Disaster at Sea Collisions Sink Rowan in Ghostly Fog
United Service London Sunday reports the steamers Rowan and West Ca mak collided near St George's Channel. The Rowan sank within a minute after the collision with heavy loss of life. Passengers and crew rushed to all directions as the crowd on deck panicked and the rescue work began amid darkness and confusion. Captain Donald Brown perished with the ship. relatives gathered as the line offices faced a flood of inquiries.
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United “Service
London
Rowan
West Camak
St. George's Chama
Malcolm Wise
Daily Mall
Rywsen
Camakov
United Service London
Syndas
Patchy Abatement Totals Rise in City Wards
In Pirie, assessed values climbed across wards with increases shown for North Ward 97 024 Salomontown Ward 182 880 West Ward 119 734 and others. Council debated tax roll revisions and set dates in November for roll adjustments while councilors Geddes Pimlott and clerk supported staff recommendations.
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North
Salomontown
West
Ural
Ore
Geddes
Pimlott
Fows
Svere
Ladies Matinee Today at 2 30 for Women Only
A matinee is scheduled this afternoon at 2 30 restricted to ladies. Details are unclear due to damaged text but emphasis remains on a women only showing.
SiN Feshers Disappointing Peace Prospects In Dublin
London gossip in Sunday lines claims Irish talks are staged to fit Premier desires. Describes French past, Indian delegates, and British attitude toward hospitality. Notes potential truce delays and Republican disruptions daily, with mixed signals on Welsh reply and future negotiations.
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Seevine
London
Sion
Nighere
France
Ile Lomlom
Llosa
Sinn Fein Delegates to Meet Premier in Dublin Talks
United. Sarviae reports in London that Sinn Fein delegates and Mr. Lloyd George will meet tomorrow in Dublin to discuss the procedure for the conference once during the day. The meeting aims to outline the path for upcoming talks between the parties and the government.
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United
Sarviae
London
Suodiy
Uandoncei
Sinn Fain
Lloyd George
Dovying Sireal
Australia’s Finances In Australian Government Debate
In Melbourne on Monday, Cowie criticizes federal departments for wasting funds while Sir Joseph Dagwel argues the Country Party could cut spending only by changing taxation. The discussion touches on the nations’ financial trajectory and potential reform to avoid prolonged deficits.
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Aiplbourne
Melwoyree
Josend
Cowie
Sweas
Flat-The-Fort
Country Party
Swann
Tudge and D'Fiyma Learn to Do Aid at Police Station
In a clipped exchange, Pat D'Fiyma assures a companion they were taught to handle duties as they head to the police station transfer area. The brief dialogue hints at training or service tasks and a steady tone amid unclear wording.
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Pat D'Fiyma
Pirie Tennis Club seeks lease extension with council
A Pirie Tennis Club deputation urged Pirie Council to renew or extend the lease for the club's courts and fencing. They proposed a 24 year extension under new terms, with upgrades to grass and hard courts, hedges, and a revised rental. Officials debated the lease length, annual rent, and public access to the facilities, with emphasis on preserving a public sport venue.
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Phae Jenols Glib
Tig Pirie Council
Ig Yeas
Tha Tenis
Dra
Leiteh
T. T. Taylor
AD. Hewitt
Ie Eoumtell
Eriena
Adelaide
Warren
Leitch
Thoras
Lacey
Leilols
Cockburn
Elf
Reputalios
Lalleh
Pirle
Pimlol
Glos
Conneil
Leltoh
Br. Geddes
Cours
Orien
Tha Aureeyer
Mitchell
Gackburn
Ely
Gauls Club
Warren Silil
BP Ba
Cansiat
Tie Imuel
Memorial Park
Haing
Thresthold
Hiematom
Gr. Lueny
Ge. Geddes
Lee
Kimberley Oilfields Seen As Encouraging prospecting
A report from Kimberley notes that geological surveys should guide immediate prospecting for oil. Officers favor placing deep drilling plants at the most favorable sites while caution is advised, but prospects from a geological view are distinctly encouraging if feasible.
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Adelaide
Mandi
Progessir
Kimberley
Payobie- Olltsick
Axtend
Queensland borrows money from United States loan
Melbourne reports Sir Joseph Cook comments on Queensland Government seeking a loan from the United States. The issue, arranged by the National City Company, would fund 12,000,000 dollars in bonds redeemable in twenty years with annual and quarterly payments. The plan aims to attract American investment in Australia and positions Queensland’s first U.S. loan.
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Melbourne
Joseph Cook
Queensland
Nso Browads
New York
Wuerns
Uily
Qasensiyod
Tle -Open
Nick Lue Toon
Australia
Tharnat Retin
Querslana
Jn Delievad
Wienters
Wall Street
Joan
Tia
Interview on Australian settlement plans by Col Davies
An interview in the Daily Mull features Colonal W. Karri Davies discussing government strategies to attract settlers to Australia. He advocates modern towns with daily work opportunities and long term wage schemes, suggesting £1 payments over 90 years and work toward farms to reduce loneliness and improve schooling proximity. The plan aims to transform frontier life through sustained settlement and access to civil amenities.
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United Service
London
Karri Davies
Australia
Davies
Gould
Barnardo Boys Mansion Sale For Training In Australia
London reports Daily Mail details that Meriford mansion sold for 40000 pounds to fund Barnardo boys training in Australia. About 200 boys to be housed at the villa with plans to sail after a training period ending next March.
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London
Hal
Coun Leys
Meriford
Barmado
Australia
Pilipino Independence Debate Warns of U S Criticism
London dispatch reports a Philippine independence promise criticized by American officials. The cable notes a tension between honoring independence and avoiding opprobrium linked to Germany in wartime rhetoric.
