Air tragedies bruise Royal Air Force display crash
The report notes a Royal Air Force aeroplane crash during an acrobatic display at Weybridge. Pilot J W Bayes perished in flames after a stunt went wrong, with a second disaster near Weybridge where Lieut Ene Scholefield and Rechame S were killed as a Vickers Vanguard machine failed. Immediate post crash actions aimed to clear aircraft and prevent further danger.
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United Service
Lordon
Royal Ax” Force
Jin 'Thre Meatns
J.W. Bayes
Siskia
Hemtoh
Air Pa Grant
Weybridge
Flizler
Ene Scholefield
Rechame S
Stetrath
Vickers Vanguard
Bayesvacath
Denyn
Ainten
Sherratt
Window damage case heard at Port Prize Palace Court
The court heard a case against Douglas-Stanger of Allendale for wilful damage to a window during a dispute with neighbors over a football incident. Witnesses described stones thrown, a verbal altercation, and the accused’s alleged threats. The matter was adjourned with further witnesses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. c
Stott
Port
C. R._ Hanuan tos
Bannan
Elgiers
Olesen
Witiess
Defendents Wits
Witnesy
Watson
Swiniery
Steve
Haman
Gefenepl
Iir Hanoay
Sid
Sannan
Avery
Gene Jyere
Seaver
Port Pirie committee report on unemployment funds and relief efforts
The Port Pirie committee outlined entertainment proceeds of 6474/4 with total expenses 7674/2, noting a deficit and fundraising from unions. They discussed employing men under a relief scheme, road repairs, and the impact on wages, with calls for more work rather than material purchases. The mayor and acting secretary reported on donations and future meetings as plans to aid single men in distress proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Baio
Oni
Lowing
Jeffery
Forgas
Spemebelt
Pearson
Sosomworth
Morgan
Johnson
Callachive
Parsons
P Ve
Siquor Trades Dainn
C. Baws
7 Aptel
Riployes
Ueiow
Sponta
Shairman
Istreeuul
Port Pire
Torther Guveranjast
Gosineer
Dip T.backs
Thi Msyar
Ban
Donjalea
Basco
Entas
Hen
Leusk Iyarle
Groud-Beg
Ug Tram
Baelerso Gantre
Puply
Tft
Myn
Anouk
Gocks
Hemi
Tone
Bub
Cavks
Zai
Iba
Port Burie
Broken Mill
Cockle
Enich
Eure Tima
Pirie
Me- Juha
Lecture on law interests Wart Pio branch members
A Swat Australian Wart Pio branch meeting featured Mr Sparrow delivering a lecture titled Popular Fallicy on law, focusing on trespass, regulations, and justice. About twenty justices and solicitors attended. Mayor A Degenbardly and others supported the discussion. The session ended with questions and plans for a future address at the Courthouse in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wart” Pio
Swat Australian
Jocel
Uishén
Jedturs
Fallaciog -In
Sparrow
Yaling
aMress A
Solletoe
Balt
Seelie
Australian Timber Workers Union Faces Clause Reform
A court session обсуждает clauses affecting weekly engagement and union privileges for timber workers. Mr Alcock notes changes would allow employers to hire on fixed weekly terms, with suspensions tied to union officials and conditions, impacting workforce practices and expected compliance challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alcock
Tim
der Merchants’—Association
Wworkers
Dalige
Lukla
Victoria
Daly
Auitunion
Australian ‘Timber Workers Union
Alcack
Union Giltcials
Street Processions and Government Proposals Ignite Fire Fear
A Melbourne dispatch describes chaotic street processions tied to industrial unrest and a government proposal to curb night marches. Troops and police guard streets while trade union leaders advocate disciplined demonstrations. Debate centers on labor awards, timber industry impact, and potential policy changes following protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Britiay
Willlene “McPhersop
Sterbourne
Dave
Ardor
X-Andatsan
Mr. Os
Ehcock
Williatt
Melbourne writer jailed for two years in unlawful life
Albert Luther Williams, aged 46, was sentenced by the Garllar Gawet today to two years imprisonment for living by unlawful means during the last two years. Williams, with family in England, wrote many anonymous and abusive letters to numerous recipients including the Prince of Wales, Mr W Ni Mughos, the Prime Minister Mr Bruce, and the State Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Teller. Weiter
