Solomontown Club Bears Debt Row Over Association Cheque
The Solomontown football club debated repayment of its five pound ten shilling share of the association debt at a lengthy annual meeting held at Pine Motel. Delegates discussed the club’s good faith cheque, potential future funding, and a proposed membership ticket to cover season expenses while planning training at Memorial Oval.
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Airfield Plans Stir Windsor as King Expands Air Force
London reports Edward plans a private aerodrome in Windsor Great Park as part of a broader push for a stronger air force. The predicted military budget increase follows February armament pledges, with debate over loan funding and the impact on public works. Meanwhile, naval expansion and safety considerations are discussed as officials forecast a rapid, defense‑driven program.
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Seven youths accused in Sydney capital case at Central Criminal Court
A record six youths and one older man faced trial at the Central Criminal Court in Sydney on a capital charge. The group including John Denne, Henry Howe, George Thornley, Harold Thornly, Marold Jalones, Rupert Vivwell, and Percival Tovey were arraigned over an alleged assault in Parramatta Park on January 3 11 years prior. Jurors were empanelled after 23 challenges. The prosecution alleged a coordinated assault by the group on a young woman, while the defense claimed consent or lack of evidence. The hearing proceeded without a final verdict.
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Personal notes on travels and hospital visit.
The fragment mentions J. Coventry and S. Miy iy ex pected to wrive in Pirie tonight with A. G. Pain and J. Cleagett on holiday. It also references an accident involving Tree Felina and Bele Lo het We Was, with unclear details about hospital or location.
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Australian aircraft plans eyed after minister’s cabinet briefing
Monday Minister A Darkuill said he hoped to announce progress on aircraft manufacture in Australia. Thorough enquiries had been conducted, and plans would be submitted to the Cabinet within the week.
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Melrose's Flight Plans Goodwill Run to Adelaide
London based South Australian aviator J Metose will depart England on April 1 for a goodwill flight to Adelaide. He hopes to carry passengers during the journey and promotes the venture as a gesture of friendship between nations.
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Taxes Too Heavy Reduction To Be Suggested
Experts in Metligurne discuss Alvin tax relief as a potential reduction. Private meeting notes indicate taxpayers seek government remedies and spur reform.
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WANTS MONEY AND STARS Mr. 8 Doyle Goes Abroad
Mr F Doyle leaves for Lugland and America to pursue film and theater work with Union Theatres directing. The trip follows days of industry travels and meetings aimed at securing roles and opportunities in British and American cinema.
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Abyssinian Fear of Peace Terms at League Session
Addis Ababa reports from Abyssinian royalty fear that the League of Nations may press an armistice to end the war with Italy in the absence of an Ethiopian delegation. Emperors and princes fear sanctions and financial aid to Abyssinia could be used to force terms while fronts hold. Ras Kassa and Ras Ikonn face reported defections amid fighting as Haile Selassie notes Malian advances.
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Claims Derided Missionary Says They Are Piffle
Melbourne reports a missionary dismisses victories claimed by Waly and asserts Abyssinia opened as a pathway amid harrowing tales of violence. He describes men women and children fatally harmed and maimed in a sudden incident as a Red Cross unit aids Wyssinia refugees.
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Thermometer readings show warm day and cool morning
Yesterday's high reached 87.5 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8.30 am at 62.4.
Contradictory statements in Marchesi murder trial
In Melbourne Court today Giacomo Taree faced murder charges over Luigi Marchesi’s death at Gruyere. Prosecution alleges Taree confessed in Perth after two arrests, then forged a cheque to access Marchesi’s bank funds in Adelaide. Witnesses place three Italians burying the body and threatening Taree to take blame.
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Australian accountancy congress trip announced for Sydney chartered man
Me J C Thoberts of Sydney debarks in Adelaide en route to Melbourne for the Australian congress of accountancy. A cable report notes Prof J S Tuldune's honorary roles and recent scientific work at the Minhas Tea research Laboratory, Terminghin Tul.
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Unclear Manuscript Mentions Trials Abroad
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mendis eibants and a trial by Raph. References Berlin and creative committee. Incomplete text leaves key actors and events uncertain. no clear dates or outcomes to verify.
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Germany Accepts League Inquiry with Peace Talks Hinted
The German government signals readiness to join discussions on peace assurances, demanding equal terms for its representative and immediate negotiations on proposals. France rejects parts of the Locarno related demands and vows to maintain policy, while German forces reinforce along the Rhine and at Saarbrucken amid heightened tension. The League Council will decide if Germany’s conditions are acceptable.
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France appeals to world over Locarno breach by Germany
France denounces Germany for unilateral denunciation of the Locarno Treaty and its military deployments to the Rhineland. Paris says Berlin seeks reconciliation on a basis that invalidates the pact, and submits the breach to the Council of the League of Nations for a collective response.
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Bullets Hit Madrid Home Of Left Leader
In Madrid a squad of fascists fired on the home of Spanish left wing leader Senor Larho Caballero. A voice rebutted the attack and drove off the attackers. Caballero survived but injuries were reported.
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Italian steamer explosion leaves seven missing at sea
A Italian tramp steamer carrying bensine exploded off Port Badan near Assab. The captain, first officer, and five crewmen are missing, while ten seamen were rescued. The vessel, bound for Amab, had been a government sale later.
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