Barrier Mining Advances With Milling Delays
Official notices outline work resumption along the line as Zinc Corporation plans to restart mining today with alterations to complete before milling. Underground and surface tasks resume at Central and Proprietary mines, while Block 1 and Junction North report varied activity and water issues affecting operations.
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Monilly
Zinc Corporation
Finiergromit
Junction North
Cessaliol AE
Willer Sharhise
Miornib
The Dreaded Mafia
Milan correspondent reports the Mafia near collapse after a vast manhunt led by Caesar Morri of Palume. About 1000 prisoners including a Sicilian mayor behind a king’s reception have been captured. Corrupt officials and social elites allied to racketeering are exposed.
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Mustralian
Lantiux
Corres
Pandent
Milan
Siys Maly
Caesar Mfori
Palume
Eneus
Italy
Plovdoned
New South Wales Loan Prospectus Draws Investor Interest
The Financial News calls the New South Wales loan prospectus an attractive trustee investment with a yield around 1027 percent. The Financial Times offers a cautious view on the five per cent issues, noting mechanics of discount at two percent.
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Australian Press Association
London
New South Wales
Financial News
Financial Times
Wanganui Wool Bales Offered at Auction Prices Steady
A parcel of 15,000 bales was offered at the fourth Wanganui wool sale. The bulk changed hands at near last sale levels, with occasional sales a touch cheaper.
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Reuter
Wellington
Wanganui
Harbor Collision Injures Passengers in Sydney Harbor Incident
In Sydney Harbor at 7 30 this evening a ferry steamer Lady Carrington collided with a tugboat Giles. Both vessels report no serious injuries among the six girls in the passenger saloon who escaped unharmed. Crews call the escape fortunate as the incident caused confusion and fear aboard.
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Sydney
Hurling Harbor
Smiling Lands and Coastline Weather Report Fragment
A garbled OCR passage mentions Smiling Lands Adenaya and Freesha. It references areas near Myrtle and Caples with reefs and rain. The text notes water holes and shells, hints of sprits and ships, and a partial report on weather and terrain.
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Adelaya
Karima
Caples
Victoria's Turn Amid Rainfall Report
Melbourne dispatch notes heavier rain across Victoria with rainfall depths from one to four inches. Commonwealth Meteorologist Mr Hint cautions ongoing spell breaks. Agricultural exports and tourism prospects show tentative improvement amid the unsettled spell.
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Melbourne
Moniay
Neporis Assay
Almont
Vicovia
Commonwealth
Me Hint
New South Wales Falls In Heavy Cane Light (Sydney)
A severe weather event struck New South Wales with Mondiy Light reporting heavy cane conditions around Sydney. Reports from numerous stations indicate rainfall amounts reaching half inches in some areas, affecting eastern and western districts during the week.
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Sydney
Mondiy
Cain
Ental
Westren
Pirie Town Council Fortnightly Meeting Notes
The Pirie Town Council held its fortnightly meeting with attendance by Musue Meo Joa and local officials. A condolence message was proposed for a deceased councilor, while reports covered investigations into the powerage system in Pine and a Port Pirie engineer’s visit for a matter related to General Bonghys Norton Rewenier. notices to parishioners and clerk clarifications on notices and address discrepancies were discussed.
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Piri Hun Sonnel
Vilgerutdy
Grefe
Wetole
Coffey
Theodsrola
Munry
Magaralen
Port Pirie
Nolis
Gétanel Bonghys
Norton Rewenier
Mayer Pepaeted
Viinieital Gounelts’ Assorka
Minaro
Goffey
Finance Committee
Maul Association Miomy eAdress
York
Resumption of Wharves and Civic Talks in Pirie
Council discusses resumption of wharves to free cast area for an Institute. Harbors Board offers lease of land south of Hydr drain crossing for 4 years at 2 per year with compensation if needed for public use. Debate includes land use, rental terms, and potential one government lease if council rejects offer.
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J Nan
C. Filagerald
Pirie
Tlh Ale
Joer Centane
Rirer
J Feller
Harbors Board
Hwdrain
Bien Et
Baltic
Lowney
Cornell
Munro Mowest
Crusher Weity Afl
Dr Coffey
Blight
Gr. Dey
Cr Dey
Abner Maclerd
Nia
Medina Awe
Canadian Politics and Hamadian Responsibility Debate
Ottawa report on to and fro over Canadian responsibility for complications from the union with the United Kingdom. Woodsworth criticizes government policy while debating Britain’s role and possible pursuit of a Loerie Treaty. A Hamilton speech hints Parliament should be consulted in wartime, amid election campaigning.
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Bouter
Ottawa
United Kingdom
TG. Woodsworth
United Kings
Ponstipte
Loerie
Departmental Report on Ward Road Work and Improvements
The Surveyor reports on ward infrastructure projects including drainage improvements and road resurfacing. North Ward notes completion of tar resurfacing on Alexander Street from Florence Street to Gertrude Street and drains cleaned. South Ward describes tight mains along Tuatpal and work on Watery Terrace, with a footbridge built at the Tenner and waterbills cleared. Solomontasis Ward covers path grading on Dornthr Street east side and materials moved to Weoil Street. Third Ward mentions finalization of a project termed Finunchal of.