British delegation to Disarmament Conference eyed
Washington dispatch reports well informed sources expect a British delegation to attend the Disarmament Conference. Names mentioned include Arthur Balfour, Sir Auckland Geddes, Robert Burden, Senator Pearce of Australia, and possibly General Smuts who may be sent.
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London
Sr Times
Washington
Duarlirshers
Arthur Balfour
Tard Lee
Auckland Gednes
Robert Burden
Canaan
Sen. Pearce
Australia
Smuts
Australia Admitted Conference Statement Clarified
Dr Hughes cites U S government assertion that the Washington Conference door had never been slammed in Australia. He remarks the claim may reflect a misunderstanding and notes the door was slammed in our sea, as discussed by Abel and Simsbourne in Monday’s report.
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Simsbourn
Abel
Dr. Hughes
United States
Washington
Australia
Ben Utaer
Fancy Dress Ball Crowds St Anthonys Hall Children
Crowded St Anthonys Hall hosted a fancy dress ball for children last night in Wit attended event with vibrant decorations and lights. About 260 children in costumes participated with Ste Mari's Band providing incidental music and judges awarding prizes for best costumes and dances.
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ST. Anthony's Hall
St Anthony's
Salomontown
Childred
St Mari’s
Andér
Richardéim
Toman Catholig
J. Soka
J. Iynn
Tio
Ardson
Ube
O'Callaghan
J. Ras
B. J. Stacey
Elel
Patvinia Moone
Hae Lewis
Uitly Lord Boundleray
Air
Ander
Macy Cummings
Nizhh
Doreen Hier
Veard Garey
Foley
Adelaide Tares Mosquitoes Plan Debated by Health Board
Adelaide muadry the Adelaide wile corpyralian te starting a crusade against mosquitoes. The health board discussed prevention measures, submitting to the public health committee a report on March 24. The plan covers by laws, regulations in Queensland and New Wales, and includes destroying breeding grounds at lakes and rivers, with projected costs of £49,000 for six months over three years, plus £25,000 for minor works. The council adopted the scheme.
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Adelaide
Muadry
Oval
Healtte
Desirvelind
Healh
Cleland
Tr. Gumpston
Australia
Cal Wrlver
Health
Queensland
Naw Builth
Wales
Dave
Ramonisa
Dorvens
Achaine
Willy
Butt
Yes
Voyage of ailing crew aboard steamer voyage report
A damaged OCR fragment describes a voyage from London to Sydney aboard a steamer named for the Santa or Saint something. Ernest is ill and cabling fashion news, with crew member Me Stonney and Sir Afooney seasick yet willing to work. The ship's doctor says the crew endures hardship and lack of stamina.
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Ondon
Santas
Ernest
Fashon
Mallee
Neottia
Afooney
Lis
Man Falls From Timber Injury in Melbourne Death Report
A Melbourne resident, Mando Dc Hoperl Res of Nowth Fitzroy, fell from a land of Bioy Jer at Choltentum. His injuries were fatal after being dragged along the road by horses. Rex conveyed him to hospital but he died on arrival.
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Melbourne
Mando
Hoperl Res
Nowth Fitzroy
Choltentum
Rex
Death of Mr Luscombe in Solomontown at 65
Mr Luscombe of Moorhouse Street Selimontawo died yesterday after illness that began Sunday. He collapsed and died of heart failure at age 65. An old resident of Solomontown he worked as a blacksmith and formerly with the late Mr Simpson. He was a member of the Unity Odd Fellows and participated in funeral rites.
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T Lusva
Moorhouse Streat
Belton
Luscombe
Lussapmide
Solomontown
Mit TG
Ine
Dagga Use in Africa Described in Psychotropic Detail
The text depicts the use of dagga among African natives, detailing preparation and smoking methods. It notes secrecy, the ritual of loading two wells, water inhalation between draws, and a euphoric afterglow followed by tears and heightened excitement. The account emphasizes cultural context and the powerful subjective effects observed.
Debt Crisis Weighs On City Utilities Assets Decline
An electrician reported to the Pittsburgh council last night that six tons of consumption were connected and two awaited mains connections. Proposals to raise electric and power charges were discussed. the council debated increasing rates, noting asset depletion and a £15,000 liability. The motion to increase charges was carried despite opposition, with Campbell Warren and Mitchell voting in favor. The full Hebek agenda item returned.
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Hue
Tha
Gr Cockburn
Ok Warren
Weller
Conneil
Popasea
Grendees
Campbell
Warren
Mitchell
Shoukburn
Pneumonic Influenza Cases Reported By Local Council
The town reports 47 pneumonic influenza cases and one pulmonary tuberculosis case. Home isolation and disinfection are urged, with special measures beyond ordinary care. Medical authorities discuss reporting, potential regulation, and criteria where home care is impractical.
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Pirie Council
Albestom
Genteal Board of Health
Cass
Fla
Drain controversy at hospital Ward sanitation meeting
Council discussed a recently laid drain from the infectious diseases Ward at Use hospital amid inspection delays. Locals reported hazards from hoardings and uninspected works while officials debated contractor responsibility and the need for by law conformity.
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Périn Council
Fésirthe Street
Armig
Nicayne
Gr Warren
Servatory
Cr Cockburn
Carrie
Gr Cockburn
Geliether
Warren
Thendzold
Sas
Port Adclaide
Share Market Fragments Signal Investor Jumble
A fragmented excerpt lists names and numbers blending shares, copper, oil, and investment terms. The garbled entry mentions brokers and entities like Zinc Corporation and various dated figures, presenting a chaotic financial snapshot with no clear events or outcomes.
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