Spectacular Finish Features Push Feud and Shootings
Brisbane reports a violent night at Breakfast Creek Hotel with a firearms feud between rival groups. John Denaro was wounded in the ankle possibly needing amputation while Cornelius Bopyecl suffered a left thigh wound. Sergeant Fahey and bystanders fought off gunmen as police pursued suspects. two men were arrested and later charged.
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Soarel
Ayn
Wil
Betaveen
Tien
Tauri Bers
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Deaard
Swan
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Albion Park Racecourse
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Ronin Atreat
Brenktrt Creek
Donne
Koppod
Foreigners Restricted as Australia Tightens Entry Rules
Canberra reports the Federal Government has further restricted the entry of foreign migrants due to high unemployment. Consular staff are informed, with exceptions for family reunions. The policy does not affect migrants already en route, and Parliament may see minor amendments next session, though major changes are unlikely.
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Canberra
Australia
Aude
Vessel Reaches Port Tuckson After Severe Gale
The freighter Brisbane, delayed about 30 hours, battled rough seas and violent weather near Fort. It struggled through head seas and broke into heavy waves. By Sunday it only made three knots, then recovered. it arrived Port Tuckson at nine oclock this morning.
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Fort
Brisbane
Tidal Wave Strikes Remote Pacific Islands
A rough report describes a tidal wave and earthquake near Pirate Kiev New Guinea and surrounding islands. Wireless messages mention multiple islets hit and homes washed away while residents, including a native boy, escape by climbing to higher ground. Details remain unclear with incomplete names and places.
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Syeniby
Kiev New Guinea
Anil
Manuel
Indian discontent cited in official Indian government briefing
London reports quote the Government of India reviewing early December provincial notices. The dialogue notes Congress campaigns, renewed agitation attempts, limited violence against police, and general steadiness in Punjab and central provinces amid civil disobedience activity.
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London
India
United Provinges
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Punjab
Ries
Sy Eth
Canernt
Man Falls Into Molten Metal in Cologne Factory
Emn est Gehrimann, speaking to his wife about small weekly wages, climbed into a mixing crucible full of molten metal at his Cologne steel works and was incinerated after leaping from the staging while smoking.
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Cologne
Gehrimann
Gelrmann
Double Tragedy Farmer and Wife Murdered
Adelaide area reports detail a violent incident in which a farmer and his wife were killed on their property near the Peachblossom farm. A 1-year-old child also survived, found unharmed as authorities begin investigations into the motive and suspect leads.
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Adelaide
Weltur
Amd
Jombna
Anuhter
Ieee
Tenawa
Captain Matthews Tongreaot Arrival and Route
Captain Matthews Tongreaot arrived at 340 thin after nion and left Gharkevite at 18 10 Jo ly with Qantid ate mall ninno Tandinga were made of Tambo land. Blacball ay route, Tha avintor Toayea tomorrow for Qumaniwenly. Prefomstonal hepenra mint. Ye thw quarcetes at cost 210 000 6 day du New York City.
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Gharkevite
New York City
Coroner's Inquiry Over Murder Case in Melbourne
In Melbourne the coroner's court held an overcrowded inquest into the death of Moana Griffiths found killed in Ormond. Robert McMahon, 46, awaits trial for murder at the Supreme Court with twenty four witnesses testifying. The finding states the child died from inflicted injuries and outrages, with evidence detailing the crime and McMahon's movements.
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Moana Griffths
Ormond
Alice Griffiths
Robert McMahon
McMahon
Fawkner Park
Tor
Supreme Court
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Naw
Gauth
Wales
Mollison
Morten Hy
Thorn
Tumori
New South Wales
Stewart
Tamera
Brico
McMakon
Temora
Joyce Griffiths
Melfahon
Joyce
Toe McMahon
Longing Eyes Mussolini Tenders Advice On Geneva
Australia may push migration talks at Geneva after Mussolini hinted Italy could accept more Italians in Australia. The debate centers on absorbing 100000 migrants and whether Britain and Germany might reopen migration disputes at the League of Nations.
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London
Australia
Geneva
Mussolini
J. E. Scullin
Munsolni
Italy
du Enintinirinny
Mustolini
Italing4
Anettelin
Berg
Boullin
League of Nations
Britain
Germany
Japan
Mystery Fires Destroy Two Inns in Christmas District
A string of fires destroyed two houses in the district during Christmas. A. Whistler’s Windopry home burned while he was away, despite a dog following him. hours later M. Browns property at Stonnum esuglhe also caught fire, with sleeping occupants barely escaping. Brown had sold the property to Mr. Loy of Sydney, who was visiting at the time. a suspected connection between the two incidents is noted.
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A. Whistler
M. Brown
Stonnum Esuglhe
Brown
Mr. Loy
Sydney
Whistler
Tirown
Merger Plan Drafted for Abrmain Seaham Collieries Group
A proposed reconstitution and merger involving J and A Brown with Abrmain Seaham Collieries Limited was approved at a meeting of the holders. The new holding company is to form with a nominal capital of £1,000,000 at Richmond. The meeting noted it is a private house and no boarders were taken.
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