Aerial Triumph Di Pinedo Home from World Flight
Italian aviator Marchese Di Pinedo completed a 35 000 mile journey from home to Australia and back via Japan India and Mesopotamia. Crowds cheered as airships met him at Rome with Mussolini among dignitaries congratulating him and Captain Campanelli.
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Reuter
Nome
Italy
Marchese di Pinedo
Mallan
Australia
Japan
India
Mesopotamiia
Wis
di Pinedo
Whiel
Campanelli
Signor Mussolini
Chisi Palace
Adr
Nita
Destructive Blaze Destroys Seven Premises at Stone's Garner
A major fire swept through seven single story buildings at Stone's Garner in the early hours of this morning. Residents narrowly escaped with many rushing into the street in night attire as flames gutted the row of shops and premises.
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Anisbane
Momus
Stone's Garner
Meni
Motor Smash Tragedy Falls Over Embankment
Sydney reports a fatal accident at Maroubra where 37 year old James Butcher was driving a motor euro that toppled an embankment. He was crushed amid wreckage with spinal injuries and internal bleeding noted. Police and medics attended the scene.
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Sydney
James Butcher
Maroubra
Matehwood
Car In Creek Near Maitland Submerged. Two Escaped
A motor car carrying two Abermain residents, Sullivan and Tiles, plunged from an embankment into a creek near Maitland on Saturday. The vehicle was submerged but the occupants escaped unharmed, according to local reports from Maitland on Monday.
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Maitland
Abermain
Sullivan
Abernet
Sndney
Three people injured in embankment crash near Mount Victoria
In an accident near Mount Victoria a woman and child leaped to safety but three others were injured. Stephen Moers 25 Nellie Hodes 21 and Mary Healey 50 sustained abrasions and leg injuries in the crash that damaged a tree and halted traffic.
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Sydney
Moniay
Victoria
Stephen Moers
Nellie Hodes
Mary Healey
Algerson Expedition Crew Denies Polar Expedition Claims
Australian Press reports stir about Captain Algerson being deposed during the August Liverpool departure. A signed statement from Commander Worsley and officers, now in the Firth of Forth, refutes un authorised and exaggerated accounts and explains leadership changes and the transfer to the British Arctic Expedition under joint leadership.
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Algerson
Liverpool
Worsley
LMD Monilay
Daily Express
Ares
Jeaplain Meerson
Sand
Hiyself
Migersan
Gommanier
Tromso
Sho
Final Rally in Sydney Town Hall Endorses Nationalist Creed
The final rally of the National and Country parties drew a packed Sydney Town Hall audience as Prime Minister Benee received an enthusiastic reception. Bruce urged support for a creed favoring self government, British-born leadership, industrial peace, and social progress while warning against dictatorship and extremism. The crowd pledged to back the Nationalist and Country parties.
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Sydney
Sydney Town Hall
Benee
Wiig
George Puller
Bruce
Australia
Nore
Queensland
Grant
Testis
Rily
Senate
Bruce Sibes
Myese
Masary Greene
Roa
Pudtdigombe
Aestleranglt Strowl
Syinen
Quiet Settlement Efforts Amid Sydney Seamen Strike
In Sydney the strike is easing as crew drift back to ships including Beltana and Themisto, with talks between strikers leaders and union officials ongoing. Many who hoped for absorption by the Australian Seamen's Union feel disappointed, funds dwindling while efforts to end the strike continue. Brisbane reports riots last Saturday with 40 strikers raiding Port Victor. three men shot by a ship's officer are improving.
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Sydney
Beltana
Themistoiles
Ealing
Jeaders Ad Trades Union
Australian Seamen’s Union
Orient Incr Urvielw
Queensland
Brisbans
Port Victor
Brisbane
Man of Many Lives In Berlin Self Destructs
Berlin dispatch reports Max Klein a tailor’s assistant in London’s circle who may be a deserter. He attempted suicide multiple times by artery, drowning, falling from a window, train attempted, and finally a failed scissors ingestion. His actions suggest a desperate, escalating sequence culminating in a near-fatal plunge.
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Iuter
London
Vonday
Espress
Berlin
Max Klein
Wuhark
Han
Thie
Klein
Prince of Wales urged to support reform in industry
A correspondent of the Times Express urges the Prince of Wales to back industrial reform, arguing the monarch’s influence could accelerate progress. The piece notes public discontent over wages and working conditions as the nation considers improving labor standards.
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London
Sittiys
Prince of
Liquor Case Trial Details and Defendants
A damaged transcript details Motta Peis facing liquor charges amid a broader case. The report notes police searches, seizure of items, and arguments over access to premises. Defense and prosecution contested evidence, with references to Walker's Store sales and an adjourned hearing scheduled for December 44.
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Ellen Sted
Tetontaat
Moh
Robusbos
Wille
Marcle
Aeg. Fieger
Herendant
Burniston
Frederick Harsa
M. G. Burniston
Fowler
Walkers
Alan Sparrow
Harris
Sulky Fatality Claims Local Woman in Night Accident
A sulky accident Saturday night in Mes Mari Strahorn area led to the death of a prominent philanthropist worker,Old Lady Louise Munnes sbetuenne. The horse driven vehicle struck a slump, throwing her headfirst from the sulky.
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Debby
Munnes
Louise
Mes Mari Strahornavis
Prominenol Philanthrople
Differences of Opinion Delay Balranald Restoration
Adelaide reporters describe rifts among strike leaders and rank and file over resuming work. Seamen on the Zealandie plan to return Wednesday after delays caused by internal dissent and a knife injury among strikers at Port Adelaide. Evidence of tensions includes criticism of leaders and threats against rejoining sailors.
