Pirie Town Council Devises Plan for Memorial Grandstand
The Pirie Town Council discusses the Back to Milne movement and memorial grandstand funding, proposes appointing a committee to meet with the Returned Soldiers Memorial Fund trustees, notes a £1350 balance and possible early erection during celebration week, and records condolences on Mr J Hansen’s death. Other items cover cycle club permissions, a petrol pump permit, football room access, street work, stone contracts, and by law enforcement needs.
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Milne J
Returned Soldiers’ Memorial Fund
Pire
Armuutes
J. Hansen
Coline
The Surveyors Report Examines Street Light Tests and Footpath Works
Gr Threadvid asks when and how often street light tests occur. The electrician says tests are done most Saturdays and lights are regularly tested though outages persist. The rear police station light and other lights have been out for days. The surveyor notes ashes placed on footpaths from Goude Road to Anzac Road per the plan, while Dr Coffey questions sufficiency and the sanitary inspector reports regular refuse service and licensed work, with minor prosecutions and ward maintenance noted.
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Minto
Picycle
Ovie
Oyelista
Solomontown
Wid
Wilcher Street
Salomontown Road
Gr. Threasvid
Gr. Threadgeld
Cofpfey
Coffey
Goude Road
Anzac Road
Koffey
le Uuewett
Tie
Railey
Polish Unrest Pilsudski in Power in Warsaw
London dispatch reports Marshal Pilsudski entering Warsaw through an open door. He faces only limited opposition from General Haller as troops move toward Posen. Berlin sources claim Haller may march with 12000 troops to challenge Pilsudski while Warsaw appeals for national unity and peace.
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the Recorder
London
Pilsudski
Warsaw
Wealminster Gazette
Generus Tulle
Pilpush
Amussuli
Grovp
Berlin
Daily Maily
Haller
Posen
Marshal Pilaudski
Nomi
Amundsen Ends Polar Voyage After Two Poles Visit
The Recorder-Teller reports Captain Roald Amundsen has completed his final polar voyage after visiting the earth’s two Poles. As he departs, wireless operator Mr Hannon and others aboard the vessel bid him farewell. Amundsen states his youth’s goal has been achieved and invites the next generation to continue exploration.
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Teller
Mona
Roald Amundsen
Hav Ing
Mr Hannon
Dtesside Nore
Flight to Alaska Improvised Voyage Ends at Teller
The crew attempted to reach Nome from Spitzbergen covering about 2291 miles though 2700 miles apart. They endured extreme cold with scant meals while steering a course toward Teller where residents aided a safe landing after severe distress near Point Barrow.
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Alaska
Spitzbermen
Teller
Pole
Polar
Nome
Foon
Savi
Point Barrow
Commander Noble
Sweenly
Bolin
Barrow
Earth
Wireless difficulties near the Pole of inaccessibility
The crew narrates 70 hours of failed attempts to communicate with Alaska stations from a ship near the North Pole. Aerials iced and one broke during descent, delaying contact with Nome and Point Barrow. By Friday they finally revived an old spark station to reach Nome, while another operator claimed Norge was heard Thursday night.
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Hays
Mut
Init
Alaska
King’s Bay
Green Warhurst
North Muley
Point Barrow
Telfer
Wwe
Pellerer Storm
Tere
Johnson
Nome
Atue
Nomy
Captain Wilkins Urged to Continue Exploration
Vancouver Mundie The Retruit backers of Captain G. Wilking wired Trim to continue his attempt to explore the vast unexplored region north of Fairbanks. A circular tour was planned to inspect more territory than the earlier foray, as backers aim to extend the expedition further north.
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Vancouver
Mundie
G. MM. Wilking
Trim
Fairbanks
He Nore
London Telegraph Missives on Lord Wellington and Gar aur
Daily Graphic reports Lord Wellington, now in China for a Boxer event, may soon become Governor-General of Gar aur. Friends of J A Vinian announce his return from Salomontawn Pox. Ulman had surgery Monday and is recovering, with a hospital stay expected. London totals show about 1500 public telephone boxes, 93 percent at railway stations and 996 in service.
