Hatunlay Hatton Pours Points Competition Round Nine
The ninth round of the First Pours Points Competition concluded on Hatunlay Mat with seven players in green, wind minimal, and three games won by wide margins though one was decided by a single point. Foster opened against Trigg, then Trigg surged to 24 8, Foster left with 0-1, Meadowcroft edged Mille 18-17, Liebow beat Silverlock 12-2, Dix defeated Wheat 20-11, and Kendrick edged Foster by one point. The carnival starts in two weeks, with practice for teams and pairs continuing. the Electric Light Committee has not yet resolved its matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trun
Foster
Trigg
Pcore
Meadowcroft
Mille
Heals
Eyeess
Lisbenow
Silverlock
Silveriock
Anl
Liebenow
Hilveriock
Liebesow
Dix
Wheat
Kendrick
Sas
Electric Light Committee
Tor
Lord Beaverbrook's Qualification for Conservative Leader
London reports on January 5 that Lord Beaverbrook is urged as a potential Conservative leader to push a new fiscal policy. Lord Rothermere praises Beaverbrook as a formidable rival and urges him to enter political life, while Northcliffe group editors back the idea of coordinating support to revive prosperity through free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Rothermere
Northcliffe
Beaverbrook
Downing Wrest
Trias
Rothermere
Lesh Muniesiai
Lard Beaverbrook
Northcliffe Sewapapers
Peculiar Case on Prohibition Insurance Suit
In Detrsit on January 4 Bert Anders died after a drink at an illegal venue. His widow sued the insurance company for £1000, but the court ruled liability lay with Anders for entering illegal premises. Judge Krennan noted prohibition realities and upheld the widow’s claim, remarking on widespread blind pigs and the limits of insurance coverage amid prohibition.
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Bert Anders
Anders
Krennan
Detroit
Bishop of Southwark speaks at Wimbledon on city housing
Dr Garbett reports rerawiling in a house in South London after investigation. He found 16 rooms partly furnished and a garage let to twelve families of 72 people from 28 June to 16 March. He calls it abominable and suggests a cent allowance for children as the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garbett
Southwark
Wimbledon
R.W
London
Coal Crisis BeeBy Award Questioned at High Court
The Full Court of the High Court today heard an appeal against an interim swab award in the coal mining industry. Judges Mich and six others deliberated, with Caledonian Collieries Ltd and Northers Collieries Association among respondents. The case raised questions about the authority and propriety of the award amid industrial tension and limited industrial dispute grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbourne
High Court
Mich
Justine Inanca
Duffy
Rich
Starke
Dizon
Caledonian Collieries, Ltd
Northers Collteriee Association
New Routh
Becky Aid
Becky
Labor Defence Army debated at mining meeting
A meeting of former miners and representatives from the coal districts discussed forming a Labour Defence Army in the northern district. Resolutions endorsed organizing it and opposing coal owners and government efforts to lower standards. No decision was reached. another meeting is planned. Similar talks were held at southern collieries favoring an all-out policy. The Miners Federation supported withdrawing safety men from idle mines, while engine drivers opposed this, favoring a complete stoppage. Hotel staffs in the Cessnock district resolved to boycott police service in solidarity with miners.
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Tay Sfort
Miners’ Federation
Returned Soldiers’ League
Cemmock
Kerri Karri
Sydney
Eneime
Cessnock
Aeroplane Crash Claims RAAF Flying Officer Ryan
Melbourne January 7 Flying Officer Loy Joseph Ryan 24 died after his aeroplane crashed at Laverton while making a solo flight on Sunday. He was attached to the Royal Australian Air Force National Squadron and sustained a fractured limb and broken ribs. An inquiry has begun and a decision by the Air Accidents Board may take several days.
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Melbourne
Oficer Loy
Joseph Ryan
Laverton
Gealeesa Seiary Semple Eylem
Air Amcidents Board
Level Crossing Smash Kills Nine at Wooster Bus Train
Nine students died and others injured when a Pennsylvanis train struck a bus at a level crossing near Wooster Ohio. Report notes the bus stalled on tracks after the collision as the river slowed the train, with rescuers rushing to the scene.
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Wooster
Ohio
Bt. Reve
Witesis
Expedition to tap remote Australian ore region sets sail
A saling party aboard the Geraldton bound for the North West of Australia will probe the Yampi Sound area. The crew includes E. X. Goode and A. K. Crago with Captain P. Pentony aboard. They aim to survey ore recoveries and jetty needs to support a large industrial venture.
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Australia
Geraldton
P. Pentony
E. X. Goode
A. K. Crago
K. J. Smith
A. Lamont
Howard Smith
Turf Report From British Columbia Canning Park RC
A brief turf note mentions British Columbia turf conditions at Canning Park RC with sparse detail and no clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Som B.C
Canning Park RC
Pure SLEWD BRILLIANCE IN DERBY RUN AMAZES RACING FANS
A jittery race report notes Pure Blea! blazed in the Derby as expectations grow for trainer E. Lew Steere and star filly Pure Blea! Maple and Recond Wind are cited as potential rivals. Prince Paladin and Thom are praised for strong showings, while impressive performances suggest a bright career ahead for Pure Bleod.
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Cikia High
Ely Tilly Rum
Yap
Chea
E. Lew Steere
W.A. Turf Club
Abe
Hattera
Prince Paladin
Lee Mievre
Blom
Maple
Carnarvon Road Grants Delayed By Public Works Department
The Carnarvon Council discussed funding for a main road to Carnarvon East and a bridge over the Gascoyne River. The council noted funds are parked for the bridge and that grant timing remains uncertain, with the bridge under the Gascoyne-Minilou Road Board and no current funds for water supply or road clearing on the Ajana route.
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Carnarvon
Cuubideranes
Jeterstate Cubic Works
Inmodale
Gascoynne
Mibington
Gascoyne-Minilou
Public Works Department
Ajaua
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Tindale & Miller’s
Salford Street
Grimwood
New Zealand
Perth
George Lester
Parcoum Alliance Aan
Forrest ST. Geraldton
Ion
Jasuary A
Joaway
Jenuary
Conservative
Baby
West Australian Provincial Press Limited
Murray Street
Rerth
P.O. Box
Guardian & Expres
AIR Board
Umpensky
Pines
Titeot la Tag
SSS
Camden
Howard’ Sit Ltd
Baldwin Bed
Pontine
In & Venture
Port Kembla
N.r. W
Queensland
Missin
Australis
Western Australia
Hroame
Derby
Xaw Mills
Centaura
JOS. Johnston & Son
Luvisea
Dalgety & Company Limited
Ueaberr
Tech
Perriars
Quibella Hhesy
Kess
Sal Nas Ee Britien
Clyroen Cabs
Everance
Miveril
Lae
Girsiten Ant Metropolitas Works
Conerata
Carnarvon Roads
Willian Sirenh
Pere
Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line
St Grapes Terre
Bere
Wicherina
Tilraddon Stothen
Fitzpatrick & CO
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