Cudal Horror Inquest to Reenact Murder Scene
Orange District Coroner will reenact the fatal shooting of Patricia Ken-Smith, 20, and Edward O Keeffe, 16, at Merridong homestead Cudal next Wednesday. Witnesses will be examined in a main room set as a temporary court, to aid jury understanding of the tragedy. The police cite convenience and local witness residence as reasons for on scene proceedings.
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Patricia Ken-Smith
Merridong Homestead
Cudal
Edward O'Keeffe
Orange District
Orange
N.8.w
Wil
N.S.W
Maitland
Orange Police
Merridong
O'Keeffe
Lord Mayor of Sydney Aims for Civic Welfare
Lord Mayor Mond Alderman Parker declared he had no regrets about petty rudeness at his election. He said he was not elected to start civic warfare but to promote welfare, with a policy of development and expansion. He urged aldermen from all parties to cooperate in advancing his aims for a better Sydney.
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Sydney
Parker
Fleet of Eyes
Two Raids At Greek Club In One Night In Sydney
Police raided the Greek Club on Castlereagh Street Sydney early Monday morning and arrested thirty one men many of whom had been released on bail earlier. The force had eyed the club for some time and conducted a second raid after the first batch of detainees returned to the premises.
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Sydney
Castlereagh Street
Rich Find Gold Strike in W A 267 Ors to Ton
A parcel of ore from the Lady Gladys mine at Kalgoorlie Western Australia weighing 3 1 2 tons yielded 934 ounce 7 pennyweights of gold about 267 1 2 ounces per ton with no tailings. Crushing hailed as momentous in WA mining history reviving hopes of a new mining boom in the Kalgoorlie Coolgardie area.
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Perth
Lady Gladys
Kalgoorlie
Western Australia
Coolgardie
Fondato
Two Men Arrested After City Store Raid
Police captured two men at the Britth General Electric Co premises on Clarence Street in City early yesterday. They are charged with breaking and entering and theft after detectives, storming the building, found two safes cut open and about £6 stolen. A set of tools was recovered at the scene.
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Sydney
Britth General Electrc Co
Clarence Street
City
Sileady
State Lottery Drawn Number 171 Reveals Prizes
The 171st State lottery draw took place in Sydney on Monday. First prize awarded to 6. 58887 with a 40770 second prize and a 4th prize of 0/0 2)0) nant, among others. The drawing names the winning numbers and prize divisions announced for public record.
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Sydney
Brutal Attack Witnessed as Elderly Man Beaten in Darlinghurst
An 80 year old man, John Alfred Daley, was assaulted on Surry Street in Darlinghurst. Four attackers carried him to his room and put him to bed. An eyewitness alerted police, who arrested one man and charged him with inflicting actual bodily harm after the victim was taken to hospital.
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Sydney
Manny
John Allfred Daley
Surry Street
Darlinghurst
McCabe Withdraws From Team for Hospital Appendectomy
S J McCabe withdraws from the side to play in Sheffield Shield games in Adelaide and Melbourne this week. Acting on his advisor guidance he will enter hospital to undergo appendicitis surgery at the end of this week.
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Sydney
S.J. McCabe
Adelaide
Melbourne
Eer
Stock Market Report at Homebush Yarded Cattle and Sheep Prices
The stock market at Homebush was unchanged as 1812 head were yarded. Bullocks sold from £6 to £11, cows from £4 to £9, quality up to £30, medium to 20s, inferior to 20s. Sheep totaled 23,000 with dour market clarity. Wethers 10s to 25s, ewes 8s to 20s, lambs 9s to 23s, shorekeep 7s to 16s.
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Sydney
Homebush
Prices Quoted At Sydney Produce Sales daily
Prices from the Sydney produce sales show Taymynian potatoes at 4 to 7 shillings per unit Victorian and Clarence River at 3/6, eggs new laid 10d, butter 114/68, cheese 7d to 8d, oats 1/8 to 8/-, onions 4 to 5 shillings, wheaten 3/9 to 4/0, oaten 5/1 to 5/8, lucerne 7/ to 8/9, hay oaten 2/8 to 5/8, lucerne 3 to 5/9, wheat 2/10 to 2/11.
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Sydney
Victorian
Clarence River
Lucerne
Assault Capital Charge at General Criminal Court
William Stephen Woods, 48, contractor, charged with a capital offence regarding a young woman who came to a country town near Trundle for a domestic position. Crown witness Olgs Smith, 10, testified Woods assaulted the woman after forcing entry to her room. she fled the next morning. The case is proceeding.
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Sydney
William Stephen Woods
Ney
Trundle
Olgs Smith
Woods
Wood
Fewer Drunks, More Drinkers Yet Lower Per Capita Use
A 1920s- era report notes fewer drunkenness convictions in England and Wales and lower per head alcohol consumption, despite more imbibers. Canon Hammond cites lower figures in Australia and shifts toward afternoon drinking and cocktails, especially among women, with concerns over social effects.
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Thackeray
England
Wales
Canon RB. B
Hammond
Yeusterday
Australis
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Canon Hammond
Harvey Brothers Jewelers and Opticians Wellington Ad
Harvey Brothers, jewellers and opticians, Wellington advertisement listing services and contact details. Includes note on optical offerings and store location with proprietor names.
Misleading Statement Sparks Canberra Clash Over Tax Surplus
Prime Minister Lyons denounces a Western Australia Parliament claim by Minister McCallum that the Commonwealth had a six million pound surplus hidden. Lyons says taxation figures would push the surplus well into eighty million or more, calling the minister’s remarks misleading and a reflection on government integrity.
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Canberra
Lyons
McCallum
Works
Commonwealth
Penbey
Town Flooded as Embankment Breached in Victoria
A Victoria township faced flooding after an embankment breach yesterday morning. Lower areas were inundated and several houses washed away. Rescue crews, numbering hundreds, worked to shield the town as more families became marooned amid advancing waters.
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Sydney
Kening
Victoria
Bread Prices Rise As Bakers Meet To Discuss Increase
Masters Bakers Association members resolved on Saturday night to raise bread by 1d per 2 lb loaf starting today. A deputation to Minister Hawking will discuss the move on Tuesday while Housewivens Progressive Association plans a boycott talk this today. Portia Geach led calls to protect consumers and curb middlemen profits as Premier Stevens warns the government may fix bread prices if needed.
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Masters Bakers’ Association
Houuer Progressive Association
Hawking
Housewiven' Progressive Association
Mina Portia Geach
Sydney
Stevens
Cloudy and unsettled regional forecast with varying rain
The forecast calls for generally cloudy conditions with scattered rain and storms, heavy in northern and eastern districts. South to east winds rise, with the day’s high around 00 degrees despite a local reading of 2.30 today.
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Parte
Eastland
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