Referee Hall Retired From League After Sunday Match
O Hall officiated the Dubbo Narromine inter town clash and ejected seven players. The league, citing unsatisfactory control, announced last night that he would not oversee further matches under league jurisdiction. President Breeney stated the incident made the game a farce and suggested the executive will support players over the referee. The decision followed a tribunal inquiry with supporters claiming they would avoid the ground if Hall refereed again.
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O. Hall
Dubbo
Narroomine
Phe Tle
Finsen Iy
LY Breeney
Sweeney
Lind
Tn Ak
Wilur Jhot
Aarromdns
Waercline
AL Thompain
Glint
Leerne
Mir
Mailonay
Sunilay
Bole
Hull
G. Jivalingg
Thil
Tey
Tautrel
Mulion Wii
Dubbo Rugby League Meeting Delays Cup Match Inquiry
The Dubbo Rugby League held a meeting to discuss the Cleaver Cup clash between railway and Liwtown played yesterday. President and officers debated Newtown’s refusal to attend, set a new date window, and referred referees and payments to committees while outlining arrangements for visiting teams and venues at Wangarbon and Geurie.
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Dubbo Trughy
DL Aweewoy
Wlair
Huss
BE. Tait
Duty
I. Stevenson
G. Gosling
W. Taylor
Thompson
Mr. Maloney
W. Dotter
Itcrotary
de Lzolu
Resistant
Hesley
Derpites
W. Moore
Newtown
Fosult
Rutheny
W. Yuis
Wongarion
Ttailway
Liwtown
Newloon
C. Hull Felichalf
Referees Association
Minnnoo
Iumel
Lisayue Thoal Terelva
Grady Soropetition
Sandby
Dubbo Liberal Overseas Intelligence Note
Special arrangements and world service are used in compiling overseas intelligence published in this issue. All rights in Australia and New Zealand are reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulons World Service
Australia
New Zealand
Politician Faces Allegation At City Meeting
A tense scene at a city gathering featured AL President chairing as Wilson denied Labor endorses violence. He claimed opponents tried to smear Labor while recounting an elder’s distress near a rail line and referenced past persecution waves.
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Geo
Wil
San
Erpiro Hell
Utgbu
Wortin
Wilaen
Stile Adl
Alwjer Connell
Alla
Ate
Wilson
Paul
Hia
Petty
Hheer Afr
Gro
Menin Mall
Mr. Wilkow
The Liberal adds new editions next Saturday
The Liberal announces a new Afternoon Edition at 4 o clock to supplement the Early Morning Edition and a Sports Edition with late telegrams and sporting news. The manager A Irvine promises better service as demand grows and urges readers to watch for the Late Editions next Saturday afternoon.
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the Liberal
A. Irvine
Tax official Amid Turmoil at Loyal Labor Meeting
Reported unrest as supporters accuse critics of insulting a motherly figure. Tabor Party defends its aims while protesters vow to stand against disrespect and discredit. Doorkeeper and officers deny any disturbance, noting the three hour patrol and no evidence of entry at the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauy
Tabor
Indy
Holly
Fragmented Cablegrams Signal Turmoil Across Cities
A garbled dispatch describes widespread violence and disruptions from Bombay to Berlin. It notes 171 killed and 1908 injured in Bombay riots and reports a gruesome murder at the French Embassy. Authorities discuss peace talks as world events unfold.
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Tony
Moses
Bombay
Alwar
Dudia
Keéllbay
Crumiine
Lueminions
Breretary
Lockeds
Dublin
Ritain
Atiuisters
Willeib
Vadrm
Urinain
Lublin
London
A. J. E. Phomus
New York
Mondey
Trausner
Homstop
Warsaw
Berlin
Prenck
Shawstad
Plensturg
Tiatien
Perlin
Jon 8
Raul
Wisps and Whispers Aid Party In Trawsonville Final Fund
A local dance for charity to support the Trawsonville Final Fund is planned at Burge Bros home Burra badeen on the 17th. Dubbo council to-night discusses an ominous order of the day about the Lighting Cats contract. Among 164 applicants for four certificates in London, 27 failed for color blindness including Douglas Shepherd, an Australian airman. The Catholic Tennis Club president seeks to extend plans through Mr. W H Christie for the recent tournament. The Village Cricket Club benefits £7 from a dance reported in yesterday’s paper. The Dubbo District and Citizens Bond series of euchre parties opens tonight at the band room Tallaragar Street with £5 prizes for winners. Old timers reminisce about last Wednesday night’s event at Mowtown, including various feats and novel acts.
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Burge Bros
Burra Badeen
Dubbo
Ald
J. H. Wark
London
Douglas Shepherd
Ping Pong Tournament Opens Tonight With Dubbo Bowl Club Matches
The Dubbo Bowl Club launches a second ping pong tournament after the first's success. Tonight's first round features P. Gordon versus Moriarty, Dr. McCarthy against Warby, Wy. J. Stite versus A. Gleaver, and other pairings including Gordon, Wheeler, Murrey, and Mulcahy. Donkey Books and Billheads advertised from The Dubbo Liberal.
