Crash at Essendon Kills Two Airmens in Melbourne
The Essendon Aerodrome crash near Melbourne killed two airmen, Bred Ward 28 and Ray Neville 26, as their Moth aircraft failed to escape the impact. The plane struck the ground after a short flight, with Ward’s friend badly injured and Neville pinned under the engine. Ward and Neville were connected to aviation firms and clubs, Neville a mechanic with Mathews Aviation.
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Melbourne
Thuteeay
Bred Ward
Wilh Ray Neville
Essendon
Hepline
A Ward
Evia
Mie Vandavers
Mathews Avatics Company
Ward
Neville
Aerial Services to Withdraw Pedaral Subsidy and Close
Aerial Services Ltd Nechourne reports withdrawal of the Pedaral subsidy amounting to £28,000 yearly. Capt. Larkin, managing director, notes town ordination closure and parent company Larkin Aircraft Supply. The cessation affects the firm’s operations and workers across Echuca Deniliquin Hay Cootamundra Mildura Broken Hill Adelaide and other sites.
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Australian Aerial Services, Ltd
Tarkin
Ordimtsaliin
Larkin Aircraft Supply Guv
incAvatpalia Youll
Melin
Requist
Echuca
Deniliquin
Hay
Cootarmaira
Mildors
Broken Bur
Adelaide
Tad Nok
Good Tea Improves Society Through Better Blends
The article argues that British wartime tea rationing exposed people to higher quality blends. It notes inferior tea costs more in health and money, while opting for good tea yields more cups at lower long term cost. It stresses moderation to avoid tannin harm and warns against over-strong brewing.
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Great Britain
London
Daily Mall
Hey
Australia
Spanish Bullfights Debate Divides National Assembly
The Sonaldi government faces opposition over a plan to allow bullfights arguing it harms sport training for youths and fuels vested interests. Critics note training for young fighters begins early and express concern about public tolerance for boxing matches as alternatives.
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Phildype Wurder Turiven
Sirenus
National “Assembly
Essao
Tom
Bocerrydas
Mlb
Royal Democrats Observe Kensington Children at Play
During a visit to London observers in Kensington noted young players at a ring and display of athletic moves. The scene included adults watching and restoring order as children interacted with crafts and games.
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Machine
Spain
Prine
London
Haves
Kensington
Fatality at British Mine in Mul Moor Fort Mining Area
A mine accident at a British site in Mul Moor leaves worker Williams dead after a rock collapse blocks the level. Rescue crews used crowbars to free him but the fatality occurred before medical aid could reach the scene. An inquest or official report will likely follow.
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Prureday
Williams
Sagie
Chappia
Wiliams
Williams Wis
Mrutel White
Talks Between Talkies and Stage Melts in England
An article notes a shift in the entertainment industry as film and theater clash. A Danish critic reports on reduced theatrical tours and rising unemployment among performers, with stage shows giving way to variety acts and new work pressures.
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England
Lars
Musselane
Customs House Rush Adelaide Thursday Details
Customs figures from Port Adelaide show totals in pounds and dollars with large sums tied to whiskey and alcohol imports. Principal items include whiskey valued at 854 pounds, Schlete parks 374 pounds, and women's garments 468 pounds, amid overall duties and receipted amounts.
Burne Cleanup Near Melbourne Delays Reported
In Melbourne area reports say most duty posts have been cleared by departing forces. The Hopire threat remains, with observers noting ongoing customs and related dues at several stations.
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Melbourne
Tarsday
Melholitoe
Dinparters
Sharks and Porpoise Alarm at Harbor Race
Reports of a shark and porpoise sighting near Federal Wharf raise trepidation among entrants in the angling event. Authorities note sharks are rare in Pirie harbor, but a single incident last week created concern over safety as swimmers prepare for Saturday afternoon.
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Willah
Wes
le Federal Wharf
Smorters
Pirie
Adelaide Metal Markets Report From London Exchange
The Australian Mines and Metald Association quotes March 3 prices for copper lead tin and zinc. Copper rises to 9 17/62 per unit with three month forward at 9 9/ ink. Lead shows spot and forward changes. zinc and tin exhibit spot and forward shifts with noted cash and forward prices and varied quotations.
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Adelaide
London Exchange
Spub
Tom
Stivar
Penny Loan Sparks Doubtful Jubilee Plans
A fragmented 19th century note describes Henrys Fora’s attempt to borrow pennies for a two-cent stamp commemorating a home invention. The item mentions Jubilee committee secretary and a New York press association, with unclear intent to cast funds for celebration.
