Kippax crafts third century as Australia ride late rally
At Brighton the last county match ends with Australia 348 for nine after Kippax shines with 186 in a bold innings. Grimmett and Tate bolster the tail as Australia fight back but Kippax’s sharp batting and a 100-run stand with Grimmett lift the visitors toward a strong day. Hornibrook and others contribute in a high-scoring session amid heat and varied bowling.
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London
Aunteallans
Mance
Sussex
St Brighton
Wix Wickelead
Kippax
Hurwoom
Hornibrock
Passing of Hobbs Reveals Personal Superstitions and Test Reflections
The interview with South African all rounder Maar Faulker shares Hobbs insights into his Test career. He discusses pad routines, dislike of ninth wicket chatter, and eagerness for first runs. Hobbs recalls Leeds 1926 hit and Bradman’s 300, while weighing two more Surrey seasons.
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London
Maar Faulker
Ang
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Leeds
Bradman
Hobbs
the Oval
England
Uaisman Wald
Surrey
Togmmot
Unreasonable Outburst Prompts Australian Censorship Debate
Melbourne dispatch reports J E Fenton complaining about vicious propaganda and defamatory messages linked to Australia. London censorship actions on similar press abuses spark calls to curb damaging publicity and misrepresentation, with critics accusing Australian sources of fueling scare campaigns.
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Bidy Ah Aw
Wil Feyutu
Frenton
Australia
Wasp
Adelaide
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Freengan
Qdive
Extension Feared as Timber Workers Consider Strike
An inexact report claims timber workers may strike starting Saturday morning after an afternoon meeting. The United Federation of Storemen and Packers plans a vote in Disputes Hutalultten to decide on further action. Street processions and a rally by around 2 to 3 hundred women occurred, with leaders speaking and singing.
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Gil
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Hutalultten
Three to One Dastardly Attack in Melbourne
Detectives report a late Saturday assault in Young Street Pilaroy Melbourne where John Alfred Penfold was attacked by three men. One man punched a companion while the other two slashed Penfold’s throat. they fled in a motor car. Penfold remains hospitalized with throat injuries as Sydney Kelly 25 musician Thomas Kelly 42 tribyr and Joseph Sinclair 28 bookmaker face possible charges of grievous bodily harm.
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Lodge
John Alfred Penfold
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Thomas Kelly
Tribyr
Joseph Sinclair
Employers Firm Resolve to Preserve Jobs
South Australian Employers Federation president W T Rofe said on Saturday that employers will not abandon leading drivers or reduce staff amid upheavals. He urged steps toward a new arrangement to keep as many men employed as possible during the unsettled times.
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W.T. Rofe
Federation
Art of Begging Inside Information Prompts Shocked Reaction
A controversial piece recounts Sergieu London and Liverpool Legear making startling claims about professional beggars in a candid interview. The coroner notes the statements’ unsettling nature while detailing one beggar’s boast of earning four pounds daily, his life on the streets, and a wife described as naive to the alleged scandal.
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Joesiulsiid
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Monkna
Mr Scullin Improves in Sailor Prognosis
A shipboard medical bulletin reports Mr Scullin shows marked general improvement after recent illness. The surgeon indicated the daily bulletin would not be issued any longer.
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Sumlay
Yiner Grama
Scul Uin
Magdeburg police trap fails to catch mail thief
A Magdeburg letter writer threatened mass poison and destruction to force payments. Police tried a trap by having a detective pick up a ransom note and follow prescribed steps. The money drop failed as the bearer could not complete the exchange and the culprit evaded capture.
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United Service
Magdeburg
Ship Destroyed After Explosion And Fire Off Los Angeles
Three hundred fifty people escaped from the gambling ship Mom Falcone, anchored off the coast, when a gasoline explosion started a fire tonight. Water taxis aided the evacuations amid great excitement as the vessel burned and was delayed.
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United Service
Los Angeles
Mom Falcone
Death by Own Action In Cell Chicago Man Kills Wife Suspect
Houston Payne, a Chicago attorney, died by his own action in his prison cell on Saturday. He reportedly killed his wife two months earlier and stored a nitroglycerin phial, exploding it after midnight to enable his children to collect a life insurance payout. The policy’s suicide clause expired at midnight, and Payne had been slated for trial next week for the murder, during which he allegedly confessed and sought swift execution. He claimed descent from the author of Home, Sweet Home.
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United Service
Chicago
Houston Payne
Payne
Sweet Home
Minister Alleges Murder in Cold Street Shooting
Eyewitnesses describe a shocking Edinburgh morning as James Dalgleish, a 63 year old master painter, is fatally shot by Rev. Peter Carmichael of Marr Church Scotland. Dalgleish was en route to open his shop for his brother's funeral when the fatal confrontation occurred. The minister reportedly drew a revolver from an attache case and fired, then calmly walked away as onlookers alerted police.
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London
Chicago
Edinburgh
James McNair Dalabelsh
Peter Carmichael
Marr
Scotland
Marr m
Dalgleish
Plane crash kills merchant and family in France
A civil aeroplane crashed into Montier's house in France while he dined with his wife and two daughters. The house caught fire and Montier was killed. Several others were injured as witnesses describe a chaotic scene with the pilot leaping to escape before perishing.