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Adelaide
Sydney
Balranald
Fle
Baltunald
Evrlain
Sip
Nome
Port Adelaide
Pice
Teal Casualty Hospital Fury
Zealandie
Suademant
Mekew
Naa
Ite
Beitian
Leaders Duty to Call Strike of Seamen
Melbourne report quotes Mr A E Turley president of the Wilerside Workers Federation urging Seamen's Union officials to compel return to work. Firemen remain on strike as Melbourne docks see limited British ships with only six British steamers active this week amid looming tensions and expected layoffs.
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Melbourne
British Shiping Companies
A. E. Turley
Wilerside Workers’ Federation
Itt Fhr
Seamen's
Vaiun Te Teifie
Lawl
Dole
Brisbane
Mises
Melbourny
Drivers Wages and Workers Union Log Update
Fragmented report notes wages and conditions for Carters and Drivers Union members. Mentions wages, hours, and employer relations with vague references to events in the period. Emphasizes ongoing disputes and slow progress in wage discussions.
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Adelaine
Mouney
Obituary for Dane White in Solomontown district
Dane White, long-time resident of Solomontown and Barvola, died yesterday at his hostible Aa. He was 83 years old. Born in G taeraesta, he worked on farms along Madsen Hues and Warreniatetired, and spent his later years with his wife in Solomontown. He leaves nine kin, including Mrs Jo and Miss A Tek, and six children. Funeral services will be held this afternoon from Solemnows Road.
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Dane White
Gorletman
G.taeraesta
Wiebe
Hills
Busta
Kupunila
Barvola
Filobe Hotel
Suleman Clown
Pyne Atest
Solomontown i
San 83
Solemnlows Road
Joyriders at Work Adelemle Mandi Ou Satui
Joyriders stole an eat near the Bishop at Adeittes Lie. A. Nuthas Mmus and others were involved. The incident occurred as residents heard a loud noise and saw a vehicle leaving the area. About 100 tiles were damaged in the reckless act.
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Adelmle
Adeittes
Residenes
Aitotier Sulouel
Niitier
Parcilly
Deportation Hearing for Johannesin in Sydney
The Mendicy Hetary Mie Tribunal heard evidence for Johannein. Titus Gedilal, secretary of the British strikers committee, said the strike was not called after wage cuts. They did not know of Johannesin's existence but sought Nim Lites. The hearing was adjourned again.
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Syrney
Mendicy
Behald
Juve Jolannsen
Titus Gedilal
Johannesins
Sillaess
Johannein
Amy
Head-on Collision Injures Three, Blocked Line Delays Train
A head on collision occurred between two trains causing delays on the line. Three people were penalized to hospital, though no serious injuries were reported. The guard on the goods train ensured passenger safety.
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Sydsay
Matitay
Incumology
Inte & Uods
Hughemlen Yen
Hmihertens
Car Capsizes in Sellick's Mill Accident Adelaide
A motor car negotiating Sellick's Nilson on Sunday had a tyre blowout causing a capsize near Sellick's Mill in Adelaide. A woman passenger sustained slight injuries.
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Adelaide
Sellick
Statements Denied by Trades Hall Officials
Trades Hall officials deny releasing any black ships and reject the accusations made by Mr. E Yellaney through Melbourne outlets claiming involvement by Trades Hell. The report presents no verified confirmation of the alleged action.
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Melbourne
Mr. E, Yellaney
All Melbourne
Hell
Tragedy in Kalkorai NZ as three Hart children slain
In Kalkorai Wellington district a mother named Mrs Hart killed her two boys aged five and three and a baby girl with a blunt instrument then attempted suicide. The demented mother was arrested after she cried to neighbors I’ve killed my kids. A neighbour Mr Upton found the injured family at the doorway and on the doormat.
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Wellington N.Z
Kalkorai
Hart
Upton
Soviet Power Celebrations At Headquarters In Lochunyesteedly
Reuters reports a Soviet Headquarters celebration in Lochunyesteedly marking the Bolshevik revolution's anniversary. About five hundred guests, including bankers, diplomats, and business leaders, attended a reception rivaling czarist era splendor. Berlin hosts another large gathering of around eight hundred notable men.
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Reuter
London
Lochun Yesteedly
Berlin
Bertin
Debt settlement call from U S labor leader
Me Matthew Woll vice president of the American Federation of Labor urges wage earners to back moderation in settling or reducing foreign debts owed to the United States. He challenges Senator Borah and the Senate committee to adopt a rational approach that avoids harming debtor or creditor nations and supports global prosperity.
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Washington
United States
Matthew Woll
Woll
Borah
Senate
Pure Relations Committee
Brighton to become Kollywood with British film push
The Board of Trade backs a scheme to make Brighton a British film hub dubbed Kollywood. Meteorological advice guides the base's selection as Brighton records sunshine and strong photographic conditions. Electric companies and firms pledge quick studio setup and a 4009 acre site is offered, with no American funding in the plan.
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Reuter
London
Board of Trade
Brighton
Arif
Brightom
Corruptions and Disputes Hit Maritime Charter Talks
London reporting on a contentious debate over the Waterside Workers Federation and shipowners dispute. Officials dispute who said what about vessel releases and terms of settlement, with assertions contested by Melbourne traders and statements attributed to Jock Garden and Premier Bruen. The piece notes alleged misstatements surrounding the chartering of vessels including the Glan Monroe and the overseas shipowners' stance.
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J.T. Lame
New South Wales
Hollaway
Glan Monroe
Seamen's Union
Brittary
St Messrs. Holloway, Crofts
Our Sews
Melbourne
Bruen
Henry
Jock Garden
Mr. Bruce
Inter- Itate
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