Arctic Airship Flight Reports Long Range Drift
An Arctic radio dispatch describes the Hat in airship Jali flying over the Arctic region near Sottabergen and the eastern Svetraiuss archipelago. The crew notes a planned straight Northward route, weather challenges, and continued exploration toward uncharted lands beyond Prye four vent archipelago with positions updated as authorities push eastward.
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Uullyd Seevie
Luslus
Wenerpas
Hatin
Jali Hax
Arctic Regien
Sottabergen
General Moblie
Michelie LE Land
Owas
Praie
Archipewgo
Svetraiuss
Milner to Hang for Murder of Infant in Wretched Case
A cleary garbled report notes John Milner of Ems immigrant faces a death sentence for the murder of a one year old child named Riley Lewis and the brutal assault of a sister. The article references a fourth accusation by the government and a possible stay or reprieve, with a panel left to determine Milner’s fate.
Liquor Tax Amendment Advances in Sydney Assembly
In Sydney on Thursday the Legislative Assembly passed the Liquor Amend ment Bill on its second reading by a 142 vote margin. The bill raises the liquor tax from 2 to 3 percent and promises to ease the revenue shortfall. The mover argued the measure is necessary to cover the budget while noting concerns over the impact on prices and consumption.
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Sydney
Dusure Shila
Howest
Lyon
Tender Exras Sydney Thursday ExWorthington Evidence
The Royal Commission investigates contracts entered by Sydney City Council with Arnott and others. Witnesses describe tender details, potential mis steps, and projected payments. Statements reference Aldermen, expenses, and a possible 1000 pound payout if looplanew conditions occur.
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Sydney
Royal
Bite
Sydney City Pounell Actin
Daniel Arnott
Can
Brhenck Aml Wilcox
Maine
Nemel Akerman Woltersforth
Fonder
Mati
Py Sai
Madina
Meretore
Kan
Bus Services Meeting Raises Travel Dispute
Ey Thursday session at The Later Teiuees Association discussed bus service plans and new legislation. Officials noted rivalries and owner objections hinder the sale and operation of buses amid confusion over routes and approvals.
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Teiuees Association
Saltiat
Aioe
Peltierans
Mysterious Death Reported in Sydney City Area
Sydney police arrest a suspect after a mysterious death case reported on Thursday. The incident details remain unclear due to garbled text but point to a potentially ongoing investigation with a focus on a local Hyde street area.
Maritime Union Conference in Melbourne Talks Continue
In Melbourne on Thursday the resumed conference of maritime unions debated the Cook's Union dispute and sought to involve other unions. Delegates, including many from the Australasian council of Trades Unions, were cautious and divided on whether to broaden action. The AGT and Seamen's Union positions split, with some urging stricter discipline while others warned against undermining shipowners through a broader upheaval. The forthcoming elections loomed as delegates pressed for information and strategy.
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Melbourne
Representa
Tally Clerks
Mm Tcl
Australasian Council of ‘Trades Unions
Cooks’ Union
Perea
Seamen’s Union
Bales
Motor Cyclists Collide in Adelaide Accident
ADELAIDE Thursday Mevesa Maxwell age 49 of Kelvin Avenue Clarence is in Adelaide Hospital in serious condition with concussion and other injuries after a collision with motor cyclist Donald Bruce Nation another major cyclist suffered slight injuries in the morning حادث.
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Adelaide
Mevesa Maxwell
Me‘hank
Kelvin Avenue
Clarence Sith
Pital
Maxwell
Donald Bruce Nation
Prests' Friday Specials on Men's Gab Trousers and more
Fr mod items include large size Gab trousers for 64, 7, 8 with many pairs. Linen Glass Cloth 27 inches wide offered today at 1 shilling per yard. Spun silk hose shades 12 dozen at 3 shillings 1 1d. Colored roller towelling 15 inches 74d and double width wincey extra heavy vant offered today.
Cost Of The Hold Up At The Wharf In The Tow
Accusing 40 slipowners and a shine cooky group of imposter traders, a shipping tows losses amount to 160000 pounds. Exporters and porters face 30000 to 60000 pounds in damages. About one thousand men were paid wages, crews lost 25000 pounds, and other wharfworkers together lost around 50000 pounds.
