Boggo Road Gaol Escapee Still at Large
Brisbane report details 21 year old Arthur Charles Whitson, Boggo Road Gaol escapee, still at large with claims traced to Dalby. Story recounts strange incident at Archerfield where a hoax call and forged identity almost aided capture before being thwarted by a phone verification failure. Police pursue across Queensland and New South Wales border. car thefts and stolen vehicle sightings link to the escapee’s movements.
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Brisbane
Arthur Charles Whtson
Boggo Road
Dalby
Archerfield
Watson
Manly
Toowoomba
Tugheil
Whitney
Jie
Molody
Mai
Keeying
Mooly
Araste
The
Airways
Mr. Whitney
Toowoombo
Whitney Thei
Rhab Theensin
Queersland
New South Wailer
Tia
Hemyer
Drayton
Sheep Die In Vast Mongi Level Warrego District
Reports from Warrego district indicate a rapid die off of sheep due to a disease affecting fat stock. Earlier cases show animals refusing food for two days, with lungs showing early lesions and intestines yellowish without notable tailing. The event has puzzled locals and stirs concern over a potential outbreak among flocks.
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Deathaurd
Warrego
Man accused in court case near Mowe Magnet
In a local court near Mowe Magnet a man faced a charge of living on Tone Tf, with evidence presented by Crown officials Clint Tower Naylo and Tayto. The defense argued medical issues and the judge noted complications in the testimony, while Doyle and Lat were mentioned in connection with the case.
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Pru
Eom
Golly
Doetor
Gleathy Wiibel
NO UNITY Progress Association Move SYDNEY
A Sydney meeting shows no unity among racing interests on methods to improve racing in New South Wales. The proposed NSW Racing Progress Association will not include representatives from metropolitan clubs and delegates from major racing bodies will form the basis of future talks.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Racing Progress Association
Phils
Trurekiy
Tre
Trosehl
Meogetichl
Canterbury Park
Hosvlory
Abbeot
Wensington
Victoria Park
Rvill
Cotechia
oWwal
Rae
Nuni
Tio Aesociation
Sylney
Man's Body Found After Mob Attempt in North West
An aged owner’s body was found near a seven mile service area after a chaotic mob scene in the northwest. Eyewitnesses described a violent confrontation with several Mayes involved and a suspect who collapsed during the incident. The tele cam reportedly recorded the events as bystanders fled the area. Police are reviewing the mangled remains for clues.
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Iranus Dovnswed
Diol Aled
Caucus to Decide Final Cabinet and Labour Report
The caucus will decide whether the day’s vote will restore a reform program. Ministers and deputies greeted the Cabinet entwinement debate as they stood on Akin Tink’s plan. The Treasury and Arbitration Acts may guide any referral to the Cabinet and party.
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Tucriny
Mir
Tynew
Hota
Drought plan opposition at Longreach and Charleville meetings
Reported discussions across Longreach and Charleville branches of the Warrego Graziers Association opposing drought mitigation schemes. Members argued proposed extra taxation and freight charges worsen burdens. calls for government cost reductions, stock routes and a commission inquiry.
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Ivisford
Ain Lo
Alinwesthar
Erento
Wien
Vedistok
Mackim Lees
Unclear historical notice from damaged text
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference names and places without clear context or actions. Key entities are difficult to confirm due to garbled wording, preventing a reliable sole-source summary of event, date, or outcome.
Snowbound Tourists Describe Kosciusko Blizzard
A party of 103 tourists reached Sydney after two days halted by a blizzard at Kosciusko. They recounted rescues, extreme cold, and rationed meals while beds and clothing were diverted to the stranded.
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Sydney
Australia
B&b
Peacemaker Melbourne Tribute by Prime Minister Note
A Tuesday tribute in Melbourne honors Britain’s wartime leadership and moral duty. Prime Minister Mir of New Zealand and other dignitaries recall Britain and the British Empire as the world’s frontline institution in dangerous times, stressing responsibility to prevent war through steadfast policy and diplomacy.
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Melbourne
Britain
Now- Zea- Taal Mir
Orinsad
Terephlon
New Zealand
Porheata
London
Mr. Porhes
Great Britain
Australian board considers revisions to Indian tour squad
The Australian Board of Control weighs reconsideration of seven players in the Indian tour squad. Narennt Ta completes the team with three additions beyond the 12 already approved. The final plant is to be submitted to the Indian Board with a strong emphasis on timely approval and captain Ryder.
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Melbourne
Toewtnyi
Waemart
New South
Comtral
Femst Perality
Agsumlag
Aril
Ryder
C. Mieartney
Menidry
Love
J. Falla
Morrivhy
Tronamonger
Nagel
iMlexanter
Thryant
Oxenham
Gale's Fury Shipping Delayed in Melbourne Storm
Melbourne reports tell of fierce sea weather delaying several ships by up to 25 hours. The Bass Strait steamer Kowhal arrived safely, but the motor tanker Fernhill and the Canadian Victor suffered anchors lost and men washed from decks during the gale. The wind forced drastic actions to reanchor and protect crews, with the chief officer Cameron saved from a plunge.
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Melbourne
Wessels
Fernhill
Wilson's
Grater
Sone
Inbrienne
Cameron
Territory Darwin Inspection Tour With Ministers
The Minister for the Interior Mr Paterson leads a tour of Northern Territory officials including station managers and local chiefs. The party stayed at a solitary hotel near the Adelaide River and planned visits to Daly River settlers and Marrukyul station, with official stops through Wednesday.
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Darwin
Northern ‘Territory
Paterson
Adelaide River
Daly River
IuiFny Slowters
Peor Marrukyul Station
Martial law in Crete after strike and riots
In Crete martial law was declared following disturbances after a mine workers strike that targeted Candis offices and looted property. Six people were killed and 40 injured. Two destroyers and motor torpedo boats were sent to restore order as crowds joined the strike wave, with General Ankepoutos arriving to enforce control.
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Athens
Crete
Mmine
Candis Sind
Motinamith
Nasiat
Ankepoutos
Feo Cunen
Grete
Milo
Pilot Killed Near Paris Test Flight
A French test flight went wrong as a Farman brother's airship crashed near Bon aitran. Cogno, attempting to test a pine at over 1000 feet, flew seven minutes before diving. He fainted after impact, and the scene described a fatal outcome with rescuers attending.
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Paris
France
Farman
Ecw
Bonaitran
Cogno
Tluuea
Cogtn
Johnsons Spring Millinery Whirl of New Hat Designs
Readable text describes a wide range of spring hats with flowered trims, glassy crystal straw finishes, varied brims and backs, side sweepers, Veranda fronts, and flapper styles. Includes color options and prices such as 18/01, 18/11, 20/6, and 14/14, plus descriptions of helmet styles, two tone mounts, and decorative bands.
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Suel Willnenee
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Gahtal
Norther
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Muttalurn
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Tholek Joatton
Hengepoletlon
Thors Sland
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Puenley
Alaughtorlaye
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Snow Bound
Strand Tel
John A Armstrong
Syidney
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Gale
Kowhai Safe
Johnsons
New Spring
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Boige
Superior
Picot
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