Earthquake Shakes Northern Tasmania With Strong Thunder
An earthquake struck Tasmania near Lalmeston Mumtay Ay causing tremors for about 10 seconds at Ulverstone and 46 seconds at Launceston with windows rattling and walls creaking. A thunderstorm warning followed as rain dumped two inches in Devonport in two hours and Ulverstone lighthouse was damaged by a storm surge and a collapsed tower was reported.
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Mumtay
Tasmania
Uiverstone
Burnie An Ees
Devonport
Ulverstone
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Justus Wreked
Australia set to host new jet-driven motor boat race
The article reports Brisbane plans to challenge for the Gold Cup with the Tortoise II powered by a high horsepower engine. Designers and enthusiasts push for keeping the sport open, arguing against size or power restrictions, while the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron evaluates the event.
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Jetroit. USA
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J. G. McWallius
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Australia
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Municipal workers vote to hand dispute to Trades Council
Monday special meeting at Trades Hall read the council reply to the union demand for higher wages. Council says it cannot justify higher pay without an arbitration award from the Federated Shire and Municipal Em ployes Union. Members call for blacklisting municipal works including abattoirs in protest and urge negotiation with mayor and aldermen in open conference. Some men to remain at work while awaiting further instructions.
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Mie Hospital
Builders Laborers Pact Sparks Unclear Labor Row
Fragmentary OCR about builders and laborers dispute over wage rates and job duties. Mentions federation, wage talks, and potential action. Lacks clear dates or named entities.
Fishing Party Tragedy Shocks Local Community
A boating accident involving a fishing party resulted in drownings in a river near Benes Vionos. Emergency crews recovered several bodies as authorities investigate the incident and identify the victims and surviving members.
Immigration debate in South Australia Chamber of Manufactures
South Australian Chamber of Manufactures met with Minister Munda H Laffer to press Commonwealth action on immigrant tradesmen. They urged protection for nominators, state housing for newcomers, and a renewed immigration drive to supply 200 tradesmen, warning current British selection systems fail to deliver. Laffer promised to place the proposals before Cabinet and noted shortages in building and engineering sectors. The discussion cited a predicted flow to Canada and called for state bank housing to aid newcomers.
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Tragedy at Mary Maryborough Claims Nurse Suicide Note
Henry Fah, a 42 year old man and twice married, killed Nurse Newton last night and then took his own life. He left a letter stating his motive for the crime. The medical staff and authorities are investigating the incident at Mary Maryborough.
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Naval Squadron Adheres To Plans At Outer Harbor
Adelaide reports that Sir Henry Barwell protests to the Federal Government over berthing of the British squadron. Vice Admiral proposes Repulse and light cruisers berth at Outer Harbor while heavy ships stand off, affecting entertainment plans and train logistics. Governor and Port Adelaide officials coordinate to inform the Admiral of arrangements.
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Ironworkers and Australian import dispute at federal court
A garbled notice references ironworkers and an Australian supplier in a federal court action. It notes a compulsory peace process and conformance of Pedr with a local authority. The fragment mentions BallerinaRers and Mr. Meinnes with unclear connections to Wes bulb makers of Suath Australia and the state.
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Mel
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Meinnes
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State Elections Held With Mixed Ballot At Assembly
State elections organized across districts with 16 seats up for the House of Assembly. Balloting underway in multiple electorates. results to fill vacancies and determine governing control. Election officials note irregularities and ongoing tallies as results come in.
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Mrote Lo Mathews
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Premier's Policy Speech Arrives in Urys Tal Brook
Sir Teary Burwell will deliver the government's policy speech this afternoon at Urys tal Brook. The event outlines plans to combat Henry and push reforms amid a tense political climate.
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Safe blowers rob Sydney store in Molong raid
Munus blowers visited Hustle stores at Molong early on Monday and blew the safe open. They took a large sum before banked, set the store on fire, and then drove away in a car. The fire caused damage estimated at 23000.
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Molong
Miss Kenton Sought For Crystal Brook Engagements
Miss Kenton is available for evening engagements at Crystal Brook, with interviews arranged through Mrs Miller or Miss Ryan at their fruit shop. Her services are offered to interested parties seeking her presence and appearances in the area.
