Levy M L A Foretells Civil War Outcome Lottery
Sydney Friday plot references a lottery drawing with first prize 17697 “Hamman” syndicate c/o Alder-Smith West Port Macquarie. Second 4422 “Four Jonahs” c/o Mrs W Wilburn New Farm Brisbane. Fourth 38852 “Cooky’s Joy” c/o F W Laws Coolah. Whiddon assures winners will receive funds.
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Sydney
Hamman
Alder-Smith
West Port Macquarie
W. Wilburn
New Farm
Brisbane
B. McConnaughty
Tocumwal
N.S.W
Cooky’s Joy
F. W. Laws
Coolah
Mr. Whiddon
Victorian election dissolves as May14 vote set
Melbourne letters report the Victorian Lieutenant Governor dissolves the Acting Governor Tunnecliffe setting a May 14 general election. Tunnecliffe says he will attend the Premiers Conference.
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Melbourne
Tunnecliffe
Public servants paid as teachers miss pay day
In Sydney on Friday most public school teachers went without pay though a promise was given that funds would arrive soon. About 12,000 teachers are affected while around 40,000 public service employees were paid yesterday, totaling £370,000.
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Sydney
Public Service
Under Secretary Bellemore Attends Union Secretaries Meet
Bellemore, new Under Secretary for Labor, addresses a large Union Secretaries Association gathering that passed a resolution urging the government to swiftly suppress the New Guard and other groups hostile to state authorities.
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Sydney
Labor
Bellemore
Union Secretaries Association
New Guard
Five killed in Volcanic Eruption Near Baku
Five persons perished in a volcanic eruption on Svinoy Island in the Caspian Sea, about thirty miles from Baku. A steamer rescued eighteen others who suffered burns in the incident.
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Moscow
Svinoy
Caspian Sea
Baku
Levy attacks Lang to extend Parliament term claim
Sir Daniel Levy told a UAP meeting that abolishing the Legislative Council would allow Mr Lang to push a bill extending the current Parliament's life. He warned of dire consequences and accused Lang and the Labor party of political villainy and disgrace to N.O.W.
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Sydney
Daniel Levy
UAP
Legislative Council
Lang
Labor Party
N.O.W
Search for murderer still at large in Dunedin case
The man wanted in the Dorothy Denzel and Frank Wilkinson murder case remains at large as police and civilians sweep the area. Authorities believe capture is imminent despite a witness report of a suspicious man asking a dairyman for milk at Bankstown and being warned to flee or face a dog attack.
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Sydney
Dorothy Denzel
Frank Wilkinson
Bankstown Orly
Pilot Killed in London Aerial Crash
A 22 year old Australian pilot attached to Digby training school died when his single-seater Avro crashed in London. Eyewitnesses described the plane circling then nose diving and bursting into flames.
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London
Adrian John Watfordman
Digby
Avro
Man Slaughter Verdict At Supreme Court
In Dubbo on Friday James Wil, found guilty of the manslaughter of his child, received a 10 year gaol sentence. The judge noted the prisoner was lucky not to be convicted of murder. A separate, unrelated Newcastle steamer scene described a mysterious female figure, later revealed as a man, who was arrested after a disguise and a theft charge at West Mainland police station.
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Dubbo
Supreme Court
James Wil‘wma
Fleure
Newcastle
Pallee
West Mainland
London wool sales open with light offerings noted
At the London wool sales 8140 sal es were offered Bradford bought New Zealand crossbreds steadily at opening sales Merino offerings were light.
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London
Bradford
New Zealand
Sussex Street Market Prices Across Goods
Market prices listed for Sussex Street include bulk wheat at 3/4 and 3/5 for bagged, Tasmanian potatoes 7/6 to 8/, eggs new laid 1/7, butter 151/10, cheese 6d, honey 33d to 6d, nuts 19 to 2/8, onions 17, chaff wheaten 37 to 4, lucerne 29 to 5, hay eaten 3 to 6, wheaten 2 64 to 4/7. Prices reflect today’s market rules and offer a snapshot of local grocery costs.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Tasmanian
Lang in Melbourne Premier Leads Labor Rally Speech
Lang in Melbourne urged Trades Hall Council night that as the only Labor Premier he held the duty to oppose a government proposal. He warned it would slash wages up to 40 percent and abolish the standard of living, asserting the opposition could not fight alone and that they were united.
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Lang
Melbourne
Trades Hall Council
Pne
Riots in Auckland as unemployed clash with police
A major riot erupted in Auckland as unemployed crowds joined civil servants marching through Queen Street against retrenchment cuts. Police baton charges failed to stop looting of shop windows and assaults on officers, with many arrests and injuries. Fire brigade hosed crowds but hoses were cut. Special constables and artillery volunteers were mobilized. meetings banned. restoration costs run high.