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Ths
Dubho Bowl Tg Club
P. Gordon
Moriarty
Dr. McCarthy
V. Warby
Wy. J. Stite
A. Gleaver
W. EH. Christie
Gordon
UCP Reports Government Suspends Rural Bank Proceedings
Sydney Tuesday news: General Secretary Cal Munro says Premier Stevens has decided to suspend legal actions against those in arrears to the Rural Bank. The move follows UCP representations and is hailed by many rural residents in the West as timely relief.
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Sydney
United Country Party
Cal. Munro
Mr. Stevens
UCP
No Case to Answer in Sydney Court Charge
Nor hart Eugene Phillips a 36 year old Sydney solicitor faced a fraud charge at Uw Central Policy Court. The case, heard by Mr. Williams on April 26 under S48, was dismissed. The earlier reminder dated March 22 resumed to April 7.
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Uw Central Policy Court
Sydney
Norhart Eugene Phillips
Williams
S48
Central Police Court
Magistraete
Born to Love at Stake Royal screened Thursdays and Fridays
A dramatic romance of royal duty and love. Constanes Bennett stars in Born to Love with a tale of a girl torn between marriage vows and a forbidden lover. A court custody battle and a baby’s future drive the plot as love tests convention. Also showing Sir Madama Julio and other features with Bill Boyd and Dorothy Sebastian.
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Constanes Bennett
Stake
Royal ‘Theatre
Rica
Dazis Kendall
Picta Command
Bill Boyd
Dorothy Sebastian
Madama Julio
Lily Damita
Thelen ‘Cwelvetrees
Luna Rivardo Cortez
Preliminary Railway and Newtown Match Ends in Narrow Split
The old rivals Railway and Newtown clashed in a preliminary liganutes match on Sunday. Railway star players included Hilder, Morris, Westcott, and Hearne, while Newtown featured Peat, DMygsart, Ferrin, Mundy, and Kinehella. The game was energetic but uneven with promising attacking moves including O'Connor crossing for Newtown and Westcott for Ratheny, though neither side pulled ahead decisively. Referee Cavanigh and umpires officiated as both teams labored in the fatigue of a hard contest.
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Railway
Newtown
Kenura
Weoees Railway
Tf. Hilder
Ts. Morris
Tt. Westcott
Poxall
T. Smithshires
G Hearne
J. Buckley
T. Ackerman
W. Thompson
W. Toll
Jacky
Ratheny
Capinn
Turbulent Sydney Telegrams Hit Courts and Contests
A chaotic Sydney telegrams page reports wheat prices and a wry note about a Geotra Dotler Court hearing. Harry Loclmaial faces charges tied to a chess federation scandal while a lottery prize goes to Our first Syndicate from Sydney. Separate reports recount a rock jump accident in Lorene Park and a mob attack on Communists at Chipponidge. Narrandera and Deniliquin see Lang campaigning amid protests, while Maitland notes a clash over the Industrial Commission seating.
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Buibwuyg
Sydney
Joby
Giorn-Mulmur
Geotra Dotler Court
Tadiy
Harry Loclmaial
Heylug
Seyfeu
Fieuuseo
Loorki
Georgy
Unik
Hospitiels Catmadsslan
Mur
Nikimd
Lighmillind
Piiesiliy
Varian
Milghell Street
Mudlahouts
the Spoon
Syndicate
Gosling
Union Hotel
UyGlo
Syndigato
Alis
Five Dock
Ashur Siewel
Ware Tml
Clive Murphersom
Lorene Park
Chipponidge
North Bydney
Narrandera
Narrandora
Lang
Bis
Labour
Deniliquin
Tucsiny
Maitland
Stoyma
T. R. Bavin
Industrial Commission
Stevens
Bavin
Latest Forecast From 2 PM With Cloudy Skies
The forecast warns of cloudy conditions with showers in northern districts and fog in eastern areas. Winds are mainly from the north to southwest, with variable speeds. The forecast notes a political remark about a future leader being fully Australian and fair in handling port allocations.
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Pam
Binte
Electric shock accident and fatal bull attack reported
Harold Priest ten year old slipped near Cappin Street bridge Richmond yesterday when a wire touched gear and caused a burst of flame. He survived after hospital treatment with burns and electric shock. An elderly woman named Ballard was killed by a bull at Kataniatite Victoria.
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Harold Priest
Cappin Street
Richmond
Ballard
Kataniatite
Victoria
Queensland landslide injures passenger near Tonis fail
A landslide near Tonis fail in Queensland yesterday sent debris onto a road. One reader report notes a hero vehicle driver escaping with minor injuries and passengers fleeing with only a shoel.
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Tunisfail
Tonisfail
Queensland
Promantie Aviator Stott Addresses Financial Indiscipline
Promantie yesterday, Aviator Stott stated there was financial indiscipline in record fights. He admitted they did not attend for four, but found it useful for advancing aeronautical knowledge.
