Alleged Conspiracy Mounts in German Republic
Berlin reports a dangerous terrorist conspiracy against the Republic by nationalist elements, with over 20 arrests tied to recent outrages across Germany. Police seized a motor car linked to former captain Nickels, and searched a Hamburg home where bombs were assembled, seen as a prelude to an extremist rising.
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United Service
Berlin
Republi
Germany
Reichstag
Nickels
Nekels
Hamburg
Ube
Jnlérdec
Jewish unrest and fund drives amid Haifa tensions
In Jerusalem on Wednesday reports say Haifa and Galilee remain unsettled though quiet. Jews seek punishment for Hebrew massacres instigators and demand compensation for relief efforts. The Arshs are raising funds for injured brethren and compiling reports of Jewish attacks for government presentation.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Galilee
Arshs
Court rules actor must pay after talkie cancellation
United States court in New York ruled that Jed Harris must pay damages when the talkie Coquette was cancelled after leading lady Helen Jayes announced maternity. The production, under Harris, promised eight weeks notice of dismissal unless an act of God intervened. The leading actress gave birth to a baby boy on the day the decision was made.
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United. Service
New York
Jed Harris
Reader objects to Arch-Colonel humor in golf notes
A letter-writer rankles at a column by Arch-Colonel criticizing humorous Squiggles and Shinanbone segments. The writer urges focusing on golf news and match details rather than juvenile dialogue, claiming golf is for the educated and condemning the light gossip as nonsensical.
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Peared
Bib
Bob
Tam
Racing Notes Highlight Showdowns At Strathalbyn Meets
Churinga notes expect tight contentions as Guineas outcome shifts interest. Lady Adelaide and Lord Brixton loom large while others like Pass By and Beau Geste figure in a busy card. Jumps, flat races, and sprint events promise keen competition with several horses such as Barrier Gold, Santtes Hara, and Double It shaping as live contenders.
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Jacobian
Avliou
Amant
Algeri
Lord Brxtod
Adelaide
Lady Adelaide
Delanunty
Adelaine Fas
Alders
Alee
Musical
Ruthven
Lord Brixton
Pass By
Beau Geste
Justification
Princeacre
Arruda
Junomagne
Elenora
Aebner
Australian Pride Song Amid Rivers and Cities 1929
A call to celebrate Australia with fevered patriotism, praising rivers like Brisbane and the Murray, Bondi beaches, and domestic industry. The verse lists cities from Lismore to Albury, recounts national devotion, and asserts Australian goods as best, dated September 7 1929 in Coogee.
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Brisbane
Murray
Lismore
Uralla
Goulburn
Blackseil Plains
Bathurst
Benalla
Dubbo
Dorrigo
Albury
Alshaman
Tennessee
Missouri
Narrangansett
Bondi
Berrigan
Cairns
Perth
Tome Sin
Wicholls
Coogee
Federal Parliament Election Date Announcement
Federal Parliament announced the dissolution of the sons of representatives and set the election for October 19, five weeks hence.
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Graered &Dhasolmiion
The
Sons of Mepresentatives
Dearer Whisky Price Rise Takes Effect Today
The Fort Pirie Licensed Victuallers Association announces a price hike across whisky offerings due to new excise duties. Whisky and imported whiskies with no hotel label rise 4d per nobler, but ale and glass prices stay, beer increases 4d per haule, wines unchanged. Local shops may keep old prices where feasible.
Plucky Youth Foils Sugar Bag Robbery at Melbourne Market
Three bandits attempted to steal £146 from J Ottara’s Victoria market stall. The owner’s nephew John Ottara wrested the bag free after being struck several times, then fled toward Dorcas Street. He reached the South Melbourne police station unharmed. Police searched the area but found no suspects.
