Rathenau Murder Sparks German Political Crisis
Paris reports describe the Rathenau assassination as a sign of dangerous anti republic forces. London quotes PM and others expressing sorrow and hopes Germany will restore relations. Berlin notes the killers’ organization and disguises, with Wirth praising Rathenau’s conciliatory aims and monarchist plots tied to financial backing.
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Paris
Rathenau
Stinnes
London
Tosa Grosse
Terr Rethenau
Europe
Aloyid George
Germany
Berlin
Quiefer
Herr Wirth
Reichstag
Ferr Rathenau
Bnd
Herr Rathenau
Nier
Herr-Hathenau
Eschoenseh
Bavaria
Thorny
Teer Wirth
Republic
Fall of Earth In Quarry Injures Several Men
Heavy fall at a Mitcham quarry in Adelaide on Tuesday afternoon injures multiple workers. K Pollock suffers a compound fracture of the right leg while another man, P McDowall, sustains a broken ankle. Additional workers received minor injuries including abrasions from the incident.
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Adelaide
Garth
Mitcham
K. Pollock
P McDowall
Omed Dreske
Canberra Building Plan Proposed for Federal Parliament
Melbourne dispatch reports proposals to complete Canberra buildings so Parliament can meet in about four years. Expenditure near two million pounds to be spread over three years. Canberra Advisory Committee recommends construction. Federal Cabinet to consider. Canberra committee to press Ministry to proceed next week.
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Melbourne
Canberra
Cattle Dealers Hard Hit In Boom Bust
A Glenn Innes message reports cattle dealers suffered a sharp collapse after a 16 month boom. Profits vanished as prices fell from hundreds of pounds per deal to near ruin for many speculators. One trader wrote off over £10,000 in a few months as stock values collapsed. The Severn River venture and a northern price drop saw massive losses. Prospects for a revival appear unlikely for months.
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Glenn Innes
Severn
Glen Tnnes
Children’s Hacking Gough and Woods Peppermint Cure
A fragment from a periodical lists items including entertainment tickets concert and dance programmes wedding memorial stationery and pamphlets. The garbled text mentions printing concerns and various office supplies, suggesting an itemized advertisement or catalog entry in a Go. Ltd publication.
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Gough
Onida
Casinosa Garis
Ojrentnee
Warwlel Monnpaper
Go. Ltd
Palmorinatrook
Dead Field Marshal Killings Stir London Rail Hands
London officials report a mass meeting of Edinburgh railway workers praising Mr. Thomas’s claim that the assassination of Field-Marshal Wilson would spur reform. Ulster Association rebukes De Valera for remarks deemed an outrage on decency. Westminster inquest details a witness recounting the gunfire and the fall of Wilson, with police protection invoked for relatives.
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London
Smiley
Edinburgh
Thomas
Wilson
Heal
Ulster Association
de Valera
Pilent
Trish
Field-Warehal Paeh Pod
Generil Weygard
Field-Marehal Wilson
An Knely
Westminster Coroner's Court
Major Wilson
Devensed
Marehal Wilson Love
Tyre
Sven
Witsim
All Australian Union Congress Opens in Melbourne
Melbourne Thursday delegates meet at Trades Hall with about 100 attendees representing all States. Morning credentials checks delay business while the afternoon hosts preliminary work. DC Willie elected secretary. full proceedings to resume tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Tursday
All Australian Union Congress
Willie
Prickly Pear: Dr Harvey Johnston Visits Warwick
Dr Harvey Johnston of the University of Queensland, scientific controller for prickly pear in the Commonwealth Government, spent a week in Warwick conducting experiments with agents that destroy prickly pear. He notes patches of a resistant variety in the district and discusses insectary work at Sherwood under Dr Tobaston, the spread of prickly pear in Queensland, and funding and time needs for eradication.
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Harvey Johnston
University of Queenslanal
Commonwealth
Rmil
Warwick
Tobosted Pall
America
Sherwood
Tobaston
Queensland
Penrinehia
Ald
Tema
Mrears
H. Storie Relerk
Rosenthalshire
E. B. Gregory
T. Garland
Mullengadery
Allan
Dr. Johnscor
John Etricktuss
Johnston
Steickfass
Higgins
Atrlebfuge
Nhin
Inter
Strick Tun
Eneturn
Garden of Eden
Strickfuss
Chiverton
Talgai
Rowenthashire
de Joheston
South Africa
Btrickfuss
Randy Creek
Eoola
Harms
Boeke
British Prime Minister backs Germany in League admission
London reports quote Prime Minister Lloyd George supporting Germany joining the League of Nations. He favors full participation of all nations, including Russia when ready, and indicates the British government will vote for a field mission proposal and seek clear understandings.
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London
Lior George
Germany
League of Nations
Hussia
Federal Politics A Protest In Melbourne Parliament
Members were few as Parliament met on Wednesday with new MPs Mr Tratten for Parramatta and Mr Scullin for Richmond among those congratulated. Labor loses Mr Catts and two new senators are expected. Nationalists anticipate a large meeting with Mr Hughes outlining the session programme and sugar industry importance to Queensland.
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Melbourne
Toenlay
Parliament
Tratten
Parramatta
Ar. Scullin
Lewis
Richmond
Tutor
Hmowever
Imbor
Catts
Tabor
Nationalist Party
Hughes
Tte
Bia
Queensland
Bo Almail
Swift Death at Moorilyan Mill Explosion
James Oakburn, a mill worker at Moorilyan, died when an explosion sent fumes in all directions during a mater lorry incident. Cockburn was burnt to death while Scarr was injured escaping the flames and was hospitalised. Cockburn leaves a wife and young children.
