Nautilus Reported Safe After Ice Pole Expedition Delay
Oslo reports a 20 minute message from the submarine Nautilus stating all well. Sir Hubert Wilkins and crew, who left Spitzer Gen on August 16 to traverse under the ice toward the North Pole, are believed safe though no current position is released. A search effort involves Weiding and Fridtjof Nansen, with Canadian and Norwegian support coordinated from Tromso and King's Bay as polar nights approach.
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United Service
Oslo
Norway
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Spitzergen
North Pole
Vilhjalmur Ste~fanssom
Weiding
King’s Bay
Ther Seeler Fridtjof Nansen
Tromso
Riser Larsen
Bergen
Alirenbere
Plant to cost 8679 000 in South Australia
In Adelaide a proposed South Australian plant, costing £678,893, will produce newsprint and wrapping paper from straw and grasses. Macnivel of Macnical Wright & Co. says the first plant in a planned chain will be built without subsidies. Capacity 22,000 tons in three years. staff about 378.
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Adelaide
South Australis
A. Ne Macnivel
Macnical, Wright & Co
Sydney
Mn Macnical
South Australia
Australia
Maunicot
New Zealand
Rosy & Rows
Focal Wen
Macnico
Chilean General Strike Paralyzes Ports and Cities
A broad Chilean strike shuts Valparaiso and Santiago with unemployed crowds and disrupted trade. Soldiers and police patrol streets as protests spread to ports and government faces pressure amid labour unrest and political upheaval across the republic.
Savings Bank to reopen in Sydney under government
Preparations are complete for the reopening of the Savings Bank in Sydney tomorrow with aims to induce depositors to continue business. The Premier Mr J T Lace and other leaders are present as the bank plans to open accounts and restart operations.
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Sydney
Mie Govarnme
Savings Bank
Oly
J.T. Lace
Bultenshaw
My Stevens
T. Z." Bayin
Britain's Sea Power Warns Canadians At Navy League
Admiral Lord Jellicoe warned Canadians that Britain’s disarmament policy risks security. He said Britain sacrificed coastal defenses and navy strength to set an example, noting the danger and urging stronger measures to prepare for future conflict.
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United Service
Toronto
Great Britain
Lord Jellicoe Wierlsred
Navy League of Clnude
Navy
Shikas
Football Fatality in London as Celtic Keeper Jon Thomson Dies
In London on Saturday a legendary Celtic international keeper Jon Thomson died after a collision while attempting to save a goal. The crash left several players injured with broken legs, noses, and arms reported among the day’s football casualties.
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United Service
London
Scotland
Celtic
Jon Thomson
Kote Ak
River Level Drops Amid Flood Threats in Adelaide District
River levels eased along the Murray threatening irrigation settlements at Jervois Pompoots Montaith Swangort and Woods Point. NE winds helped drive water downstream, allowing repairs and a cautious deferral of rate payments as officials monitor embankment safety and disaster risk.
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Adelaide
Jervois
Pompoots
Montaith
Swangort
Woods Point
Murray
Dzy
Monteith
Tate
Icv
Th Tervois
Monnieith
Swanport
Mobllong
Sitri
Gethlers
G. Ke, Abbott
J. Cowan
MLC
Melbourne travel note on H F Broadbery departure
A fragmented report from Melbourne notes Mr H F Broadbery arrived in the city then prepared to depart for Sydney tomorrow morning. The account mentions his journey, a welcoming crowd, and references to Essendon and a stormy wind affecting progress. The piece appears to be a brief travel or social item from Sunday.
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Melbourne
H. F. Broadbery
Lendon
Sydney
Cook
Melbourn
Fitor
Uim
Essendon
Broadbent
Masao
Enraged Residents at City Hospital Birth Disruption
An act described as a disturbing scene at Galshurg Hospital where unauthorized access to a birth occurred. Residents express anger and fear as police investigate the incident and security measures are reviewed. Authorities detach any direct names or dates in this readable fragment.
