Murder Mystery Solved In Hard Court Action
Leonard Henry, 17 years ten months, arrested in connection with the murder of a girl named Lavette. He confessed to strangling the deceased after luring her with a false invitation. remanded for eight days, bail refused. Lavette, an immigrant assistant, arrived from London last August. Police medical examination completed. inquiries into life and family ongoing. a relative linked to a public issue months ago.
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Outrages on Children In Melbourne Prompt Police Action
Reports from Melbourne indicate multiple attacks on children by unknown assailants. The Chief Secretary orders intensified police vigilance and preventive measures to curb these outrages. Authorities urge public cooperation and warn of possible arrests soon.
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Dianolion
Hegome
Vente
Igi Hanes
Wages in Country Hospitals Melbourne
A deputation representing hospital employees union pressed Sir Alexander Peacock to widen the hospital wages board to all country hospitals. They urged higher pay in colonial hospitals and he promised to review the number of country hospital employees and installations to determine a course.
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Alexander Peacock
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Camas Hey WE Live Pity pollen force Will Leave
Ambiguous fragments describe multiple subjects including Camas Ateneo and leave or pollen. Readable facts remain unclear, making a coherent news item impossible to determine. The text appears fragmented and does not present a clear event, person, organization, or location with a definite action or outcome.
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Ateneo
De Valera Claims Cease Fire Ordered for Rebels
In London reports say De Valera ordered his followers to cease fighting and disarm after a special order to dispose arms was issued to the Republican Army last Thursday. The rebellion reportedly appears to have failed.
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Envoy Criticizes Catholic Bishops in Brisbane
Irish Republican envoy in Brisbane denounces Catholic bishops backing the Irish Free State. He recalls past roles and questions loyalty as he criticizes church figures for political stance.
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Brisbane
Revolt Against the Reds Reported in Siberian District
The Times Berlin correspondent says an anti Red revolt has broken out in the Italian district of Siberis led by imperial officers. Defections from the Reds are reported and a punitive expedition has been mobilized by the Soviet.
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Reuter
Turks eject YMCA in Constantinople clash
Turkish authorities order the YMCA branch in Constantinople closed for operating without proper authority. The move follows alleged underhand methods and irregularities cited by officials, with newspapers urged to avoid sensational prose in reporting.
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Reuter
Soaring Ambition Seeks New York to Chicago Flight
Georges Barbot arrives in Chicago in a craft built to soar from New York to Chicago after crossing the Enellah Channel in a baby monoplane. Reuter reports Barbot hopes to complete the bold east west crossing.
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Charge of Indecency Heard at Pirie Court
Miotske faced indecency charge in Pirie Police Court crowded session. Witnesses described May 23 incident near the Bmelters Store with defendant exposing himself and following a woman, police traced him to a boarding house, with defense and prosecution presenting conflicting testimony and witness identification.
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Upheaval in Germany Amid Riots and Allied Response
In Bochum and Dortmund a violent riot left nineteen dead and eighty wounded. About 2000 French supplied volunteers with sabres to restore order, while German and local forces tried to stabilize streets in several cities. French patrols moved quickly to regain control as authorities debated security limits.
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Iooul Brench
Sian
Disorder in Dresden Berlin sparks unemployment protests
Government of Saxony reports disorders in Dresden with serious unrest. Unemployed tried to storm police headquarters last night causing casualties. Demonstrators demanded closing the opera house but withdrew after officials pledged 300,000 marks to the unemployment fund while Dresden city promised 500,000 marks. Shops and restaurants closed for days of rioting.
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Reuter
Mining Shutdowns Rock Berlin as 2 Million Miners Strike
The Vossische Zeitung reports about two million miners and tens of thousands of metal workers striking across the Ruhr. Picketing by communists with bayonets disrupts pits while some mines resume slowly. The situation remains critical in areas like Gulsenkxronen due to food shortages amid the stoppage.
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Vossische Zeitung
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Wage Increase Agreed Between Employers and Miners
A wage agreement reached between employers and miners raises mining wages in the Ruhr by 58 percent to meet the higher cost of living. The accord, announced Monday, follows talks in the region and sets new pay scales for striking workers and ancillary staff.
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Railway Strike Expands Across Brussels and Antwerp
The railway strike continues to spread with signalmen and locomotive drivers absent from duties while telegraph and telephone workers also join. Antwerp reports a partial resumption of work as the situation evolves.
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French Give An Ultimatum To German Railways
Berlin reports French leaders have ordered German railway workers to resume work within 43 days or face sweeping measures. Those under 21 years will be repelled and workers over 69 will be dismissed, reflecting a harsh wartime publishment.
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Rewler
Ku Klux Klan Defies New York Law Promising Wider Expansion
The Ku Klux Klan announced it would not follow a new New York law requiring disclosure of secret societies. Governor Smith pledged to enforce the statute and prosecute violators. Meetings in about ten cities were used to publicize the challenge as Klan recruitment surged and spread.
