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DRIVEN TO DESPAIR
Seven hungry and scantily clad children, the oldest 15, were shot and killed tonight by their mother. Mrs. Ethel Yelden. who then made an unsuccessful ...
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UNREST IN INDIA
Questioned in the House of Commons regarding the situation in India, Mr. Wedgwood Benn (Secretary for India) read a large number of telegrams received ...
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Wet Wicket Worries Australian
Playing in wretched weather conditions, the Australians made a poor showing against Essex at Leyton yesterday, the side being dismissed for 156. Kippax made a fine stand and scored 57 in 165 minutes. Ponsford made 39 and Oldfield 16 not out. ...
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MOTORING SMASHES
After lying in dew and fog for seven hours the dead bodies of Cecil Patterson (20), of Gymea Bay, and Ralph Douglas Morpuss (20), of King's-way, Miranda ...
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RUSSIAN MASSACRE
A special train containing Ogpu officials has left Moscow for Murmansk, where they will investigate the massacre of 16 Murmansk railway officials ...
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BRIBERY ALLEGED
There was a sensation in the House of Representatives this afternoon when the Prime Minister (Mr. J. H. Scullin) alleged that Major Conder had personally ...
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DULEEPSINHJI MAKES 333
Following are the closing scores in the series' of county matches commenced today:— At Brighton: Sussex, 521 for seven ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BRITISH MINISTRY
The "Daily Mail" understands that Mr. Ben Turner (Parliamentary Secretary for Mines) shortly will retire from the Ministry and will be succeeded by ...
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CAR HITS CYCLE
When a motor-car driven by E. M. Pearce, grazier and well-known racehorse owner, collided with a motor-cycle on the Point Nepean road, Mount Martha ...
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VIOLENT BURGLARS
A determined attempt to break into the draper's shop of George Williams, in Napoleon-street, Cottesloe, was interrupted last night. A man who came on ...
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PERSONAL.
The Premier (Sir James Mitchell) will leave for Southern Cross this evening, and will spend the week-end at Northam, where he will have a further conference ...
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COAL DEADLOCK
Described by Mr. T. Hoare, the miners' northern president, as the most momentous meeting of miners ever held, a conference of northern lodge delegates ...
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FRIENDLY, YET AGGRESSIVE
Mr. Fenton (Australian Minister for Customs) left today for Washington after a crowded visit, including constant participation in conferences here upon ...
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TROUBLE IN DELHI
There is a complete Hartal in Delhi. Today a crowd refused to disperse, so the police fired and seven were seriously injured, 50 others being taken to hospital. ...
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RUGBY PLAYER'S DEATH
Arising out of the death of the Rugby player Pradie on Saturday, the magistrate has instructed that a prosecution take place of a person unknown, for ...
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SAFE BLOWERS SUCCEED
More success attended the efforts of Claremont thieves. Forcing a side window of the Claremont Roads Board office, at the corner ...
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"I THINK IT SILLY"
"The banning of cricketers' wives strikes me as silly," says Mrs. Vonelni, the wife of the American Walker Cup golf player. ...
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LOCUST MENACE
Two bottles of "locust cholera" have been sent by aeroplane to Transjordan where culture will be made by an expert from the Plant Protection section of the ...
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SITUATION BETTER
The special correspondent of "The Times" at Simla says the situation generally is infinitely more peaceful than the most optimistic could have prayed for a ...
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CANADIAN LUMBER
Mr. L. R. Andrews, a Victoria (B. C.) lumberman, will proceed to Australia shortly and will remain there a year promoting sales of British Columbia ...
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THE PREMIER'S PROMISE
In a statement made yesterday by Mr. A M'Callum, late Minister for Works, it was said that there was a catch in all that the Premier (Sir James Mitchell) ...
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Programme of Matches
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WORKING UNDER AGE
E. Cole, a lumper, was charged in the Fremantle Police Court this morning with having on March 6 caused his son, who was under 14 and not exempt from ...
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CYCLIST INJURED.
When his bicycle skidded on a tramline in Oxford-street, Leederville, about 7.30 a. m. today, Lawrence Pitt, of Hector-street. Osborne Park, was thrown ...
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RAILWAY ACT INFRINGED
Because he travelled between Perth and. Cottesloe without paying his fare of 1s 2d Thomas Patrick Murphy was this morning fined £1, with costs, by Mr. Kidson. ...
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PERMANENT MAINTENANCE
In the Supreme Court today, Mr. Justice Northmore confirmed the Registrar's report in which Valentine Rutherford Abbott, solicitor, Perth, was required ...
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ROBBERY OF BANK
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LATE SHIPPING
The steamer CANONESA, which berthed at Fremantle from Hobart direct at 1 o'clock today, is a stranger to the Port. She belongs to the Furness ...
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BARRACK-STREET COLLISION.
Nothing seems to attract the curiosity of a street crowd more than a traffic accident. Barrack-street pedestrians to the number of over a hundred clustered ...
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UNSETTLED, SHOWERS
Following is the official weather forecast for Western Australia:— "Cloudy and unsettled with showers over west and south-west coastal ...
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CATHOLIC BALL
On Tuesday, June 3, the annual Catholic Ball will take place in the commodious Temple Court Ball Room. The conveniences afforded at this establishment ...
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