Death of Marshal Foch in France end of an era
Reports from London describe Marshal Ferdinand Foch’s death in Paris after years of war service. He is portrayed as a towering Allied leader whose presence shaped Allied command during the Great War. The obituary notes his emaciated face and dignified bearing as he passed, with mourning announced across Britain.
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Wikly
Bourne
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Savaral
Daily Mail
Marshal Pudh
Marshal of Franga
Wil Stein
Meta
Ida Bretst
Labor Pre-Selection Threat In Melbourne Union Clash
Melbourne reports a threatened upheaval as the Victorian Tailways Union moves to nominate candidates opposing Labor Parliament members led by former Premier Hogan. The union’s plan, deemed illegal by some Labor members, faces debate at the Easter conference. executive power may block nominations if needed.
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Melbourne
Victorian Tailways Union
Gion
Mir
B. J. Hogan
Mesare
A. Leimmon
T. Toune-Jcliffe
G. Prendergus
A- Bailey
Labor Party
Hogan
Ferntree Gully Shooting Reported In Melbourne
Melbourne report states police are still in the dark after a Ferntree Gully shooting on Sunday. The incident is being explored as possibly reckless conduct with no clear suspect identified yet. The victims listed include Lthel Patel Ett, Penny Cottey, and Miriam Goffey, all reported as traumatized by the event.
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Ferntree Gully
Melbourne
Thursagy
Aumebody
Protien
Lthel Patel
Ett
Penny
Cottey
Miriam ‘Goffey
Deress of King George at Bangor Parted Another Day
Fragmentary report from United Service notes a Bangor event with London connection and a long wait for a key figure. Names and details are partially garbled, but the item suggests a royal or formal proceeding with international references and extended waiting.
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United Service
Olxdon
Bangor
Pringens
London
Willy Giatis
Important Conference on Timber Dispute Opens in Sydney
Melbourne reports the Contra Strike Committee endorses a broad view of employers in the timber dispute and plans a conference in Sydney next Wednesday with delegates from all unions to decide steps to rate the employers.
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Melbourne
Contra
Cnnvene & Confwence
Sydney
Vincemed
Uuyersr
Western Australia Triumph in a Turbulent Final
Perth report from a Reuters style scoreline shows Western Australia defeating England by wickets with standout bowlers Hyder and Drew contributing. Key players listed include McRae Horrocks and Grimmett for WA while Evans and Heymond lead England efforts. Final totals feature Western Australia posting 265 with Geary, Tate and White among wicket takers.
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Freeman
Heymond
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Gladstone Sitting: Assault Charge Fails at Trial
Local court heard the case of Mrs Paine alleging assault by her husband Arthur Paine. Witness accounts described a heated dispute over children and home custody leading to injuries. the Crown offered cross examination while the defense argued for probation. The jury returned not guilty on the main charge after deliberation. several related charges were addressed with mixed outcomes.
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Olsedo
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Patrick Simon O'Gwen
Patrick-Jobo O'ariéa
Elf
Auleidetnin
Wreil
PAKENHAM RACES MARCH MADEN PLATE
Races at Pakenham include the Tollaylug Maden Plate with Arabian Fox and Merritintinyall among top contenders. Juvenile and Novice Handicaps run over four furlongs and one-half furlong with odds listed for each horse. Betting figures show broad activity across the program.
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Satan
Pagivocel
Jos Bethany
Tar Pendle
Anta
Welter, Sanicap
Easter racing and notable runners across races
A jagged listing of horse names, odds, and results from Easter racing events. Includes references to multiple stakes, jumpers plate, and various contenders with figures suggesting times, odds, or placements, alongside numerous scattered names and percentages.
Idle Collieries in Labour Dispute Highlight Mining Standstill
Tharsday news from Sydrey reports Northern Colliery Owners Association amid present trouble at the sealfields. Palmer, Mr TB Bevin, states government view grows increasingly serious. He urges owners to respond for a lasting downtake of mines leaving ten to twelve thousand workers unemployed.
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Sydrey
Tharsday
Sealfields
Peamler
TB. Bevin
Hedamiog
Unemployed Women Protest At Victorian Country Party
Melbourne Thursday witnesses moments from the women's section of the Victorian Country Party conference. Speakers condemn unemployed men and women as useless for work and note they wear Denver clothes. Debates rage over bacon and bread shortages as farmers clash with cooks. A motion calls for charitable groups to take an active role in aiding idlers.
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Melbourne
Revolver Incident Involving Italian Suspect and Witness
Fragmentary OCR outlines a shooting incident where an Italian suspect allegedly drew a revolver after a confrontation near a garage. A weapon was fired twice, injuring a man later named in the report. A witness described the events and the suspect’s actions before and after the night of the shooting.
Pires Hospital Annual Report Highlights Patient Statistics
The annual report shows 984 admissions, 1,044 indoor cases, and 55 patients remaining at year end. It notes total outdoor attendances 2,355, 34,02 days of indoor care, and total costs across departments and supplies. Major operations reached 288 with 124 gynecological and other procedures.
