Tragedy in Hobart ends with firearm death of schoolgirl
In Hobart on a Wednesday tragedy unfolded as 43 year old schoolgirl Evie Brown was found dead on a rear porch near John Keale's Woodbury residence. Investigators recovered a loaded rifle left at Leale's home and questioned two boys, Stanley and Mos, about a blue motor car linked to the incident.
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Doctor's Mistake Causes Woman's Death in Parkes Inquiry
At a coroner's inquiry in Parkes on a May date, police alleged Dr Barton admitted a mis dose of sirvohaine and that four grains of poison were placed in the mellillas instead of four grains of quinine. The inquest found the death resulted from poisoning by sirvohaine administered in error by the doctor during treatment.
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Will Prohibition Endure Says World Work Study
John Holley Clarly argues in Worlds Work April that prohibition laws surviving ten years tend to endure. He cites 35 to 40 percent repealed, about 60 percent lasting. eight of ten prohibitions die before ten years unless they endure. Maryland only state never had a prohibitory law and ratified the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Still Held Past Stillwater Minnipa Stranding Off Spao Gulfporta
Motor Vessel Minnipa remains aground after a night of little movement, with divers inspecting the bow. Quorna and Panga from Port Adelaide failed to free the vessel, tug Wato and Timara set to assist as high tide approaches Thursday morning.
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Atlantic Flights and Safeguards Debated in House
The discussion centers on restricting powers over Atlantic flights. Admiral Sueter favors safeguards including medical checks, compasses, revamped machines, and float bags. Colonel Moore-Brason opposes crippling enterprise, while a wire-guided ships-plan for navigation across the Atlantic gains support as a potential cost-saving measure.
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Missing airship Rafik stirs world relief effort
reports from London describe four days of radio silence on the missing airship Rafik. relief plans include nine aircraft and a supply ship with a jet pilot en route from Amsterdam. italian authorities and church leaders monitor the search as Mussolini and Italian officials weigh praise and caution.
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Wilkins and Eilsson feted at Copenhagen festival
Captain Wilkins and Pilot Eilsson were the guests at a public festival in Town Hantoasy, Copenhagen. They received a beridwet from Aero vagutiga and Royal Geographical Society, and were congratulated by the presiding Grown Prines sa mein who praised their successful Arch¢é tight. Bag h was presented with the Agricultural Society's gold medal.
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Australian Flight Ready as Southern Cross Prepares
An aviation report notes Captain Kingsford Solty and Mr T signing on for the first day’s final tests of the Southern Cross. The crew, after initial checks, are poised to begin afternoon trials, aiming for an early flight in Australia.
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Adelaide Girl Attacked Near Gaol in Olive Plantation
A 13 year old girl, daughter of a welder at the Adelaide Gaol, was punched and gagged by a man while walking to her mother yesterday afternoon. She freed herself and ran home. Police found signs of a struggle at the scene but the girl could not provide a clear description of the assailant.
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Crossing Collision at Mount Gambier Station
A motor car driven by Mr. Ac By Hamas was badly damaged in a crossing collision with a motor train at Mount Gambier. The train was entering the station with two drams in front and struck the car on its side, destroying a treck and injuring no one. the driver escaped unharmed.
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Notorious Prison Breaker Captured After Escape
Auckland report says Frank Buller, infamous criminal, escaped Friday by chimney climb and belted descent, then was recaptured today. He stole no great amount, authorities say, as details unfold.
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Sydney Inquiry Report Clouds Corruption Claims
Sydney hearing reveals allegations against Aldermen over payments connected to a house project. Witnesses dispute accounts of bribe arrangements and tax disputes while judges warn of possible imprisonment for perjury. commission adjourns until tomorrow.
Canadian Prime Minister rejects Anglo Egyptian Treaty commitments
In Ottawa, the House of Commons heardPrime Minister Mackenzie King explain Canada will not become a party to the Anglo Egyptian Treaty. He said Canada would not accept military obligations in Europe or near Egypt, and that Britain directs policy with Egypt, not Canada. The reply covered parliamentary approval and Canada’s role in any signatures or fabrications of the treaty.
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Scots at Home United Service in Glasgow Welcomes Delegation
An Australian Scottish delegation arrived at Queen Street station in Glasgow on a sunny day. Crowds cheered on the platform and inside the station as they proceeded to hotels, then gathered at the City Chambers to be welcomed by the Glasgow Corporation. Battle Archivald spoke for the council, linking friendship to commercial ties. Mr McInnes, delegation chair, said the visit aimed to promote Australian products and a trade alliance linked to migration, noting Australia is a land of opportunity for the right migrant.
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Rajah of Pudukota Remains Sent to London
The remains of the Rajah of Pudukota are being sent to London today amid a carrier party from the American Church. The convoy and escort accompany the ceremony, with transport details and routes noted in the service dispatch.
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Cooks Union Faces Decision on Strike After Sydney Meeting
A large meeting of the Cooks Union in Sydney will decide today whether to call a strike or hold off. Secretary Tudenope outlines owners proposed settlements while Australian Council of Trades Unions and maritime unions press for re appointment of Waterside Workers Federation delegates. Talks in Melbourne with Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association loom as parties seek an honorable settlement.
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Soranel crew signed to work on owners terms
Adrangi steamer Soranel signs a crew this morning without trouble. The men await orders from Jude Hope or other authorized leaders to report to work under the owners terms.
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Union Power In Australia Labor Party Affiliation Debate
Allegations indicate at least 25 industrial unions will meet in June ten to discuss payment of sustenance fees and overall affiliation with the Australian Labor Party. Organizers aim to secure greater influence for the political party, with a committee letter sent weeks earlier by Alt, AV, Mond, secretary of the Melbourne Mechanics' Union.
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Work of fiend in kidnapping and murder shocks Toledo
United Service dispatch from New York reports a kidnapping in which a seven year old girl was taken from her bed by a man in a motor car. The child later died from a hammer blow after the abductor fled. A second child appeared strangled with teeth marks found on the victim. A man named Stykinsky exclaimed and alerted authorities but the assailant escaped again.
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Editor letter protests council denial of Oval use for school football
A Portsmouth Port Pinte reader objects to the Town Council refusing the Schools' Football Association access to Memorial Oval on Friday afternoons. The writer recalls past access and asserts no property damage occurred, urging the Oval remain open for juvenile matches and urging fair protest against the decision.
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Stolen £200 From Publican’s Tent Lead to No Suspects
In Adelaide on Wednesday an amount around £200 was stolen from a publican's tent at Air. Two men, one entering during fair hours, likely carried out the theft. The bag, not pegged, was within two feet of the box and disappeared as the crowd dispersed. Police were summoned but could not locate the thieves or witnesses.
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Duke of Newcastle Dead
London dispatch reports the death of the Duke of Newcastle announced on Wednesday. The obituary notes the title's passing to a successor, with mentions of related figures and uncertain details from the fragmented OCR text.
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Humane Rabbit Traps Prize for Best Invention
London reports the Raxal Society for the Prevention of Geusly to Annuals offering £500 prize for the best humane rabbit trap invention. Fragmentary text notes a submission invitation and the society's aim to curb cruelty in trapping methods.
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Mannum Races Adelaide Minium Cup meeting report
The Adelaide meeting at Mannum featured the Minium Cup with excellent weather. Dividends across events included £344 and £4874 for the hurdle handicap and novIce plate, with notable performances by Cavendish and Bay Amber among others. An error in the Trink Stakes dividends triggered a postrace adjustment. The article notes detailed entries and results for multiple races and lists racing names such as Cavendish, Bay Amber, and Prince with their corresponding payouts.
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