British Politics A Warning At Queen's Hall
A fragmented report notes a Conservative Yeomanry member speaking at the Women’s Unionist conference at Queen's Hall. He denounces government conduct on imperial preference and urges loyalty to the Empire, criticizing cooperation with opponents and pledging to resist policies seen as harming colonial interests.
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Heuter
London
Queen's Hall
Amd
Te Govertt
Colonia
Naneuty
Train collision injures guard and driver in wreck
An electric train entering a station collided with a stationary goods train. Both the guard and the driver sustained injuries and were treated after the shock and abrasions. All trucks derailed but no passenger injuries reported.
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Yan Ud de Pavls Tran
Warridlows
Sunshine Sally brings Austra Mativeat comedy to Coote
Amusements announce next Friday for one night only Sunshine Sally the celebrated Austra Mativeat comedy set to light up Coote hall. The production promises a riotous evening with the much praised Seriously humorous acts and stage fun throughout the show.
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Sunshine Sally
Coote
Hallie Senimental
Merry Go Round and the War in Literature
The fragment discusses how human suffering may yield stronger art and references a Universal film project. It notes that the war should have produced great literature and mentions Hart and Coote in contexts suggesting cinema or theater.
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Vgia48
Shorty Hart
Talented visiting singer draws local audience for port event
A music night features Mrs Anderson and a lineup including Miss Fitzgerald and Mr Howe with Mrs Cruuss’s orchestra. The performance attracts grateful locals and visitors, celebrating vocal and instrumental talent in a lively program led by prominent singers and musicians.
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Yoasiunbhy
Port Meh
Mrodames Anderson
Fiji
Walg
Etry Vargdiur
Mos
Anderson
Immigration scheme to link Britain and Australia outlined
Melbourne report notes a new comprehensive migration plan between Britain and Australia with an estimated 40 million pounds expenditure. The Commonwealth would contribute a substantial share as a cable from London relayed by Senator Wilson to Mr Venee de gug. The plan, still under review, aims to welcome skilled migrants and boost development while preparing for a formal announcement.
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Melbourne
London
Britain
Australia
Commonwealth
Wilson
Venee
Bruce Ducing
Amerada
Vessel Well Afloat After Singapore Salvage Effort
A damaged vessel in Singapore harbor is reported as well afloat after salvage work. Crews lashed damaged gear, removed cargo including 430 tons of wheat, and prepared to dump debris at sea. Repairs continue with pumps and equipment in operation as the ship undergoes decontamination and engine checks.
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Aublaile
Athens
Singapore
Sivas
Pea
Fre ng i1 Vprevier to Visit England
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a planned visit by a premier to England, with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a meeting of prime ministers and informal stalls but lacks coherent details or context.
Eastbourne Murder Involved Infatuated Companions
The Sunday Express and Sunday News report that Miss Kaye in Eastbourne admitted an infatuation for an unnamed man who was already married. A friend recalls her fear of misery but she pursued it, while police widen inquiries along the South Coast and rumors of dragnet surprises surface.
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Australian Press Association
London
Miss Kaye
Eastbourne
Sunday Express
Sunday News
World Fliers Report Train Trouble En Route Tokyo Arrives
Reuter service from Calcutta reports Finny M D'Oisy tied train parts on Tokio letters berg spending fifty dollars this morning and reached Rangoon at one o'clock this afternoon with engine trouble.
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Reuter
Sertice
Calcutta
Finny M_D'Oisy
Tokio
Rangoos
Agg Keake
New Portuguese Aircraft Report From Lisbon
London dispatch reports a new air machine for Portugal with redesigned long night flight capabilities. Portuguese airmen are shown fitting a radially designed craft, offering extended reach and improved navigation in test sorties along the coast.
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London
Surdu Rowe Spondéut
Lisbon
Wespate
Three US aviators reach Attu Island in Aleutians
The three United States aviators completing a globe flight arrived at Attu Island after a delay from Atta Island. It took about ten hours to arrive and they planned to reveal Major Martin the missing "fighting" commander was located by a United States Coast Guard cutter Twich was aboard the search around the Hereing sir.
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Lordova Talaska
Suurday
Attu Island
Aledhan Islands
Atta Island
Woda
Dormanon
Martin
United States Coastguard
Twitch
Hering Si
Round Australia trip start from Care Ourvon to Perth
Wing Luuimander Goble plans to begin a solo circuit of Australia leaving Care Ourvon tomorrow for Perth where he is due to depart at 4 p.m. He will travel by air and cover distant locations as he circumnavigates the continent.