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Reuter
Labor Levy Debate in House of Commons Draws Rejection
In London on Tuesday a labor levy dispute dominated the House of Commons. J W Roemer sought leave to introduce a bill on funding for Labor members, citing a £2000 levy from a £5000 subscription for salaries and election costs. Opposition leaders denied a levy on unions, and the bill’s introduction was refused by 174 to 188 amid Labor cheers.
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Labor
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Syndicate Seeks 1.8 Government Ships
In Washington on Tuesday the United States Shipping Board opened an investigation into an unnamed group's offer of a billion dollars for government merchant ships. Chairman Tasker states eight bidders back the proposal and the board likely will sell.
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Wasilnoton
French Sentry Wounded in German-Garrison Incident
A French sentry in Düsseldorf reported an incident where four Germans ignored his challenge and tried to enter a guard area. The Germans fired back, wounding the French sentinel. Further details were unclear in the report.
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Dusseldorf
Dye Works Abandon Franch Emanates Hoocist Ayeworks
Fragmentary report notes activity at a local dye works with unclear references to workers and resumed operations. The brief mentions Derlin and Tuesday as possible names or days, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete facts or dates.
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Hau
Debts and Reparations Talks Rise in Brussels
A Belgrade source reports Franco-Belgian talks set for June 6 in Brussels on German debts and reparations. Allies seek a temporary loan plan and phased payments by Germany, with final settlement possibly tied to U S involvement and ongoing Allied policy reviews.
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America
Football association bans officials over 1980 Bury Coventry match
The Football Association issued a statement after an inquiry into a 1980 match between Bury and Coventry noting a serious betting irregularity. It fined several people and permanently suspended certain officials and players who admitted knowledge of the arrangements.
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London
Tansday
Football Association
Bruce outlines conversion plan for old inn tanks and targets London trip
Federal Affairs Melbourne reports Mr Bruce stating a portion of a 5 percent conversion plan already in effect for the old inn. He notes mayor companies and range holders pushing conversions. He plans a Sept deadline to save Australia and to attend the Imperial Conference in London with Admiral Everett.
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Train and Car Collision Near Lochiel Avenue Crossing
Melbourne report says a level crossing collision at Lochiel Avenue between Baithvale and Aspenvaly left railway staff uninjured while motorist Lewis Meyis of Giestaut Street Richmond sustained a shock and a woman passenger suffered injuries. Mrs Julian of Retford Head Albert Park fractured skull. the engaged couple were taken to Dlelbouens hospital in a serious condition as the car was badly smashed.
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Telegrams Blocked Delays Hit The Recorder News
The Recorder reported that telegrams from Melbourne were blocked causing delays of up to twelve hours for inward messages. The post office advised business would be delayed and a notice remained on the telegram counter. Wireless news was explored as a backup while Melbourne to Adelaide traffic struggled.
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Rain Hits South Australia With Heavy Falls Reported
Rain in the South Adelaide region extends south of Snowtown and across Eyre Peninsula. Registrations are mostly light to moderate with heavy falls observed in Me, Lefty Ranges, Kangaroo Island, and lower South East. Meadows records the peak 236 points as showers continue across central and southern parts.
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Violent Antarctic Storm Warned for Southern Australia
A telegram indicates a violent storm formed from Antarctic regions and reached the southern Australian coast yesterday. An exceptionally low barometer and heavy rain disrupted telegraphic service and coastal land areas were at risk from the system.
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Pirie
Antarctic
Leonard Retains Lightweight Title After 10th Round KO
In Chicago Tuesday Benny Leon retained the lightweight championship by knocking out Pinieye Mitchell in the tenth round. Mitchell's brother Ruteble rushed the ring and struck the referee, claiming Leonard was sunk by a foul blow. Forty five rounds of chaos followed before police cleared the ring.
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Benny Leonant
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Ruteble
Strick
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Ozhis
Reuber
New Zealand Wins Cambridge Bleat Cricket Honor
New Zealand cricketer Mr T d Lowry, who accompanied the team on its tour, has been awarded a cricketing honor at Cambridge. The Times reports the recognition as the Cambridge event concludes London Tuesday.
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Quiet Turmoil Over Turkish Attitudes At Angora Reports
Angora dispatches say tensions have risen between Tussi and Turkey over lifer trices of opinion. The Turks reportedly plan to exclude Bovion vessels from Turkish ports as a reaction to Soviet stance toward Turkish ships.
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Angora
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Turkey
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Soldiers and Mr Bruce condemned at Sydney meeting
A Sydney gathering of returned soldiers condemned Prime Minister Bruce and called him a folly, as the day’s meeting featured strong criticism of Mr Bruce and his policies amid postwar tensions.
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Sydney
Mr Bruce
Untitled note from prison boarding house adjourns
A fragmented OCR fragment notes a man finishing a shift at the smelters and returning home. The text mentions a Mrs and a boarding house and states the case adjourned until today. The wording is unclear and lacks full context.
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