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Vienna
Sunirawy
Alexzy
Oles
Galshurg Hospital
Bank Credit Talks Focus on Public Works and Unemployed Aid
MB&Lbourne reports on possible loan expansions totaling around 18 million pounds to support wheat growers public works and industry. Loan Council to seek formal board request next week as Sir Robert Gibson warns banks must conserve liquidity. Authorities urge immediate deep cuts in departmental and government expenditures to free funds for further credits.
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Mb&lbourne
Hy Loan Council
Soeremelat
Tisiks
Robert Gibson
Sir Robert
Awtandal-Cireles
Thefts Shake Stock Exchange Gambler Vaults
A Stock Exchange gambler allegedly stole about £409,000 to cover losses and used multiple aliases over thirteen years. Walter Wolt Ona, living on £15 a week, ran up margin debts, diverted securities, and hid funds while promising repayment. Auditors investigate as authorities trace the embezzlement through fluctuating accounts and split personal finances.
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Onidagg
Walter Wolt
Ona Thaytre
Scots Whisky Crisis Deepens With Production Cuts
London reports Britain's whisky trade in crisis as Elgin distillers vote for a further production cut in the new season. After two prior reductions, 1926 and 1931, it is believed winter output will fall to negligible levels. North Scotland distillers hold packed warehouses and will not resume work until autumn. Barley growers face a grave outlook.
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United Service
London
Britain
Whisky Trade A. Distillers Meeting
Elgin
Slistillers
Scotland
Devastation and Death After North India Earthquake
In Calcutta on Saturday reports detail wide devastation from a recent earthquake in northwest India. Estimations indicate over 200 deaths including 80 in two villages, with another village missing and numerous orphans. Prisoners escaped and hid among ruins as rescuers struggle to reach survivors. An official recounts the landscape changing as he rode toward Quetta, noting broken roads and altered scenery.
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Calcutta
Indi
Quetta
Britain Withdraws From Schneider Cup Race Report
London reports that Britain may withdraw after French and Italian pilots race uncertainty. Despite official refusals and postponement talks, both France and Italy submitted pilots. British plans to fly and chase a new speed record remain. The Vickers Supermarine seaplane is noted for 405 mph practice speed as the British team heads to the course.
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London
Royal Agrafi
Lonigt
Air Ministry
Fumries
Bnush
Paris
Freeh
Taig
Prange
Aly
Lng
Frynch Gut
Glein
Royal Acro Club
Accine
Rilles
Fin
Rome
Eannies
Franty
Haly
Envants
Brotean
Miriain
Boet
Miles From Home Child Found After Five Minutes Exposure
A four year old boy from Yothagunda Shitian Mozsglel was found near a water pump forty five miles from home after wandering for several days. He wore torn clothes, had many scratches, and appeared uninjured aside from minor injuries from the trek. Authorities note the boy survived by eating grass and weathered five nights away.
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Sydney
Far Wort
Jimmy Shivlis
Shitian Mozsglel
Jamestown Coursing Draw for Wednesday Meeting
Jamestown draws announced for a Wednesday meeting at Jamestown Plimpton with Coursing starting at 44 wmn. Stakes include Gloss v Tamrys, Oley Sweep v Ton Muah, Gifty Mim sain, Tre Gitty Kofalin, Special Chumes v The Tramp, Sales Tax Disuard, Sunny Boy Grisewyne, Sapling Stake, and others.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Plimpton
Wmn
ALL Agid
Gloss
Tamrys
Oley Sweepy Ton Muah
Arother Gifty
Mimsain
Tre Gitty Kofalin
Searwyoo
Nikene
the Tramp
Disuard Sunny Boy
Grisewyne
Stenping
Alune Y Monlys Cade Sapling
Bummer
Clarigzo
Aubbes
Bloodshed at Barcelona in strike clashes and riot firepower
In Barcelona a strike clash escalated into civil warfare as strikers fought police and civil guards for hours. A mob attacked a union HQ with rifles and machine guns, prompting shells, urban firefights, and heavy casualties. Madrid reports arrest of ex aide Rexach Francos tied to an attempted communist uprising at Jaca.
