Question Time in Melbourne House of Representatives
Fragmented excerpt shows ministers discussing Treasury bills in London, wire netting for settlers, and wheat guarantees for next year. The session includes adjournment motions and contested remarks as MPs exchange terse statements and objections.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Edge
Pratten
Treasury
London
Tage
Killen
New South Wales
Brace
Parker Mulemmy
Mahony
Caiment
Senate Debate Sparks Amendment Vote In House
The senate scene centers on Beltine Governor Beace's statements as Gardiner moves an amendment. Garthie and Lyne oppose, while supporters back the change. The measure moves forward amid party tensions.
Industrial disruptions hit Silearns area firms
Fragmented OCR text shows industrial tension in the Silearn area with mentions of sectors, wage levels, and government involvement. The garbled lines reference secretary lists, company actions, and potential legal or conference steps affecting workers and employment conditions.
Italian Disaster Kills Nearly Hundred in Naples Area
A massive explosion and earthquake near Naples caused about 100 deaths and left thousands destitute. Vinesyards and olive orchards damaged. many ships sunk. Rescue efforts underway under King Emmanuel as relief teams comb the ruins and search for missing children and parents.
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French Crisis Rumors Shake Premier and Ministry
Unclear Reuters service note reports a possible resignation of the Premier Mo itencarelis amid pressure for ministry reform. The brief mentions negotiations and political instability as reforms are debated.
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Reuters
Mo Itencarelis
Leas
Jingellie Tragedy and Batson Insanity Allegations
Fragmentary report notes Jingellie tragedy with Batson labeled insane. References a shooting at Tu lney involving Publis Te roe toon oxi Me Simgethi and a suspect named Batson. Police response details unclear as text is garbled.
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Elauib
Paddington Murder Case Crumbles In Confusing Report
Unclear OCR text references Paddington murder with names Williams and Willis, mentions appeals and Sydney, no coherent events or dates. Fragmentary notes describe legal actions and possible court steps but lack concrete details or outcomes.
Inquiry resumes into Outer Harbor death shooting case
Adelaide court reopens the coroner inquiry into the February 24 death of Hilda Emily Hunter at Outer Harbor. Fort George Alfred Morse sits in custody after being wounded. witness accounts describe Morse meeting a woman, a confrontation, a gunshot, and Morse’s attempt to shoot himself, with bystanders rushing toward the scene.
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British Parliament debates European affairs on reparations and Saar
In the Commons Mr Asquith queried reports of French local agreements to turn occupied zones into a reparations preserve. Ramsay MacDonald said Britain found no conflict with the peace treaty. protests against any redistribution. He stressed the Saar and Palatinate issues, unity with League guarantees, and the need for further steps before any broader security accord.
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Naval Squadron Visit for Heet Attacked by Bad Weather
Bad weather and heavy rain spoiled the Hobart visit of the Heet. Mists hid surrounding heights while thousands of people trudged through the rain to inspect the big cruisers. All outdoor events for the sailors were canceled.
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Backor
Unclear OCR: financial underwriters and subscriptions report
Fragmented text references underwriters of a £16 449 58 loan, subscriptions to £1 600, with terse mentions of a treasurer and market operations. Details are garbled, limiting coherent factual extraction and proper attribution.
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New South Will
Are Fur Aveks
Wreckage Found After One Year Near Brisbane
A fragmentary report from Northern Territory waters indicates that natives near Mount Monger or Mount Alexander found wreckage including hull of a boat believed to be from a vessel connected to explorer Mawson. News reached Port Darwin by lugger after a long delay, with details still uncertain.
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Gulf of Carpentaria
Mount Mexander
Northern Territory
Darwin
Man Kills Self After Abducting Woman Near Railway
Witnesses describe a man snatching a woman, taking her toward a railway line and placing her by a heap of cinders. He returns, speaks of her condition, then fires twice, killing himself after the second shot. The woman lay unconscious yet alive briefly, then died.
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Frisby
Bening
Transport Strike Extention Feared In London
Reuters report from London notes a bus and tram strike may spread to the underground and suburbs. A deputation met Ramsay MacDonald as unions discuss authorities amid preparations for possible emergency measures and government plans to ensure public services during the dispute.
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London
London Electrical Trades Union
Ramsay MacDonald
Locomotive Engineers’ Society
National Union of Railwaymen
House of Commons
Earl Derby
Knowsley
Threat to plunge London into darkness
Australian Press Association reports a tram strike threat that could plunge London into darkness tonight unless a settlement is reached. The Daily Herald mocks volunteers as harming workers’ gains, while officials prepare contingency plans and a minister arranges Red Cross transport and ambulance crews with union cooperation.