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Melbourne
J. O'ttara
Victoria Market
John O'ttara
South Melbourne
Wncle
Dorcas Street
Beality
Bill to abolish coupon stamp system debated in Assembly
Attorney-General MapParlane moved the second reading of a Bill to prohibit the wading stamp coupon scheme arguing it deceives the public and annoys shopkeepers. The measure stops short of banning trade discounts and proposes a £56 maximum penalty for those who issue trading stamps to secure free or reduced price goods. The debate was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Me MapParlane
Legislative Assembly
Anne
Death of Young Woman Under Coroner Inquest
Melbourne reports a coroner inquiry into the death of Irene Argent an 18 year old daughter of a farmer from Trarulgo. Her decomposed body was found August 20 in a paddock at Prankston. Evidence identified the deceased as Irene Argent who had worked at Homeste for 42 months in 4 hours a Mawthorn.
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Melbourne
Prankston
Irene Argent
Homesté
Alleged Fraud Case Against Bank Manager in Paddington
Sydney case at Paddington Court involves Herbert Lloyd a 58 year old bank manager charged with defrauding Bondi branch of the Commercial Banking Co of £5095. His counsel says he is mentally ill and will not appear while in a mental hospital. Crown argues he may be fit for trial and magistrate orders bail at £400 to be estreated and the case adjourned.
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Strattalbyn
Hamly
Fulham Park
John Orby
Newvale
Farc'e
Woodlane
Induna
Seineley
Plaldie
Quarty
Tigre
Ethelton
Pamphieteer
Keltie
Benoni
Serbury
Burl
Lutigariag
Bestiman
Hele
Satonaright
Gregory A
Santtes Hara
Swurs
Athens
Gockina
Arnoes Oberon
Cremteart
Fronch
Seutatoyn Bridoon
Sydney
Thursany
Herbert Lloyd
Paddington Court
Commercial Banking Co
Rogers
Crown
Lloyd's
Tragic Death Near North Sydney In Paralyzed Man
Ernst ry, 50, who had been missing since Saturday from North Sydney, was found today in a gulley near his home with a foot wedged between rocks. Suffering paralysis, he apparently slipped while attempting to move and fell into a shallow creek, resulting in drowning.
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Sydney
Ernst ¥Ry
North Sydney
NSW Railways Premiership Resignation Rumor Shocks Sydney
Premier Mr Baine announced that Assistant Railways Commissioner O W Brain planned to resign with Chief Commissioner Mr Fraser. Rumors suggest the government may recruit an external expert to run NSW Railways and replace the second commissioner position.
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Sydney
Mr Baine
O. W Brain
Fraser
New South Wales Railways
Am Aus
British Officer’s Desert Deception in Bedouin Rally
A British deputy superintendent of police at Beersheba led 1500 Bedouins away from a march toward Beersheba and Jerusalem by explaining Jewish denial of mosque desecration. He traveled with four Arab guides, calmed the crowd, and convinced them to halt their advance on the promise that words from a sheikh would be returned.
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Lawrence
Araba
Uly
Iit
Beersheba
Jerusalem
Oally Matt
PF. A. Partridge
Pol'oe
Omar
Jorneatem
Wuem
Australian cricket board fixes 1930 England Tests dates
The Australian Board of Content for International Cricket sets the 1930 England Tests with fixtures at Nottingham Lords Leeds Manchester and The Oval from June to August. Prices for addenton and provincial matches are listed, proceeds taxed then shared. The squad sails Sydney March 12 aboard the Orford and departs England September 27.
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Thoreday
Australian Board of Content For International Cricket
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Nottingham
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Leeds
Manchester
the Oval
Boary Af
Sentrot
London
Sydney
Orford
England
Waterfront Outlook Signs of Improvement for Port Pirie
Waterfront outlook shows signs of improved conditions with expected arrivals boosting employment. The Waterside Workers Federation secretary notes cautious optimism as ship traffic and ore coal cargoes are due to arrive in September and October, potentially lifting activity after eight to nine dormant months.
