Abduction case against man in Sydney court
North Sydney Police Court charged James Greenhalgh with abducting Emily studies the 20 year old typist. The girl says the accused urged marriage consent and drove off in a car. She later returned home after days and learned he had been living with a woman and five children at Randwick. The magistrate discharged him.
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Sydney
North Sydney
James Greenhalgh
Emily Suudies
Sanders
Ymse
Bur
Grat
Randwick
Squizzy Taylor Faces Manslaughter Charge in Melbourne
Melbourne reports that the infamous Squizzy Taylor is to stand trial for manslaughter in the death of Daple Aivora, who died after a motor car struck him on the night of May 5. The coroner’s inquiry notes Taylor rode as driver and was granted bail of £400.
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Squizzy" Taylor
Melbourne
Squizzy
Taylor
Daple Aivora
Action Against Newspaper Hearing Opens Tomorrow
Sydney case begins tomorrow with Major Sirlin Hicker pursuing £3000 against the Daily Mail company. The hearing in Ny remains noted as likely to shape libel remedy precedents.
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Sydney
Wednesda
Sirlin Hicker
Daily Mar
Murder Charge After Inquest Into Children Drowning Case
In Sydney, Emanuel Golen stands charged with murder after an inquest into the drowning deaths of his two children linked to their mother Isabel Cohen. The coroner ruled willful murder by the mother, noting she was dazed and unaware of the peril she faced as the father testified to neglect and erratic nights. The case centers on the mother’s alleged actions around 8:30 am at the time of the incident.
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Sydney
Wieduewls
Emanuel Golen
Isabel Cohen
Brookes
Sach
Hin
Austin Golen
Sie
Yuu Yoon
Ministers and Progressives Reach Agreement on Next Session
Sydney reports a full day conference between Nalio Ministers and Progressive leaders ending at six with agreement on the programme for the next session. The talks were described as practically all day, and Premjer George Puller claimed the conference was entirely successful, discounting objections from early State environments.
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Sydney
Nalio
George Puller
Premjor
Federal Parliament Territory Bill Debate in Melbourne House
In the House of Representatives Mr Bruce reports Commonwealth Bank will not allow interest on current accounts. Ministerial reshuffles occur as Mr Chapman resigns, with Sir Littleton Groom set to become Customs Minister. Debate on the Northern Territory Bill features calls to delay for expert reporting, opposition from Mr Nelson and support from Charlton and Killen, amid land and development issues and contention over the 20 year gas leases in New South Wales. The session adjourned with further inquiries planned on newspaper arrivals, fees, and Japan-related criticisms.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Green
Commonwealth Bank
Inter
Owiay
Chapman
Littleton Groom
Bey
Den
Keley
Page
Treasuree
London
Blakely
D.sterets
New Guinea
Wil
Nelson
Northern Territory
Pare
Erritory
Sai
Nelsus
New South Wales
Wagga
Australia
Killen
Commonwealth
Meg
Shipping Case Reaches Federal Arbitration Court
Sydney Wednesday report says talks between Commonwealth Steamship Owners and seamen failed to settle the dispute. The case will proceed to the Federal Arbitration Court for decision.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Steamship Owners
Federal Arbitration Court
Empire policy debate shapes Labour Empire group
British Parliament debate on empire policy features Sir H a Chamberlain criticizing government stance toward the empire. Asquith and Harris discuss armament costs and advertising taxes. An Airship Guarantee Co contracts plan outlines £250,000 capital and staged payments for an airship project with strict performance and testing conditions.
Unclear political debate sparks speculation in Parliament
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a discussion in the House of Commons on government policy and an opposition challenge. References to Liberal and Labor members imply confidence votes and party dynamics, but the material is garbled and hard to parse for specifics.
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London
House of Commons
Ne- Silly Chamberlain
Asquill
Ian Ia
Gillett
Labor
Labor Party
Britain
Dominions
Tursiey
Cher
House of Gonna
Stationmaster Killed in Wellington Crush
Sydney dispatch reports a stationmaster at Wellington NS W was fatally crushed and died immediately after the accident. The brief item notes the fatality and location with minimal detail.
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Sydney
Wednesias
Wellington
Ns.w
William House
Italian Monarchs Welcome City Inspiring Banquet
The King and Queen of Italy visited London on Tuesday with Piedmont's Prince and Princess Matilde among a distinguished gathering at Guildhall. A brilliant banqueting scene featured pink peers and Italian royals, while the Lord Mayor and Macdonald estuvieron. The Italian ruler pledged warm regard for British cooperation and urged unity for the nations progress.