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Nye Daily Express
Ue Electrician
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Nosermuene
Efaink
Ostine
Trattspor
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Britain claims on Russia questioned by engineers
A report to the Congress of Russian engineers from Riga dated Thursday asserts Britain made a large claim against Russia. M Zinovieff states Britain pressed about four to ten milliards in concessions excluding three milliard roubles, while Russia says it will not yield to these demands.
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Russia
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Retirement of Attorney General Daughterty in focus
U S law notes indicate renewed consideration of Attorney General Daughterty's retirement amid mounting charges against his administration. President Coolidge leans toward resignation, while indictments outline a broad probe into Prohibition era rackets and secret communications connected to Landrey and others, with political fallout touching Congress and the Justice Department. Senator La Follette suffers pneumonia as family members gather.
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World Flight Update From Rome Arrival
Suadinn Leader MacLaren resumed his around the world flight this morning en route to Rome with Lyons reporting. The Friday update notes the squadron leader landed in Rome after a long journey and continues toward the next leg of the circumnavigation.
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Kote
Rome
Leeader MacLaren
Murray pleas for clemency from death sentence
Melbourne reporter Angus Murray representing Labor Party Socialist Party and religious bodies asked the Attorney General Sir Arthur Robinson to commute the death sentence. The minister promised to present the petition to the State five Council and consider clemency.
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Socialist Party
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Angus Murray
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Sir Percy Scott Advises on Naval Warfare Limits
London dispatch reports Sir Percy Scott stating many naval officers believe new weapons make cross ocean warfare impractical. He argues America cannot wage sea war against Japan, Russia should defend its shores, and Britain should aid its own shipping.
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Australian Press Association
London
Dovtal Sir Merew Seat
America
Japan
Australia
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Britain
The Prince of Wales's health advances after accident
The Prince of Wales shows progress after his rising accident and remains indoors due to cold winds. He has cancelled his intended visit to the Liverpool Grand National.
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London
Wales
Liverpool
Noorff Given Ovation At Servier Munigh Ceremony
The public accorded Noorff an ovation and presented flowers as they left the court, with Servier Munigh and others receiving similar recognition.
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Noorff
Servier
Ludendorf
Senate debates Japanese immigration policy stir Congress
A Washington correspondent reports that U S Senate immigration hearings show strong criticism of exclusion plans. The Japanese press notes congressional activity and quotes Secretary Hughes as aligning with non exclusionist views, signaling tension between allied nations and U S policy.
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Washington
Senate
Court notes and inquest updates from Adelaide and Parramatta
In Adelaide on Friday Charles Disney was fined for lacking a Sarin Instrument on his bicycle. In Parramatta today Aled Walker, 35, was committed for trial on a charge of felonious and malicious murder of his wife Elizabeth Walker after an inquest. The accused in a separate case reportedly attempted suicide but was granted arrest.
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Charles Disney
William the
Sydney
Aled Walker
Parramatta
Elizabeth Walker
Baib
Grant
Two years for slaughter in Central Criminal Court
Richard Walsh faced Central Criminal Court on charges of manslaughter in the death of William Hegarty who was found with a fractured skull on a Gladesville roadway after a December 22 visit to Sydney. An initial inquest deemed accidental death, then the body was exhumed. Walsh testified they were friends and had been drinking. the jury found him not guilty, and he received a sentence of two years imprisonment.
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Willian Hegarty
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Gladesville
Buds
Walsh
Hegarty
Emily Polimi Seeks Custody Of Child Case Details
Emily Polimi applies for custody of her infant son. The case, involving her husband and other relatives, was adjourned to a later date amid unclear proceedings.
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Emily Polimi
Emily Polini
Darecter
Two Years Hard Labor in Sydney Court
Henry Potter BT! sentenced to two years hard labor for shooting Grane at Warr Whyde Park in Cleistmastine. The case notes he peded sity as its original souer at Tae ualines.
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Henry Potter
Warr Whyde Park
Cleistmastine
Headley Secrecy Decree Marks Separation
Reuters reports in London that the Headley divorce case reached a deed of separation. Lord Headley withdrew allegations including desertion, after obtaining a decree of judicial separation from his second wife, formerly Mrs Bayston, a wealthy Australian widow.
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Reuters Service
London
Headley
Lord Headley
Bayston
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