Breveton Regrets Peaceful Revolution Not Effected
Melbourne reports show Theodore noting outcome of Premiers Conference and urging harmony to boost employment, with a fortnight to finalize tasks and legislation needed for state parliaments. Adelaide reaction from Premier Hill welcomes decisions and hopes lower interest rates bring relief to farmers and workers.
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Melbourne
Premuers
Theodore
Austra
Adelaide
Premier Hill
Strange Death Absence of Evidence
Sydney police questioned eighteen men and a woman after Victor O Grady was found dead near Shim shops in Eat Iy Darlingshurst. Inquiries showed many arguments during the night but no one recalled any man being involved.
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Sydney
Victor O'Grady
Poice
O'Grady
Case of W C Clegg Involves £200000 Fraud Case
Sydney reports a fraud case involving William Carnegie Chee a solicitor and Lela Beryl Smith a law clerk charged with large scale money misappropriation amounting to about £200 000. Police say the scheme dates back to the war era with Clegg claiming influence from a woman and accepting no responsibility as a solicitor.
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Sydney
William Carnegie Chee
Lela Beryl Smith
Bayne
Lawrence
Fins
Mney
Clegg
Bauth
Man
Peaceful Revolution and Scullin's Inadequate Reforms
Federal Attorney General Brennan told labor women at Trades Hall that the Scullin ministry could not quicken reforms because it held only partial power. He said one legislative section vetoed the other, leaving law and institutions largely in other hands. With about 490,000 unemployed, national leaders were at their wits end to advance the country.
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Melbourne
Trades Hall
Brennan
Scullin
Labor
Australia
New Zealand Crash Claims One Life
A Spartan Arrow flying from Christchurch to Wellington crashed at Blendele Mountain. Cory Wright was fatally injured while Pilot Liysons suffered a broken ankle and foot. The engine was destroyed beyond repair.
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Sydney
Flynes
Christchurch
Wellington
Blendele Mt
Cory Wright
Liysons
Regulations Aim to Limit Opossum Trapping Permits
Under proposed rules permits to trap opossums will be granted only to genuine workers employed in the country. Trapping restricted to Crown Lands and regulated to those with authorized employment.
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Sydney
Ttan
Sydney Weather Forecast
Forecast for the next 24 hours calls for light showers about the southern border and otherwise fine conditions. It will be cold with a frosty night and morning fogs, followed by a sunny day with variable winds mainly from southwest to northeast.
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Sydney
Nouth
Victoria Park Races Postponed Meeting Results
Results from the Victoria Park race club meeting show divisions with winners Slow March First Division Prince Leucops Second Division Southern Sun and Balloon Lord in Third. Betting prices listed for each division include Slow March at 5 to 4 and Prince Leucops at 1 to 1 with other odds.随
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Victoria Park Race Club
Malden
Blend
le Ray
Amber
the Prow
Crosse
Saxon Vale
Prince Leucops
Bernie Molong
Miss. Cervus
Doris Molong
Miss Corvus
Southern Sun
Tegal
Hetti Ng Evins
Regal
Markets Report from Sydney Tin and Bread Prices
Today markets in Sydney show tin prices easing and bulk wheat at 24, Tasmanian produce steady, with various items listed in Sussex Street rates. Homebush market notes yardings of 2030 head on beef and sheep, overall market unchanged with firm wool and lamb values, hoggets and vealers recorded with provided price ranges.
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Tvydney
Sussex
Ted
Homppush
Sydney
Homebush
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Hogmets
Breach Widens Between Italy and Vatican City
In Rome the Pope condemns Italian authorities for press freedom used to attack Catholic organizations while mobs attack clergy. He denounces the education system as hostile to Christian aims and filled with hatred and violence. Neutral observers say the government must curb religious society activity to purely religious matters.
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Vatican City
Rome
Italy
Vatican Ia
Vatican
Fires in a Kedron home destroy three rooms
A series of blazes at a Kedron residence led to the destruction of three rooms in a gx-roomed house. Firefighters contained the flames after a bedroom and a rear room were scorched, while petrol-soaked packing materials and clothing disappeared. Police later arrested a suspect.
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Brisbane
Moniny
Warence Kruinen
Kedron
Anon
State deficit estimate and railway debts reported
The state deficit at the end of June is expected to reach about £2,000,000 with £1,800,000 due to low railway liabilities. The memorandum notes the deficit level as a minimum and highlights the railways' large share of the debt.
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Bydney
Lowes Au Lio
Fire at Grey mouth kills four in hotel blaze
A fire at the Union Hotel in Grey Mouth New Zealand early yesterday morning killed four men David Ib bester 28 railway fireman William Haddock 29 railway finesman Patrick Phelan 29 barman and Edmore Ryan 41. Proprietor Joss Callagan his wife daughter and boarders escaped through windows.
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Sydney
Union
GreyMouth
New Zealand
David Ibbester
William Haddock
Patrick Phelan
Edmore Ryan
Joss Callagan
Ole
Motor cyclist killed in Salucley collision near Abbotts Ford
Vernon Mitchell and another rider collided with a car at midnight on Salucley from Abbotts ford. The motor cyclist Will Minurator Ql Mitchell was thrown to the roadway. his skull fractured and he died in hospital several hours later.
