Son Faces Murder Charge in Henderson Death
The case centers on Mrs. Henderson found dead at St Vincent's in Nome near Albert Park on July 27. Police say the injuries to her head were severe and a neighbor heard her calling for help as Henderson was seen at a dividing fence. The Crown suggested a hammer or blunt instrument caused the head injuries, with broken tool pieces found in a box in the scullery. The defense noted it would be difficult to explain the blood spatter patterns. The trial resumes tomorrow.
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St. Vincent's
Albert Park
Crowe
Jowawse
Henderson
Mermselous
Revived sport charges in Sydney court after brawl
Five men appeared in North Perth police court amid claims of a revived ancient sport. The proceedings alleged multiple game tokens and spurs found on defendants. Two were discharged while the remaining two were bound over for further action.
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Sydney
North Phe
Another Bridge Victim in Sydney Tragedy
Reports describe James Connolly a 60 year old man who jumped from the Harbor bridge. He struck the water and was picked up apparently not seriously hurt but shocked and hospitalized. Police hospital authorities refused to disclose address or motive amid the incident.
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Sydney
Willam
James Connolly
Harbor Bridge
Inlet
Mission Hall Gift Afternoon at Central Methods
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock a charity event will be held in Mission Hall Central Methods. A bright entertainment has been arranged and afternoon tea will be served. Admission by gifts for the needy and for Pont Pint a sa. New secondhand clothing and new material will be most acceptable.
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Mission Hall
the Meedy of
Pont Pinte A Sa
Sydney designer flies his own plane to strong showing
London reports E W Parcival of Sydney designed a monoplane and, despite flying 150 miles on Saturday, finished behind a competitor by about 70 miles in a special event. Parcival, noted as a designer, showed well with his selfbuilt aircraft in the race.
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London
E. W. Parcival
Sydney
Chip Air Rmco
Public Servants Warned For Treason Manifestations
An official notice warns that public servants who indulge in treasonous manifestations will be dealt with promptly under the law. The warning emphasizes vigilance and accountability by authorities to protect state integrity.
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Specilly
Berlin Cheap Capital Court Sensation
Berlin reports a government scheme to supply cheap capital to industry with two new institutions formed to thaw credits for German banks and save undertakings previously doubtful of immediate recovery, a move described in sensational terms as a court sensation.
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Berlin
Modern whaling methods and new tech cited
A recorder special from London notes advances in whaling tactics including the use of aeroplanes and wireless devices. It predicts about 45,000 whales will be harvested as operations proceed, with the season ending as the fine business closes.
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London
Wilk
Toeate
Japan Seeks New Oil Contract With Russia
Berlin dispatch reports Japan intends to secure a major petroleum contract with a Soviet syndicate. The move comes amid rising tensions from the Shanghai Mechurian incidents and aims to reduce reliance on United States oil supplies.
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Japan
Russia
Berlin
United States
Big Petroleum
Newtha Syndicate
Carnival Reigns at Adelaide Parade Amid Exservicemen Show
Monday in Adelaide the sirdot carnival procession featured ex servicemen in grotesque outfits drawing crowds estimated between 2,000 and 2,600. The King and Queen inspected the troops as a salute rang out and outside shows drew several thousands spectators.
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Adelaide
Lange
King Art Queen
Carnival
Objection Raised in Conspiracy Case During Inquiry
Prosecutor and defense spar over conspiracy charges as Mr. Maughan outlines alleged proceeds from Charities Trading Company paid into Curtis Nov 3 account. The magistrate adjourned until tomorrow as Mansignan contests the conspiracy charge against the defendants and Mr. Manghvare clarifies the case outline.
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Mr. Maughatt
McIntosh and
Covell
Manghany
Mangivare
Charices Trading Company
Gurkis
Min Maughan
Curtis
Tafel
Pomshiesi
Emi
Mir
Maughan
Tarire Stunt Labor Party Statement on Tariff Policy
A garbled report quotes a Labor Party statement criticizing tariff policy and political rhetoric. It mentions Prime Minister and figures like Greene, discusses the Tariff Board, government protection, and responses to manufacturing allegations amid wartime policy debates.
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Melbourne
Monda
Lyons
Maissey
Greene
Pho
Federal
Labor
Tate decision on Australia tour looms this week
London report says specialists will decide by Wednesday if Maurice Tate will join the Test team to tour Australia. The announcement notes the possible inclusion depends on medical and form considerations.
