Prince of Wales Hosts Visiting Press at Melbourne Social
In Melbourne the Prince of Wales spent half an hour at a smoke social with visiting pressmen. About 250 journalists and Federal Ministers attended, including Prime Minister W M Hughes who joked about press suspicions. The Lord Mayor and editors celebrated the occasion with remarks praising the tour’s success.
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Prince of Wiles
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Tanes
Train Injures Returned Soldier in Adelaide
A returned soldier, John Woper, 26, was knocked down by an electric car near Stanley Street, Adelaide, yesterday evening. He sustained abrasions to the face and was not admitted to hospital. The incident occurred as he was returning home.
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Arsenic Poisoning In Sugar Hits Sixty People
A Meath area incident reports sixty residents exposed to arsenic via contaminated sugar found in a railway freight consignent. Medical officer Dr Hutchinson confirmed arsenic presence after many fell ill, including infants. Grocer sold around 40 pounds of the contaminated sugar and related baked goods. Fortunate recoveries noted as authorities investigate the case.
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Weather Worsens as Rain Fails to Arrive
The report describes a delayed rain pattern with winds from the northwest and heavy clouds. It notes persistent overcast skies, cool temperatures, and a brief window of relief that did not bring expected rainfall, leaving farmers and observers awaiting drying conditions.
Revolt in Ireland Besieges Limerick Barracks
London report describes a five hour siege on Kinabeck and Limerick barracks with heavy fighting. Five barracks destroyed, a mayor killed, and Fenian sympathizers alleged among attackers. Police and constables trapped, district disrupted, telegraph wires cut.
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Soviet gold issue and trade aims noted by London press
A fragmented dispatch reports that Britain and allies consider a Soviet offer to resume trade with payment in gold. The Times and other papers discuss gold provenance, noting past guarantees and creditor concerns while examining Soviet claims and Western reactions.
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Proposals and Talks on Krassi and British Deals
In a United States dispatch dated Saturday, Krassi and Krassi allied talks are shown as preliminary negotiations. The British delegation appears to press for restricted terms while aiming to stage a broader economic council discussion.
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Alliance With Japan Seen Essential, Count Okuma States
Count Okuma declares a strong alliance with Japan is needed for regional security and economic balance. He urges ongoing diplomatic efforts, citing shared interests and potential cooperation in trade and defense matters. He warns against isolationist policies and highlights Japan as a key partner in Asia.
Shevists in Persia Cup Dig and Veil of Dreams
Fragmentary OCR in Persian context mentions cup dig and dreams with names like Kartel and Gil exnits Arun listing unclear events. The readable bits hint at a historic sports or contest scene with multiple proper nouns but lack structure or dates to ascertain specifics. A portion suggests a travel or event in Persia with competing groups and individuals.
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Arun
Rome to Tokyo Flight Run Hits Turbulent Route
A disrupted ferry service causes a diverted air route from Rome to Tokyo, with winds delaying the journey and prompting adjustments by carrier officials. Passengers face extended travel times while crews work to restore normal service.
Government Employes Strike Ballot Planned in South Australia
Government employes face a potential strike as a ballot on wage increases and ministerial raises is prepared by the council of government unions. About 40,000 workers are expected to receive ballots by June 20, asking Yes or No to ceasing work until demands are met.
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Allan
China
Phayea
Adelaide
South Australia
Council of Government Unions
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Indi, Raly Syn Oession
Jhime
Oodna- Aubin
Df ord Wool Sale Report From Waukee Weare
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wool sale event with mentions of locations Waukee and Weare, and references to vendors, districts, and lists. The text is garbled with several unreadable words, but indicates an organized sale with multiple participants and regional references.
Peace Resolutions Hit House Debate On War Powers
The House of Representatives weighs a resolution urging President to veto or modify foreign policy actions. Lawmakers debate the timing and legality of wartime measures and potential conflicts with Senate oversight.
Peninsula defeats Adelaide in tense tier match
Peninsula defeats Adelaide at Adelaide Oval in a Sunday tier contest. Senior Toothill stood out for Adelaide while Peninsula pressed the pace in a tight league encounter with notable efforts from key players.
