Terrible tragedy in Albion village shakes families
A brutal axe attack left a man dead and three children severely injured in a cottage on Lawsor Street. Police found a bloodstained scene with a note hinting at long planned violence. The injured include a woman, with medics saying recovery for the younger siblings is hopeless. The killer, Brearden, is linked to the household. morgue and hospital reports confirm victims and ongoing investigations.
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Lawsor Street
Brearves
Jack
Pissvell
Fisthroat
Lian
Giel
Yaarfal
Makwell
Golag
T. Wantoll
Moliver
Whihdren
Aman
Angry passengers protest quarantine on ship
Quarantined travelers held an indignation meeting to protest treatment aboard the vessel on Friday. The Chief Quarantine Officer Dr Metcalfe said 1,200 beds at the station were available, but delays in departures persisted with 204 crew members still quarantined and 100 releasing limited.
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Gers
Metcalie
Paseennes
Metcalfe
Representative in London Appointed for Adelaide Wool Trade
The Federal Government loans W B Devereaur to Adelaide for wool industry work in London. Daly notes he will represent in London, under the Pastoralists Association, with an annual salary of £2500.
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Adelaide
Je Daly
London
Gav
Pastoralist Association
Boy Drowns After Struggle in Weeds by River
Sydney reports 13 year old Sidney George Perrott drowned after being caught in river weeds near Grovidon Park. Efforts to reach him were made but he did not surface. Rescue teams released the body after some time.
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Sydney
Fire destroys East Greta railway sheds in Maitland area
Fire at East Greta railway sheds in Maitland destroys carriages and tops of workmen sheds. Damage estimated over £400,000 with property of South Maitland Railway Ltd. involved. Fire brigade reached scene quickly despite access difficulties as rumors of sabotage spread and a large crowd gathered.
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Maitland
Greta
Frew - VT Bisty
South Maitland Ralways' Ltd
Conference Service in London Addresses Naval Conference
The London gathering led by Bishop of Ghlohestex and other dignitaries focused on transmitting wartime ideals to prevent conflict. Attendees from Westminster Abbey and City Temple emphasized unity across denominations to support the Naval Conference and its goals.
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London
Sundus
Attar
Bree
Ghurcheien Bonihidad
Winches
Conare— Gallon
Westminetar
Gonferesoe
Bishon
Ghlohestex
Tué- Kellogg
United Service
Itr Austin
Sinoa
Ausliny
Luge Works
Omjifoyime
Ordiaries
French Intentions and the Unenviable Position
An unencrypted fragment discusses French intentions and naval positions as leaders weighed responses to the British crisis. References to Sir J B Penton and General Thaye hint at diplomatic strains and potential arms developments amid mounting tensions in Europe.
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London
J. B
Pentow
Pier
Pranen
Passengers Safe After Rail Misadventure at Port Augusta
A train derailment near Port Augusta stranded about 113 travelers who were transferred with their luggage and remained on the scene overnight. The party planned a revised route via Hughes to Port Augusta, aiming to reach Adelaide by Tuesday night.
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Port-Augusta
Canonomy Yealtls
Ani “Shoul
Port Auguste
Adehide
Kaldor
Stranded Swanley cargo to be lightered at sea
Unexpected grounding near No 2 beacon leaves Swanley stuck on a sandbank and hard and fast. Local authorities and underwriters prepare operations led by W M Alford of Adelaide while plans frame freeing the vessel rather than abandonment.
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Ceduna
Do-Attémipt
Maye
Matorskin
Swanley
Hhatsday
Les ‘Brebarious
W. M. Alford
Adelaide -Man- Tifor Leute Dreyfus & Co
Loaing Dgelts
Reluctant Bride Refuses Wedding Supplies After Delays
A bride expressed a vehement negative to the proposal of marriage and questioned taking the groom or husband amid delays. She explained she would not proceed due to the partners unduly postponing the wedding despite their engagement.
American Wheat Crisis Quietly Bites Grain Trade
Amid talks with President and key senators, the grain market faces looming actions to curb buying. Officials warn of supply pressure as price controls and new measures threaten to curb hoarding and stabilize the market.
Lloyd George May Resign Amid Liberal Crisis
Fragmented text reports whether David Lloyd George will resign as Liberal leader amid party tension over the government’s coal bill. Sources indicate discussions with Liberal members and possible reactions within the coalition, with unclear details and garbled names.
