Yorkshire versus Rest of England at The Oval ends 166 for 2
Yorkshire on 166 with Holmes 62 Tate 48 for Rest of England, Hobbs 40 and Sandham 45 reply. Gilligan, captain designate for England's tour of Australia, cables safe relations and hopes for strong games and profits. Tate expected to be a tremendous asset to the side.
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London
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England
the Oval
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Tate
Gereinier
Boogies
Hobbs
Sandham
Gilligan
Hich
Australia
Marylebone
Evenine Standard
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Martial law declared in districts north of Mosul
Reuters reports martial law in Zeknos and Amadiyah districts north of Mosul following Turkish irregular raids. Air forces dispersed raiders. Interior Ministry states the move is a precaution against further border aggression.
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Qombay
Reuters
Baghdad
Zeknos
Amadiyah
Mosul
Amaching
Seq Ministry of Interior
National Health Affairs In Australia Faces Commission Inquiry
Melbourne dispatch reports the federal treasurer announcing two Royal Commissions of medical experts will soon probe national health matters. The Commonwealth will appoint commission personnel without state consultation, inviting state cooperation in the investigation. A separate note mentions a book sale in Paris via auction.
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Melbourne
Batle Page
Royal Commission of Medical
Commonwealth
Prison clash at Perth lockup ends in sentences
In Perth a morning disturbance at the Hoe-street lockup saw prisoners Albert Henry Barnby Thomas Foran and Kerr clash with Constable Foord Ramsay and Foran assaulted Foord before a sergeant intervened Kerr tear was found on a blanket intended for use against Foord Ramsay, a remand prisoner, faced solitary confinement. Foran received two months imprisonment.
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Perth
Albert Henry Barnby
Rottnest Island
Thomas Foray
Matt
Kerr
Foord
Foran
Ramsay
Voran
Inn
Kare
Gaolkeeper Palco
Poran
De Valera Defiant on Boundary Speech in Cork
Irish leader Eamon de Valera denounced British boundary policies in Cork, insisting no boundary would matter to Ireland. He blasted what he called despicable methods by British ministers since 1921 and urged unity and resolve, saying the cure is to stand together and cannot be defeated.
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Reutes
London
Cork
de Valera
Ireland
New Commonwealth Einder Ferndale Lifeflt Planned
Sydney report notes the new Commonwealth steamer Ferndale will commence lifeflt on October 15, marking the launch of a recent mail and passenger service.ков
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Sydney
Ferndale
The Only Way to Make Your Money Go Far
A short ad style line urges spending at a local venue claiming it makes money go farther with emphasis on value. The readable fragment repeats the slogan and hints at a store or yard context noted as 1/3 Yard.
Adelaide umpire questioned over Lyne kick decision
Reported clash after a match against Port Adelaide centers on Lyne being brought back to his mark for a backward kick. Umpire Quinn justified the call as Lyne was not at a reasonable distance, while Dayman faces a charge for alleged language. Scratton and Keal face another report after a collision left Keal dazed but recovering.
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Quinn
Port
Lack Lyne
Lyne
Xnan
Adelaide Smmpires
Tnu
Lybe
LC. Dayman
Quing
J. McKelvie
Port Club
J. McLachlan
LeagUp
Elhowed
C. Scratton
Sturt
Cayman Chi Keal
Parliament Debates Education Reform and University Act Amendment
The Legislative Council discusses the Adelaide University Act Amendment and related education reforms. Mr Prosser is noted to lead debate while Mr Felloy and Sir Siva illustrate ongoing committee examination into steamfishers and divers. The council is expected to meet midweek, with sessions planned for Wednesday or Thursday.
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Prosser
Socom
Adélaite University
Felloy
Speirs
State Finance Figures Show 1984 Revenue and Debt
The revised estimates of state revenue and expenditure for year ending June 30, 1984, released today, show total revenue of 884,808 and a debt balance of 1,589,299. Expenditures are estimated at 8,873,055 with a deficit near 21,520,482.
