Rocharistic Congress Interferes With Ceremonies
Australian reports describe a mass interruption at Soldiers Field as authorities struggle to clear the crowd during the papal legate Bonzano and Cardinal steps, halting the service. The ceremony proceeds with speeches by officials including Dr. Mannix but is cut short by security concerns and a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Press Association
Hlieagu
Moniday
Unidiauntest
Lihrentening Sribes
Ty Witnness
Firat Pulsky
Bucharis
cniThd
Mora
Cordifal’ Bonzano
Volppers
New Governor Named Amid Turbulent Perth Dispatch
In Perth on Tuesday Lord Somers discusses Vietoris governance amid a bitter strike and its fallout. He notes spirits rise despite clashes, and remarks on missteps by strikers, while Somers gains newspaper experience with the London Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Tueadey
Loni Somers
Wyiv
Tee
Lord Som
Vietoris
H Bath
Siden
Li Engian
Lori Somers
London
Poultry Farmers Conference Aims to Unite Groups
Sydney reports conferences of poultry farmers opened to Mulbourne with 2200 members. EB Goldsmith notes aim to merge regional bodies into a single government unit to protect farmers' interests. A committee was formed to push a unified scheme. Nonspecific health product mentions follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mulbourne
EB. Goldsmith
Walger
Ciontina
Wales
Ind
Caulfield Train Disaster Prompts Inquiryinto Losses
A Caulfield railway crash on May 26 killed several people and injured many as two carriages telescoped into a train bound for Oakleigh. Railway officials and Civil Ambulance Service reported the scene, noting brakes and signals and describing the dramatic rescue effort.
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Melbourne
Turkey
Perio
Odorge
William Bolney
Ain Ackhur Ayprton
John Kiernin
Sevistant
Caufield
Mmnush
Oakleigh
Fdanger
Ana
Sigents
Leon “Nuttin
Milk scandal prompts suspensions and price drops
New York reports ongoing milk scandal investigations revealing deep corruption in the dairy trade. Health Commissioner Harris says three food inspectors have been suspended after disclosure, butter shortages show adulteration from 25 to 60 percent, samples reveal added water or foreign fat, with numerous perjury convictions and fifteen departmental inspectors suspended since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reutier
New York
Pricieh
Harris
Brisbane secretary of Gran teras Association dies on train
William Muir secretary of the United Gran teras Association of Queensland collapsed and died Monday afternoon while traveling from Forth to Adelaide. He attended the Graziers Federal Conference in Perth last night. Born 1881, he leaves a widow and one young daughter. Funeral tomorrow.
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Brisbane
William Muir
The
United
Grantera
Association of Queensland
Forth
Adelaide
Graziers
Australasia
Perth
Timorrow
Australian artist Frank Williams sentenced in Bow Street
Frank Austin Williams an Australian artist was sentenced at Bow Street to six months in the second division on a serious charge of moral perversion. Evidence showed he joined his contingent in Adelaide in 1914, was wounded at Gallipoli, and discharged in 1907 after two years in hospital. Williams denied the charges as several witnesses testified to his ability and respectability. He was given notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anattatlan Press
London
Frank Austin Williams
Bow-street
Adelaide
Gallipoli
Sind
Mved
Wembley
Funda
IBM
Travére
Humphreya
Ncensed
Williams
Adelaide Cabinet Debate Over Federal Representation
A fragmented report describes a Tuesday discussion in the Australian Federal Cabinet about securing representation for South Australia. Senator Barwell argues for ensuring a fair voice while defending the government’s firm stance on constitutional principles and the merits of proportional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Guin
Soniatry
Federtt
Barwell
Saville
South African Flag and National Symbol in Turmoil
A mangled report from Capetown notes tension around the flag and banners as the nation faces upheaval. The article hints at political strain and public attention, with mentions of protests and national identity concerns amid uncertain leadership.