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Rocubyort
France
Montier
Aresm Monnier
Harme
American films taxed. NZ sales boycott may push change
In New York on Saturday film producers and distributors in the United States weigh withholding films from New Zealand to pressure the government over heavy taxes. The move aims to spur relief while the tax field remains burdensome for American film sales.
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United Service
New York
United States
New Zealand
America
Crystal Brook Show Promises Strong Agricultural Exhibit
Bright prospects for a prosperous season hinge on the North Western Agricultural Society annie show at Crystal Brook on Wednesday. The Crystal Brook Show dominates the middle north agribusiness scene with high quality exhibits large attendance and busy commerce. Excellent entries have been received across most sections and horses in action are expected to have strong acceptances. September 3 will be a bank and school holiday in Port Pr.
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North-Western Agricultural Society
Crystal Brook
Middle North
Port Pr
Messages to Australia Unearthed Wireless Station
Police uncover an unauthorised wireless station in Rouen believed linked to electrician Forfen who sent messages to Australia. Authorities identify the equipment and ongoing transmission activity as part of the inquiry.
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Rouen
Une
Forfen
Australia
Vacuum Oil enters service with new installation
The Vacuum Oil Enterprise inaugurated a 40,000 pound installation to save costs, with the first tanker delivering petrol and kerosene. An early arrival delayed official ceremonies but pumping began yesterday afternoon into Solomanton storage tanks. About 300,000 gallons are scheduled for completion and clearance by midday.
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Vaewoline
Wuart
Mirrabooka
Nécossary
Jane Company
Solomantown
Reticent Victim Faces Razor Attack in Melbourne
In Melbourne a 38 year old man who gave the name Arthur Anderson was brought to hospital with a deep slash across his face and a cut on the back of his head after a razor attack. He refused to identify his assailant saying he would get even.
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Melbourne
Arthur Anderson
Traffic Accidents Mar Sydney City Suburbs
Several serious crashes disrupted Sydney on Sunday with two brothers involved in major incidents. Kenseth Jord, 26, on a main South Coast road collision left him with another rider injuring Mc Joel who lost two toes and Mrs Stella Kendall 32 suffered a fractured skull. Later Rueben Joel, 124, on Botany Road lost control and mounted the footpath injuring pedestrians. Mr Joel sustained concussion and scalp wounds.
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Kenseth Jord
Mc Joel
Stella Kendall
Rueben Joel
Botany Road
Joel
Body Found in Duck Creek Near Auburn
Three girls spotted a bundle by Duck Creek and alerted police. The body of John Miller, 44, of Auburn, was recovered in shallow water. he had been missing from his home since Wednesday.
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Sydney
Duck Creek
Auburn
John Miller
Wonder Student Brings Braille Reading Brilliance
In Chicago this Saturday Raymond Dickenson, a blind student, tops a field of hundreds of affluent youths as the wonder student of the decade. He has read every book transcribed into Braille, marking him as a remarkable scholar at the university.
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United Service
Chicago
Raymond Dickenson
Ganitor
Univerity
Foul Play In Port Pirie As Man Attacked Near Drill Inn
Percy Wright about five years old was found lying unconscious near the Drill Inn in Port Pirie shortly after 4 30 yesterday morning. He was picked up by two women and attended by Dr. BG Johnston. Wright was later taken to Port Pirie hospital, where his condition improved that night. The Port Pirie police are investigating. the assailant is unknown.
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BG Johstone
Port Pirie
Me. Wright
New Committee to probe economy in Commonwealth and States
Melbourne Sunday reports a Finance Advisory Committee appointed by the Premiers Conference will lead a Commonwealth and State inquiry into economy. The group will investigate ways to remove duplication of services between levels of government to save costs.
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Melbourne
Bulldog Club Dog Show Dominates South Australia
At the South Australia Bullton Club show in ANA Hall Flinsby entries excelled in seventeen competitions. Mrs J Poys Ald Qualls won best in show with ceases praised by judges A I Wotton and W Nonity. Cassidy by Mrs Powell won the nosive class, while Lord Kingsford and Southern Brownie featured in top placings.
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Bullton Club
Ana Hall
Flinsbry
Jude
Ai. A. I
Wotton
DL J. Poy
Keven
Powell
Cassidy
G. Brwélack
Tynedale
Buckley Joyce
Lord Kingsford
Southern Brownie
W. Pietxelman
If. B. Tavobs
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Betty
Australian court hears case on London traffic crash
London reports an Australian subject, Wald Nosy Linneam, charged with causing bodily harm to St. Macey in a two car collision on a main street near Go fon-Portamouth four. Duncan claimed he did not see the motorcyclist and swerved. A charge of numerous driving was adjourned.
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Linneam
St. Macey
Evenie
Duncan
Humors of the Law on Defamation in Morning Port report
A Morning Port feature notes Lord rariig’s distinction between slander and libel. It cites centuries of case law showing that calling a lawyer a fool is actionable, while calling a vicar a fool may not be. Judges supposedly permit later correction if the target remains a good official.
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