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Crystal Brook
Letters Between MacDonald and Poincare for Peace
The notes reveal a mutual desire for peace between Britain and France over Ruhr Rhineland and Palatinate security. MacDonald argues for frank discussions to build trust, avoid escalation, and secure European stability, with emphasis on League support and reparations tied to postwar recovery.
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Churchill Independent Conservative Pact in Westminster Abey
British politics report Winston Churchill declaring himself an independent Constitutional candidate for Westminster Abbey division. He says he will not shift on major policy but will cooperate with the Conservatives to oppose Socialists and their allies. He suggests many Liberals may join a Conservative led effort to back the late Government's policy and the King's speech.
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Merle Ridgway Wins 100 Yards Title at City Baths
Merle Ridgway won the 100 yards latches championship of the State at the South Aus Amateur Swimmers Association carnival held at City Baths. Her time was 1 min 24 2 5 secs. Rodrey finished second by two yards and Audrey Whitford placed third in the 100 yards event.
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Ty Mos Christie
Pstate
Kendenup muay mi godediapis tale h? May 1 1923
An unclear report describes Kendenup case involving Seag Nal Wort and payments to creditors. It mentions a weekly £3 credit and altered payments of £10 weekly during a tour of Australia. The snippet resembles a historical court or financial notice with mangled names and figures.
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Parramatta Tragedy Reported Progressing After Firearm Incident
A chaotic Parramatta tragedy is reported to be progressing today after a Saturday incident. The case involves Monnay Mied Walker, described as a short woman, who allegedly used a revolver in the event. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances and motive surrounding the deadly act.
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Oil search in New Guinea yields no success
Mr W Ross reported from the Commonwealth drilling project in New Guinea that twin deep bores failed to show oil. The first bore reached 1660 feet with no signs and a second bore at 900 feet also produced no favorable indications. Operations paused awaiting new drilling machinery from America.
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Alleged Police Spooks Divide New South Wales Union
The annual conference of the New South Wales Police Association condemned the appointment of two civilians as joint inspectors as wasteful and objectionable. It was alleged the so called spooks were intended to spy on the police, raising concerns over public funds and oversight.
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Mundas
Ania
Efsort
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Scarlet Gaieties Coy to Perform in Pirie Town Hall
ScarleT Gaieties COY Mr Harrys Webst comedial cer with the Scarlet Gaieties last appeared here with the original company. He returns from a tour abroad with a bundle of novelties that promise to scream with laughter. The show will be at Town Hall Pirie on Saturday March 8 and Monday March 10.
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comedial + cer
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Protection sought in weds police court case
Rose Holalimi appeared in the Ad lads Police Court charged by husband Clement B K Goldfinch with malicious threats including blowing brains out and poisoning him on February The case was adjourned to a lower court for both parties to confirm and signatures awaited an agreement was reportedly reached in the Medas and signatures remained.
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Charge Against Squizzy Taylor Withdrawn
Melbourne report shows the charge against Squizzy Taylor for harboring Angus Murray after the Hawthorn bank manager robbery at Buckley was withdrawn. The case details and related names are reported in this brief item from the city.
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Shooting with Intent Accused in Hospital in Sydney
Mantel a 35 year old man charged with shooting his wife with intent to murder remained in hospital after a hand wound became septic. He was remanded on bail. a writ was issued by Whore Thompson of Coogee against Evening News proprietors for £5000.
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Mantel
North Staly
Whore Thompson
Coogee
Evening News
Liquor in USA Sparks Debate on Personal Liberty
A New York Sunday column quotes Young Commissioner Enright addressing a church audience. He criticizes private liquor use among smart young men and calls for reflection on whether current laws respect personal liberty or undermine moral standards. The piece notes reactions from professionals and officials to the conduct and private supply of liquor.
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Warrant Issued for Clergy Arrest in Sydney Parish
A warrant was issued to arrest a clergyman amid a parish meeting in Sydney on Monday. The cleric, described as elusive, is linked to a loss of £3000 and has evaded police when officers attempted to serve the warrant. Parishioners gathered to address the matter.
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Pulte
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