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Henrys
A. Tworaent
Bo Fooney
A. Exison
Mr Word
T. P-Ouinlan:3e0- Felary of the Jubilee-committee. Mes -Duinkin. (Ehys
Thoroughbred Handicap Rumors Stir Cheltenham Stakes Talk
Racing notes predict a crowded Cheltenham meeting with multiple contenders. Prospective candidates from Port and Green Seal gelding Istely show in form but face stiff competition from Kidstan and Newotate with analysts eyeing Pathtoris Hantioar and Kinai kie on Sredi.
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Gr’ Phaedq
Walter
Suzump
Bon
Anton
Stapplughase
Kidstoh
Newoate
Pathtoris Hantioar
Kinaikie
SREDI
E Gall
Caverlina
Euler
Fragmented OCR Item Teases Unclear Military Mention
The readable text hints at a military related event with terms like armed institutes and extended reach. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment. Further context is needed to identify the event or entities involved.
Fire on Liner in Colombo Harbor
Fire broke out on a liner in Colombo harbor. Eighteen hours of firefighting failed to control the blaze and the cargo including copra and meat was damaged. About 20 passengers were removed and Australian mail remains aboard. delay threatens the ship’s London-bound voyage.
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Hi Nas
Mornington Racing Meets Show Complex Victorian Card
Mornington race meeting features a crowded program with several divisions and notable runners. Jenny Cosperlo, Jenny Cos, Ingrid Hartean, Lady Maid en plates, Mornington Plate, and Purses headline the day with diverse betting and prominent entries across events.
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Keltine
Wellyn
Pirate Lass
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Quaestels
Polwaska
Lloris
Desert
Saint
Smallpox Quarantine Moves Through Narkurida and Port Baillip
Bulletin notes smallpox on Narkurida with a two day quarantine and predicts arrival at Port Baillip next Wednesday. Melbourne reports further quarantine measures and delayed use of smallpox toxin vaccines. unclear wording due to OCR.
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Melbourne
Narkanda
Port Baillip
Colonia
Northern coal mines woman smothered
In Newcastle on Thursday inquiries follow about a woman found smothered near coal mines. Authorities note responses to advertisements inviting applicants for positions as miners and survey potential rights at Davies. The inquest or official actions are pending as officials review the case and gather statements.
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Davies
Minans
Waion
London Jury Hears Confessed Murder by Son
The trial covers the killing of Mrs Fox at Margary hotel. Prosecution says the son, 30, lured the mother to wine and pork bottles, suffocated her with a pillow, and set fire to her room before fleeing. Insurance valued at £9000 linked to the motive.
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Londén-ga
Moster
Anater Union Dispute Conference Set in Melbourne
Wire secretary of the STU reports plans to meet Sydnay to adjust differences between the Boginedrivers and thisani quers over the ongoing condition of the dispute.
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Melbourne
Thursyay
STU
Re. C
Imemen
Thisani
Soviet and China on the verge of a major political clash
A tangled report outlines Soviet and Chinese figures debating a harsh stance toward the other. The article mentions high level officials in Beijing and Moscow, warning of intensified plots and potential military actions amid tensions with the United States and allied nations.
Attorney General pursues manslaughter case over Warrimoo rail tragedy
The Attorney-General has ordered a manslaughter trial against Rabse Hind Marsh and Alexander Gaiton for the Warrimoo railway disaster in which an engine driver and a fireman were killed.
St Patrick's Day preparations in Pirie attract crowds
A local report outlines the St Patrick's Day arrangements in Pirie with extensive preparations. The program features juvenile athletic events, tableaux by St Mark's St Anthony's and St John's schools, plus a public display and a charity booth.
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Pirie
Hook
Fetnelér
Olympiz
Anatile
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St. Anthony's
St. John's
Sonaal
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Ireland
Nelsonal
Blondes Preferred Raises Allegations in Chicago Firm
A Chicago business report alleges management favors blondes for faster advancement and lighter tasks. The statement claims 75 applicants applied, 68 blondes, with blondes said to be chosen for perceived productivity while brunettes are kept only for lower tasks.
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Kean
Nany
Janiaus
Caranany
Shai
City Council Acts on Loud Speakers Complaints
Melbourne officials move to curb wireless equipment noise after citizen complaints about loud speakers in streets. The city council proposes fines of four dollars per offense with enforcement to stop disturbances caused by wireless accessories and shops along busy streets.
