No Decision Marks Repeated Result At Newcastle
Report details ongoing indecision and repeated results as Miss Johnson contemplates next steps. Weathered notes describe travel from Sourabaya to Port Darwin, plans to reach Boufy, and magnets affecting locomotion on a complex journey with multiple schedule changes and transportation links through Tuesday to Wednesday.
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Possiil
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Fkal
Soum
Sourabaya
Liv Wit
Objective
Alamboea
Darwin
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Fortilly
Pracsi
Hinkler
Miss Johnson
Wednenstay
Misa Johnson
Imiokus
Johnson
Fiesse
Yallourn Employes Strike Over Power House Shutdown
Melbourne workers at the Yallourn plant staged action after a dispute over a power house shutdown. The sisters of the Amalgamated Men’s Union urged a strike despite committees advising no change to hours. Officials stated the men had no cause to act but cited ongoing labor tensions at the mine and housing complex.
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Melbourne
Weaneslay Purte Agen Erajdoyeal Ab
Newb
Danis Aire
Pasar
Fragmented OCR political note on wets and drys debate
A garbled report references United Service and PUIADERPINA with mentions of wets versus drys. It notes Senate candidates Lipids and Youmsen with unclear results and a chain of events affecting a seat. References to Mr Davis, Frank Brown, and Gilford Pinel appear amid distorted phrases.
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United Service
Puiaderpina
WEHI
Seemetuny
Huler Vrtans Taviser
Reputlinan Sena
Jorsit
Lipids
Youmsen
Sue
Davis Ram
Drs
Incoherent Melbourne invention report with unclear names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Melbourne and an invention with references to Perual ease and Julius. Reads as a garbled report with many misspellings and unidentified persons, not enough readable facts to establish a clear event, date, or outcome.
Adel Mie Markets Report From Wednesday Trade
Market notes for Adel Mie on Wednesday show prices for produce including apples priced per case, naval oranges, pears, tomatoes, beans, cabbages, and five other items. Listings include per-case and per-bushel quotes with mixed quality grades and small quantity ranges.
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Whalesuis
Metal markets report from Adelaide exchange May prices
Adelaide metal markets list Lennon Metal Excaree quotations for May 20 with copper at 58 18/9 for spot, 53 16/3 for three months, and 60 12/6 for selected. Lead forward 37 0? per ton, tin 164 46/3 spot, 443 18/9 three months, and silver futures showing rises. Shipments next month prices noted for copper and tin with various tonnages and units.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Association
Lennon
Mineral Production Review Totals Over One Million Pounds
A review of wine production shows last year’s output near £1,320,806 with Adelaide as the center. The report notes final production around £1,000,000? and hints at financial figures for the year with several figures misread in the OCR.
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Adelaide
Wednyssiay
Pivharis
Australians Open Derbyshire Match In Fine Weather
The Australians, captained by Richardson with stars like Ponsford Bradman and Hassett, opened a three day Sheffield Shield style match at Queen's Park against Derbyshire. Derbyshire appeared led by Alderman and Worthington, while Wall, Harwood, and Hornibrook made early bowling impact. The wicket played fast and the crowd enjoyed a pleasant, bright day.
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Queen's Park
Polore Ower
Chesturtiela
Elgurdt
Jackson
Oldfield
Beckett
London
Derbyshire
Australia
Anie Hust
Ghesterfield
Wall
Fairlan
Ermund Heng
Hollie
Hernibrook
Hornibaok
McLee
Horniback
Peng
Moranrook
Palefax
Hornibragh
Harwood
Ro- Teaver Baletivs
Srnci
Woman Imprisoned in Brighton Case Promptly Sentenced
Mary Ann Knopp aged 4 of Brighton Mireman was convicted on multiple counts of abducting and abusing young girls. The judge sentenced her to imprisonment with a total term spanning several years, reflecting the severity of the crimes.