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Waterside Workers” Federation
Lie Fast Pout
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Block Air
Elder Smith and Company Uavise
Anglia Columbian
Deppo
Parawkoola
Portmund
Gibbs, Braht
Condyise
Pirie
Nurse Lily Wall Funeral Sparks Post Mortem Action
Thursday report from Aueklann notes the funeral of nurse Lily Wall. A baby’s body found in her trunk led to a post mortem examination and investigation, with authorities ordered to proceed. The fragmentary text indicates a shocking incident and official response.
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Aueklann
Lily Wall
Graf Zeppelin Arctic base to be prepared at Alaska site
The Graf Zeppelin aims to establish a base at rarbanks Alaska for an Arctic Signy mooring before year end. Scientific instruments are ready and will be tested from winter on the Zeppelins, with 20 real flights planned to validate accuracy. Commander Eckener's role as North Pole flight navigator remains undecided, possibly Captain Lehman if he declines.
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Dexlin
Graf Zeppein
Rarbanks
Alaska
Eckener
Lehman
Nework
Reeidrichnhafen
State Audit Dispute Arises in Parliament
Adelaide top officials clash over auditor powers and railway accounts as Premier defends the Auditor General. Opposition cites a claimed challenge to Rogers, denying Webb threw it out. government says Webb had access to railway securities and the audit remains within authorities.
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Adelaide
W. Webb
R L. Duller
Audembly
T. Helly
Webb
Rogers
Audi
Prenter
Wholesale poisoning by women in Hungary scandal
Case reports describe wholesale poisoning by Hungarian women and male relatives using arsenic as a means to gain property. Exhumations and investigations unfold as authorities probe seamen and husbands amid a broader pattern of arsenic poisoning linked to financial gain.
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Funapast
Wotnassay
Tarren
Avon
China Situation Amid War News and Arrests
United Service reports from Shanghai detail limited damage around a one way station and surrounding buildings. Russian forces reportedly withdraw behind the border while Japan notes aircraft patrols and Harbin detentions total around two hundred in recent days. Telegram staff plan to return to Pocramchnaya with railway crews to follow.
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Shanghai
Harbin
Pocramchnaya
Settlers Seek Inquiry Into Irrigation Grievances
In Melbourne a inquiry was decided to be opened in a few days by the Development and Migration Commission and the State Rivera and Water Supply Commission. The committee will examine the financial position of the settlers and appraise the value of their assets and liabilities.
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Melbourne
Development and Migraton Commission
Fivera and Water Supply Commission
Petrol tax debate sparks constitutional challenge in Australia
A sensational parliamentary scene in Australia centers on a petrol tax set per gallon with registrations expiring in March. Officials argue the tax would raise prices on vehicles and goods, while opponents claim it is unconstitutional and imposes burdens on retailers and consumers.
Man overboard on steamer Pubeanbar at Camden
An aboard incident aboard the steamer Pubeanbar in Ayrin Bay yesterday morning left steward Edgin Chuot missing and presumed drowned after he was washed overboard during rough weather.
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Sydney
Ayrin Bay
Camden
Edgin Chuot
Ceriain
Glebe Court Fines For Garden In Illegal Procession
In Sydney Glebe Court, a garden was fined £3 and costs for taking part in an illegal procession, with 14 days detention. Edward Paton and others were similarly charged and fined. others bound over for behavior.
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Sydney
Glebe Court
Garden
Edward Paton
Anwar
Holloway Honored by Trades Hall in Melbourne Event
A Melbourne ceremony honored Mir. E. Holloway for his service with Trades Hall. The event acknowledged his resignation as secretary and noted changes in staff and salary adjustments amid ongoing organizational movements.
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Trades Hall
Miner Mauled by Bear Near British Columbia Showings
Vancouver report says mining engineer Glive Hughes was fatally mauled by a bear after being knocked down a bank while examining mineral showings in northern British Columbia. He remains in hospital in a gentle condition.