Albert Luther
Williama
Garllar Gawet
Waliams
Woo
England
Prince of Wales
W. Ni. Mughos
Bruce
Alleged Bribery Probe Shocks City Officials
In Sydney sensational developments unfold as the Crown Department investigates an attempted bribery involving a noted envelope containing a 250 note. The envelope is now in police possession and the council faces unknown next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Pricays
Aegevone
Melbourne footballer killed in sawmill accident
Edward Parker aged 28 was killed at a Melbourne sawmill while working on a drainage task when his jacket was caught in the saw. He was a well known footballer and died shortly after at hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Edward Parker
Life Not Worth Living Coroner Probes 10 Year Old Death
Melbourne report on the coroner's inquiry into the death of George Windley, age ten, found in a motor car at Pascgn Vale on May 2. Evidence suggests suicide quotes were heard by witnesses. The inquest examines the circumstances and the boy’s state of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wortha
George Windley
Pascgn Vale
Stryvinins
Georgé Win Jey
Horse Mutilation Case Report From Melbourne Court
In Melbourne a defendant named Burling Orr received two months imprisonment for mutilating a horse named Rak Maine. Prosecution argued the act occurred in a paddock at Mitsham and left the animal badly slashed in the throat and jaw with a razor. Veterinary surgeons saved the horse despite the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Peter Burling Orr
Rak Maine
Mitsham
Sirzeons
Adelaide court fines for unlawful hitting tobacconist
A laborer Benjamin Baker, aged 08, was fined £100 in Port Adslalds Pillve Court for unlawful hitting the tobacconist in Albertina on May 4. The defendant said he regarded it as a fault and questioned attendance and concert collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Han
Wong White
Kingsford
Vetlel
Glengly
Anderson
Amd
Kingssford Smith
Amd Mallocnrs
Yhiol i Sonaider
Sun
Dia Daily
Telegraptr Plolorai
Golion
Avmountain
Als
Bolden
Holden
Wakte Difort
Tadelaide
Benjamin Baker
Albertina
Halcome
S.me
Firemen Overcome at Sydney Blaze in Dense Smoke
In Sydney a massive fire at Eindeman's Tetth Queen Visteria Buildings sent dense smoke through the store. Firefighters entering the burning premises were forced to retreat as floors collapsed, three recalled to safety, and more than forty hospitalized in serious condition with water pumped into the fuel-scarred site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Aremen
Amoke
Etty
Eindeman's
Queen Visteria
Fatally Crushed at Terowie Yard Worker Dies
Edward Tomas Glyton, employed at Terowie Railway yards, was killed when run over by a tank truck near Terowie at about 41.30 yesterday morning. Rescued after being found under the wheels, he died minutes later from crushed chest and facial injuries. His parents reside in Peterborough.
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Terowte
Edward
Tomas
Glyton
Elpemet
Térowie
Clayton
Raside
Peterborough
Offensive Weapon Charge At Melbourne Court
Roy Brutn appeared at City Court on a charge of carrying a revolver and possessing a pistol found on him after police chased a group near Bourke Street in the early morning. A patrol car report noted Brutn dropped a pistol from his overcoat while being arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Roy Brutn
Tecday
Noliée
Aipeal Waa
de Polee
Bourke Street
Bruls
Cape Government Sails Pounds for Namaqualand Diamonds
From the sparse diamond holdings in Namaqualand the Cape Government takes action to secure or invest, costing about £40,000. The report notes the financial commitment and its impact on local mining and regional revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namaqualand
Cape
Vorti Hamonds
Zeppelin in Trouble Returns to Base As Graf Bulletin
United Service reports from New York that Columbia Broadcasting Company received a Graf Zeppelin bulletin stating two broken motors and the airship is returning to Friedrichshafen. The message notes the dirigible is leading back to base.