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Melbourne
Rift Within ALP Rift Evident in Labour Bodies
Further signs of a widening split between political and industrial wings of the ALP emerge as the Builders Labourers Federation votes to refuse amplification with the ALP and the Meat Industry Employers Union plans a conference to discuss continuing affiliation with the ALP.
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Adelaide
Babar
Builders Caborers’ Federation
8.L.P
Meat Industry
Nnlous
ALP
Absence of Firemen Delays AR Steamer Belatang
Port Melbourne report notes firemen were absent delaying the AR steamer Belatang's sailing. The ship, due to sail at 1 o'clock, remained anchored after steamship authorities discovered the crew were missing. The invading ten were landed and wounded aboard, then logged for twine and absence without leave.
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Melbourne
Beltung
Port Melbourne
Australian Railways Union Conference Voices on Unemployment and Rail Short Time
At the A R U conference in Melbourne bitter comments targeted the Hogan government over retrenchment and unemployment. Motions were passed to oppose parliamentary candidates favoring a rail short time working week and to protest the government’s failure to reconvene Parliament to address unemployment. The seniorities considered a statewide question.
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Melbourne
Thurviay
Australian Railways Union Today
Hogan
Japan in China Debates Precautions and Manchuria Plans
Tokyo signals caution with mobilization of contingent for defense and to safeguard Manchuria interests. Japan seeks peaceful transfer of power in Manchuria if possible, while warning against foreign intervention and stressing readiness for military action if regional peace is threatened. The piece notes opposition to League intervention and American concerns over possible Japanese protection of concessions.
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Tokyo
Jete
Jupatt
Shanhalkwan
Manchuria
Japan
Mousgolle
Thoes
Ie Dipanese
Tientsin
Tientain
Amamburia
Chau Pen Lin
Reigio
Marsal Chens
Manenurin
Chinas
Ashi
Osaka
Wisn
Cubiney
AL Ayiain
China
Northern invasion fears rise as Peking alert builds
Report from wartime dispatches indicates northern forces prepare to push toward Pao Ting Fu and Mashang. Chinese leadership and foreign legations brace for potential major engagement on the Peking-Naukow line as students protest over policy and governors mobilize trains amid rising tensions.
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Shangilal
Peking-Naukow
Pekingaret
Suangual
Nankng
I Gram
Privale Puluns
Nute
Pao Ting Fu
Mashang Tno
Chung Tso Lin
Rong Chang Miwe
Great Derby Sweep Attracts 125000 Derby Prize
Great Derby sweep in London offers £125000 to the winner with 60000 and 30000 and 20000 prizes for top finishers. Drawers of other horses win £500, with charity share of £50000. Fairway, owned by Lord Derby, rides favorably for the Derby as a dramatic upset occurs when Paleway wins amid a Manchester speech crowd.
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Mnihld
Ndon
Layden Stock Exchange
Fairway
Lord Derby
Manchester
iPaleway
Professional golf match play at Leeda field trimmed to seventeen
United Service Leeda hosts a four tournament match play with only 17 professionals. Rufus Steoar a leading open champion of Australia qualifies. Second round surprises include Abe Mitchell A Mayers and A Herd. Leaders W I Davin Gandia eon and Competon pack top scores. Stewart beats Wilkon three up today in London.
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United Service
Lontwin
Leeda
Rufus Steoar
Nf Australia
Thweilures
Abe Mitchell
A.+ Mayers
A Herd
Arores
A. Melhora Wih
J. Juredo
W. I. Davin
Gandia
Probheon
A. Competon
J. Ockenn O. Davean
Rutve Siewert
Weeroona Holiday Camp Offer to Port Pirie Town Council
The B.H.A.S. offered the Weeroona camp to Port Pirie with unconditional transfer and a £2400 total gift via £480 annually for five years. The Town Council sought £2000, got £1440 approved, and would manage the assets with a condition to reinvest proceeds in welfare. The deal aims to avoid financial risk to the municipality if managed as proposed.
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Fort Pirie
Weeroona
B.H.A.S
B-H.a.s
Port Pirie
Port
sFor Pirie
Ware
Alse
Frenzied Selling Drives Market Plunge and Rallies
Frantic trading shows sharp drops and brief recoveries as major stocks tumble. We note Studebaker, Weight Avenue, and airline shares moving wildly amid market volatility. Prices swing from gains to losses after a major announcement, with several firms experiencing sharp dollar shifts.