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Kartell
Morencr St
Ylorencost
Florence Sitet Ly Gertrude Street
van Weert He
Marie Effle Street
Monpett Road
Aries
Solomontasis Ward
Dornthr Street
Weoil Street
Europe Reports to America on Washington Gossip
New York Times dispatch cites European affairs coverage claiming incorrect impressions about League of Nations conditions. It asserts Washington received pessimistic reports from Mr Houghton but the government denies disclosures and any substantiated details reaching unofficial channels. The piece notes possible attempts to weaponize the Houghton incident by critics of American World Court participation.
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Jmenter
New York
New York Times
Europe
Washington
League of Nations
Wea
Houghton
Tonghttan
Kelloga
Coolidge
Institute of Science and Industry in Australia outlined by Sir Frank Heath
Sir Frank Heath outlines the object and value of reorganizing Australia's Institute of Science and Industry. He recommends a Commonwealth body with three main functions, plus subordinate duties, to conduct scientific research, liaise with governments, and guide policy. Estimated costs start at £40,000 in year one, rising to about £50,000, then potentially £100,000 annually.
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Melboptine
Munday
Institute of Science and Industry
Australia
Frank Heath
Commonwealth
Meru
Rack Howth
Commonweality
Institute of Science and
Whuster
Frank Heat
Forea
Eral
Feargamisel Institute
Aml Xelenree
Admiralia
Tohal
France and disarmament clash with Paris envoy
The Daily Express Paris correspondent reports Viscount Cecil after a Geneva trip met with M. Pau Boncour to discuss French disarmament ideas. Boncour allegedly offered material that influenced Mr Sloughton’s report, with potential repercussions for President Cor.
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Oustrain
Arauckalion
London
Daily Express
Paris
Viscount Cecil
Geneva
M. Pau Boncour
the League
M. Bondur
Slougtton
Cor
Nightmares in France as German growth alarms mood
The Daily Express reports the French government will reject any disarmament plan that ignores other nations. The piece notes France is uneasy about its industrial situation and fears the growing German population, describing widespread nightmares.
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Mistralian Press Association
London
Daily Express
Prench
II Welt
France
England's Chance At Test Victory At The Oval
London observers report the selection committee led by Tester would face crowd ire if England fails to win the Test rubber. Plum's Warner notes England's unusually strong chance against Australia while stressing fan and parent club support amid the athletic gathering.
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London
Suniay
Neve
the Oval
England
Pop
Plum
Warner
Double Tragedy in Darhuiville New Zealand
In Darhuiville Munciey reports a grim scene as a Maori man, Matthew Tehua, returns home to find his wife, a white woman, shot between the shoulders from a shotgun at close range. He then killed himself by shooting, ending a likely domestic tragedy with unclear motive.
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Wacuckland
Munciey
Darhuiville
Matthew Tehua
Hie
Dashing driver sets world record on Monza track
Violet Cordery, English motorist, completes a 25000 km run at 89.7 kmh on the Monza circuit. She claims a world record despite car damage and ship repairs. The report notes extensive road and electrical works, with details on railway and municipal maintenance and sanitary services in the area.
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Aielan
Violet Cordery
Te Monza
Fhve
Svi
North Adelaide Football Club to Raise Membership Fee
In Adelaide the Nort Adelaide football club voted to increase subscriptions from 2/6 to 12/6 after League direction. The decision aims to remove a recent disqualification and align with other clubs at a 42/6 fee, though a further attempt to rescind may occur at the next League meeting. Delegates were instructed to pursue this outcome.
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Adelaide
Four in a Bed Divorce Ruling in Sydney Court
Justice Owen delivered judgment in the Clark and Dalton divorce case. He rejected the alleged “four in a bed” conduct as unacceptable and rescinded the earlier decrees after finding the court misled. Mrs Dalton testified calmly, and costs were awarded against the petitioner.
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Sydney
Owen
Clark
Dalton
Tariff Debate in Federal Parliament Melbourne
In Melbourne on Wednesday the House of Representatives debated the tariff issue. New Eden-Manara member J A Perkins faced questions, Canada dumping duty potential reaction, and comments on Australian whisky duties. Ministers and members argued raises, with calls to reduce to 20 shillings and decrying protectionism as inflationary.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
J. A. Perkina
Eden-Manara
Brice
Hughes Ue
Commonwealth
Nauru Commission
New Zealand
H. £. Pratten
Roband Gregory
Canada
Mer Practon
E. A. Mann
M. Charlum
W. A. Whit
Gommorwealth
P. Anstey
G. A. Stawell
Parker Moteney
Gregory
Moloney
Albury
T. Paterson
F. M. Forde
Murder charge over Adelaide woman in hotel case
Adelaide Monday. Mrs Kerr aged 33 living with parents Hackney is remanded on a murder charge in Adelaide Police Court. Miss Violet Keast, her sister, and the deceased Miss Adelaide Riverton girl aged 28, were in Adelaide to visit the Aladdin at Theatre Royal when the lodging occurred. Coroner Ramsay Smith viewed the body at Riverton before burial.
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Adelaide
Ite
Grosvens
Grosvenor
Alice Kerr
Orvens Atreet
Hackney
Dedman
Te Manon
Parcusal
Kerr
Sua Rcarge
Sabine P.M
Havin
Keast
Randa
W. A. Rollixon
Supreme Court
Riverton
Violet Clare Keast
Graavenor Hotel
North Terraed
Slaters
Violet
Alives
St. Peters
Melbourne Sees Three Commercial Aerial Planes Built
Three commercial aircraft are being constructed in England and Australia for Melbourne aerial mail service. They are expected to arrive by the end of June.
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Melbourne
England
Australia
React Ture
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