Indian Frontier Outrage and Government Punitive Move
Fragmented report describes protests in Kohat and surrounding areas with reports of air activity and a conference on May 3. Officials claim a document from Afcidi chiefs vows to keep gangs from their territory, while settlements faced disruption and defensive actions prompted by unrest.
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Blis
Afghanistan
Iyander
Timnes
Kohat
Fytien
Tirak
Muyena
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Missing car recovered in Adelaide theft case
Police recovered a car and six sample items linked to a March city theft from April 30. Arrested Townsend Charles Rénard, in charge of the car, claims purchase from Henley Beach residents. Car and samples valued at £400. Townsend to appear at the Adelaide Notice Court on Wednesday morning on charges of theft.
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Ort Adelaid
Moesérs
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Aotice Court
Ikradny
Early Oboe Haudhnis Among Old Musical Instruments
The oboe or haudhnis, once common in Heypt thousands of years BG, stands as one of the earliest musical instruments, illustrating ancient melodic practice and instrument development.
Dominions and Empire debated in South Africa assembly
In a long speech the Nationalist leader urged Dominion status for South Africa and a commonwealth approach. General Smuts warned Europe risks war if imperial positions are unclear, stressing the British Empire must define its role. South Africa should act with independence yet within the empire.
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Mandy
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Aries
Europe
Smuts
Lattle
Reuter
Prime Minister outlines cotton production plan for Australia
In Melbourne the Prime Minister released a statement for the Premiers' Conference detailing an Australia wide cotton program. The plan cites Queensland and northern New South Wales success and proposes price guarantees for 1929 28 and future years, with payments shared between the Commonwealth and states, including the Northern Territory.
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Melbourne
Tuntitay
Bruce
Han
Commonwealth
Australia
Queensland
New South, Wales
New South Wales
Murray
Murrumbidgee
Wyndham
Albbany
Shop's Palace Destroyed in Armidale Fire
A fire at Armidale Bishopacourt fatally damaged the residence of the Bishop of Armidale and surrounding property. Estimated damage is about £6000 and the blaze began in the early hours of Tuesday.
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Armidale
Bishopacourt
le An
Bliuan
Psifmatea
Fire destroys four story building in Aboriginal Street Sydney
A Tuesday morning fire above three o'clock damaged a four storey building in Aboriginal street Sydney causing heat and water damage. Eleven cats perished as a nearby garage caught fire and two men were trapped by flames but escaped after four hours. Total damage estimates range in the thousands.
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Sydney
Tven
Abarcrombie Street
Suvesal
Mameson
Moos
Opty Eevapea
German Scissors Club Ordered to Help Ruhr Embargo
The German Scissors Club warns of measures to deter Germans from defying the embargo on the Ruhr. Reports say French and Belgian troops may enforce penalties, with hair cutting cited as a possible punishment. Paris notes a decisive parliamentary debate looming and Po in care aims to secure a large majority amid renewed fears of indefinite sacrifices.
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Sologne
Wana
Bihr
Bremerhafen
Denem
Ruhr
Broken Hill union debates 48 per cent levy on wages
In a Biennial Workers Industrial Union meeting at Broken Hill about 800 members gathered to consider a 48 percent levy on wages to aid Madland colliery miners. The lively debate featured J Porter advocating payment, T Hynes opposing, and strong calls that the levy would reflect union loyalty. Kilns between Lamb Kerr and others erupted before voting ended with mixed turnout and lingering tensions outside the Quadrangle.
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Cisputs
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PB. Lamb
J. Porter
W.I.U. Durin
T. Hynes
Voloe
Georgs
Kerr
Kert
Wills
Tim
Lamb
Mr. Kerr
Me Lamb
Ana
J.wetherell
Hill
Hartis
Ofishiman
Phal
Gtesfa
WLU
Excitement in Athens as Geneks wave brown to brides
A civic rumor in Athens stirs consternation over a Geneks event by the Matuiza River. Alma Noplé and Karagaich are mentioned in the report, with Reuler noted as involved. Authorities urge caution until details are clarified.