Dairy Industry Conference Opens in Sydney
A conference of cooperative factory managers and secretaries from New South Wales opened in Sydney. President Pat Grant of the Primary Producers noted 1000 pounds have been set aside for the code at dairy bulking Walter factories, with most work completed and costs rising four years ahead. He backed higher factory pay under the Paterson scheme and challenged comments by the federal dairy supervisor Mr Carrol on grade quality, arguing New Zealand figures mislead about actual butter prospects. Beneficial rain in Victoria New South Wales and Queensland improved prospects, while lack of cohesion among states hindered a New Zealand gas and Melbourne butter supply balance. Some argued the levy should align with export seasons instead of continuing through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ani
New South Wiles
Stromd- Anne Thopening
Liv
Patrel Grant
Carrol
Carell
Carrot
New Zealand
Grant
Brokes
Kempsey
Paterson
Jschéme
Atjordaner
Viletoria
Lek
Coheslon
Melbourne
Queensland
Ohich
Advertising Leader Warns of Wealth Monopolies in America
Bruce Burton told a delegate of the Associated Advertising Club that America holds most of the world's wealth and an outright monopoly. He claimed French and German hostilities still influence global markets and urged a broader survey of underlying economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian ‘Press ’Association
Philadelphia
Bruce Burton
Associated Advertising
America
Har Hntrad
Bartow
Killing of Brother Sparks London Alarm Dream Tale
A Milan boy awoke to find his dream scene mirrored in tragedy as he killed his brother during a nightmare. Carlo and Giuseppe are named in the account, with the mother present as the events unfold and the killer reportedly distraught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avmrallan Pres
London
Milan
Aldep Swalker
Carlo Mighasan
Carlo
Giuseppe
Fire in NZ Coal Mine Causes Massive Loss
Fragmented report describes a Westport coal mine fire in New Zealand with millions of tons of coal lost. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate significant damage and disruption to mining operations and ventilation challenges.
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Westport Coat Company
Mitton Mine
Mtr
Influenza Cure Promises from Peppermint Remedy
A fragment notes a claimed influenza remedy labeled Peppermint Cure associated with Woods or Golde. The unreadable text limits clarity. Further detail on efficacy or attribution is not provided.
Man Charged with Murder of Louise Bade in Ebeneter Case
Alan Christopher Taynes was arrested and charged with the willful murder of Louise Christine Bade, 12, at Ebeneter near Rosewood. Police rind possible weapon clues and plan Rosewood Court appearance as detectives continue questioning and evidence gathering at crime scene locations.
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Brisbane
Louiay
Christine Bade
Ebenexer
Rosenoort
Alan Christopher Taynes
Grirl
Turing
Malilvir
Whewever
Roveweud
Jeyues
Rosewood
Hald
Tiosewood
Jeynes
Hungalea Bote
Mountain Ash
Jeyea
Ebenezer
Wa ‘Homed
Appy
Rosewool
Ebeneter
Louise Christine Bade
Malabar
Faiga- Yea
Orlne
Rome
Haigston
Income Tax Appeal and Full Bench Hearing in Brisbane
The Full Bench of the High Court of Australia hears an appeal from the Full Court regarding income tax on a Burke Ltd sale of land in Queensland. The case concerns whether resale proceeds are income in the year of resale and the Commissioner of Taxes arguments. Counsel appearances included Mr. Woodenek for the Commissioner and Mr. Stumm for the respondent. The hearing proceeded with arguments but the decision to be delivered later.
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Brisbane
Tossilay
High Court of Australia
Justice O'Sullivan
Queena
Burke
Federal Debates Over Queensland Revenue Share
Melbourne reports on Premier Solly and Treasurer Brace clashing over constitutional revenue sharing. Premier Gunn and others demand proper distribution while opposition views the talks as delaying a referendum. NSW ALP opposes the federal plan and the Privy Conference discusses abolishing per capita payments.
High Court of Australia begins Belabana sittings in stamp duty appeal
In Brisbane the High Court opened hearings before the Full Bench led by Chief Justice Sir Adrian Knox. The case questions whether a May indenture is within the Stamp Duty Act and liable for duty, as argued against by the will trustees and beneficiaries. The court reserved judgment on the duty assessment of 5 percent and related sums amid contested settlements.