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Stott
Tle
Sumlay Electors Hear Lang Financing and Moratorium Debate
The speaker describes financial conditions surrounding ex Premier Lang and asks a pivotal question about repayment. Contes cites moratorium exclusions and argues Lang’s financial stance, noting ongoing concerns about politics and economic leverage in the electorate. The fragment outlines a contentious discussion on debts, property, and public lending dynamics.
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Sumlay
J. Contes
MLV
Mr Lang
Ami
Contes
Spain
Lung
Mr. Coales
Vin “Lang
Spot-It Competition Draws Keen Local Interest
The Liberal's Spot-It competition drew strong public response with judges unable to finish selecting prize-winners. Competitors enjoyed the friendly rivalry and townspeople showed great interest. Business houses may benefit from the small entry investment. Results will be announced after judging is complete.
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Reading
A. Irvine
Vote of thanks to Digger Wilson proposed by Dr Yuille
The crowd heard a unanimous motion praising Digger Wilson, with Dr Yuille delivering a British style tribute seen as sincere. The speaker urged backing Wilson in the upcoming June 12 election, praising his courage and urging unity in a national crisis.
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Fite Tillowe
Wilson
Tuillo
Hera
Digger Wilson
Coorga Wilson
Dr. Yuille
Exhibition by visiting Metropolitan baseball team at Dubbo
A visiting Metropolitan baseball team played an exhibition in Dubbo drawing wide local interest since a new Dubbo baseball association formed. Notable performances included Wendell Bill of St George’s tossing and Dr Munro’s pitching, with local spectators lining the fences. Officials and players from both sides were praised for the visit and its promotion of the sport locally.
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Dubbo
Dave Angus
Mmpira
Wendell Bill
George
Munro
Curtis
George Alu
Joel Pane
Sydney
B. Brennan
Nichols
Midler
McDonald
W. Lovkey Te Curtin
W. Weir
Notable Personalities Meet in Dubbo News Flurry
Local notes sketch a string of visits and events in Dubbo. Mr A Edwards plans reestablishing a tailoring business in Macquarie Street. journalist Juek Curbolet promotes the UOAS campaign, stirring friends. Senator Hardy was to be collected for a Cobar trip, and Shellwater spike topics surfaced. Chief Inspector Takes charge as GD-50 duties noted. Reverend Long marks silver jubilee with parishioners and a £50 cheque. Wendell Bull arrives with Sydney baseballers, meets fans, and Wendell Bill figures in sports circles while J Roubley and Cork Promenade link to a shopping enclave.
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Wendell Bul
Australia
Dubbo
Sydney Baseballers
W.B
Counsarble
England Triumphs In Sydney Rugby Test Match
England defeated Australia 8-0 before 60 000 at the Sydney Cricket Ground amid chaotic crowding and closed gates. Eric Weissel scored all points for England with three goals and a try sequence as Australia suffered player absences and heavy pressure throughout the match.
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Moors Park
Hordern
Yana
Ambolnoco
England
Yor Austrelia Eric Weissel
A. Ellaby
McMilan
Bullivin
Weore
Little
Ais Lijurot
Ty Nanely
Moi
Teneo
Pone
Nut
Wag
Obituary: Williew Tony Hume Dies at 88 in Dubbo
Williew Tony Hume, aged 88, native of Mudgee, lived in the area his life. Survived by wife and a family of five sons and two daughters named William Thomas George Arthur Jorepl Ada Onto rine. Funeral held prior to Catholic cemetery rites with burial by Rev. Weather Corcoran. Blakespearoy in charge. World war casualties total item noted as 560,000 headstones in 123 twelve months.
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Mary Kennedy
Deanayn
Stirling Steunt
Swadny Adyght
Dubbo
Ito Mra
Kennedy
England
Mary Skennedy
Tho
R. Kennedy
Wilkins and Kennedy
Sand
Gilbert
Brisbane
Georgy
Twatwood
Mosdamer Porrim
Mudgee
Blackatt
Coorambdle
Voss
Sydney
Mowland
Merriwn
Loune
Mises Laure
Dessie
Chow. Unill
Fanern
Prise
Tey
Dubboansercet
William
Thomas
George
Arthur
Jorepl
Ada
Ontorine
Lena
Weather
Corcoran
Blakespearoy
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Telfer
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J. Whitney
W. H. Christie
Conlbaggie Hall
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Yullaze
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Waltut
Alberts
DAMES
ATALL
Royal Theatre
New Souls Wales
Hla
Western Australia
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Personalia
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A. Edwards
Iy Macqiurie Strat du Thu Wae Fete
Me Juek
Curbolet
Sun WU
Ifutles
Abe Mai
Masion
Senator Hardy
Cobar
Lis
Took Arnold
Iuspecter
Hopsbir
Kia
Hag
Trev. Mun
Wokingtom
von Archdeacon
D' Arcy
Alr
W. P. Kelly
MLC
Monsignor Lang
Moy N Club
MR. W. T. Hume
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