Mediation Sought Over Damaged Pipeline At Port Pirie
Telegrams report mediation urged after unions dispute with Bro ken Hill Proprietary over mine operations at Port Pirie. An attempt to blow the water main feeding the mine occurred as police moved in to guard the area.
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Bydory
Broken Hill Proprietary
Federal High Court
Fe Mundo
Port Pirie
Amalgamated Mineral Association
Ted Py Boodlume
Brokin Hill
Adelaide
Sydney
Tank blast at Hartley Vale kills man and injures four
In Bydmey New South Wales on January 8 a tank of methanol exploded at Hartley Vale during firefighting efforts. Henry Simpson died from head and body injuries. Joe Rodgers, Walter Peachman, and others were seriously burned and hospitalized. The blast scattered debris and caused extensive damage.
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Bydmey
Hartley Vale
Linton Hospital
Walter Peachman
Harry Guernry
James Robertson
Hamilton Shooting Affair Raises Critical Remarks
Mrs. Rasedle, the Fran kMan shooting victim, speaks after a five week marriage. She claims her husband bought a revolver to end both their lives and appears to seek involvement as a commenting party in the incident.
Timber Mills Closed Down In New Zealand
Auckland reports timber mills shut due to money market strain. About 1,006 workers expected to lose jobs as mills halt operations.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Prize Fight Pictures Protest in New Zealand
Protesters urge government to block showing of Hume Johnson Eight film in New Zealand. Premier examined the issue but Attorney General says interference may be impractical or unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume-Johmson
New Zealand
Tem Ackresed
Maya
Northam Gaol Breaker Sentenced After Court Charge
At Northam Police Court Wim McSkimming aged 20 pleaded guilty to escaping from Northam lock up while on remand for stealing. He received six months hard labour. He also faced a separate charge of unlawfully using a horse at Parker's farm and was sentenced to six months hard labour. An order directed the horse ridden to Narrogin be handed to Mrs Adams. Another man aged remanded on a charge of stealing a horse and sulky in Perth.
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Perth
Jen
Northam
Wim
McSkimming
Alien Fon
Niehapey
Bard Tabor
McSuimming
Parker
Fom
McSkimrming
Famed Felon Gradyos Also Known As McMilles Joby George
The subject, a dark complexioned youth, aged about twenty, left the Industrial School at sixteen and began a criminal career in January 1904. He has fourteen prior convictions for stealing and related offenses, three escapes from custody, and two further charges. He shows an armed indifferent demeanor at the dock.
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Gradyos
John McMilles
Joby George
York
Perth
Jockey Death Inquest Finds Spur Not At Fault
In Perth Western Australia the coroner's jury ruled the fall of jockey McDougell from Wheel of Fortune at the meeting caused his death. Medical evidence showed the electric spur was not responsible. The jury directed the Water to search all jockeys before riding in future.
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Perth
Tan
McDougell
Moeting
WAITC
Fane
Lambeth
Alan
Fremantle Arbor Fatality at Sea Verdict
A jury at Fremantle returned that John Wright died by drowning aboard the launch Susan after a collision with the mail steamer Mongolia. The death blamed on negligence by Arthur Thomas Groom, master of the Susan.
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John Wright
Grernam
Susen
Suzan
Mongolia
Arthur Thomas Groom
Susan
Morning Herald Sold to Daily News Proprietors
The Morning Herald newspaper has been sold to the proprietors of the Daily News, transferring ownership from the existing operators to the new buyers. Details of the sale terms were not disclosed in available records.
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Morning Herald
Daily News
Victoria Wife Shot by Husband
Melbourne June 5 J Howarth a Sutton Grange farmer booted his bride with a rifle in front of his garden when a shot rang out. He found his wife lying on the ground about four chains away. Her condition is extremely precarious.
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Melbourne
J. Howarth
Sutton Grange
Russian barque crew member reports captain threats at sea
A crew member of a Russian barque Swan Doc alleges the captain threatened everyone on board near Wangs Sbral Lighthouse. The captain claims he only showed an empty revolver while attempting to enforce duties.
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Delaide
Jas
Wangs Sbral Lighthouss
Geraldton Croquet Club notes and social forecasts
Thursday meeting of the Geraldian Croquet Club on the lawn included secretary's report and election of Mrs Nicholls as honorary secretary along with Mrs Clarke resuming duties. Other items discuss open air entertainments at Shamrock Hotel, community talks, and reflections on local figures including the late George Lauri and ongoing church activities in Western Australia.
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Geraldian
Meadowdraft
Kimying
Pallowfeld
Huggins
Clark
Laffan
Mee
Casal Keown
Holland
End Mies Nicholls
Mims Nicholln
Ag Hom
Clarke
George Basten
Shamrock Hotel
Geraldton
Jim Rome
Ex press correspondent letters reveal shareholder concerns
A reader letter from a shareholder criticizes party tactics and calls for focus on town finances and unemployment relief. The author urges directors to improve revenue and curb dissent, urging constructive action rather than public scolding.
Inspector Drewery Praised Despite Local Opponents
A letter to the editor defends Inspector Drewery, praising his integrity and vigilance in Gorakiton. The writer attacks critics, asserts his impartial service, and urges continued support against alleged license evasion and disorder in the community.
Controversy Over Police Shield in City Notice
A harsh public notice questions police use of protective language and media portrayal. Officials defend the right to report but critics demand clearer limits on police rhetoric and coverage.
Irwin Roads Beard for Carts Aims March Deadline
The notice directs completion of cart removal by March based on stakes set by officials. It mentions a collector and a chairmen role, with duties tied to a public boundary and possible enforcement actions. Authorities order adherence to the stated timetable.
Refreshment Rooms Open for Travellers At Public Aid Station
A fragment states that a traveling public is invited to use Refreshment Rooms now open with assistance for travellers, including stabling for horses. The notice calls readers to visit a location and mentions support services for travelers.
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Borns
Ay Ur
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NCR
New South Wales
Hamilton
Apyray
Prize Fight Pictures
West Australia
Metoth Call
Fremantle
the “Morning Herald
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South Australis
Sybil’s Solilqquies
W. Burger
Bargen
Rettingra Wood
A.N.A
Mr. Cabrams
Guardian
Marne
England
Macmorran
George Lauri
Tam
Tan Qure
Lauri
Coaio Opera
Fie
Moary Iy
Goiala
Geraldine
Drewery
Gorakiton
All Des Gre
Pamuage
Goradtun
Atineke
Max Rime
Tverrace
Oflies
Irwin Roads
Beard
Enewi
Delwage
W. Wiseberg
Narre Terre
Reete Hoube
Henry W
A. H. Monnta
W. Jose
Alll Motors
WM. Carson
Municipality OF
Hfee
Local Board
Se Board of Health
Yalgoo Roads Board
Ratepayers’ Meeting
Publi
Ifugata
Jong Warr
Uimuary
Yaugoo Roaig Board
Aon Ware
Coretary
YE Algoo Roads Board
Neetey
Liege
Tina
John Warr
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Tallors, Rosiers, Slatters
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Geradien
A. S
Kent
P. M. Steggall
Frank Green & Co's
Reet
Towr
Piesse
Taylor's
Creasbook
Mowry
Palace
Railway
Gerald Con
Busy Bee Store
A. T. Davies
A. R. Morrison
Crossley’s
Luly
P. Stone
Chibcea
Cass Bros
Gardner
Gard
Tom Neemensa
Mackerzie
Nir
Hose
Gina
Eve
Dolgers
Danaseye
An & Elucka Socom
J. McKney
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