Ruth Tyler and the murder-ghosts of Paul Gordon
Ruth Tyler, daughter of Daniel Tyler, senses a looming threat as strange powers surface while she plays her viola at night. Nat Benson and her father scramble to avert a predicted murder targeting banker Paul Y Gordon, with Gordon’s estate guarded and tense. The story follows secrecy, telepathic warnings, and a plan to stop the killer.
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Nat
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Gordan
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Mystery Call Threat Prompts Alarm in Gordon Report
A tense exchange unfolds as a voice warns Gordon that his life is in danger. The caller hints at trouble tied to Mr. Tyler and requests information, while Gordon presses for details and identification amid the cryptic message.
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Tax rate changes for wages and salaries announced
The Commissioner of Taxation announces alterations in wage tax rates effective January 1 for various married, single, and parson categories. Rates range from fourpence to several shillings per week, with the full schedule available at Post Offices or the Taxation Department in Perth.
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Current Topics Labour Notes In Australia
The piece urges fraternal Labour unity during Christmas, noting differences exist but many goals align across Labour and Country parties. It defends mutual aims to improve social and economic conditions, arguing both sides seek progress for all people and that altruism is not the sole driver of political action.
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Labour movement gains wider rural acceptance
In retrospect the year shows Labour’s aims gaining ground among rural communities and producers. The text foresees closer mutual understanding between workers and producers and a shared approach to public matters aligned with Christmas goodwill.
Britain's Wheat Emergence Stocks and Empire Policy Debate
The Primary Producers' Association cites warnings over Britain's planned wheat stockpiling. Cable reports claim Britain may buy £100 million of Canadian wheat, with storage near milling centers to avoid deterioration. Australia appears excluded due to cost and storage concerns while authorities assess Empire cooperation and long term stock policy.
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