Hoover's Great Proposal Stirs World Wide Interest
In Hobart on Saturday a football match between North and South ended amid disgraceful scenes five minutes after the finish. A northern player was struck and the boundary umpire Johnson was mobbed. The disturbance involved players, umpire, and spectators, and the police cleared the oval and escorted the players to their rooms.
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Hoover
Hobart
North
South
Ann
Johnson
Trewtreds
Oval
Manequin Parade at Capitol Theatre Promises Unique Show
Friday afternoon at 3 30 the Capitol Theatre hosts a grand manequin parade organized to benefit the District Hospital. International orchestra to provide music with Miss Elles Gilhome Mr Moorman McLennan Miss Rhoda McDonald and Miss Mary Giewart performing. Fourteen charming mannequins listed will take part. Miss Ina Ferris supplies the dresses. Afternoon tea and sweets will conclude the event.
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Capitol Theatre
Lndica
Gistrhet
Toon
Triste
Elles Gilhome
Moorman McLennan
Rhoda McDonald
Mary Giewart
Ina Ferris
Drorka
Brnfield Bowe
Graham Body
Archie Sinclair
Jean Stirton
Nell Halden
A. Edwards
Wv. P Wiltshire
V. J. G. Lee
Hele Warner
Helen Throsby
Nanny Northcutt
Margaret O Brien
Newman
Monies Splisabury
Lulu Stamumer
Clare
Clere
Sue
Hoover’s plan for interest suspension eyed by Australia
In Melbourne Mr Lyons welcomed President Hoover’s offer as potentially easing Australia’s economic strain during a critical restoration year. Mr Scullin urged official advice before comment, while Mr Lang called Hoover’s proposal the sole escape from a global crisis. He added lasting relief requires broader government and industry action to cut the interest burden.
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Melbourne
Lyons
Hoover
Australia
Scullin
Lang
Newcastle
Islington Park
Jeffrey
Bankstown
Redfern
Gosling
Weir
Rougaout Australia
Domestic tragedy in Bondi husband and wife found injured
Sydney report states Emil Watt 64 and May Watt 37 were found early with throats cut on Borcoe Street Bondi. Both rushed to hospital in critical condition. Emil died later. May Watt alleges husband accused her of infidelity before self-inflicted wounds. she fractured skull and injuries described.
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Sydney
Fmil Watt
Wie May Watt
Borcoe Street
Bondi
Emil Watt
Wis Waf
Hoover's Proposal for a Yearlong Debt Pause
London reports that President Hoover urges twelve months of suspension on inter government debts and reparations. Australia weighs impact on its dealings with Britain and the Empire as Lloyd George backs Hoover’s plan. The proposal aims to ease global economic strain despite differing national interests.
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London
Hoover
Australia
Britain
German Debt Hope Tied to Hoover Plan
Paris and Berlin papers report that German leaders and public opinion favor the Young Plan concessions. They see Heward Hoover as a savior when debt suspension for one year is debated. All eyes turn to France, seen as crucial to Hoover's program success.
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le Journal
Echo de Paris
Germany
le Matta
Polis
Hallie
Berlin
Preaigent Hoover
Hoover
France
Fire destroys bulk of Port Adelaide relief office records
A large portion of the Unemployed Relief Council office records in Port Adelaide were destroyed by a fire last night. Police suspect arson with a radiator placed on the floor in the chief clerk's office igniting the blaze.
Floods Hit Wagga as Rain Lays Wet Ground
Heavy rainfall in New South Wales causes floods around Wagga Wagga with the Murrumbidgee River swollen to 27 feet. The saturated countryside already bears water from the hills flooding large areas. Through May the year’s rainfall nears the annual average.
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Sydney
Wagga
Clergyman Criticizes Education in Sermon at Chalmers Street
Rev. D Brandt delivered a sermon at Chalmers Street Church denouncing the education system. He claimed millions are spent yearly to produce youths who become irresponsibles at 19 or 20 and end up owning houses and menial roles. He argued democracy is haunted and divided by a mob.
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Sydney
Chalmers Street
D. Brandt
Rosebery Races Postponed Meeting Daily Results
Postponed Rosebery races today feature multiple divisions with results and betting odds. Winners include Aroua in the First Division and Derrie Molong in the Second, among others, with several scratchings and close betting totals noted.
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Rosebery
Rosebery Polk
Derrie Molong
Willie Winkle
Flying Queen
Dorrie Moloug
Bill Visto
Fortailk
Doris Eaton
Fortalk
British Saga
Myle
William Hughes Takes Ten Thousand From Sidney Morning Herald
A case involving William Morris Hughes over ten thousand pounds from the Sidney Morning Herald was settled. Mr Helran of Kut announced the settlement as noted in the Cause Court this morning.