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Zeppelin
United Service
New York
The
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Friedrichshafen
The Vellore Flight Overhaul Report
The Vellore flight story notes Owen left OAS this morning for Bima, with plans to teach Darme tomorrow. The Vellore machine had been overhauled yesterday.
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ESEAY
Ourabaya
Owen
Oas
Tomiatrow
Record Glide Blight Lasts Five Hours in Berlin
Australian aviator Robert Kronfield completed a record glide today covering 62 miles among Berbes Hoevede and Detmold. The flight lasted five hours with Kronfield hovering at times and achieving over 30 miles per hour with a following wind, as he sought favorable air currents.
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United Service
Berlin
Robert Kronfield
Secord
Berbes
Hoevede
Detmold
Kronfiel
MYSTERIOUS DEATH NEAR BAY OF PLENTY
Police probe Samuel McAlees death after he was found shot beside the woodside near the Bay of Plenty. Initial theory suggests murder with a motorcycle incident involved. Authorities continue to explore a possible second vehicle involved and motive behind moving the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paday
Samuel McAlees
Bay of Plenty
Theo
Expelled from Moscow Soviet for treachery and misconduct
A report states that A. Jr. Cook was expelled from the Moscow Soviet as Bolshevists were forbidden to converse with Raates without the Sovist's special permission. The action followed alleged treachery to his party and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
A. Jr Cook
Moscow Soviet
Bolshevists
Gore
Raates
Trial of O'Neil for Bicycle Offence in Pirie Court
In Pirie Court yesterday O Neil faced charges of riding a bicycle without a light. Constable Sharman and others testified that the accused rode through David Street and surrounding areas at night, refusing to stop when signaled. The defendant pleaded not guilty, denied the alleged acts, and claimed mistaken identity. The case was dismissed after defense and detective testimony.
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John
Midn
David
DiNeil
Pirie Ponce
O'Neil
Straviss
Pheitte
Dan
David Aheeet
de Vasaol Davis Ster
Bertnin
Torwehl
Sie Csuden
Swilmese
Tim
Sharman
Kailea
Inzitegard
Wint
David Street
Nolice Viheer
Bass
Sergea
Mante
Wiltieas Saltie
Night of Horror Hospital Disaster in Bath
Dramatic account of a hospital gas disaster in Bath with 120 victims struck by deadly fumes. Survivors, nurses, doctors, and firefighters faced acrid smoke as officials report cyanide and bromine gas from X ray film processing caused deaths. Nurse Miss Gloria Gibson praised as heroine until her death hours later.
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Nataloe
Bis
John Phillips
Boor
Bar Fe
Glalye Gibson
Phillipe
Miners Return Home After Brief Stoppage
South wine stopper reports no work yesterday as miners halted operations at the mine. Superintendent A Fairweather met men at the candle house and promised no further interruptions, allowing a renown of operations to proceed with a forty day assurance, and workers returned home.
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Broken Gil
A. Fairweaihur
Ccudle
Industria
Tempest Robs New Zealand Fishing Voyage
In raging seas off the North Island coast near Whakolane four Boreneans and Matis aboard a fishing expedition face danger. Anxiety grows for the crew as a rescue or organized effort is awaited amid uncertain conditions and remote distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Whakolane
North Island
Sanday
Sinae
Crossing Collision Injures Adelaide Child In Adelaide
A fourty year old girl named Adelaide sustained head injuries and abrasions after a tramcar collision at Sit ton yesterday. She is in a serious condition at the Adelaide Hospital. A tramcar carrying post boxes on Leeds routes at night is reported in progress.
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Adelaide
Euphemia Jenkinso
Sit
Cine Adela de Mosptal
Tun Mason
Leeds
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