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Kieuter
London
Piedmont
Ty Guildhall
Macdonald
Italy
Wales
Love Triangle Ends in Duel Along Merlit Outskirts
In Merlit outskirts two bachelors quarrel over a pretty girl. A trustless rival deceives the man, leading to a duel that fatally wounding the kind, blundering fiend. The squire renounces the girl after witnessing his friend's blood. The tale closes with a moral verdict.
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Merlit
Hiwlong
Vet
Oll
Wes
Busness
Irl
Lone
Flinders Sweet Station Sees World Leading Passers
The greatest number of passers of any station in the world passes through Flinders Sweet Station daily, with Melbowhe noted as a prominent figure in regular movement.
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Flinders Sweet Station
Melbowhe
Evry
Britain and Soviet Negotations Over War Debts
London reports reveal sharp disagreements at the Anglo Soviet conference on pre war debts and nationalization claims. British delegates press for compromise and immediate settlement while Soviet negotiators insist on terms reflecting wartime burdens and reparations, urging repeal of Article 100 and a joint settlement sum.
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London
Ruséla
Btw
Nritiets
Sovet
Samty
Sugestrr
Tord
Ther
Tuissin
Wedding Squabble Over Dowry Involving Bride and Mother
Court records detail a 1922 wedding dispute in which Anita Davis sues son in law Hertram Coopman for 820 pounds after withdrawing support for the marriage. The case centers on a dowry agreement and alleged damages, with testimonies about a tense reception and a daughter caught between her husband and mother.
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Anita Davis
Davis
Coopiosn
Athalie Divi
Eddy
Geromian
Aid
Fr. Wol
Tuipr
Morwell brown coal field estimate spans centuries
In Morwell Victoria brown coal deposits eyed for power generation. One square mile will be used first with enough coal to last 150 years. The entire field is calculated to endure about 10 000 years.
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Morwell
Turmoil in Reichstag as Communists disrupt session
Reuter's Berlin dispatch reports tumult in the Reichstag as about 50 Communist deputies shouted for the release of jailed colleagues. General von Ludendorff's supporters cheered while the president left as the chamber erupted during the call for freedom and the singing of the Internationale.
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Reuter
Berlin
Reichstag
von Ludendorff
Condemned Judges in Moscow Reported by Reuters
Telegram from Leningrad says 17 judges face death sentences for taking bribes from keepers of a house of ill fame. Allegations include backmail extortion and facilitating prisoner releases.
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I Reuter
Moscow
Tursuay
Leningad
Pasyedeon
Jmages
Bes
Oxford Boat Crew Diets for Victory
Mr Harcourt old advises varied, plain meals for rowing crews in training for Oxford and Cambridge races. He notes breakfast luncheon and dinner should resemble ordinary dining with no special secret recipes. The crew at Cambridge is said to rely on simple fare and nourishment to aid their performance during training.
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Harcourt Old
Oxford
Putney
Vishkestor
Pat Wily
Heavener
Ap Rian
Adelaide appoints industrial officer to handle labor disputes
Government Minister Mr. Ili announced a proposed appointment of a dedicated industrial officer to handle all industrial questions in State and Federal courts and interact with unions on government tribunals. Applications invited by June for a first class secretary to the Minister of Industry, with June 7 expected as appointment time. The move aims to improve award interpretations and administration following criticism of the late government’s work and aligns with private sector reorganisations.
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Adelaide
Abe
Ili
Labor
Hill
Industry
Agriculture
Maine
Summers
South Australii
CARTERS STRIKE THREAT LATEST AT BROKEN HILL
Broken Hill reports rising tensions as cart drivers consider continuing a strike over wood prices. Warnings from Hoe Wives Merchants Association and Wool workers union officials note potential wood shortages if the strike endures. May 1 pricing discussions linger, with freight costs and truck loads noted as decisive factors.
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Broken Hill
Wernesis
Broken Hilt
Menindie
Luaing
Woods
Hoe Wives Merchans' Association
Hance
Woileartens Waionwieh
Wwe
Hot Thy Association
Hs Koon
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Port Pirie, Booleroo Centre
Wirrabara
British Parliament
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Juhi Hartia Weain
Wytle
Graham
Financia Bia
Treasury
Tle
Harris
Wireless
Otto Nicholson
Alett
Hartshorn
Bustavrol
Australis
Asquith
Airship Guarantee Company
Air Ministry
Tony Jal
Te Yi
Wirstil
Wirslip Transport
Australi
Servic Turyy
Mwanihara
Ambaasador
Warhudton
Sen
New York
New York “Times
Tokyo
Coolidge
Sernesa
Niel Nichi Shimbun
Washington
Vie
Department of State
Miter
Hughes
Guildhall
Miz. Goopman
Ero Tee
Eae
Staup
WY Main & Son
Industrial
ID Carters
Hell
Wy Toon
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