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Sydney
Luuimander Goble
Australia
Perth
Tram Men Strike Paralyzes Pittsburgh Transit
Pittsburgh faces the worst traffic jam in city history as 3200 motormen and conductors strike for higher wages, halting Freer car service. Mayor William Magee ordered restoration of service with available forces and pledged police protection. city council created an emergency fund for tear gas and riot gear.
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Pittsburgh
William Magee
Pittsburgh Railway Company
Mothers Day Services Held Across Adelaide Town Hall
Mothers Day observed in South Australia with services in churches and public gatherings. Lord Mayor Mr Jo Re Js uiover presided at a meeting in the Adelaide Town Hall with speakers Rev. R. E Stanley and the mayor. Stanley said the baby Ionian word for mother means house divinity and mothers are the inspiration of the human race and the home is the foundation of all maternal life.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Jo Re Js Uiover
R. E Stanley
Motorcycle Fire Endangers Rider at Woodville Park
Frank Webb of Stank stedet Woodville Park rode a motorcycle along Rundlesteest around 8 pm Saturday when backfire sparked petrol from a leaky carburettor. He jumped clear as flames climbed from the bike. A Grand Theatre fireman used a chemical extinguisher to douse the blaze and save the machine from total destruction.
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Adelaide
Frank Webb
Stankstedet
Woodville Park
Grand Theatre
Motor Car Fatality in Brighton Police Captain Found Dead
Captain Bingle, a well known officer of the Commonwealth Public Service, residing in Brighton, was found dead in his motor car on St Kildar road. The vehicle was on the footpath on the wrong side of the road and had collided with a telegraph pole. He appeared to have struck the pole with his forehead and been thrown into the ear.
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Bingle
Commonwealth Public Service
Brighton
St. Kildarosd
Japanese Elections Turn Violent Amid Free Fight
Reuter reports Tokyo and Osaka amid May 10 Diet elections see clashes between party canvassers. Police appealed to troops as riots and armed gangs erupt nationwide. Women campaigns grow, Eurasian and American wives aid candidates, while early returns hint government losses and broad arrests exceeding 800 for election breaches.
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Reutér
Sergue
Tokio
Svnyukai
Kenseiikai
Osaka
Great Britain
Mene
Ywhich
Imajoriss
Busincss
Auibinous
Reis
Japan
Mvdfard Lyles
Kyulo
TORIO
Wal
Ku Klux Klan
House of Representatives
Chinaman Amok in Innisfail Attacks with Axe
Chong Foon, a Chinese man in Innisfail, ran amok yesterday using an axe and chopper to assault fellow countrymen. Two victims were seriously injured and may die. Police were attacked during arrest but overpowered the assailant and charged him with attempted murder.
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Brisbane
Chong Foon
Innisfail
Foon
Prince's Highway debate sparks drive for Port Pirie link
Ty Pile Fathers' Association pushes Prince's highway plan from the city via Port Pirie and Port Augusta to Port Lincoln aiming to speed travel and goods. George Parke says decentralisation is urgent, criticises Adelaide bias, and urges private capital flow to country districts to lift inland development and reduce burden on rural interests.
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Ty Pile
Port Pirie
Port Augusta
Port Lincoln
Geo. Parke
Adelaide
Parks
Itg
Miners Wages Court Report Quietly Reveals Tensions
The Court of Inquiry reports the 1921 wage agreement failing to secure adequate wages and notes industry profits could not sustain full miners pay under present conditions. It cites owners’ profits of £37,818,000 from 1921 to 1923 and estimates £102,500,000 more in wages if current claims had operated. It favors resuming negotiations and notes 1924 terms offer a practicable path, with a plan to raise minimum wages and reallocate surplus between wages and production.
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Reuter
Lon
Dooret
Court
Debating Society Holds Its First Annual Meeting
The Debating Society held its first annual meeting in the Neil Lodge Rooms on Tuesday. J Roblin reported progress and indebtedness, with Merle J Francis listed for the initial loan. Officers elected included J C Fitzgerald as Patron, J Sparow as president, and J Re Allsop as secretary, with plans for a year ahead and a possible yearly banquet.