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Melbourne
Gaupt
Haavler
Ronalligs
Melbourne Tramways Seeks Loan Reduction
Melbourne Tramways requests a loan reduction from £250,100 to £200,000 as the State Government considers the proposal. The plan would fund improvements including the Hrumewick street project. the board fears possible delays and altered costs if the loan is not approved.
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Melbourne
Wat Theelourne Tramways Board
Sheala
Champion Walker and Chab Wilson Face Australian Selection
Report indicates walker and Wilson, noted as wing players, are recommended by the South Australian Amateur Association for exclusion from the Australian team. The decision will be decided at the Amateur Championships in Australia where team members are chosen.
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Adelaide
Chab Wilson
Australia
Association For Feclusion
Yobluh
Fraudulent Conversion Sentences Man in Brisbane Case
Salisitar Sent to Prison in Brisbane for fraudulent conversion involving Aubert McGowan. Court noted the estate theft totaled over 220 080 with a sentence of one year imprisonment. Judge stated the crime involved misappropriation over March.
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Parecey
Aubert McGowan
Sallettar
Nto
Toni Gully
Tgday
Amant Davalier Yeas
McGavean
Marohow
Powder and Lipstick in Modern Beauty Parlor Tale
A fragmented piece describes cosmetics and beauty trends in a late era, mentioning powder rouge lipstick and fashionable women. It references medical voices and fashion, noting open handbags, hygienic concerns, and the social impact of makeup on feminine allure.
Ambitious Naval Conference Proposal Reported
Fragmentary text indicates a naval conference proposal linked to government funds and private enterprise. Mentions Penton, Davétopurent, and Amexica. details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
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Naval Conference
Commons Debates Over Naval Conference Tug-of-War
Fragmentary report shows MPs from Labour and Liberal benches debating the Naval Conference. Tensions rise over potential restraints and longer naval arms talks failing to secure fleet reductions.
Rain and wind devastate districts as crops suffer
Destructive weather hits Murray and surrounding districts with strong winds and heavy rain. Fruit dries and vines damaged across CoFrand Corner, Waikerie, Morgen, Hellmark and other towns. Record scores noted for Guslon and Moray amid widespread losses.
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Ak Guslon
Moray
CoFrand
Corner
Waikerie
Morgen
Hellmark
Bert Mouroaks
Kingston
Ayrup
Mariath
Zalinn
Loxlan
Victorian shooters set records in Melbourne event
The Victorian rifle meeting in Melbourne saw PA Pavey set a record with a 349 points in the international pane Asia event. Seley and Pee S. Nelson followed with strong finishes, while a 384-strong field competed in the main match.
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Melbourne
Thurday
PA Pavey Roaullfiéld Avi
Faelletize
Seley Wa
Pee S. Nelson
Gonpart
Poleis Ream
Odd Jobs Bureau Announces Large Work Force
Melbourne based Odd Jobs Bureau reports 1999 plan to mobilize four thousand workers under the Sinan Wa Ino nilon organisation. The effort aims to provide employment through municipal projects led by the Lord Mayor's Onion Bureau.
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Melbourne
Thukstay_ tanok of fonds
Reason
Onion Bureau
Tomoremy
Sinan Wa Ino Nilon
Canadian ace William Barker dies in crash
Canadian air ace William Barker, famed for 32 enemy planes in France, is reported dead after a crash. The veteran flier, long a leading figure in Canada’s air service, perished today in the collision incident.
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Ottawa
Dot
Wiliam
George Barker
Evis
Todey, Ghar & Fila
Col. Williams
Fas
Canada
Durin Isi
Sowa
Frans
Boxing Overseas Cook Defeats Christner in Nine Rounds
In Youngstown United Service boxing column Cook, an Australian boxer, defeated Christner of Akane Ohio after a foul paused the bout. The match went nine rounds with Christner earning a late rest period before the decision.
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United Service
Youngstown -Obid
Wedareday
Geotes. Cook
Wis
Yros
Christnar
Akane Onioy
Oight
Cook
Chris Her Yinung
Old Debt Repudiation Question in London Court
From the American Civil War era report in London on Wednesday the House of Lords discussed government action on repudiated Confederate debts. The total owed by eight defaulting states was £7,800,000, about one twelfth of the debt Felten owed in America. The piece notes a painful chapter in U.S. history and the mounting tension over reparations.
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Hauge
Cerisin
Felten
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Sun
Detian Wild Orise
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