Wyat Earp to join club under £4000 offer
The report notes Ellsworth ready to make Wyatt Earp available to the club for just under £4000. Sir Douglas Mawson will consult with Ellsworth as plans unfold for Antarctic mapping. The British Polar Club would draw on Oxford and Cambridge alumni and map extensive areas with official sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzworth
Wyatt Earp
Douglas Mawson
Ellsworth
Hoout
Commonwealth
Air
Australian Polar Clu
Testa
Antarctic
Polar Club
Doug‘Mannon
Oxford
Cambridge Univer
Sheep Incident Detains Two Detained After Serious Incident
An unspecified serious incident involving sheep led to two individuals being detained. Police authority confirmed the event occurred in a rural area, with no injuries reported at the scene. Further details were not released.
Refugees and League Face New Contingent
Melbourne reports two boys ages 15 and 14 are charged with unlawfully killing or maiming at a safety yard. Geneva notes the League of Nations plans to extend aid to Sudetenland refugees as Bolivia prepares to accept a further contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Geneva
League of Nations
Newmarket
League
Budetenland
Bolivia
Shield Cricket South Australia Wins In Sydney Test
South Australia equalled C B Fry’s record of consecutive centuries in first class cricket as they battled New South Wales. They took a first innings win but could not secure an outright victory, ending at 349 all out and 156 in the second innings as bad light halted play. Bradman starred with driving and snooking in a lively display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wedney
C. B. Fry
New South Wales
South Australia
Bradman
Alow
Cheetham
Moyle
P. Ridings
McCauley
Barnes
Cotton
Grimmett
Chipperfield
St Moyle
Waite
Solomon
No Petrol Bann Clarified by Bowling Figures
A fragmentary report notes protesting kerb petrol bans in Young, listing several bowlers and figures. South Australia won the match by tallies shown as Stat innings, with dubious comments on conduct described as dictatorial and unjustified by Mr Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Igo Fossa
O'Brien
Cheetsham
Hynes
L Pepper
Barnes
South Australia
Teo Ham
Moat
Fenethm Guellibed
Mr Evans
Ales
Alia Ol 'Ce
Fondayy
Recruiting Opposition Agitator Fined in Sydney
Felix Sheahan, a middle aged man, was charged at the Central Criminal Court for distributing handbills at a militia meeting on December 2. He was fined £1 with costs after refusing to bear the bill. Additional fines were imposed on two men for distributing handbills at the Teachers Federation meeting urging teachers to support Port Kembla waterside trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Felix Sheahan
Central Criminal Court
Atkinson
Sheahan
Det Ralia
Sheehan
Teachers Federation
Port Kembla
Canberra Liquor Union Split Sparks Autonomy Move
In a Canberra sub branch meeting of the Federated Liquor and Allied Trades Employees Union, leader Mr Heller faced removal threats amid disputes over accounts and local autonomy. NSW secretary Mr Owens defended executive decisions while Canberra members pressed for self governance, with 180 signatures backing independence and a proposed new 400-strong local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated
Laquor and Allied ‘Trades
Enit
Australasia
Tach
Canberra
Ben Heller
New South Wales
Union
F. Owens
Heller
Itive
Australian Capital Territory
Hellier
N.B.W
Peter Woos
NAW
Beanch
Owens
N.E.W
Canperra Gabbranch
Opitae
Uf Dembera
Iaree J
E. Lewis
Federated Liquor and Allied Trades Employees Union
Heillier
Sydney
Messrs
J. S. Drummond
R. & Cole
Boat Capsizes Near Brisbane During Southport Run
In a small sailing boat returning from Southport, 19 year old Robert Cornell was thrown into Moreton Bay when the craft capsized. He clung to his boat as fishermen rescued him while the tide ran strongly, making swimming to shore impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Southport
Robert ‘Cornell
Moreton Bay
Cornell
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Llsworth
Young Council
MR. Hellier
Wrigley
Ystale Express
Virginia Cigarettes
Fresh Fish Transport Company
Fresh Fish Transport Co
South Coast
Fish Transport CO
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