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Sydney
Vernon Mitchell
Abbottsford
Will & Minuator
Mitchell
Soviet Propaganda Found in Unemployed Camp Parcel
A parcel addressed as ordinary reading matter for men at an employment camp north is identified as Soviet propaganda of the most virulent kind. It was delivered by a stranger, handed to a committee member, and impounded for investigation.
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Perth
Northwa
French Air Victims Named In Coastal Crash
A French aeroplane in rain and wind crashed off the coast near Villaneuva Galtra while heading toward Tarragona. The pilot Termaine was killed and the observer Marci Lalouette died in hospital. The regine exploded and the body of both men was recovered.
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Adrid
Villaneuva Galtra
Tarragona
Borefonm
Termaine
Marci Lalouette
Lalouette
Carol
Roumania
Mother Objects at Catholic Wedding in St George Cathedral
In a St George cathedral on Saturday a bride to be and her fiancé faced a scene as the mother of the bride cried out I object during the vows. She argued the girl was not 21. Dean Moore deemed the protest a bid for drama. The bride fainted and later learned the father opposed the match as well.
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Perth
St. George
Dean Moore
Lorry narrowly averts collision after missing oncoming sulky
A motor lorry driver on the right side of the road swerved to the embankment to avoid a head on with a sulky returning from the Gilgal dance. The lorry struck a stump, injuring no one but damaging the vehicle about £30. The sulky blocked the road as the horn sounded.
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Cunningham
Jack Baken
Messrs
Mick
Taver Farrell
New Zealand Wages Cut by Ten Percent Order
The New Zealand Arbitration Court issued a general order reducing all award wages by ten percent. The judge noted that a twenty percent cut sought by employers was not warranted. The employers’ assessor agreed with a lower cut but proposed twelve percent, while workers opposed any reduction.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Fatal Truck Crash Near Beenleigh Kills Man
A truck overturned near Beenleigh injuring two men, including 43 year old Momlay Charnes Camps who died at the scene. William Findlay sustained serious injuries in the same incident.
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Brisbane
Momlay
Charnes Camps
Wiliam Findlay
Beenleigh
Winter Sale Draws Crowds As Store Opens
A large crowd attended this Monday morning for a winter sale at our store. Staff struggled to meet demand around 10 o clock but served every customer who left satisfied with many bargains. Goods are this season and available before cold weather starts. Safety first buy guaranteed tyres at Geo Mason’s.
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Advt
Bicycle Race Paris to Bordeaux Result
Belgian rider Van Wysselberghe won the Paris to Bordeaux road race in 18 hours LB minutes after nine starters began the event. Three riders dropped out and Australian Opperman finished last, only a few minutes behind the frontier.
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Paris
van Wysselberghe
Bordeaux
Opperman
Auto-gyro plane crash injures pilot Schofield
Sunday in London flight tests by 1927 Schneider Cup pilot NM M Schofield ended when engine stalled and a gust hurled him eighty feet. He cleared the crowd but struck his head on a petrol tank. a photographer captured the moment as he lay unconscious. He is recovering despite the badly damaged machine.
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London
NM. M. Schofield
Schofield
Inveresk Golf Club May Medal Won by A H Fraser
A H Fraser won the May monthly medal at Inveresk Golf Club with a score of 67 after a heavy course and testing greens following recent falls. The field included J B Stoner and J A Hutchinson posting strong gross rounds. numerous players posted scores ranging from the mid 70s to 90s as results listed.
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Suart
J. B. Stoner
J. A. Hutchinson
A. H. Fraser
Food Schlicks
KR. Freeman
JW. Kinross
E. McParlaint
FW. Edwards
JH. Stoner
P. Saunders
W. McNamara
Vi JG. Bee
J. McTiveen
J. A. Hutchinan
T. C. Body
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C.mcfarland
A. Asher
Dr. Cookson
C. Butler
L. ¥. Keller
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J. Wilson
Tl. Simmons
Lio Moore
R. PB
Handley
Clognan
WJ. Wilson
Ww. Robertson
W. Gorrell
June Open Golf Tournament Sets Stage for Record Attendance
The June open tournament expects 80 visitors with strong regional representation from Bingara Glen Innes and Armidale areas. Entries close Friday with draws posted at Connadell's and the golf course, while lunch is available daily and players urged to arrive on schedule.
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Floral Club
Bingara
Warlalda Iamworth
Armitale
Bundarra
Tingho
Glen Innes
Hopec
Guyra
Barraba
Tenterfield
Seepwater
Conadell’s
Law and Religion Address Warns of Self Made Law
In Sydney at the Rockdale Salvation Army hall Mr Justice Harvey warned that people increasingly act as a law unto themselves. He said obedience to established law is essential for the country and cautioned that self authored rules would harm both the public and those who ignore legal authority.
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Sydney
Justice Harvey
Mt Tar Rockdale
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