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  2. FACTORY BLAZE.

    Called from a Christmas Eve party to a fire in a factory at Gallowgate, Glasgow, four members of the Central Fire Brigade perished in the ...

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  3. CRIME MENACE.

    Extraordinary revelations are being made in America, regarding the operations of professional murderers and other criminals. ...

    Article : 191 words
  4. OUTRIGHT WIN PROBABLE.

    Queensland have a lead of 69 runs with 2 wickets to fall in the match with South Australia, and it seems safe to assume that this ...

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  5. SYDNEY ROBBERS.

    Large amounts wore involved in some of the numerous thefts and robberies reported to the Sydney police during the week-end. ...

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  6. MOTOR DEATHS.

    The list of weekend and holiday motor accidents in the eastern States included the deaths of two boys, one in a Sydney suburb and the other ...

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  7. "THE DAWN" MISSING.

    Mrs. Francis Grayson's Sikorsky 'plane, which, with four passengers, left New York on Friday for Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, there to start a trans-Atlantic flight, is missing. No trace has been found of aeroplane or passengers. ...

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  8. MOTOR CAR THEFTS.

    Following on the theft of several motor cars in the country, particulars of which were published in The Resister on Monday, two men have been arrested and a ...

    Article : 377 words
  9. (LATER.)

    The Canadian Government wireless station at Sable Island lias reported that it received a communication from the missing Grayson 'plane, Dawn, late on ...

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  10. ATTACKS IN THE STREET.

    Several men attacked Thomas Lake (40), while he was walking down Stanley street, city, between 6 and 7 p.m. on Saturday, punching him and kicking ...

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  11. NEW TYPE OF CRIMINAL.

    The acquittal at Chicago, by an obviously intimidated jury, of "Lefty" Lewis, a well-known bandit, who was charged with murder has called attention to a ...

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  12. PROGRESS OF COMMUNISTS.

    An agitation has been started by a number of unions at the Sydney Trades Hall in favour of the admission of Communists to the Labour Party. They have ...

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  13. JAPAN'S PARLIAMENT.

    The Emperor Hirohito personally read the Royal message opening the fifty-fourth session of the Japanese Parliament. Accompanied by officials of the Court ...

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  14. BEACH FRACAS.

    Roughly handled in a fracas at Glenelg on Saturday evening, Messrs. W. H. Jeanes (secretary of the South Australian Cricket Association), H. Wilkinson ...

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  15. KICKED HOTEL DOOR.

    A man who came drunk into the Cauliflower Hotel, Botany road, Waterloo, shortly after the closing hour on Saturday, is alleged to have almost kicked the ...

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  16. SWIM THROUGH PARIS.

    Fifteen swimmers took part in the annual Christmas swim across the Seine through the middle of Paris. The current was very strong, and swept nearly ...

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  17. BEFORE THE WEDDING.

    Dr. Pinard, the boldest member of the French Chamber of Deputies, has introduced a Bill approved by the Commission of Hygiene, whereby it is provided that ...

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  18. EAGLE ESCAPED.

    "Has anybody here seen Kelly?" The words of the old-time song are recalled by the escape of Kelly, a tawny eagle from the London Zoological ...

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  19. MOTOR CAR STOLEN.

    A boy aged 15 was arrested by the police night patrol early on Sunday morning, and charged with breaking and entering the Melbourne street premises of ...

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  20. FATALITY AT FRANKSTON.

    Although there was a number of accidents during the holidays, the number of persons injured is much less than in other years at Christmas time. A motor car ...

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  21. STRUCK WITH A BATON.

    When a woman, living in William street, Redfern, complained to the local police early on Sunday morning that her husband was assaulting her. Constable ...

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  22. THE GOLD STANDARD.

    The London correspondent of The New York Times telegraphs:—"It is clearly understood in this market that Italy's return to the gold standard was ensured ...

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  23. POPULAR NELLIE BRAMLEY.