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Port Fite
Neil
Gathlin
J. Roblin
Merle J Francis
DR. Migop
Reessueer
J. Russ
J. Glasson
Ibi
Wware Teuny
I. Kuss
Betty
Watrom
J.C. Fiteserrald
C. K. Spars
Messrs. Weir
Po A. Wylde
J. Re Allsop
J. Ross
Missis Guriun
Packer
Re J. Skiwen
Arware Ti
TMG Andinurs
Ae K. Jeans
Newman
Truse Tees
E. J. Frangis
Tacke
Ry Sampsu
Cycling racing thrills at Reertation Ground meet
Saturday events drew a strong crowd as riders contested a one and a half mile senior race won by G Tamms from F Stevens by a length. A five-rider field in the half mile handicap saw C McLaughlin prevail by a wheel over O Lucks, in a fast finish.
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G. Tamms
Tamms
F. Stevens
C. McLaughlin
O. Lucks
BP. Stevens
W. Knibbs
Nae McLaughlin
Cnee
Wen
Weil
McLaughlin
Sukke
Fa J
Kennedy
Ser
Uproar over Scots Home Rule bill in House of Commons
In London the House of Commons erupted as the Speaker allowed the Scots Home Rule Bill to be talked out. The bill envisions a 148 member Scottish chamber and phased Scottish representation in Westminster. Clashes over closure and adjournment followed, with Labour and Liberal MPs opposing the ruling and the government hinting at a committee to study the issue.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Scotland
United Kingdom
Buchanan
Labor
Ho Therine
Hwee of Commons
Johnston
J. L. Baird
Pademonium
Messrs
D. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
J. P. Hodge
Fnally
Adamson
Sop
Inl
Ganemt Witelple
the Seaton
Liquor Bills Hearings and Denials at State Saloon Legge
In Washington Saturday the ryeumnareli hearings faced changes and denials. Members accused Mr Wherler, the state saloon leader, of improper conduct. The Jacobhor sought permission to allow standing to record but faced opposition.
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Washington
Llow Stanniint
Wherler
Martes
Aml Maneuilitih
Adil “Toh Siusaty
Spargo Edges Fox in Melbourne 20 Round Clash
Bert Spargo from Victoria defeated England’s Joe Fox on points after a vigorous 20 round contest at Melbourne stadium. Spargo’s aggressive, open fighting earned the win amid a large crowd. Fox boxed cleverly with rapid lefts but was outworked late. Both fighters were applauded as they left the ring.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Stadium
Bert Spargo
Vic
Lil
Joe Fox
England
Spargo
Fox
Liac
Winthamen
Godfrey Retains Lightweight Title in Sydney Draw
In Sydney at Mu stadium Sir Godfrey and Billy Grime fought a clever draw for the Australian lightweight title. Godfrey weighed 99 and Grime 8.13% to even terms. Grime reportedly gave weight to meet the champ and guaranteed £500. Gate takings reached £1920 with Grime receiving £460 and gate share £2.
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Sydney
Godfrey
Australia
Billy Grime
Wight
Grime
Johnson Defeats Romero In New York Bout
Johnson from Iowa defeated Quintin Romero CCW in the seventh round of a ten round bout in New York. The fight featured a furious exchange as Johnson gained the win by technical lock-out.
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Hoy Sennene
Hoyd Johnson
Avy Wel
Iowa
Quintin Romero
CCW
New York
Bart the Chiliun
Uly
Pirie Racing Club finances improve after meeting
The Pirie Racing Club reports stronger finances with a £10 autumn profit and full repayment capacity of loans to members. Honorary life memberships awarded to two supporters, and plans announced for the Winter Fixture on June 25 with several stakes, including the Alhariben Stakes and a bracelet donation valued at £10.
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Pirie Racing Club
Lta
Businness
J. Prmin
Rasheed
Alhariben Stakea
Rielly
H. E. Leflevre
Dompliniai
Gury Tering
Weisileraton
Ufe
Labor Exchange Report Shows Employment Shifts Amid Timber Sector
The Ventral Office of Exchange reports 4 1 laborers and 53 travelers reemployed, balancing 349 on the books. This month adds 225 workers versus last month, yet trails the year prior by 37 percent. trades include carpenters and ironworkers among others as listed in the tally.
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Maklied Tabor
Ivet
Teadesnem
Baotmmers
Fijlew
Mator Univers
Pianim
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