French Cabinet lineup hints at ministerial shifts
The list outlines a reconstituted French cabinet with key posts including Foreign Affairs, Finance, Commerce, Labor, Public Works, Pensions, Posts and Telegraphs, Mercantile Marine and Public Instruction. Names associated with each portfolio appear as M. or Mr, indicating a broad reshuffle.
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Amt Nonsler
M. Tardieu
M. Briavidlustee
Rabill Feret— Matinee ‘Bermiaag —Financee
M. Germain Maria Conmerce
M. Hennessey
Agriculture
M. F. da
Mercantile Marine
M. Rio
M. Peydonnet
Deewing's Skull and Theory on Australasian Race
A fragmented account discusses a murder suspect and Dr Maskensie's ideas on conmeduga. It debates facial resemblance to Neanderthals and the possible survival of ancient human types, weighing evidence for a reverse evolution theory.
British Revenue Estimates for Coming Financial Year
The London report outlines the British revenue estimates for the upcoming financial year showing a total increase of £47,905,000 against the prior year. It notes higher receipts from customs, excise, and other duties with expenditure projections and policy adjustments by the government.
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Litas Servion
London
Ravenue
Wepinte
Sgaber
Stabilisation and market drift in wool and Commonwealth securities
In London trade notes, Aust in Mot ore gains attention as a major factor in stabilisation policy. Wool prices face pressure with manufacturers cutting costs while consumption rises. Commonwealth securities show tentative strength amid insurance and large investor activity.
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Australia
Elles Ng
Fursas
Teasts
Anil
Aterecen
Pressn
Bowden Rites Mark Late Business Leader in Cornwall
The obituary notes the death of Thomas Bowden a veteran inn and timber industry figure in Cornwall. His career spanned Rawsyson’s Yards and northern Seaport operations with family and associates including Mr. Raverson and Mr. Bowden’s son alongside local businesses. The funeral was held at Sus St morning with services by the Presbyterian Church.
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Innova Business
Thomas
Bowden
Serlaushy
Pirie
How
Theanas
Bowen Hu
Ayn Cornwall
Bob
Taal
Anand
Rawsyson
Tiber
Alva
Wes
Raveren
Richard -Ravwren
Atanys
Ruyden
Tingshy
Petlan Popandti
Hhowsn-peenorty
Jlq
Mr. Bowden
Ofia
Schuehters
Mr. Richards
AJ G. N. Fhimler
Cares Bey amteMes
Quinn
Eigwaribs
Owhan
Body found in Waterford after protests at court
Reportedly investigators and officials fail to disclose the body of the missing person Orlin. Protests occurred outside Waterford Court as Superintendent and others faced charges and were subsequently removed from duty. The case centers on lingering questions about the disappearance and the fate of the individual.
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Areca
Ieee
Witout Ball
Ten Thousand Farmers Hear Call for Market Stabilization
Ten thousand farmers and workers from sixty counties gathered at Cambridge for a Field Samosa meeting. They passed a resolution urging the government to ensure price stability for cereals and counteract the industry’s instability.
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London
Samasa
Gambridge
Motor Accident In Sydney Causes Injuries
A weekend traffic crash in Sydney wounded a number of people near Bondi as vehicles collided and crashed into a stone wall by an archway near Bondi Beach. Details are sparse but police reported several injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Sydney
Sanday
Corneeling- Hannan
Tichtarata
Bondl
Moraitia
Market Notes Show Wheat In Chicago Trade
A brief market roundup notes Chicago wheat trading activity with shifts in prices and loan values amid uncertain market rates and financial indicators. Report emphasizes day to day fluctuations and near term outlook for lenders and traders.
Conflicting Calls Spark Heated Boxing Row at Match
The report relays heated debate over a foul involving Scott Sharkey and opponent, with fans and writers debating whether a foul should count. Officials faced criticism as commentators questioned the referee’s decision and the match outcome.
Unclear text fragment on Lemdon and Scott references
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Lemdon, Mr Mebson, Scott, and Sehmmelinge. Readable items are scarce, no definite event, persons, or organizations.
Weather Notes Indicate Heat Peak This Weekend
The fragment references intense heat during the weekend and mentions a high around 485.8 degrees and a note about U2 and a season, suggesting meteorological observations and expectations for recent conditions and future respite. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and uncertain details.
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