Prohibition Campaign Ambiguous Message Emerges in London
An unclear English text notes a prohibition campaign with mentions of Meri Laka OST LAVTES GINE and Meigs, outlining insubstantial protest activities in November. The fragment references a candidate or group supporting petitions but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
Palestine adopts new council for Jerusalem treasury
Palestine outlines a new council proposed to govern the Jerusalem treasury with a president and vice president. The body would include twelve members drawn from Jewish and Christian communities, aiming to balance religious representation in local administration.
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Hilestine
Palestine
Tor
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Jerusalem
Moylem
Don
War Fortunes Untaxed Says Express Editors
London edition reports United Service says the Finance Committee within the Cabinet abandons a proposal to tax war fortunes. The measure, if adopted, would prevent damage to business by higher taxes and ease the burden on Lyndon era economics.
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Lyndon
Throne of Greece Change Rumors Stiring Headlines
Rumors circulate about a possible change to the Greek throne with speculation on moves by a European prince and the involvement of Alexander. The fragment hints at a hypothetical shift and a delayed decision impacting royal succession.
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Alexander
London market for Russian gold sale eyed report
The fly editor of the Evening News notes potential demand for selling Russian gold in Londor. English leaders reportedly do not favor recognition of the Soviet government now, even if Leninists retract repudiation of foreign debts, amid Allied views in London.
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United Service
London
Evening News
Lea Vivate
Scientific Aborigine Davil Vowon Noted In Adelaide Visit
An article in the Sydney Mail cites Davil Vowon, a Norris University student raised at Point MacLeay Mission, as the cleverest Aboriginal in Australia. Described as a philosopher, inventor, and musician, he studies evolution and has created a novel mechanical motion piece. His son Talmage, about seven, accompanies him. Vowon discusses light polarization and electricity concepts, while also performing on the organ and evoking Mendelssohn.
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Sydney Mail
Australia
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Mendelssohn
Newtun
Huxley
Darwin
Wallace
Drummond
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Sin
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Talmage
Amusements at the Wiel of Life Theatre
The Wiel of Life presents modern vaudeville with Mrs Bennette and Mr Irving performing a Uncle-log sketch, the Walking Waltzes, and the Mystery of No 42. Laugher comes from On the Jump with Harold Lloyd, plus the drama When the Mountain Calls and kazettes in the entertainment lineup.
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Irving
Ethel Bennette
Terpsichore
United States
Harry Lloyd
State's New Governor Visit Sparks Fremister Meeting
Adelaide reports Sir Archibald Weir and Lady Weal met Fremistle in Perth region en route to meet values and meet the governor of Sunt Australia. Nigel Somerset ade de vamp travels with party. Jef Adelaide and others expected to arrive in dunes later this week aboard the Westearmer Jndarra due Thursday.
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Suuuay
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Sunt Australia
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Westeamer
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Public Eye Enquiry Reports Small Progress At Hospital
The Public Eye Enquiry notes a slight daily improvement in Father McEvoy’s condition. Mrs L Tayaso of the northern narrow gauge division is transferred to the maintenance staff at Candowie sidings on the western railway system. Mr JW Burrows takes a promoted position on the provisional staff of railway employees on the northern narrow gauge lines.
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Rae
Fun Lumedy at Guuel Theatre Mystery Night Mix
Fox alama ti announces a humorous play from Nee Some company titled Help Help Police a tale of nervous mishaps and tangled society laughs Gladys Brockwell stars in Life of a Woman a Paris underworld drama. finale on Fox Gazette screen with a striking showpiece sequence.
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Lovee Theatre Management
Gladys Brockwell
Paris
Fox Gazette
London University foundation laid for new School of Economics
King George and Queen Mary attended the foundation ceremony for the London University School of Economics. The event received major support from London merchants and a £300,000 gift from the Sir Ernest Cassel estate trustees. The Lord Mayor contributed £50,000 on behalf of the city as the king praised Britain’s universities for wartime scientific contributions and the imperial reach of the London University.
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King George
Queen Mary
New School of Economics
London University
Ernest Cassel
Great Britain
Beckett Triumphs Over Smith in Pro Boxing Bout
In a hard fought match, Beckett dominates early and lands a sharp right hook that staggers Smith. Smith shows grit, but Beckett’s aggression and calculated defense carry the rounds, with Smith bleeding and range-control key to the decision.
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