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Rembiniie
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Salmiee
Conlingunelen
Caul
Ageno
Damages Suit Over Pasito Mahl Case Dismissed
SOUTHERN CROSS reports in Sydney that Henry Hishevik sought £1000 damages from Squadron Leader Ringsferd Smith Plight-Lieut Almood Keihh Andarson in a Pasito Mahl-related action. The jury returned verdict for the defendants after Plamtutr claimed promises to make a return trip and £1000 payment upon return could not be verified.
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Sydney
Henry Hishevik
Ringsferd Smith
Almood Keihh Andarson
Plamtutr
Ake Blin
Shen
Revolt of Youth fuels Reform League split in Port Adelaide
Fragmented report shows the Reform League forming amid opposition leaders calling for discipline. Premier accused of bias toward foreign ships and guarding workers while claiming to defend local interests. Bremer controversy and cavalry stance noted as key tensions shape the Woomera district contest.
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Austral
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Talon
Bremer
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Paab
Inble
Woomnore
Loseyer
Shooting Fatality At Phormgate Street Inquest Opens
A man named Perry died after being shot on Phormgate Street yesterday in what police described as an accidental discharge. Witnesses including Roy De brifae Phommy Gysit Detbridge and Oswald-Ror Anspach gave statements supporting the accident claim as the inquest began with Mr Re. 0 Atkinson Cortner presiding.
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Aisi Perry
Percy
Ehnoling
Alpsander Roy Debrifae
Phommy Gysit
Detbridge
Bayar Jobin
Perry
Brousht
Iain Te Geditral Police
Oswald Hiny Ana
Atkinson Cortner
Scene in Chamber Angers Speaker During Loquacious Session
A chaotic scene in the Chamber tonight saw the Speaker of the Assembly threatened by a man in the Strangers Gallery during a debate on a war policy. Interjections from the gallery disrupted proceedings as Missingham ordered police to clear the area and warned of consequences.
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Sydney
Gallene
Missingham
Mysterious shooting in Sydney sparks police probe
Unclear report describes two gunmen firing at a man on the footpath near Grosprow at night. The wounded man vanished after bystanders and suspects fled. police visited hospitals but found no victim. Authorities link the incident to a private feud over personal matters, with one man resisting questioning and fleeing. Five assailants pursued, two shots fired into the ground to create chaos.
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Sydney
Gropdaw
Vigat
Auillet
Australia’s Drink Bill and Tevlarings Debate
A fragmented report discusses Australia’s expenditure on intoxicants totaling 34 million pounds and references a council and premiers at a financial conference. It notes calls to consider economic and moral aspects and proposes potential policy easing or reform.
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Melbourne
Bilion Council
Rasalyen
Bruce
Australia
Gr Abanove Deume
Idmateka Atlenoy
Dorothy Sterling Crew Deserted Unpaid Wages Court Case
Reports say the American six masted schooner Dorothy Sterling crew deserted the vessel near Adelaide due to unpaid wages. Captain confirms ship was abandoned with wages outstanding and officers have left the ship. Indebted owners face pressure as the situation unfolds in Trouble Bay winds and rough seas.
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Adelaide
Thursda
Anis
Caplan Payideon
Antarctic Flight Drama Amid Antarctic Storm Rescue Efforts
Fragmented OCR recounts an Antarctic flight under extreme weather. It details pilots Byrd and companions contending with blizzard conditions, shifting winds, and ice hazards as they search for a missing crew and shelter.
Trains Collide in Fatal Canadian Accident
A Canadian rail disaster near Toronto leaves seventeen dead as two steel-socked trains collide at a siding long after an overrun. Officials blame crew error for the fatal crash, with bodies incinerated in the wreck as rescue efforts unfold amid grim scenes.
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Dartignit Coday
Dunedin Floods Ravage City Amid Sewer and Rail Damage
Damaged Dunedin area endures heavy rains flooded streets and sewer mains. Officials report river levels cresting and power outages while rescue teams work to restore service and stabilize rail lines after the week’s storms. City landmarks suffer closures and emergency crews monitor ongoing risk to residents.
Fitzroy Shooting Case Shrouded in Night Club Incident
Melbourne report details Mona Ryan's near fatal shooting on January 20 at Bite Tops. Av Fitzroy Cowell charged after a gunfight with injuring her, with Genara linked as an accessory. Ryan, dressed in tabu fashion, said she was single and had visited several hotels on January 31. Police and hospital statements follow, as Brew and Bruhn face related inquiries and the court commits Brew to War while others are discharged.
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Mona Ryan
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Anil Tranje
Genara
Cine
Ater
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Abe
Agnes Henova
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Port Piries Institute Mary Held A Grand Anniversary
Crowded Institute Hall hosted a notable celebration marking a grand anniversary. An Irish cultural program featured Dohety Inpupe displays, a widely praised programme, with Bishop Ullan in attendance and music including orchestral pieces, choral works, and pupil performances from local schools.
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Une Grand
St.ea
Institute Hall
Ullan
Palber O'Rourke
Walia
Man Falls 429 Feet at The Gap in Sydney
A man named Vereved or Verved Tim Paley reportedly toppled from The Gap at Walsan's Bay this afternoon, plunging about 429 feet to the rocks. Onlookers aided a badly injured survivor who was helped ashore by a passerby.
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