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Athens
Geneks
Socialist Congress in Hamburg Draws British Labor Delegates
London reports thousands of delegates attend the Hamburg Socialist Congress with British Labor figures like Arthur Henderson and Thomas among the attendees. The aim is to revive socialism on a prewar basis, with Bolshevists not represented. MacDonald was unable to attend, per Reuters.
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London
Arthur Henderson
Thomas
Hamburg
Taimsay MacDonald
Umibld
Reuter
Coal Owners Obdurate Over Mine Work Resume
Coal owners resist resuming work as terms discuss with Maltland and Grewrunnes. Miers expresses that trouble is likely to extend to the Newcastle mines, indicating ongoing dispute and potential broad impact.
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Sydney
Witend
Miers Axpreas
Wellington Murder Trial Ends with Guilty Verdict
The Newlands case concludes as Richard Daniel Gooner is found guilty of murdering Margaret Melcou's illegitimate baby. He is sentenced to death. the court marks a final resolution on Tuesday.
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Wellington
Newlands
Richerd
Daniel Gooner
Margaret Melcou
Peacema king talks in Ireland amid election aims
In London an Irish statement by Valera emphasizes peace through a national election under war conditions. He accuses the British state of seeking to delay true peace and asserts Republicans will not bow to aggression. In Belfast irregulars exchange fire with soldiers in Mayo, hitting and killing a man before a comrade shoots the assailant. The British Navy's Battle Squadron visits Bangor in Ulster.
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Valera
Bass
Ingree
Roe
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de. Veter
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ST Ace
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High Court Action in Sydney Debates Deportation Board Sit
Republicans in Sydney report a High Court session where Mr Justion Powers grants a din order related to the Irish Republican voyages case. Father O Flaingam and Mr O Kelly are named. The Full Court in Melbourne may review within ten days. Powers suggests the deportation board may delay sitting pending the order.
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Justion
High Court
Tn Voys
Father O'Flaingam
O'Kelly
Melbourne
Tustise Powers
Tatte
Fire at Wollomnads Sydney destroys hoarding house
A fire in Wol longong early Tuesday destroyed a hoarding house. Strong winds spread flames to a convent and other buildings. The Mrs brigade, aided by local residents, saved the rest of the area from further damage.
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Sydney
Wollongong
Japal
Motor Bus Crash In Oxford Street Injures Three
A motor bus crash occurred on Oxford Street causing three injuries. Among the injured is a passenger described as a bystander. Details on the cause are unclear and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Sydney
Thesdays
Josden
Transfer of Driver Gabe to Conacht in Melbourne Case
Judge Meadrur to remove the driver in a high inquiry. Application to turn the matter this month. Would consult fellow justices to determine if a special court could be convened.
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Meadruur
Tin High
Justines
Mts
Broken at Australia and Phan levy question
Vague OCR fragment discusses a levy of one per cent asked of members with no other organization involved. unclear context and missing details prevent precise summary.
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Im Australia
Phan
Bonar Law Undergoes Exploratory Operation in London
Reported by Reuters and the United Service note that Bonar Law underwent a slight exploratory operation on his throat this morning to assess pressure and potential complications. His condition is described as unchanged, with officials stating the King will be informed and that Mr. Law may defer public duties pending his recovery.
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London
Bonar Lavy
Reuter
Bonar Law
Prima Minster
United Service
Bovar Law
Central Glasgow
Political uncertainty as Baldwin favored amid cabinet talks
Fragmentary dispatch reports mounting pressure on Prime Minister Baldwin amid Labour and Unionist divisions over party allegiance. Letters note Curzon and Balwin allies, with Paris dispatches detailing Bonar Law’s resignation and France’s gratitude for Anglo-French cooperation. Reuter summaries reference wartime and Versailles tensions affecting policy unity.
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