world revolution. The East was second as America discussed the revolutionary development of the British Working classes.
Championship Changes Hands
The Negro boxer Tiger Flowers defeated Harry Greb in a fifteenth round to win the world middleweight title in New York.
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Reuter
New York
Anegro
Tiger” Flowers
Clampionship
Harry Grei
Whitleholier
French supply vote delays budget approval in two chambers
In March budget proceedings the Senate narrowly approved a provisional credit package by a 27 to 24 margin, prompting the Chamber of Deputies to delay voting. The vote followed late night sessions and produced a mixed result as deputies prepared another tally.
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Tave
Senate
Opiail
Chamber of Deputies
Weather Reassures Then Hot Returns With Heat Lag
The forecasted rain gave way to sun and heat over the weekend as Saturday's sun dried perspiration from exercisers. Temperatures reached a peak of YG degrees and a 405 degree shade reading is mentioned. A late afternoon overcast, a south westerly breeze, and signs of cooler hours promised before night brought stifling indoors heat. The public wonders where the autumn breezes are.
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Sol
Wetori Open Gut Championship Results Highlight
Overgear Euler Vamba leading with 325 points and inks Weeryl 2 1st place in Wetori Open Gut Championship. Australia’s rkwwood 292 sits among five competitors, bed noted.
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Euler Vamba
Australia
Fatal Boat Capsize Strikes Melbourne Coast
A Sunday capsize near Melbourne leaves 15 year old Siward Teary reported dead, 45 year old Fitead inebants badly injured, and 80 year old Daniels also injured. The incident follows unclear details from the damaged report.
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Melbourne
Fitead Inebants Amd
Chiyudur
Daniels
Thira Mas Tebuensi
Mel- Livuitie Ben HD
British Naval Estimates Highlight Planned Shipbuilding Costs
The report compares current naval expenditures with the forthcoming construction plans. It notes a raised budget from 7.235 million pounds and outlines adjustments to shipbuilding figures as of Saturday.
Stoppage Disrupts Water Service and Tram Operations
Partial stoppage today halts water supply to households after Monday rules take effect. Water meters will keep 4 gallons per month limit and standpipes will be used for excess. Trams run their last trips tomorrow night causing transport disruption as assembling work continues and some workers are laid off due to the strike.
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Fairventier
Mie
Momiey
Water Supply Department
Hagem
Hester
Menindie Railway
City
New South Wales Department
Linking up the Darling GROKEN WILL Saturday
A public meeting by the Barrier Assembly of the Australian Labor Party in Argent arrest advocated a permanent water pipeline to the Darling River. The mass meeting urged the mayor to telegraph the NSW Premier requesting urgent action to reunect Broken Hill’s water supply by pipe line to the Darling River, with the session adjourning to Sunday afternoon.
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Groken
Argent
Laut Wigit
Mayer
Premisr
New South Wales
Darlin River
WATER YANKS FROM PORT TO RELIEVE CITY WATER
L G Griscold arrived from Symmey to supervise water crane work. Whole consignment from Port Pirie expected by 5 pm. Repairs continue with 2 gangs planned. starts 7:30 am and runs daylight. Umberumberka tower has a single 12 inch inlet, prompting a temporary fire engine loan to boost supply.
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Broken Uit
L. G. Griscold
Igeomotivenspector
Symmey
Port Pirie
Orst
Cussold
Ganger
Sydney
B. Seat
Eestant
Umberumberka
Bond market tone shifts as investors seek new loan
The Sydney Stock Exchange chairman P O Steel said in Melbourne the Commonwealth bond market has become harder to buy in larger parcels, pushing investors to the new 54 per cent loan. He noted big orders take time to fit and that substantial buyers with funds now may apply directly rather than wait for market purchases during the coming weeks.
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Melbourne
Sydney Stock Exchange
P.O. Steel
Commonwealth
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