Marooned Men Reduced to Black Despair 15 YEARS Attempted Murder
Sydney report describes Leslie Eugene Goy, 45, tried on charges of attempting to shoot a woman with a double barreled gun at Alma and threatening a man. Evidence includes a loaded gun, razor, and poison. Jury found guilty of major charge. judge sentences him to life penal servitude, noting potential murder charges.
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Sydney
Fithson Gore
Lodge Curluwin
Leslie Eugene Goyper
Poultry
Alma
Grace Forbes-Smith
Ewoods
Warriewoo
Brookvale
bin Honour
Hig Hoxour Aaid
Empire Forestry Conference delegates arrive in Brisbane
British delegates Me Robertson and Major Forse arrived in Brisbane to confer with Queensland forestry authorities before the Empire Forestry Conference opening in Perth next month. The event will involve 50 delegates from Adattation States and 25 Australian reps meeting in Cinbern before heading to New Zealand.
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Brisbane
Australia
Queensland
L. Roebertson
British Forentry Commission
DB Forse
Colonial
Omee
Robinson
Townsville
South Australia
Oxford
Empire Forestry
Perth
Cin Bern
New Zealand
Tm Advan
Robingon
Brinbina
NSW cabinet orders police boost after crime wave
Sydney reports the New South Wales Cabinet approving immediate police strengthening to combat a serious crime wave. Officials consider sending officers to Scotland Yard to study London methods and plan new measures to improve force efficiency including establishing a police station at Sefton Park after a young pitl was attacked.
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Sydney
New South Wales Cabinet
Scotland Yard
London Police
Bruntnell
Sefton Park
Mr Mitchell
New South Wales
Judge Flies to Longreach on First Air Trip from Rockhampton
Judge Brennan and Crown Prosecutor Mr J Sheehy left by aeroplane for Blackall due to lack of train arrangements. Mr Justice Brennan hopes to depart Rockhampton at five in the morning in time for the court at Longreach at ten o'clock.
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Longreach
Tin Fice Brennan
J. Sheehy
Qanthe
Blackall
Justice Brennan
Rockhampton
Train collision at London Bridge injures sixteen
One passenger was killed and 16 injured at London Bridge station when a crowded train returning home collided with an engine. Two coaches telescoped, several men badly hurt, extricated with crowbars. In the panic, hundreds leapt from cars despite live wires after electrification.
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London
London Bridge
Darlington
Coal Exports Drop Amid Price Surge in New South Wales
The South Ambenkin Government ordered a coal import from England as New South Wales coal prices rose. Newcastle exports for the six months ending June show a 1,484,000 ton total valued at 1,750,000 dollars, down from 1,077,780 tons worth 1,971,050 dollars in the prior period.
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Sydney
South Ambenkin
Finglas
New South Wiilvs Coil
Newecastle
Are Anonthy
Search for missing airship crew continues amid bad weather
London reports from British press and Stockholm sources outline a global effort to locate Amundsen and his party. A failed propeller and damaged rudder on Kirowalu worsen drift eastward while Braganza sails north to aid the Vigners party. Despair grows as Viglieri’s group faces isolation and fading hope for rescue before month end.
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United Press Association
Cithi di Mikimu
Ernigers Haa
Kirowalu
London
Central News Association
Stockholm
Soya Tormberg
Malgreen
Nobile
Oslo
Tueguay
Braganza
Vigners
Tta
United Press
Heat Wave Stuns Eastern U S
New York reports a record heat wave as temperatures rise nationwide. The tally shows 63 persons prostrated and 154 drowned while seeking relief from the heat across the country.
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New York
United States
New York City
Rescue peril grows as marooned men face starvation
In Virgo Bay the stranded crew endure hunger and exposure. Lundborg reports food scarce and supplies lost to the sea. Attempts to reach the coast are discouraged by danger, with one party missing after a trek toward Tend and Captain Boeri presumed abandoned.
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Lundberg
Siehumoreh
Virgo Bay
Trentenant Lundborg
Latar
Malmgren
Geuert
Fee
Boeri
Weer
Unclear deputation meetings over unemployment and immigration
A dated report describes a deputation of officials meeting Senator Pearce to discuss a large unemployed group and influx of ovens undercutting Australian wages and longer work hours. The exchange touches on preferencing locals, restricted entry, and past immigration patterns, with references to Southern Europeans and domestic labor policy. The piece cites debate over governmental responses and policy effectiveness.