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Auckland
Boley
Queen Street
Waikato
Price of tin 21/7 per unit
The unit price of tin was quoted today at 21/7.
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Sydney
Iil
Inverell Golf Club April Medal Draw Evening Play
The April Medal 18 hole stroke handicap draw is listed for tomorrow afternoon. Matches include Morell versus Satterthwaite, Kinrossy, Wolson, Cookson versus Moore, McFarland versus Keller, Hinton, Cloonan versus Fraser, and other pairings from both first and tenth tees. A rule change allows play within the defined green area due to uneven greens on the old course, and the full 18 holes will be used for tomorrow and the rest of the season.
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R Morell
F. Satterthwaitte
J. Kinrossy
G. Wolson
Dr. Cookson
L. Moore
C. McFarland
Keller E. McFarland
R. P. Handley
E. Pillans
W. Hinton
L. Cloonan
A H Fraser
Weather forecast shows showers on coast then warm and fine
The forecast indicates further showers on the north coast with otherwise fine and warmer conditions. Clouds increase inland with some scattered showers and thunder developing over the weekend as northerly winds prevail.
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Sydney
Phar Lap Heart Shipped. Death Attributed To Colic
In San Francisco today Mr Davis sent Phar Lap's heart to Australia. Veterinary surgeons call it very large for a horse. Hoover Medical Foundation notes Phar Lap died from colic or acute indigestion likely from stomach fermentation causing stomach bloating and heart failure. Trainer Woodcock travels East to consult with stable owners.
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San Francisco
Thurs
Davis
Phar Lap
Australia
Woodcock
East
Hoover Medical Foundation
University of California
Wheat Market Slight Decline Amid Weather News Delays
The wheat market eased slightly as buyers and sellers juggled bid levels in Sydney terms for bulk and bagged wheat. Shippers reduced prices for growers lots, farmers held back, London warned by rain prospects, and Western Australia and Liverpool reported mixed activity while Chicago and Winnipeg mirrored cautious sentiment.
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Sydney
America
London
United States
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Chicago
Winnipeg
Inverell to join Moree trials for country week selection
Seven Inverell footballers travel to Moree for country week trials. Group 18 meets Group 12 with Narrabri and Gunnedah as rivals. A State selector will assess Inverell talent before possible Sydney trials and English visitors. Ockle Moore to arrive Monday for welcome events. two trials start at 2 pm and 3:15 pm led by local officials.
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Moree
Narrabri
Gunnedah
Inverell
Hse
Sydney
Eric Delbridge
G. Mahaffey
Townsley
Arthur Steele
Keith Delbridge
Monty Mac-Innes
Alf. Moore
Duff
MaciInnes
E. Delbridge
Brown
Steele
E. Deilbridge
M. Walker
Monaghan
K. Strahley
D. Strahley
McPaden
E. Mul‘heron
Ockle” Moore
Ockie
W. O'Brien
G. McLane
Messrs
A. Spencer
R. Coleman
Shearing Rates Excessive Demands Rise Across Grasiers
A report notes that rates of pay for shearers are claimed to be four times higher than those listed in the Grasiers' legal schedule, with workers and the AW challenging the wage terms and seeking parity.
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Sydney
Abolition Question Arises In Privy Council Hearing
The NSW Upper House appeal to the Privy Council resumes with Sir Stafford Cripps highlighting High Court rulings by Justices Rich Starks and Dixon. Discussion covers section 71 of the 1902 Act, Imperial Parliament limits, and the potential to abolish the Legislative Council.
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London
N.S.W
Privy Council
Grafford Cripps
High Court
Rich
Starks
Dixon
Gavan Duffy
McTiernan
Stafford
Lord Atkin
N.O.W
Legislative Council
Lord Russell
House of Commons
Horrible Murders Farm Hand Arrested
Brest report of a burglar breaking into a village home and strangling an elderly man. The assailant then plunged the wife’s head into a tub of hot water, killing her, before ransacking the house. The couple’s £450 possessions were hidden in a mattress. A farm worker was later arrested.
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Brest
Kervilin
Save the Tobacco Smoke Screen for Frost Protection
A local resident with farming experience argues six tobacco growers could save crops from early frost by smoke screens, a method used by vine growers, orchardists, and farmers in cold regions. By arranging dry brush and lighting fires on the windward side, smoke would drift over the fields to reduce frost damage, potentially saving hundreds of pounds of tobacco in this district.
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Switzerland
New England
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la Hood
Tsement
New Commonwealth Bank
Mr. Whiddon’s Assurance
Dan Levy
London Wool Sales
Federation
Inverell Golf Club
Billy Woods
Art Roberts
Inverell Scarlet
School of Arts
Long Plain Dance
Rhythm Boys
Phar
Hake
Wheat Market
Cansdells
Berlei Corselette
Berlei
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