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United Service
Barcelona
Uisro
Irike
Pexan
Polios
Tron
Wil
Zhioops
Irlillery
Mathioo
Piieye
Holly
Madrid
Weptain Rexach Francos
Madrid Strike Turmoil Leaves Deaths and Lockdown
A general strike in Madrid paralyzes the city with at least eight people killed and many injured. Sips, banks, post offices, and government buildings are closed under guard with machine guns and rifles. Cavalry dispersed protesters as police clash with mobs. fear rises of a dictatorial takeover.
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Aol Iho Polles
Ho-Nogessary
Salutary sentences for Winnipeg Bandits
United Service Winnipeg Saturday reports Matheu Qonnister and Barry Davi of the IsuBiting bandits from New York robbed Winnipes Banks of £4000. They were arrested this week and detectives recognised their large statures. Each man was sentenced to 15 years with 10 lashes in a dwellers to mate landstey un popular in this city.
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United Service
Winnipeg
Matheu Qonnister
Barry Davidias
New York
Ihrer Winnipes
Ohiuratt Pari
Landstey
Paris Brest Paris Race Ends Day After Nightlong Storm
Leon Lovyet of Belgium led the Paris Brest Paris race as Hubert Opperman of Australia stood second after a night of gales and heavy rain. The riders then began the return journey amid the turn at Brest.
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United, Service
Brest
Saurday
Leon Lovyet
Belgium
Hubert Opperman
Australia
Picnic goers injured in Keilor Road crash
A large party of picnickers on Keilor Road Keilor were struck by a motor vehicle and sustained injuries while standing beside two charabancs. Melbourne reports Lumley noting several victims were hurt as a result of the collision.
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Melbourne
Lumley
Keilor
Nation Wide Drive Against Gangsters Advocated
A garbled report describes a national campaign against gangsters led by Franklin Roosevelt and others. It cites a nationwide drive with 5,000 Democrats and mentions police use of steel bulletproof vests and sharpshooter rifles, amid wartime rhetoric and a drive to curb crime.
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Youvis
Sapmeday
Gonucticut
Franklin Roosevelay
Rupgeveldt
New York
Osime
Berlin Stock Exchange Reopens Amid Panic Selloff
The Berlin Stock Exchange reopened after a long closure amid heavy selling pressure. Reports cite anxiety over a possible customer union with Austria and French political strains weighing on sentiment, triggering a cautious trading mood and a large-scale selloff estimate.
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Tujtsa
Berlin
Berlis Stock Exchange
Avalandts
France
Gea
Prayers Sought As British Call For Unity and Courage
London Sunday service appeals for Hallstone prayers as Parliament faces national defense decisions. Archbishop of Canterbury urges Christians to seek wisdom and sacrifice, while a Durham group reports Prime Minister MacDonald replying in person to supporters. The premier vows full devotion to defending the nation and its people.
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London
Canyerbiey
Esington -Gallivey
Durham
Tamsay MacDonald
Change of Opinion on Australian Premiers Conference
The Observer notes that the Mussislian Premises Conference to national government is minor among seven. It argues the Federal Liberals' plans at the Premiers' Glan are of little moment and mocks claims of warnings. The Sunday dispatch cites public anxiety and questions about government priorities.
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London
Austalia
Runaway Aeroplane Tragedy Shocks Rome Crowd
In Rome on Saturday a pilot attempted a high speed takeoff with 800 planes. One aircraft failed to lift and plunged into a crowd, killing three and injuring 41. Emergency crews cordoned off the area as officials investigated the incident.
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United Service
Rome
Ahi King Voor Esmmanuel
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