Train Smash Kills One and Injures Six in Tasmanian Crash
A Tasmanian railway disaster left one dead and six injured when a train collapsed on a wet line near Wynyard. Shelly Lyons and Vera McDonald suffered serious injuries while Iris Booth and others sustained cuts and shock. A bogie fire wagon and sleeping car derailed, tearing up 150 yards of track. no passengers were hurt. A departmental inquiry will investigate the accident.
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Silis DowLa
Wynyard
May W Lonnell
Vera McDonald
Iris Booth
Plane trip from Muscat to Perth carries trainer and family
A plane piloted by J. Chapman departed Muscat at dawn carrying W Morris a noted horse trainer and his wife and two daughters bound for Perth to be at the bedside of a non relative seriously ill. The journey aims to reach by tomorrow afternoon as plans include a three month stay in America with Narandera Race Club secretary duties.
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Sydney
J. Chapman
Muscat
W. Morris
Perth
Narindere PP
Moave
Alt
Henderson
Ns Us
America
Narandera Race Club
This U.ra
Tris
Agua Callente
Violent Storm Traps City as Floods Hit Downtown
A severe storm battered the city causing near zero visibility, flooding several basements and water-filled streets. Dozens of storefronts and restaurants reported storm damage while terrified residents endured repeated lightning and heavy rain.
Cyclonic Storm MELDUCRNE strikes city causing damage
A cyclonic storm swept the city early morning, collapsing structures and disrupting rail and tramway services. Railway lines between Kenslation and North Melbourne were blocked, with widespread electrical damage and power outages reported as darkness fell.
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Kenslation
North Melbourne
SHARE SYNDICATE Move To Canberra Stirs State Scrutiny
The State Ministry dismisses a reported plan by a private share syndicate to relocate to Canberra to evade the Charitable Collections Act. Ministers say current provisions cover such moves, including a clause banning advertising that promises money for a share tied to a ticket and penalties. The lottery director can refuse ticket supply if there is reasonable belief the aim is to undermine state law.
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Canberra
Vttory
Tragic Rail Disaster Near Montgomery Kills 13
Thirteen men died and more than twenty were injured when a railway engine attached to a trap for transporting miners derailed near Montgomery in the coal mining region of Westernia. The engine body broke apart and the wreckage traveled nearly 300 yards.
Unclear text narrative of a garage robbery incident
A garbled report describes a garage robbery with violent scenes inside a car. The account mentions a suspect named Smith, an attempted subdual, a chair restraint, and a struggle ending with someone released from confinement. The legible portions suggest a chaotic event with theft and possible restraint.
Second Air Mail Arrives in Sydney Saturday
The second Emptyear mail reached Sydney at 6 am today. By Jovlock, every article had been sorted enabling delivery to be completed today. There were just over 540 articles in the mail, a heavy reduction from the Christmas mail.
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Sydney
Jovlock
Mil
Wheat exports debated by advisory committee in London
The Wheat Advisory Committee told French authorities of the planned exports totaling three million quintals: one million to January 1, another million between January and February, and a final million from February to April. Discussions aim to set export terms at the March meeting.
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Brance
Coramba Lost in December Storm Near Westernport
Coramba located with her crew missing after a fierce December storm, found miles west of Stony Rocks Westernport. The vessel lies in 22 fathoms of water and salvage is deemed out of the question due to depth and conditions.
Tribute to Ulm Honoring Ayikath Mission at Sea
A memorial tribute was held on a ship east of Honulilid for Vim, Jidejah, and Skills Captain Jokapsin. The wreath ceremony occurred in Sydney, with passengers and crew briefly assembled as the wreath was lowered into the sea. Captain Johanson spoke of paying homage to a man who advanced steamship ventures and sympathy for the loss of the Armenian mission. The schooner Lawikal, chartered to continue the voyage, reached Teng fees westward without finding remains of the wrecked plor.
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Ayikath
Miles
Honulilid
Wenory
Jokapsin
Sydney
Monterey
Befure
Honolub
Johanson Sa'd
Tedem Steamship Enterprises
Lawikal
Armen
Notts Committee Faults Over Public Disclosure
The Notts captain Carr criticizes the committee for an open public mishap over Voce’s sun trouble. Voce says he has nothing to say while being surprised by the published resolution. Larwood and Voce are urged to quit if implicated, as the bowling was said to be perfectly fair.
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Voce
Larwood
French air prize winner speeds to 314.8 mph record
Raymond Delmotte claimed the French Air Ministry prize of £4000 after achieving 314.8 miles per hour over three miles, surpassing James Weddell’s land plane world record of 300.25 mph.
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Raymond Delmotte
Air Ministry
James Weddel
King's Christmas Message From The King To The Empire
A Christmas message from King expressing unity and compassion for subjects. He calls the empire to act as one family, aid the sick and unemployed, and extend hope and support through shared spirit and deeds. The tone emphasizes collective duty and benevolence.
Hume Weir Dam to regulate discharge after floods
Landowners complain of continual flooding on the Murray flats below Hume Weir. Authorities instruct water discharge from the weir to be regulated so that water level at Union Bridge will not exceed 511.
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Murray
Union Bridge
Unclear fragment on King Peter and royal duties
Fragment mentions Yugoslavian jurists and King Peter resuming studies in England noting the constitution limits royal absence to six months yearly. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Peter
Englam
Railways plan big spend to boost services next year
English railways will invest £1,600,409 to improve services. The Great Western Mainline aims to build 95 locomotives, with others ordering more diesel engines and streamlined carriages. Several lines will be electrified to handle growing traffic after a revival in trade and cheaper travel.
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Great Western Mallway
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