Mystery of Tsar Nicholas II Burial In Southwest France
A tumultuous report claims Bolshevik agents hid the fate of Tsar Nicholas II and his family murdered in Ekaterinburg. Remains allegedly lie in southwest France in General Maurice Janin’s family vault, after a long journey via Siberia to Manchuria and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
London
Ekaterinberg
France
Maurice Janin
Koltchak
Siberia
Miehoine
Paile
Jenin
Ila
Dauptrine
Shee Markle
Aed Ee Bales
Janini
Through the Roof We Thief In Mexico Blooming Teaser
A cryptic fragment notes a single bloom from Mexico and a pane of glass removal on the roof at Kaw Cardenas, London, hinting at a dramatic event linked to Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mexico
Kaw Cardenas
London
Princesa
Ingrid
Croum Frinen
Seder
Disarmament Talks at Geneva Dominate Christmas Adjournment Debate
During the Christmas recess adjournment debate in the House of Commons Foreign Affairs undersecretary Dr. Mugh Deluen reviewed ongoing traffic in arms and the prospects for the forthcoming world disarmament conference in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
London
House of Commons
Mugh Deluen
League of Watinm
NMAS Day News Schedule on Christmas Day
The Evening News will not be printed on Christmas Day. Editions will resume as usual on Boxing Day with normal publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Preparatory Disarmament Discussed by British Authorities
A fragment notes the British government stressing a permanent commission and covenant principles, with UN support, to advance disarmament efforts. The session adjourned to January 20 for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britash
6 United Nation
Piece ‘the Mouse
Jemaary 20
Amok in Senegal Kills Five. Suspect At Large
Report from France states a Senegalese amok incident near a barracks killed three and wounded two. Corporal Gendartens and local forces search the neighborhood as surrounding forces tighten the fort area where Renegaires are rumored to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
Danamniems Witcher
Uee
Civil Servants as Unionists in New Bill
A London report notes a proposed bill affecting civil servants who join trade unions or the Labor Party. Legal actions and penalties are discussed, with potential provisions for disciplinary measures and political levy rights for union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Tom
Organina
Trade Unioma
The
Labor Party
Lindrum's Long Lead in Local Horse Racing Feature
Newman leads Jor and Duvia in a detailed midseason race report. The piece lists numerous participants including Lindrum and Prodan with weights, times, and placements, highlighting a tense lead sequence and several named contenders.
Frozen Plane Crash Report in Konigabeng
A weather observation plane with two occupants crashed from 2000 feet in Konigabeng today after the rudder froze. Both crew members were killed instantly. The scene involved unusual weather and prior expedition activity nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konigabeng
Praida
Ispain Loses That Rebel Feeling
Fragmentary text notes disturbances in Spain and references to various names and places in a muddled report. The readable portions mention Spain, unrest, and several as yet unclear individuals or groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispain
Export Protest Shapes Western Australia Pastoral Trade
The Perth based secretary of the Pashoralaty denounces drought and exports tied to WA pasture lands. A leading figure voices opposition to overseas buyers and asserts local pastoral properties dominate the district. Trade restrictions face immediate protest amid calls for policy review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Wool Sandrreen
Han
Gireen
Alirepeb Lee
Morsbund
Australia
Mtr
Randermmn Palnta
Evening News Reader Letter Sparks Rumor Scare
A reader letter published in the Evening News to-day references removal of idle rumor and attacks on the paper. The exchange notes criticisms of journalistic ethics, press freedom, and the paper’s role in covering public life, with mentions of Australian readers and New Wales state concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter
Evening News
SL Anne's
Burren
Sturensen
Wales
Tragedy in Java Claims Two Raters in Crater
A fatal incident in Java endangers workers as two rater witnesses are killed while entering a crater during ongoing field work. Authorities report the accident as part of a dangerous survey mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sterupe
Java
Peleus
Werner Borchardt
Losses in British Dominions Film Corp Merger Details
Fragmentary text outlines financial losses and corporate actions involving British Dominions Film Corporation and a merger with another company. Mentions valuation figures, price adjustments, and a transfer plan under a formal agreement, with references to price changes and ongoing arrangements.
Hard To Buy Our Wine In England
A fragment reports scarcity of Australian wine and butter in England. It notes Dr Mitchell attempted to acquire Australian wines and butter, finding wine rare and butter widely available only in Australia, with shopkeepers offering little help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wisterta Bey
Iamier Tumaren
Australia
Mithell
Leman
Orient Line chairman forecasts losses but optimistic on future
Sir Alan Anderson, chairman of Orient Line, presided at the annual shareholders meeting and said the company will likely report a loss for the year ending in June due to weak trade with Australia. He urged confidence in future prospects and urged swift settlement.
Papal Audience Granted to Abbe Catalan in Rome
The Pope received Abbe Catalan of New Morelia in Rome with interest in Australia. The Benedictine leader spoke on matters of faith and cultural ties, highlighting ongoing relations and Benevolent links between the church and Australian communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adont
Gieder
New Morelia
Austrelia
Austrailia
Senator Daly Not For Seat
Fragmented report notes Senator Daly not seeking a seat and mentions a change in appointment rules. It references House proceedings and a likely interim appointment plan awaiting a return of an official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Gollies Safe of the financial mdvinet tale
A garbled note references A Gollies and a Mr G Motina connected to a Migration Department role and a family with seven years of filings. It mentions beneficiaries including a tea tiny aeuahtere and three children, with a stand at a main entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gollies
G. MM. Motina
Migration Department
Bante Cisse
Australia
Australia’s Name and Fame Turns in Commons Lunch
In the House of Commons today a luncheon for Australia’s name and fame featured Lord Stome Haven as guest of honor. Guests included Sperval Dondam and Nevion Moore with remarks about Australia’s national identity and ties to England. The discussion centered on questions to watch in Parliament and readiness to defend Australia’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mique
House of Commons
Lord Stomehaven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Manchiurian
Dyternic
Jhoushevie Agente
Diay
Cour
Generel Jaain
Reed Wallen
Punetan
Omy
China
World Peace
NMAS
Fperpionan
Leopard
British Labor Party
Ettepoitn
Adelante
Urtom
Lindrum
Newman
Jor Duvia
Lonon Prodan
Roar AL Freang
Walter Labattchor
Apd
Tom Iver
Muenerhy
Lantrym
Mans
McEnerny
Lindraen
Comarhy
Dave
Peempan
Erie
Beiel
Davis
Ieoore Sima Thao
Kivi
Secowey Win
Mewnman
Agian
Miiref
Spain
Bat
Auatralia
Aron Pritchard
Muni Ritsche
EEE
wil +i
British Dominions Film| Corporation
Speerat Los
Londgm, Pratsy
Jeruary
Advance Australia Fair
Orient Line
Amiraliare
Priore of
Eveamee
Farmer Reare
Spdtey
Lowdon
Lord Willingdon
India
Willingdon
Canada
Lord Irerin
Madras
Lord Brassey
Victoria
Reater World Service
Iin
Bres
Gil
Princess
Enaton Daly
Altorney
Santa
Australia House
Xmas
Thevar
Chessman
Bry
Santa Claus
Commons
P. Resolve
Sperval
Dondam
Nevion Moore
Mrb. Baye
Ine Glourewer
Guetta
Bir Chranvitly Flynne
Aone
T Huavy
Auatratia
Hnglands
Howe
Boyre
Walter
Belgium
Herman
Bundren
Jack Haines
Ambrose Palmer
Runseed Ben Jordan Ltd
Wevineys New