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Melavurne
Wryline
Nenayshine
Euters
Somnus Halas
Mary Ann Knopp
Ged
Brighton Mireman
Hornibronk
Jy Trent
Wiethmond
Slater
Faletix boHorneaok Uyirre
Queensland Leases at Chillagoe and Mungana Hearings
In Brisbane on Wednesday evidence emerged about the Chillagoe and Mungana mining leases. Peter McCaffery, senior audit inspector, questioned the Auditor‑General's report on the Chillagoe Steelers, noting a falsified claim of £981,000 when only £46,000 was due. James Stone, once an Opposition informant, faced accusations of providing information. The proceedings revealed discrepancies in payments to Reid and the mining officials.
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Brisbane
Chillagoe
Mungana
Peter McCaffery
Stone
Jock
Reid
Australian Films Banbeney The Nation of Tomorrow Prize
In the House of Representatives Acting Minister of Gustaris Mr Forde announced that four submissions qualified for the Commonwealth £10,000 competition The Nation of Tomorrow and Fillets The Gaara if Aphont Nationshiervl sUStons Felbers reached the standard and the third prize of £1,500 was commended The judging of the scenary entries has not yet been completed.
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Banbeney
House of Representatives
Gustaris
Forde
Commonwealth
Bendigo Race Victim Found Unconscious After Altercation
A laborer named Aster, found unconscious in Pact Melbourne near Bendigo Vic, suffered facial wounds. Police say the assault and exact manner of injuries are under investigation. witnesses could not be interviewed as officers continue inquiries.
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Pact
Melbourne
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Arens
Prioue
Surplus Labor at Port Adelaide Wharfs
Port Adelaide wharfs see lighter activity as unions protest potential cargo handling for state government. Seamen and Waterside workers report rising unemployment with about 400 men ashore and 50 affected by vessel tying up. Talks with Trades and Labor Council loom, seeking solutions for displaced workers.
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Adelaide
Har, Adelaile
Vounterr Bureau
Waters’de Workers’ Federation
Adelade
Trades and Labor Council
Punt Adelata Ary
New South Wales
Seamen's Union of Australia
Port Adelaide
Volliers
Mawson Antarctic Expedition Report Hints Wealth Claims
Sydney reports Sir Douglas Mawson's Antarctic expedition finds suggest valuable whaling grounds near Ky Land and western Kemp Lands Enderby Lagoon. The notice references potential baleen riches and mentions Captain Davis aboard the Discovery.
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Sydney
Vic Antarctic Expedition
Sir Doulas Mawson
Kemp Lams
Enderby
UiMarences Baleen
Douglas Mawson
Captain Davis
Ten Years Masquerade Revealed in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires Arthur de Aragon known as Count of Monte Blanco died of acute pneumonia after ten years of masquerading as a man. The self-styled count was actually Carmen de Aragon, a heavy drinker and smoker, who had posed as a male partner in the city and filed for admission to Muniz Hospital.
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United Service
Buenos Aires
Turstay
Arthur de Aragon
Monte Blanco
Muniz Hospital
Carmen de Aragon
Atlantic City saloon bluffers use psychology to dodge temperance
Report describes local saloon keepers using psychology to fool patrons with noon-ale like beer while actual content remains minimal. Porter led an investigation noting spray of alcohol scent tricks tasters into feeling drunk. The phenomenon, labeled psychotamest by officials, surfaced in 15 observed places.
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United Service
Atlantic City
Prohibition
HO Porter
Mantis City
NAVAL TREATY STIRS JAPANESE DELINQUENTS IN KOBE
United Service reports in Kobe that naval ministers' London return drew protests. A lone naval officer offered himself on a train sleeper at Takarabe, and a patriot presented a dagger with a death-atonement letter at Shimonoseki. Denunciatory handbills circulated. Admiral Kato's restraint helped deter further demonstrations.
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United Service
Kobe
Har-Hare
Takarabe
London
Harbin
Shimonoseki
Kato
Resignation of Sir C Moseley Shakes British Ministry
London reports Sir Ronald Moseley, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, resigning from the ministry amid reports of far reaching changes and a widening split within Labour between moderate and left factions. The resignation follows Cabinet rejection of his unemployment plan and comes after a tense debate that the government survived by eight votes.