Britain faces pressure over empire naval role in league
The Daily Telegraph reports Continental Powers seek to bind Britain to league measures by placing the Royal Navy at the League's disposal to enforce awards or blockades. Proposals would make Britain a seas enforcer, risking costly duties and quarrels, with American opinion noting a misattributed French initiative dimly tied to British prestige.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Geneva
League
Hagie World Court
League Council
Britain
Insurance Frauds In Victoria Push Adelaide Managers
Adelaide insurers report frequent car insurance frauds in Victoria including wrecked or burned vehicles. They plan to rebuild cars or replace parts but will refuse payment for such cases. South Australian managers say fraud is less prevalent and see no need for similar provisions, noting few fraud experiences.
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Adelaide
Victoria
Tusurasice
South Australia
Torrens Rise Delays Piling Work Near Cresswell Garden
Rain caused the Torrens to rise nine inches above the sheet pile level on the right bank near Cresswell Garden, halting pile driving plans. By morning the water had fallen over a foot and, if rainfall ceases, contractors expect to resume piling tomorrow.
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Adelaide
Cresswell Garden
Freak Lamb Baffles Adelaide Residents
In Mannum area a lamb born with extraordinary features drew attention when its neck nearly separated the head from the body and ears and snout resembled a fox. The creature could breathe through a hole on its neck and eyes appeared on the back, a remarkable deformity noted by Mr. Lunt.
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Adelaide
Monitay
Lunt
Levis
Alleged Bank Robbery Trial in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Monday Alfred Baward On"tock, linked to the Ganterbury money of the Commercial Bank of Australia, faced charges for stealing £535 on July 20. He claimed he was shot by a robber who took the money, but detectives doubted the tale and arrested him for disguising the funds. The case was adjourned to a later date.
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Alfred Baward
Tock
Ellur
Ganterbury
Commercial Bank of Australia
Chittock
Obber
Tanicr Toge
Paternoster Calls Gospel Salvation Over Cinema Influence
In Adelaide on Monday Pastor E J Paternoster, president, urged South Australian Churches of Christ Evangelistic Union members at Grote Street Church to focus on redemption through the Gospel rather than cinema. He said the time has come to thrill souls with faith and not rely on movies for drawing people to church life.
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Abdelaide
E. J. Paternoster
of Christ Evangelistic Union
Grote Street
Wheat Pooling Conference in Melbourne Discusses 1924 Pools
In Melbourne on Monday Mr. Bruce held talks with Agriculture Ministers from the states on financing proposals for the 1924 wheat pools. Victoria plans to introduce a Wheat Marketing Bill as soon as possible and favors a compulsory pool.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Victorian
Victoria
Foreigners Arrive Aboard Regina d Italia at Fremante
Fremante report states the Hafian mail steamer Regina d Italia arrived Monday with 66 foreigners, mostly Italians. Of those aboard 78 landed, others bound for Aden, Brisbane and Welbourne. About 150 are booked for Sydney.
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Fremante
Ade
Brisbane
Welbourne
Sydney
Scissors and Paste as a Baptist Union Resolution
The Baptist Union annual assembly adopted a resolution regretting annual losses from their Australian Baptist paper and urged rearranging the paper. Rev G Hoshen presented the report noting a loss of £364 this year with six subscribers gained and four lost and criticizing the paper’s independence and editor's contributions.
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Adelaide
Ustralian Baptist
The
Baptist Union
G. Hoshen
Euital
Midnight Brush at Redfern Disturbance Ends With Arrests
A dozen men caused a disturbance at Redfern on Saturday night. Four wireless motor police patrol officers spoke to them and warned dispersal. The Haug attacked officers. a force struggle followed. Police used handcuffs and revolvers, arresting two men while the others escaped.
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Sydney
Redfern
Wireless Motor Police
Ien
Old Offender Sentenced in Daviinghurst for Violent Assault
Jon Tucker Isborer, with two prior convictions, jailed ten years for inflicting grievous harm on Jones in Georgi Street ClEy. Besse Rodgers, Tucker's friend, received eighteen months after striking Tones with a bottle. Tucker allegedly lashed Tones throat as he lay on the ground.
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Sydney
Daviinghurst
Jon Tucker
Isborer
Jones
Isbover
Georgi-Street
Cley
Besse Rodgers
Tucker
Hottie
Princess Killed Falls From Kineo Cliff in Maine Read
Inter KINEG Maine reports on a tragedy near Kineo where Princess Lalita Basie Stinson formerly Helen Stinson of Chicaza was killed Saturday after the earth near the cliff edge gave way during a search for a lost ring. Her body was recovered after a difficult descent.
