Melbourne Turf Notes From Flemington and Moonee Valley
In Melbourne on November 1 horses ran at Flemington and Moonee Valley. The gal lopinge course was good and many Sydney horses trained by Christian brother went to Moonee Valley for mile events. Wallaro defeated Carlita by three lengths in the 11 mile dash while Cykion and other horses also ran trials.
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Melbourne
Flemington
Mooney Valley Christian Brother Dd
Wallace Isinglass
Stso
Quimplogist
Barlow
Cat
Ram
Prince Bardolph
Townsville Townsends Torf lub Race Acceptances
The Townsville club lists acceptances for its Saturday meeting with events across s furlongs and one mile. Notable horses include Gorna Far Nicer Galette Bur hal Archil Filter in Trial Handicap and Marine Flaw Roget Bushwind Car miong Alarm Smole Black Cap Vw Bula Beechworth Bobsainette Young Mac in Flying Handicap.
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Towneville
Torflub
Iismail
Gorna
Far Nicer
Galette
Burhal Archil
Filter
Carmiong
Black Cap
Bula
Beechworth
Young Mac
Malion
Rantee
Blarmona
Crocna
Burghals
Archil
Phoebad
Hillman
Darnell
Rushwind
Currajong
Smoke
Viv
Ootacamund
Bagdad
Henry
Young Mack
Marine Flag
Retinute
Rawtee
Ismail
Blarmons
Purgial
Lyndhorss
Melbourne Cup Betting Odds Report
Melbourne November 1 latest betting lists Shepherd King Kilboy Sassneff Adel Qui logist Lingle Bursar Wal lace Isinglass Carlita Prince Bardolph Lavenda Derby Kilboy Walardi Ettefred Stageland East court ranking odds 0 to 2 to 20.
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Melbourne
Shepherd King
Kilboy
Sassneff
Adel
Quilogist
Lingle
Bursar
Wallace Isinglass
Carlita
Prince Bardolph
Walardi
Ettefred
Stageland
Eastcourt
Ptami Scratched From Melbourne Cup Race
Ptami has been scratched from the Melbourne Cup, altering the field and betting outlook for the race as connections shift plans and chances for a strong finish.
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Melbourne
Ptami
Canfield Cup Reunion Marks Struggle For Re-entry
Lavenda returns among 16 starters while Caul field Cup four-sars show little change. A cadet in white, Mr W G Stead, is fined for entry omissions. In racing and betting news, book makers offer money-back inducements for backing second or third horses amid Epsom Metropolitan speculation.
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Lavenda
Ory
Stright
W. G. Stead
Epsom
Metropolitan
Hackers
Syndicate wagers and notable horse deals in Sydney racing
A discussion of betting strategies with win and place bets, the sale of Gigandra to Mr McGlinchey for stud work on the South Coast, and notes on Wardancer winner of the Dunedin Guineas. Trainer H Foley gains reputation with promising performances at Warwick Farm. Pommern’s early fame and R Wis riding career are mentioned, along with Canfield Cup memories.
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Gigandra
Messrs
Wardancer
Warstep
Dunedin
N.Z
H. Foley
A. Foley
Warwick Farm
Liverpool
Polymelus
Hawke's
R Wis
King
Rifle Club First October Trophy Shoot Result
Wolfram Rifle Club reports the initial October Killorn and Fallan trophy shoot. Scores show J Barty leading with 38, A Pinwell 27, Capt Byrnes 32, Adcock 34, and several other marksmen. Three shoots, two to count. Tadehope and Adcock led early.
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Killorn
Fallan
J. Barty
A. Pinweill
Capt. Byrnes
Bawao
Adcock
Tadehope
Referendum results rise across five Australian divisions
NSW and Queensland show Yes leads while No lags in the latest returns. Atherton and other districts tally votes with No majority in Atherton and an overall statewide Yes trend. Ex Premier Seaddan faces criticism over conscription remarks as the Labour federation seeks explanations at upcoming meeting.
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Atherton
Arrin
Wingfeld
Maiumbah
Raxpane
Ana Millaa Millaa
Perth
Seaddan
Kalgoorlie
Goldherds
Labour Federation
Federation
Lynch
Adelaide Premier Cites Labour Yes Support in Referendum
In Adelaide on November 1 Premier Vaughan said a substantial portion of Labour supporters and trade unionists voted Yes in the referendum poll. He noted an analysis supported this and that some Liberals were in compulsory national service. He warned against assuming Labour voted solidly No and urged caution in party rhetoric.
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Adelaide
Vaughan
Sautradat
Labour
Result in Doubt The Vote Count Still Uncertain Australia
The Chief Electoral Officer Mr Oldham estimates about 400000 votes remain to be counted including all absent votes. The result remains uncertain as absent ballots could overturn the current No majority and possibly swing toward conscription. No official report on the absent vote has been released yet.