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Brisbane
High Court of ‘Australia
Sir Adrian Knox
Higging
Geevan Duty
Blarke
Queensland
James Carmichael
Stinp Dublon
Jamen Garmichoet Duit
Alinte Wright
Amndohildred
Bulaner
Ukrainian Outrage Report From War-Ravaged Front
Ambiguous dispatch reports the killing of a high ranking staff member in the Ukrainian premier military circle. An unknown assailant is suspected to be linked to political factions amid tensions over federation and Poland’s role.
Railway Guard Fatality Shocks Adelaite War District
In Adelaite a railway guard was killed in a sudden incident near the line. Reports indicate a fatal event involving a train in the locality, with investigations taking place to determine the cause and responsible party. Further details are awaited from official sources and local authorities.
Tax appeal over Queensland land tax assessments heard
The High Court heard an appeal by Enhanad Jowett challenging the Commonwealth Land Tax Act assessments on pastoral leases in Queensland. The case traced amendments to the 1974 act and debated valuation methods used by the Federal Commissioner of Taxation, with multiple leases from Queensland stations under review and the aim to determine a fair rental equivalent for tax purposes.
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Enhanad Jowett
Justice Teh
High Court
Tokty
Queensland
Mtr
Jowett
Owen Dixon, KC
Melbourne
Hay
Hanwell’ Martin
Brisbane
I. D. Macrossan
Asd. McGill
Federal Commissioner of Taxation
Dixon
Towett
Globe
Towell
Banfin
Parborough
Queenland
Commonwealth
Fustige Rich
Jeanclolit
Tixott
Over Preciptce Car Out Of Control
A garbled report describes a vehicle veering off a road near Burragerne Mountain Pass. The incident mentions a driver T Tally and a lorry named Titosilay A pintar, with details lost in transcription. Next, an Adriatie appears with an average depth of 45 yards.
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Bydney
T. Tally
Nantral
Attractive Cricket Report From London Match
London reports the resumption with 12 000 spectators as Parkin and Ryder excel with strokes from Parkin and Watson. Oldfield and Tyldesley both contribute strong innings while Macartney and Mailey bowl for Lancashire. The second day sees sustained bowling and sharp fielding as the match unfolds with notable boundaries and mixed fortunes for both sides.
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London
Iitiow
Parkin
Idion
Ryder
Duckforth
Inter
Musartoey
Macarthgy
Duckworth
Aurea
Ffteen
Watson
Iddon
Oldfield
Cuta
McDonald
Oldfeld
Everett
McDonnald
Wateon Avere
Te Tyldesley
Lancashire
Macartney
Dimaster
Tyder
Ernest Tylealey
Ovor Tyldesley
Malloy
Richardson
Erly
Jancouhire
Hallows
Matley
Wichardcom
Ryilor
Mailey
Mruirtney
Wateson
Barnes
Malley
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Rocharistic Congress
Lfiqforia
Imelbourne
Felbourne
Tursday
Clifton Hil
Taatiaight
Tord
Aibigi
Frederick Tincey
Comayrta Y Rae
Edward Chambers
Roy White
Erasat
Devyer
Gourtland
AY Vin N.E.W. Coal Mines
Oval
Dney
Fmheer
Vatelee
Saielbourne
Hunrega
Har‘ Pour Trust
Organisation
Reuter
Parib
M. Briandom
M. Poincare
Galined
Ken
Apter
Falta
NEW York Investigations
MR. W. Mule
Federal Cabinet
Pateusos
Conesson
Earle Page
Labour
Barry Page
Peders
Hinayetal Prapadats
South, Australia
Solly
Bruce
Jelly
O Alan
Brace
Fedral
Bence
Nationalist
New South Wales
Labour Party
ALP
Brie
Oon
Tirnee
Brr
Gunn
Revter
Warraw
Taeaday
Alipard
TRATN
Adelaitie
Jnstangly
Fasigral Leases
Federal
Australia
Buenos
Baenes
Dunleworth
Walli Mint
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Ene
Dmrley
Woo Talon
Grek Slip
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