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Inter Kineg
Maine
Prineeys
Lalita Basie
Tors
Merly Helen” Stinson
Chicaza
Sfomt Kineo
Fielld
Princesa
Chinese Fighting Telegrams Reported Near Mukden
General Lu Yung Hesiang says a telegram received at Mukden reports Chang Tso Lin forces have captured Chao Kang Fu. The terse communique notes ongoing hostilities in the region with Chinese factions engaged.
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Rentee
Shanghal
Lu Yung Hesiang
Mukden
Chang-Tso Lin
Chao
Kang Fu
Japan Complacent in China Crisis Says Shanghai Dispatch
A Shanghai report says Japan shows no desire to interfere in the Chinese embroglio and stresses non interference. It notes international trouble could arise if any power backs a side. Baron Shide l’s speech is cited as saying Japan will watch events with composure unless China changes radically. Reuters reports Tendshima sails to Shanghai to protect Japanese residents.
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Shanghai
Japan
Iyi
Baron Shidel
Britain
America
Japa
China
Reuters
Sasebo
Tenshima
New Chinese Cabinet Names and Appointments
In Peking on Monday a mandate announces the cabinet line up with Premier and Interior, Foreign Affairs, Finance, War, Navy, Justice, Education, Agriculture and Commerce, and Communications. Notable figures include Woy, Wellington Koo, Wang Ke Hming, General Luelin, Admiral Li Ting zine, Chang Kuo Kai, Handi Fu, Kao Ling Wie, and Admiral Wu Yu Lin.
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Montag
A_mendate
Woy. En
Interior
Wellington
Koo
Wang Ke Hming
Luelin
Li Ting Zine
Navy
Chang Kuo Kai
Handi Fu
Kao Ling Wie
Wu Yu Lin
Danish Warship Remains Found off Baltic Island
A diver reports discovering the remains of a large Danish warship wrecked in the Baltic near the island of Rueters and suggests it may be the legendary city swallowed by the Goodwin Sands. He also notes ancient city walls and links to the myth of Veneta.
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Ghrophle
Berit
Rueters
Baltic
Imutnae
Thie
Viet
Goodwin Sands
Heine Hag Sung
Veneta
Theatrical agent Musgrove examined in bankruptcy court
Harry George Musgrove appeared before the bankruptcy court today describing his alleged indebtedness. He said he guaranteed an overdraft of £9,000 for two picture companies and that debts were unpaid, including sums owed for his wife’s apparel. He denied living extravagantly and the examination was adjourned for a check.
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Sydney
Harry George Musgrove
Annandale Tragedy Follows Driver in Court Appearance
Victor Lindley a 28 year old ironmonger and car driver faced Central Court charged with feloniously slaying Robert Walter and grievously harming Alfred Sitchel Police remanded him until Thursday. In a separate incident Private George Price 24 of the 2nd Monmouthshire regiment was shot through the neck and died shortly after.
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Sydney
Victor Lindley
Annandale
Central Court
Robert Walter
Alfred Sitchel
Franz Smith
Arony
George Price
Monmouthshire
Anzac Highway Remembrance Gift Debate in Adelaide
Sir Sidney Kidman and Malcolm Reid push for Anzac Highway memorial funds to reach 250 pounds with 125 generously donated, honoring fallen WWI soldiers. Opposition from Attorney General notes Reid and others urging balance completion as bids for a tree-planting tribute and roadside inscriptions are discussed amid broader highway works.
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Reid Hi
Fional
Bidie
Reid
Siney Kidman
Aged Couple Die in Adelaide Hospital Tragedy
A report details the deaths of Mrs Barraveii and John Barrowell in Adelaide after a throat injury and subsequent hemorrhage. The inquest heard evidence from Adelaide officials and medical staff about injuries, brain damage, and the lack of safety following the incident.
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aDehs
Mama
Maria Barraveii
John Barraweilff
Adelaide Hospital
Tamsay
Tely
Snd
John Barrowel
John
Adelatte Hospital
Tobe Barrowel
Barrowelis
Derenod
Aes Barroyelift
Tom Mix's Big Race in Trouble Shake Text
Fragmentary six word headline notes Tom Mix involved in a big race. Mentions Harold blood and safety, with ALSt John and Small Theatre. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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John
Tewe Shutttr
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