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Pern
Tursday
Ofpa
Pearcee
Inta Wile
Ffovne
Ovens
Fremera
Peuren
Laken
Birte
Shopbreakers in Melbourne Robberies Target Local Shops
Police hunt for a gang of shopbreakers blamed for recent robberies in Melbourne. In one incident a tailor shop in Windsor was hit, with about 700 pounds reported stolen from Alexander Wollheim. Another shop on Caulfort reportedly lost about 100 pounds of merchandise and was broken into when it opened.
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Hilt
Ino
Alexander Wollhea
Med Moreer
Windenr
B. Malcolm
Tobnecontat
Caulfort
Oyenen Tyeihiys
Labour split as Creswell expelled from party leadership
In Capetown the Labour Party conference expelled Cabnel Creswell and ten MPs amid turmoil. The National Council, now governing, called the move irregular. Debate centered on Creswellite ministers and cabinet conflicts with Malan and Roos shaping the response. Descriptions of internal bitterness marked the political rift.
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Capetown
Mid- Wight
Juitbour
National Council
Labour Party
Cabnel Creswell
Parliamentary
Creswell
Cresswell
Labour
Mr. Malan
Interior
Tielman
Roos
Mrr. Malan
Creswallite
Rand Water Board
Nationalista
Imade
Mystery of Lowenstein disappearance continues in Channel search
London reports a French trawler resumes the hunt for Lowenstein's body while Brussels weighs a death certificate. In London Major Cooper of the Air Accidents Investigation Dept inspects the Fokker monoplane believed to have carried Lowenstein, testing cabin door restraints and cabin door operation in flight as debate grows over open door feasibility amid air currents.
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London
Haa
Lowenstein
Dunkirk
Tonthor Bruatee
Britain
iManjor Cooper
Air Accidents Investigation Department
Maize Seed Color Debate Impacts Queensland Market
Maize buyers in Queensland face difficulty due to a red tinted and red coloured grain preference. Director of Agriculture Mr Quealing notes demand for distinctly coloured yellow grain abroad and interstate trade. little quality difference between red and yellow grain. Growers should select whole coloured yellow seed to reduce complaints and improve markets while watching disease spread from unknown sources.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Mr. Quealing
Quodling
Queenslands
New South Wales
Warehouse sale and Sydney property deal dominate ad page
An extensive retail advertisement showcases huge reductions on fabrics and garments including crepe de chine, wool, flannels, and laces with banners claiming amazing price cuts. Separately, Sydney property news reports Nicholson and Co. Ltd selling to Foys Ltd for 170000 pounds and Aquitina Company preparing a George Street purchase for 110000 pounds, with bold notes on value across the city.
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Sydney
Tueaday
Pithatreet
Tforicrn Brothers
Nicholson and Co. Ltd
Foys, Ltd
Tor Pitt-atreet
Niehahon and Co. Tel
Davis Cup Tour Ends as Players Conclude Overseas Matches
Tennis stars Patterson Crawford Hopman and Hawkes finish Davis Cup duties with matches against France Germany Denmark and Hungary across July. A planned four man English team may travel to Anatorlis for Australian and Victorian championships, as Brookes Malcolm and Patterson decide against funding a trip to America.
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London
Patterson
Crawford
Hopman
Hawkes
France
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Belgium
Cummings
Moon
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Hamburg
Brookes
Malcolm
America
American Association
Australis
Vin
Suez
Denmark
Copenhagen
Holland
Hungary
English Lawn Tennis Association
Brookes and
Austin
Gregory
Collins
Anatrolis
Windos
Matc
Prough Tear
Corbet, Drugion
Landry
Awatralla
Aimilarly
Brugnon
Selen Willa
Amending Bill Aims at Cunelliation and Arbitration Act
Latim offered views on framing regulations to amend the Cunelliation and Arbitration Act, hoping to conclude a bill this session. He noted nearly completed work on companion legislation to deal with early instances. Introductions face timing issues as Parliament nears adjournment.
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Vanderila
Tuesay
Lathom
Latium
Pio van
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