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Vancouver
Glive Hughes
Pear
Anil Uee
le Waa
British Columbia
Fatal bravado ends in guest's suicide at Lire Brance party
Jean Blanc, a guest at a Lire Brance party, boasted he was not afraid of death. Laughter from others preceded Blanc seizing a knife, cutting an artery, and dying. Police report details remain pending.
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United Service
London
Jean Blanc
Lire
Brance
Blanc
Safety night delights Centre Methodist Girls Club
Parents watched as the Junior Girls Club at Centre Methodist presented a lively programme at Old Setout Hall Alexander Street. Under director Mag Reali Touchell the under fourteen performers showcased drills, physical exercises, and a vivid march with music and song pieces, earning praise from all parents for grace and poise.
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Saferla Nigent
Setout Hall
Alesander Street
Mag Reali Touchell
Marchine
Wty
Apeceh
Jose Primers
Phyllis ‘Tylor
Prittamata
Dreamland
Song
Amalgitla
Yvonne Lane
Ramona
Abi Polmear
Evand Mareh
Oreta Poot
Misa Pastis Taylor
Pire Nicket Association Elects Officers for Season
Delegates elected E J Prancis as President and W H Threadgold as chairman for the coming season. W Learn was secretary and treasurer with J v7. P. Roper as assistant secretary. Smelters Colts and Solomontown to field teams. Porta to drop out for lack of players. Entry applications due by September 20.
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Pire Nicket Association
E. J. Prancis
W. H. Threadgold
W. Learn
J. v7. P. Roper
Smelters
Colts
Solomontown
Porta
Liwag
Nvite
W. H. Leana
Threadgold
Windows slashed at Knightsbridge shops in vandal spree
windows of over half a mile off shops at Knightsbridge and Brompton Road were slashed last night, apparently with a large diamond fixed in a glass-cutting implement. Geer reports about 2 score of films damaged. one case damages estimated at £350.
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United Service
London
Knightsbridge
Brompton Road
Geer
French Cruiser Tourville Leaves for Fremantle
Murky transcript fragments describe the French cruiser Tourville departing Fremantle amid mentions of a trial prep and alleged robbery involving William Robert Jones William Thomas Beutler and others, with unclear details about Melbourne.
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Tourville
Fremantle
Soviet plot to overthrow Gav and arrests ripple worldwide
A report from Riga states a supposed grand plot to topple Gav is under investigation. Authorities arrest numerous government officials amid claims of disrupting new ventures. The item hints at broader political instability and international concern.
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United Serv
Riga
Etnicie
Gav
Schneider Cup Winner Dinner News from London
An official dinner in London hosted by the British Government honored the Schneider Cup team. Lord Home secretary announced the King would award the Air Force Cross on a flying mission. General Talvo, the Italian secretary, commented on the mood. The Italians and British officials exchanged signals about future events.
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Thomeor
Waghorn
Talvo
Returning From Geneva Solfers Compete at Red Triangle Fair
W Barr, Honorary Minister in the Bruce Page Government and leader of the Australian delegation to the League of Nations Assembly, booked 8 passage by the Otranto to Toulon September 21 to reach Australia days before the election. At the Red Triangle Fair today a new putting competition and other events are planned with Galtenuba supplies and prizes.
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Geneva
Toe Hone
W. Barr
Bruce-Page
League of Nations Assembly
Otranto
Toulon
Autotralia
Red Triangle
Galteluba
Melbourne
Sommes
Falois Shop Bungled in Melbourne Tailor Mishap
Fragmentary text reports a bungled incident at a Melbourne tailor shop tied to Memsey’s outfit. The damaged wording obscures specifics of items, actions, and persons involved, leaving only hints of misdirected material, care in selection, and a viewed improvisation during the evening.
Mysterious Death in Toorak Tragedy Shrouded
Melbourne detectives investigate the mysterious death of Miss None Melted at her Courakte home last Monday. Officials cite a bas tion on the heart as the cause, noting she died in bed while questions remain how she moved after apparent fatal heart injury.
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Courakte
Jesus Hituek
Owly
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