    Emphatic approval was given to the first production of the present season of drama at the Theatre Royal on Monday. The play wisely selected for the ...

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  24. SOLOMON ISLANDS.

    The position at Tulagi in the Solomon Islands, according to passengers who arrived by the Mataram on Saturday, is very quiet and the natives have settled ...

    Article : 93 words
  25. CHARGES OF FRAUD.

    The Detective Office believe that several cases of fraud, involving substantial sums of money, will be elucidated by the arrest of Adam S. Halliday (40), described as a ...

    Article : 197 words
  26. SURVEY OF PAPUA.

    Flight-Lieut. E. N. Wackett, who in September last left to undertake an aerial survey of Papua and the mandated territory, returned to the Laverton depot ...

    Article : 77 words
  27. ARARAT GIFT.

    The Ararat Athletic Club held its annual sports meeting to-day. The Ararat Gilt, of 130 yards, for £150, was run in 10 heats, with two semi-finals. The ...

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  28. LITTLE BOY DROWNED.

    Philip Edward Vyner (6½) was drowned in North Curl Curl Lagoon on Christmas Day. The child, who was picnicking with his parents, managed to leave the rest ...

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  29. CASUALTIES.

    Mr. Frank Kernock (36), of William street, Prospect, a shunter employed by the South Australian Railways Department, was admitted to the Adelaide Hospital on ...

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  30. WORLD'S CHRISTMAS.

    London and the whole of the South of England to-day experienced the dreariest and gloomiest Christmas for many years. Rain fell ceaselessly all day, with sleet in ...

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  31. PANTHEON OF BRAINS.

    A noted Russian psychiatrist, Professor Bakhterev, who recently founded at Leningrad a "Brain Pantheon" for the collection and study of the brains of eminent ...

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  32. DILKERA DISABLED.

    When the interstate freighter Dilkera was on the paint of departure from Fremantle on Saturday, a deliberate attempt to disable the vessel was found to have ...

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  33. FATAL POLICE FEUD.

    Five police officers were shot and killed, another was fatally injured, and three others were wounded, in a battle in the main street of South Pittsburgh ...

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  34. CAMPER SHOT.

    While camping at Scarborough Beach, near Perth, to-day George Orrell (17), of Bulwer street, Perth, received a severe gunshot wound. The bullet entered his ...

    Article : 87 words
  35. MAN'S THROAT CUT.

    William Waters (20), of Emma street, Leichhardt, was discovered in his bedroom on Saturday evening with his throat cut. He was found by his wife ...

    Article : 90 words
  36. EDWARD HICKMAN.

    Edward Hickman, who is in custody at Pendleton, Oregon, on suspicion that he kidnapped and murdered Marion Parker, the 12-year-old daughter of a Californian ...

    Article : 144 words
  37. TWO LIVES LOST.

    On Saturday evening a yacht capsized near Somes Island, Wellington Harbour and two young men (Messrs. Dav d Lander and Donald Mackay) were drowned. ...

    Article : 107 words
  38. OIL STORE FIRE.

    Many fire alarms were raised in Melbourne on Saturday, when the heat and a strong north wind made grace fires in the suburbs a source of anxiety to many ...

    Article : 87 words
  39. MOTOR CYCLING.

    The seventh annual six days trial of the Motor Cycle Club of New South Wales was started to-day, when 34 riders left Sydney for Newcastle, a distance of 165 ...

    Article : 69 words
  40. METAL PRICES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 126 words
  41. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 115 words
  42. Advertising

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  43. STOLEN BANKNOTES.

    Some of the Bank of England 10/ notes, to the value of £10,000 which were stolen from a P. & O. liner, have found their way to Australia. A number of the notes ...

    Article : 117 words
  44. YOUTHS IN A GARDEN.

    Sergt. Pascoe and Constable Naish, patrolling Botany in a police car at 4 a.m. on Sunday, saw three men in a garden of Mr. James East's home, Brentford ...

    Article : 78 words
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