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London
Daily Graphic
Lord Wellington
China
Gar Aur
J. AV
Vinian
Salomontawn Pox
Ollie
al Jo
Ulman
Ctillone
Uml
Australians at Lords: rain and score grinds on day two
Lord’s weather hampers Australia as they resume against MCC. Australia trailed after 264 all out with Ponsford 46 and Richards dismissed. Openers and middle order makers include Woodfull Mendren and Chapman, while Gregory and Richardson led MCC bowling. Australia 2nd innings details incomplete amid murky scoreline and stumps. Progress resumes tomorrow.
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London
Australia
M.C.C
Lord
Dail
Ponsford
Wichardsom
al Toon
Scuren
Cricketers Stumble Through Rain Aided Test Page
A foggy day test match unfolds with Haig Falenn Wassin failing to assert as Malley and Kennedy press the pace. Macartney dominates bowling, while Collins and Wills defend amid stumbles and weather delays as scores climb to 264 before innings end.
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Mamas
Haig
Falenn
Batamien
Muige
Malley
Trainor
Natsmen
Earldowler
Olii
Fatcon
Aly
Lown
Bardsley
Kennedy
Threy
Tig
Collins
Stevens
Hendren
Minnie Jack
Neh Patel
Whiten
Macartneyy
Astiil
Macartney
Gollins
al- M
Gosling
Woodfull
Macarthy
Inlanieed
Hiker Aml
Bronklin
Ovine
Ponsford
Taylor
Ponsfort
Mais
Falcon
Ryder
Gregory
Taig
Gregoy
Tim
Continuation of Tour Opinion From Board
A misread cable from Mr Sydney Smitty reports that the Board thinks the decision to continue the tour should be left entirely to Marslebone Tht. The reply notes the adviser’s stance but the text is unclear and partially garbled.
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Adelaide
Els
Sydney Smitty
Approaching Normal British Strike Position Reforms
The London scene shows workers returning to duty as 1000 Manchester dip fall under a hitch over qua-thionists. The Daily Mail pushes for press autonomy, printing a “For King and Country” leader and stressing liberty to the press amid evolving re employment talks.
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United
London
Munday
Britain
Anne Barees
Deckers
Manchester
Daily Mail
Five Years Truce Suggested in London
London report quotes W L Beiter proposing a five year industrial truce to stabilize disputes through arbitration. He argues high wages require increased production and mutual cooperation, benefiting both employers and workers during postauster recovery.
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London
W. L. Bieter
Industrieg
Taxation Proposals Dramatize Cinema Market Outlook
In a tentative city council briefing Mc Uhurelil suggested that if coal stoppage proves short and normality returns soon there is no reason to oppose further taxes. Mr Baldwin and Mr MacDonald urged lack of information on Wir mining conditions before any decision.
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London
Mc Uhurelil
Trealle
Tere Jn
Baldwin
MacDonald
Brooklands Muturets Rush To Guard During Strike
The Brooklands squad, a numerical corps of mature muturets, nicknamed the Brooklands wad, are attached to Scotland Yard, ready day and night during the strike to depart at a moment’s notice. A Bornaty car traveled from London to Birmingham with an urgent message in two hours eleven minutes, just ahead of the relay express by 41 minutes.
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London
Brooklands
Scatland Warn
Bornaty
Birmingham
Ievealest Express
Cost of the strike cited by Mr Cramp in Plymouth
National Union of Railwaymen secretary Mr Cramp said the strike cost the railways 21,000,000 and railway companies 5,500,000. He warned the industry would not weather another stoppage, arguing a failed run would starve trade and paralyse the nation. The unionists saved lives by accepting the employers terms.
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London
Cramp
National Union of Railwaymen
Plymouth
Tapas Ie Ae
Verseas Faith in Britain and sterling's strength Abroad
The Star notes that on Saturday British sterling edged up in New York, reflecting American support for Britain amid the strike. Even at the crisis peak, Americans did not withdraw balances in London. continental dealers bought sterling, signaling faith in Britain above other nations.
