English Cricketers Heckled In Melbourne Test
Melbourne crowd heckled English players forcing declaration as wickets fell amid a riotous atmosphere. Victorian captain Be Bar the pets Ryller helped stem the disturbance while J Ryder and the English skipper appealed against mob actions. Play resumed after demonstrators quieted and the match proceeded.
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London Amazed by Mixed Sentiments on Cricket Demonstration
Coverage from Australia describes sharp reactions to a London cricket demonstration at the Melbourne ground and the actions of Chapman. The piece quotes English and Australian editorial takes, noting crowd fervor, perceived disrespect, and questions of national spirit.
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Pirie Unemployed Relief Fund Returns and Plans
A report on the Pirie Unemployed Relief Fund committees and council plans. Details include entertainment events at local theatres, a accounts tally for the relief fund with various donations and collections, and a proposal by the Works Committee to organize work for unemployed residents within the municipality.
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Benevolent Society Assists Families In Need at Friday Meeting
Assistants of Furie and the Benevolent Society met after closing hours at 10e Traders' Association rooms on Alexander Street. A fortalgatly subscription was unanimously approved to support distressed families in the town, continuing for the coming months if need persists, with Grace of Greco overseeing collections.
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Australian crowd anger at Lond Hare defence incident
An Australian ground incident drew strong crowd reactions and harsh remarks from observers including Jat and Granville Avie TRIAN Boni missioner. Officials cited good season context but noted inexplicable crowd behavior and reported no official comments from Water.
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Woodfull 275 Not Out Delivers In Melbourne Test
In Melbourne, Victoria declared at 572 for nine as Woodfull reached 275 and A Beckett stood with him in a vital partnership. England’s bowlers struggled with Larwood and Chapman taking key wickets, while the crowd roared at Woodfull’s near third century. The innings ended with a dominant 572 total.
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CHICAGO MURDERS inmates add two arrests in Valentine Day case
Chicago police announce two more arrests in the Valentine’s Day killings round up. Investigators identify Salvatore and Giancanna as suspects tied to the garage shooting where eight men were killed. A police car registry shows a fictitious owner linked to the vehicle used in the crime.
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Belgian General Denounces Dagwlad Document as Forgery
Wireless dispatch from Brussels reports General Gallet of Belgium and allied officials denying M Dagwlad’s minutes as forged. They assert the Belgian conference aimed at peace and deny any involvement in international military commitments. Officials reject altered minutes as odious improbabilities and note General Tohstey did not sign Brussels minutes in 1927.
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Delicate negotiations at Brussels condemn forged documents
London reports M Hymans speaking on Saturdays saying Belgium maintains oil of deleste but seeks friendly economic talks with Holland. The press cites forged papers and charges to Belgium, while Hymans asserts not to doubt their public honor.
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Reentry Into Politics by Marshal Pilsudski in Warsaw
Dramatic return of Polish dictator Marshal Pilsudski to politics in Warsaw finds him in the Senate amid budget talks. He orders the chamber cleared and denounces budget cuts, widening rift with government and opposing factions. Accuses ministers of misusing funds. calls for disclosures.
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Coal crisis looms as miners resist aid plan
Sydney reports a prolonged coal industry standstill after miners refuse to join a rehabilitation scheme. With ample bond stock and factory demand, manufacturers hope for wiser action to avert a lengthy strike. Unions fear the miners’ vote is not strong enough to hold out alone and seek broader support.
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Diving Champions Crowned At Memorial Day Meet
Eight competitors contested the diving championships with Li O'Brien and A Erensson earning medals for 61st and 4928 diver positions. H Smale took third as the best dive reached 26 feet. The awards were presented by Mayor G C Degentigrdt amid a Memorial Grand standard night and a danse.
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Tragic Mother and Infant Found After Worsening Road Accident
A Sunday accident near Penrith between Breyley and Werington at 7 45 PM left a mother and a day old baby dead. Mrs Breyley, on a Penrith to Werington journey, reportedly fell from a vehicle and rolled under a carriage, with the infant discovered nearby in a stillborn condition.
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Fire destroys Licimio House in Ultimo blaze
A large fire at Licimio House, a five story building on Herrisand and Mary Ann streets Ultimo, caused about £60000 in damage. Firefighters arrived as flames burst through the top floors and damaged the Australian Wool Brokers and Produce Co. warehouse. Goods valued at £8000 were destroyed and molten lead fell from upper floors.
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Womarr Dies After Wave Tossing at Sydney Rocks
On a Sunday walk near the coast, a powerful wave swept several people from rocks. Womarr was fatally injured with a fractured skull and died minutes later. Milne suffered deep cuts and abrasions, while Jock Hinish from Manly was also tossed, sustaining a fractured nose and other injuries.
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Australia and Canada inquire on wine policy
Australian wines and Canada inquiring about provincial liquor policy discuss potential preferences favoring Australian wines. The issue centers on the policy implications for trade within the Empire and possible impact on the United States market through future tender practices. Colonel Melson Spencer and others note any shift could align with empire trade aims and affect the province's wine purchases.
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Tug Coringa Survives Terrific Cyclone Narrowly
The vessel Coringa endured a severe cyclone with battered decks and warped plates. Crew battled the storm as the ship veered toward shelter, lifting the routine, preparing lifeboats, and steering toward a port near Brisbane.
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Renunciation Treaty Signaled By Nations In War Pact Notes
Ambassadors report a renunciation of war treaty moves as Britain, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada push for a united front. Key figures including Vincent Massey and State Minister Tsk Prag are named. France, Belgium, and Japan are expected to sign after ratifications arrive.
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The King Returns to Strength at Bognor
London reports King’s strength returning after fortnights of recuperation from illness. Officials say the mood is measured and that His Majesty can read and write for short periods. Recovery will require sustained effort before full returns to health.
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