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London
Ronald Mosley
Duchy of Lancaster
Oswald Mostey
Mestey
M C C Match Tosses Up Unclear Finish In Australia Tour
The MCC match at Lord's saw Australia bat through the day with stubborn resistance but failed to close out, as bowlers Allen and Peebles claimed key wickets. Notable performances included Duleepsinhji and Renwick, while Bradman and Ponsford faced the bowling in an unsettled second innings.
Collins Returns to London Amid Market Talk and Race Results
The report outlines J. J. R. Collins returning to London from New York amid questions of loyalty and a comment on the honey market. The piece also covers a bankers auction addressed by Mr. Fenton, highlighting his remarks on Australia and related activities. Concurrently race results and betting details for various events are listed, including horses and odds, alongside local notes on community activities and youth programs.
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London
New York
Fit Collins
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Sun and Herald
Query
Anwin
Penton
Fenton
Australie
Innocents of Paris at the Austral Tropity
A noisy mixed review proclaims Innocents of Paris the best in its class among talkies. Maurice Ullesailer, producer, delivers a tale of poverty to stardom with Sylvia Hopehor supporting, praising song interludes and lively scenes while noting authentic Americanisms.
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Parks
Maurice Ulesalier
Saris
Tii
Asi Iin
Fey
Chevalier
Morta
Juuk-man
Liv Rynolis
Svivia Hopehor
Australian batting under scrutiny at Lord's
A Sporting page reviews Australian cricket, arguing the batting lineup is overrated while bowling shines. It highlights Woodfull Bradman Jackson and Ponsford as needing to score consistently, with others seen as variable.
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United Service
London
Lords
Woodfull
Bradman
Jackson
Ponsford
Parish Vestry Meeting at St Pauls England
Important church business slated for discussion at this evening’s vestry meeting of St Paul’s parishioners in England. Messrs E J Prancis and W W Fiddaman urge all members to attend promptly for the ward’s efforts.
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England
E. J. Prancis
W. W Fiddaman
Wek
Mayne Reappears in London Commentary on Australian Team
In London on a Wednesday report ex-Australian cricketer Edgar Mayne criticizes the current Australian squad. He notes too many tailenders, a lack of a Hurwood-type bowler, and questions Harwood's potential while Alexander is mentioned as an alternative. The piece also notes Mayor Henry Morks of Suva signing the visitors' book at Australia House Library after a Fiji banana embargo dispute.
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London
Edgar Mayne
The
Sun and Herald
Harwood
Fant
Hurwood
Alexander
Henry Morks
Suva
Australia House Library
Fiji
Novel Ban Sparks Canberra Debate on War Pictures
In Canberra on Wednesday the Assistant Minister of Trade and Customs, Mr Forde, announced the banning of Norman Lind Say's novel Redheep. A Labor Women’s Conference motion urged abolition of military training and called for pressure on censorship of war pictures.
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Canberra
Wedislay
Labor Women's Conferencia
Labor Women Conference in Melbourne Pushes Unemployed Insurance
At the Labor Women conference in Melbourne a motion urged the Federal Government to action the Labor Party policy on unemployed insurance and to provide sustenance for unemployed workers and dependants. A second motion proposed a moratorium on rent and payment systems in conjunction with State Governments.
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Melbourne
Wylie Otar
Labor Party
Wallace Victorias
Melbourne assault and robbery trial of two men
In Melbourne on Wednesday Victor Lewis and William Irvine Lawrence were tried for robbery of a leather handbag and an attempted serious offence against a woman. A young woman was seized in a rattan street, struck, and her bag stolen as she was driven away in a covered wagon. Medical exam found bruises on jaw, body, and arms. The case remains unfinished.
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Melbourne
Victor Lewis
William Irvine Lawrence
Avn
Public Service Reduction Bill Advances in Assembly
Sydney public service bill moves through committee and reaches third reading as the Legislative Assembly discusses amendments and hours set to end at 4 30 pm.
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Sydney
Wednesdy Amler
Legislative Assembly
President of Returned Sailors and Soldiers To Relinquish Role
R S A Federal President disclosed plans after 11 years in office to resign from the Returned Sailors and Soldiers League of Australia. Increased duties as secretary of the Victoria Racing and Trot Association led Capt. Byatt to announce continuance in a holding role amid the transition.
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League of Australia
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