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Tinnnispail
James Oak] Burn
Moorilyan
Mater
Cockburn
Scarr
William Pearce Dies After Tasmanian Election Loss
In Hobart on Tuesday Mr William Pearce newly elected Labor member for Franklin Division died today from heart failure. His death alters vote transfers as his 108d preferential votes and 714 transfers must be redistributed among unsuccessful candidates. The electors' write is set for Thursday. The report also notes ongoing efforts to combat invasive peat disease and a ship incident near Wellington reports the Rana steamer taking on water after a break.
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Hobart
William Pearce
Franklin Division
Usnecesstul
Noel Beam
Ak Pirates
Aenitary Committee
Connell
Smyth
Ceonveny
Fitzroy
Grafton
Dorey
Phos
Grastlile
Low
Ringstreet
Rey
Seerbing
Howland
Taprlen
Counitien
Plas
Barnes
Tee
Ald
Grd
Cotton scheme grows in Northern Territory near Darwin
Southern journalist Trevar-Tyn Tunes reports from Brisbane that the Dominion Cotton Syndicate of South Australia has taken up 774 square miles of country about 80 miles from Darwin for cotton culture. The plan aims to raise £300,000 with funds from Australian states and England. David Lindsay may lead the project.
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Brisbane
Trevar- Tyn Tunes
Melbourne
Jones
Dominion Cotton Syndicate
South Australia
Northern Territory
Darwin
Australia
England
David Lindsay
Totus
Freme
Virginia
America
Queensland
Hoe
Rrvban
Kelron Park Race Club Results Report
Kelron Park Race Club held a weekly meeting in Brisbane. Flying Handicap fourth division results show No Mixtake first, Ang Pan second, Triplebung third. winning by a length. Times noted as 6 sees. Second division results list Exe first, Sher Hose Petal second, Won by a length and a half. time 60 sees. Park Handicap fourth division sees Lookout first, Alicia second, Grand River third. won by a neck. time 1.32. Second division Park Handicap features Viktaria first, Thetodrama second, Gentle Lad third. winning by three lengths. time 1 11.
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Brisbane
Kelron Park
Ang Pan
Triplebung
Jenrth
Rees
Exe
Sher
Hose Petal
Sentrilts
Kefalin Wins Grand Prix at Paris Race
The Paris Grand Prix results list Kefalin first with Donoghue aboard, followed by Remus second and Algeria third. Kefalin led by two lengths as the field consisted of no other runners.
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Paris
Hefalit
Remus
Algeria
Donoghue
Kefalia
Cavarite
Pnd
New South Wales Beats Maori 28 to 13 in Sydney Match
The New South Wales Rugby Union team defeated the Maori side 28 to 13 at the Cricket Ground, with the Rest of Australia team suffering a 35 to 24 loss. The report also cites extensive notes on Northern Territory mineral wealth discoveries across several rivers and ranges, including copper, silver, tin, and wolfram from historic sites.
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Sydney
New South Wales Rugby Union
England
Australia
Mnolly
Northern Territory
Pinnin River
Blackmore
Charlotte
Plane Cruel
Ued
Brook's Creek
Port Onewin
Tonami
Aritunga
Mardennell Ranges
Daly River
Lar
Settlement Creek
Queensland
Aiver
Macarthur
Limmen
Hart Ranges
Wolfram
Fratehes’ Creek
Waurhope
Brown
Heine Olt-Honring
Wivensea
Thor Ucenses
Warwick Town Council debated council rules and street works
The Warwick Town Council met in the Council Chamber with Mayor Anderson presiding. Aldermen discussed decorum, the Stanthorpe tunnel project, and a major upgrade plan for Ring Street and surrounding footpaths, with estimates to be prepared and a special meeting set for pricing.
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Counsell
Council
AM. J. Anderson
L. M. Ord
Stanthorpe
Met
Thabor
Ib Waa
New Zealand
Towrance Co., Ltd
Elizabeth Munro
King-street
Department of Public Health
Brisbane
Thomas Bel
Rosnhill
Mr. Reid
Aixenne
Mel
Connell
Maurice Baldwin
Queensland Wattle Pay League
Dar
Femme
W. J. Powell
T. Crete Co
Stern
Af Improvement
Prom
B. Mammond
Warwiel
Corncil
Tloeal Authorities
Rnsect
Moulton
Baas Hospital
Wick Children Frisbane
Risa
Counell
Btnte Privcess
Counnell’s
de Tount
T. Richardson
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Praxnce
Union Congress
Harvey
Lloyd George
Federal Politics
Innisfail
Wellington
Monsape
Chia
Rana
Late Sport
Kedron Park
Kefalin
Southern Football
Warwick Newspaper Co. Ltd
Bullfing
Palmerinstract
Warwick Town
Wis
Criterion Hotel
Clark
Altman
Nowa
Steveart
Allman
Ahch Highfield
Rermarka
Palmerin
Ald Highfel
Sterne
Mr. & Thompson
Allman Sid
Tass. Gungsteent
Rass Bol
Tntepayera
Ori
Cownell
Aldo
Lomas
Faml Highfield
Ald. Barnes
Tigrens
Alestrie Supply Co
Sterna
Harvey Johnson
Sereet
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