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Melbourne
Oldham
Australia
No Pro
Referendum Vote discussed by Opposition Leader Tolmie
The Opposition leader Tolmie spoke on the referendum, saying that without front line voting figures a true view cannot be formed. He warned that if conscription is supported by front line votes, conscription could pass. Hughes and supporters argued voluntary effort suffices for the troops. Rye claimed it had not failed and called for methods to aid the soldiers.
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Brisbane
Tolmie
Eee
Queensland
Hughes
Rye
Returned soldiers form unit to defend Australia
Sydney reports a referendum inspired plan to recruit an infantry battalion or brigade solely from returned MS.W. soldiers of New South Wales to preserve individuality and foster a strong esprit de corps. Similar associations are being organized in other states to form comparable units.
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Sydney
Ms.w
Australia
Labour unity stressed by Higgs amid conscription debate
Melbourne reports Treasurer Higgs warns against splitting the Labour party over conscription. He says party cohesion must be preserved despite his cabinet resignation and notes moves to excommunicate members who support conscription. He argues public pressure may push policy until the next general election.
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Melbourne
Higgs
Labour Party
Australian Labour Party
Labour
Labour Party expels Givens Bamford for supporting Hughes
A Central Political Executive meeting expelled Senator Givens and Me Bamford MH R from the Labour movement for backing Mr Hughes proposals. The report also notes public reaction to the film screening of The Battle Cry of Peace.
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Brisbane
Labour Party
Givens
Senate
Bamford
MH. R
Labour Movement
Hughes
Miners Federation Calls Idle Day Across Regions
The Australian coal and shale workers plan a one day idle to protest due to coal hours disputes. Bahen of the federation announced the stoppage after wage talks. The Sethe Coane group will meet in Sydney with Victorian and Queensland delegates attending.
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Miners Federation
Sydney
Queensland
Misstated pledge on sugar, conscription in debate noted
Mr. Ryan questions how the refer carrying would justify the conscription issue tied to the sugar settlement. He states no suggestion has been made to him by Mr. Hughes.
Secret Love heads Austral stage program in North Decenaland
Crowded Austral house enjoys a varied program led by Secret Love the first Blue Feather shown in North Decenaland with Lass o Lowrie's featuring Helen Ware. Also on offer Angaz Day in London John Hulls Scrap Book and Leko comedies including When Misciel Met ita Match with strong humor. Fisk Jubilee Singers conclude with Steal Away to Jesus and Onward while audiences hope for a return engagement.
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Austral
North Decenaland
Lowrie
Helen Ware
London
John Hull
Misciel
Ita Match
L.ko
The Battle Cry of Peace at Cairns Theatre
The Cairns Theatre hosts The Battle Cry of Peace to a packed crowd. The film portrays New York under siege with pacifist and militarist themes, including a romance amid capture and a cliffhanger finale. Booking advised for tonight’s second screening as demand rises.
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Cairns
New York
Cman
Harmony Hall
Cacaprs
When Broadway Was a Trail at the Palace
Tonight's Palace program features a star drama titled When Broadway Was a Trail a romantic tale set in old New Amsterdam. Barbara Tennant headlines the production in a vivid period piece presented through cinematographic magic.
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the Palace
Broadway
New Amsterdam
Barbara Tennant
William Penn
Vanishing Trio in Melbourne Cabinet Resignations
The resignations of Hue Higgs Gardiner and Russell from the Federal Cabinet were accepted by the Governor-General after telegrams confirming their departures. Higgs Gardiner and Russell last week left Sydney and received the official notice this afternoon. Senator Russell plans a quiet country holiday before joining the ALF camp. no public statement was made.
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Melbourne
Messrs
Hue
Gardiner
Russell
Hughers
Sydney
Higgs
ALF
Leader of the Opposition Vacancy Declared in Parliament
In Hobart on November, Earle announced a Labour Party resolution declaring the Leader of the Opposition position vacant due to his stance on conscription. He said he would rather suffer death than act against his conscience, having led the party for 12 years and kept his pledge to Labour. The Prowler supported Earle, while ministerial cheers greeted him. Townsville notes no settlement yet on waterside pay disputes as a vessel departs for the south with frozen mica and meat aboard.
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Sydney
Labour
Ier
J. Este
Mines and Industry
Griffiths
Este
Ion
P.L.L
Uoon
Hobart
Earle
Labour Party
Marty
Prowler
Townsville
Wrason
Central Hotel Buildings Phony Phone 94 Serial
Fragmentary classified note mentions Spence Street and Central Hotel buildings with a phony phone 94 cue. Additional garbled lines reference Melbourne or Malbourne and up to date billiards and pool information. No clear event or person confirmed.
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Todd
Spence Street
Malbourne
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