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Unite Service
SEW Yunk
Weipadus
Thaling
Wellalee
Droken Tomuy
Hmauatuo
Quinn
Amt
Tnstivess
Witich
Studebaker Gornopation
Sinckx
Gatiss
Avenamcal
Not Guilty Plea in Indecent Language Charge at Port Piri
Alber Mook pleaded not guilty yesterday at Port Piri Police Court to a charge of using indecent language in a public place on May 12. Constable Sawford testified he heard a loud disturbance near a house on Florence Street and saw several people, including Mook, at or near the scene.
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Alber Mook
Port Piri
Charev
Hasing
Florence Street
Mike Innes
Ggonstaty Philips
Jira
Plorenen
Sawford
Rimeéd Davies
Howe
Aks
Florence
Floretirg
Witowas
Innes
F Constable
Anthid
Anil
Greek defendant denies assault case at Port Pirie court
In Port Pirie court Greek defendant Vilaros faced charges of unlawfully assaulting witness Vanitrog on May 1 and again on a later date. The case featured testimony about a pistol remark and a violent exchange near The Terrace with injuries including a black eye and eyebrow cuts. The court heard from witnesses including Mrs Warren and Sparrow and awarded compensation of £1 10s with costs.
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Warren
Wilfede
Pat Xone
Mr Sparrow
Seol
Troy
Greece
Yasyios
Siater
Yatuess
Ole Iysnd
Vasilis
Openair Operation in London Street Amputates Woman
A 22 year old woman in London was amputated below the knee after being struck by a motor car mounted on the pavement. The operation, performed in a courtroom style setting, lasted about 20 minutes and followed testimony that cited a judge’s ruling. The case was dismissed, with no evidence linking the act to premeditated harm.
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London
Bilas Bibel Mayer
Foreigner Charged After Club Fight In Hort Pirie Court
Andreea Peleelis a Greek stranger faced charges of injuring Arinne Johansen with a weapon after a May 9 incident at the Parineos Club. Witnesses described a brawl with four Greeks, a carving knife, and hospital treatment for a head wound as police pursued the case at Hort Pirie Police Court.
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Andreea Peleelis
Charent
Dy, Scott
Hort Pirie
Grieslays
Arinne Johansen
Warem
Ly G. Taselp
JobAonen
Urmerest
Artur Johaceen
Fin
Wittiten
Brooks
Mr. Warren
Witnees
Iquyr
Jolel
Clits
Wil
Witesa
Mr Warten
Joe
Jan
Telltale Prints and Fingerprint Doubts in Trial
Detective Alevanier Marta of the Criminal Investigation Department says a print found at a crime scene resembles that of the accused. The evidence includes a lengthy fingerprint examination, with defense counsel arguing flaws in the match while the fingerprint unit chief testifies to its certainty. A key witness describes clothing and items tied to the suspect, and the hearing is adjourned to a later date.
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Alevanier
Marta
Wwathalia
Clements
Henny
Rennet
Rim Wn
Angus McArthur
Jones
Gordon
Givides Taya
Gosern
Aerial Tragedy Near Paris Leaves Five Dead
A Paris area air accident at 1300 feet caused a plane to tilt and crash. The pilot and one passenger died at the scene, with two other occupants dying later. A fifth person survived, though injured, as investigators work to determine the cause.
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Paris
Raoie Staan
Ied
Lilie Uistantanemasty
Alleged Shooting Case in Adelaide Court
Josey Zoeooll, a 49 year old plasterer of Adelaide, appeared before Sir Justice Piper in the Criminal Court, charged with feloniously shooting George Horace Thompson at Monte railway on March 27 with intent to injure. The proceedings reflected complex testimonies and procedural questions as the case unfolds.
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Adelaide
Ank Kuuiy
Josey Zoeooll
Plavierer
Justice Piper
Crimina Court Ravlng
AdMonte
Teorge
Horase Thompson
Laugier
Withese
Muithouse
Milhouse
Sunhouse
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Prests’ Ltd
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A.R.U. Conference
Lowa Derby
Thurediy
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G. Wilkon
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Geolt
Emer Gedit
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