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London
The
Star
New York
America
Britain
Fragmented political protest crowds spark nationwide strike talk
A garbled excerpt mentions strong opinion on Me oyin son Mat and a broad caste shift across Britain. It hints at large anticipated attendance for a strike and claims things are progressing smoothly. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear specifics or names.
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Margiebont
Britain
Macartney Good As Ever in Test Prospects
Widespread emphasis on both sides needing scoring ability off balls to avoid tossups. Macartney’s form seen as attractive yet risky. experts note potential for adventurous strokes, electric wrists, and quick eyes. England’s Test success hinges on upcoming performances.
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Tedurdee
London
Alan Teale
Macartney
England
Signs of Weakening in 44 Hours Dispute
Sydney reports signs of the 44 hour dispute waning as We nnet workers at Chute Engineering Works say they will meet management and work 14 hours for 44 hours pay. Mass meetings are held daily with support from all parts of the Commonwealth. Coal strike continues. owners refuse independent arbitration. miners’ executive meets tomorrow.
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Sydney
Nnet
Chute
Commonwealth
Hibble
Coal price rises in Melbourne amid strike
Melbourne reports a 1 1/4 per ton coal price increase due to ongoing strike. The Melbourne Marver Trust fleet of barges dredges and fogs is laid up and all 610 employees were put on today. The Gay Workers Union weighs a six hour week for shifts.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Marver Trust
Gay Workers’ Union
Sudden Dismissal Hits Government Carpenters in Adelaide
Unemployed Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners members filled their union office after being told to pack up. About 20 to 25 workers on Tailem Bond railway housing projects were dismissed amid explanations tied to strikes in New South Wales and Britain and an approaching year’s end, with similar housing work paused at Peterborough.
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Adelaide
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
Tallem Bowl
T. E. Lupon
New South Wales
Britain
Peterborough
Growth of Accidents Tightened Legislation Proposed
The Chief Secretary plans stricter laws to curb motor fault incidents in the city and state. Under the proposal, drivers showing neglect or signs of injury could face imprisonment as determined by magistrates.
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Sydney
Reward for Tulloch Murderer Named by Cabinet
The State Cabinet offers a £500 reward for information leading to a conviction in the Tulloch murder case in East Melbourne. The announcement aims to locate the perpetrator responsible for the lieutenant colonel's death and bring them to justice.
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Melbourne
Tulloch
East
Dominion Status An African Move
A special from Capetown reports that South Africa may declare constitutional status to foreign powers. The English press notes General Hertsog favors a declaration, a move that could provoke grave complications with other nations.
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the Recorder
Capetown
Dominions
South Africa
Hertsog
Dominion position debated at Imperial Conference
General Mertzog calls for a declaration of Dominions international stance prompting keen Anglo-Dominion discussion. British authorities indicate willingness to consider any workable plan approved by Dominions, with Locarno pact talks to frame timing for a final decision.
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Mertzog
Federal Country Party Meeting Discusses Dam Rating Bill
The Federal Country Party held a morning session at its House considering a bill to obtain a sanction of Houses for dam rating. The government aims to assess public support for Commonwealth power over industry. Nationalists met and debated the Country Party expansion and influence, with calls for unity and amicable work.
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Melgourne
Tuesaday
Federal Country Party
Coui
Indus
Pace
Mar Rs Bas
Aho
Acestae
Tha Membere
Country Party
Na Lo Pomau
Way
Melbourne Trades Hall Leaders Oppose Federal Powers Plan
Leaders of Melbourne Trades Hall say if the Federal Government seeks increased powers by referendum to control industrial matters, workers in all states will reject the proposal. They warn concentrating all industrial disputes in the Court would cause great congestion.
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Torsbsy_ Melburne Trades Hall
Australia
China follows four-step path with motor vehicles growth
China is advancing along a four step plan like Europe and America and now possesses 8 508 motor cars and 1 100 motor cycles with motor trucks and omnibuses aiding the fleet.
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China
Europe
America
Unclear OCR Item About Tests and Autographs
Fragmentary text mentions Bowler perhaps and tests, references to the Star and London papers, Australians and names Grim welt Maley Grégory, Keate, and a spring event. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable lines.
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London
Maley
Grégory
Jaen
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