Markets Report From Sussex Street and Sydney Livestock Yard
Markets quoted at Sussex Street show thin morning rates for wheat and lucerne, with various farm products listed. In Sydney, Masters and wholesalers sold about 1700 cattle and 1650 yarded sheep and hoggets, with prices ranging for bulls cows and vealers, while the overall market remained largely unchanged.
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Sussex Street
Sydney
Gale
Potdloes
Tasmaniaa
Nigive
Gate
Ontens
Wheaten
Ovten
Lucerne
Huy
Catei
Smaer
Deserigiona
Forecast for State Weather Then and Now
The forecast calls for showers on the central and north coast with clear spells on the eastern half. Frosts and foggy conditions are noted, then unsettled weather develops in the western division with rain spreading across the state. Winds shift from northeast to easterly, with fresh southeast gusts on the north coast.
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Sydney
Inverell and Glen Innes See Cup Match Lineups
Inverell Golf Club lists the Richardson Cup and J and B Cup teams to face Glen Innes in a Wednesday match at the local course. Players include R Morell L Hive V J G Ser J A Stoner RB P Hundley J R Stewart J A Hutchison and Dr Cookson L Cloonan T C Body B W Gorrell W HH Crossley F W Edwards A Asher.
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Inverell
Glen Innes
R. Morell L. Hive
V. J. G. Ser
J. A. Stoner
P. Hundley
J. R. Stewart
J. A Hutchison
Dr. Cookson
L. Cloonan
T. C. Body
W. Gorrell
W, Hh, Crossley
F. W. Edwards
A. Asher
Oyed
Miss McFarland Wins Monthly Medal At The Associates
The 18 hole stroke handicap monthly medal was won by Miss McFarland with a press card of 72 after 60 27. Other results include Mrs Suoen 76, Mrs Handley 60, Mrs Hutchison 80, Miss Vernon 81, Miss Scott 62, Mrs Clarke 69, Miss Fireser 65. In the Juniors 15 hole handicap stroke, Misa J Northcott led with 82 27 05, Miss Brown second with 108 30 76.
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Miss McFarland
Suoen
Handley
Hutchison
Vernon
Scott
Clarke
Fireser
Misa J. Northcott
Miss Brown
UNEMPLOYED SEGMES Farms Near Sydney Visit Highlights
The Minister for Customs Mr Forde with Mr Sevier president of the Chamber of Manufactures and others visited milling reserve at Liverpool. A land area along the Georges River could house about 500 families on two to three acre blocks. The visitors were impressed.
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Sydney
Mr. Fordey
Sevier
Chamber of Manuafactaries
Rowe
Arthur
Liverpool
Te Aminey
George's Bton
Three Die as Lorry Slams Crowd in Madrid Meeting
A manor lorry crashed into a public meeting in Santaclilia Madrid killing three and injuring about seventy. The uneasy crowd reportedly lynched the fleeing driver as police moved in to control the scene.
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Madrid
Sadi
Santaclilia
Ree Publican
Guyra Challenge For McGee Cup Next Saturday
The Guyra team faces Inverell with the McGee Cup at stake. Inverell selects a strong lineup including Wo Stanley and T Nicholson for the touring clash. Weekend league results show Rovers drawing with Ox ford and Mapes beating Towns, with reserves beaten by Bingura.
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Dayra Thirtern
L. Moore
Patmain
Taverell
Arta Hill
Guyra
Inverell
Stranley
T. Micholson
D Fowler
K. Werner
Shanneasy
A. Etoele
Hall
Forwarts
Ko Delbridge
EB Dele Fidge
G. Berelnl
W. Culliots
M Walker
Strahley Emergencisa
J. Mirquayteth
Keightley
Tram
Revuesie Mormbera
Rovers
Oaxforde
Mapes
Bingura
Une “Bilng Boys
Te Oatches
Wool industry urged to find sound footing in Melbourne meeting
Sir Graham Waddell told WOGL Conference delegates in Melbourne that Australian woolgrocers distrust government interference and urged open minded discussion on key topics to reform the industry. In New York police report, about 74 000 taxis are in service.
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Melbourne
Graham Waddell
New York
City Police Department
England Selects Cricket Team for Lord’s Test
The England squad to face New Zealand at Lords on Saturday includes J. T. J. D. J. Jaryne as captain with Dyleepsinh Peebles Robins Sutcliffe Hammond Larwood Ames Voce Bakewell Arnold Nichol as twelfth man. Woolley may replace Sutcliffe if unavailable.
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New Zealand
Lords
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Peebles
Robins
Sutcliffe
Hammond
Larwood Ames
Voce
Bakewell
Armold
Nichol
Woolley
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