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Facardor
Special” Cables
London
Maurice Tate
Australia
Britain weighs German disarmament views in Geneva talk
London dispatch reports British government view on disarmament and Germany following Geneva discussions. Officials argue Versailles remains binding, urge unity to restore prosperity, and caution against rushing to revise terms. The issue centers on limits, concessions, and the aim of reducing armaments while maintaining lawful obligations.
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London
Germany
Heondinia
Oreasa
Rim
Geneva
Fae Pooner
Uivanony
Gandhi to begin death fast today amid protests over empire
World’s premier showman Gandhi plans a death fast today as a protest against British rule. He vows to continue despite pressure from Hindu and Muslim groups and a delayed agreement on indus rights. He asserts the move will mobilize millions and insists the step is justified in the struggle for self rule.
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Gare
Indus
Honton
Meat Trade Slowdown Sparks Worker Dispute in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Monday the meat export trade faced a slowdown as about half the men, trained to the normal tally of 100 sheep daily, refused to work under new instructions for 80. The Exporters' Association convened and later warned stock and station agents that exports would not proceed at market pace. About 360 workers were offered 240 to 74 days. Braybrook saw 36 men engaged while two other abattoirs nearly shut.
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Melbourne
Uniome
Rls
Braybrook
Premier McHugh faces reelect challenge in Burra Burra
In political circles it was said Mr G McHugh would stand again for Burra Burra at the next state election. If he runs the Premier L L Hill may seek a new seat, likely East Torrens. Much hinges on Liberal Country League talks and whether Hill Party keeps its identity and policy.
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Adelaide
Muxiday
G. McHugh
Burra Burra
L. L. Hill
East Torrens
McHugh
Liberal and Country League
Hill Party
Kennedy Will Case Sheds Light on Estate Quest
In Adelaide the Kennedy will dispute unfolds in Civil Court as detectives search tombstones church records and archival files for clues to a £40,000 estate left by Joan Berting Kennedy. Plaintiffs seek answers amid tangled archival investigations and a five year quest.
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Adelaide
South’ Australia
Tasimania
Britain
Kennedy
Joan Berting-Kennedy
Stater Lottery to Continue Net Profits to Hospitals
Sydney government official Stevens announced that the Stater Lottery would continue in operation and that all net profits would be paid to hospitals. He noted ministers had previously decided to abolish the lottery.
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I Stevens
Prensier
Stevens
May Rise This Week Stranded Bertram
A fragmented notice reports a stranded individual named Bertram and hopes for a rescue within days at Wyndham. The garbled text mentions Wyn deos and a mechanic, with uncertain timing and events surrounding a site visit and possible flight.
Leisurely Flight From Britain Arrives in Melbourne
A fragmented report notes a leisure flight from Britain arriving in Melbourne on a Sunday. The piece mentions airman Richard Allen and references events after the journey with unclear details and names distorted by OCR.
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Ed Wndhane
Richard ‘Allen
Melbourne
Nations Have Broken Faith Claim Spurs Versailles Debate
A Boersen Courier article cites a surviving Versailles Treaty official supporting Germany’s claim while victorious nations face public shame for breaking faith on armament and postwar commitments. Mr Lloyd George is referenced as part of the debate.
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Berlan
Lloyd George
Boersen Courier
Germany
Soviet law special cables link Gougolois case to grain theft
In Moscow on Monday the mother and widow of Paul Gougolois, the recently executed assassin of Paul Doumer, have been arrested on a charge of stealing state grain. It is not expected that they will be executed. the mother is not of age and the two are living in poverty.
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Moscow
Paul Gougolois
Paul Doumer
Benatey
Lang Scullin Conflict at Australian Labor Party Congress
Adelaide reports indicate Lang Labor supporters aim to back moderate proposals at the Australian Labor Party and Lang Party congress in Melbourne. The fight centers on whether to concede control to the ALP and whether Lang supporters can sway South Australia’s stance ahead of the 2000 congress battleground.
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Adellaide
Thy’ Australastan “Council of
Melbourne
Licalystie
Tia
Australian Labor Party
Lang Party
Adélaide
Todry
Lang
Congress
South
Australiq
Forces Open Congress as Unions Meet at Trades Hall
About 200 delegates gather at Trades Hall today to arrange the union congress to begin tomorrow. A notable fraction includes members linked to the Legislative Coined appointee and other union leaders from Melbourne and New South Wales.
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Trades Hall
Union Congress
Legislative
Mélbourne
Patti
Eunpon
Wales
Itltemph
Paivy
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