Bravery Hero Rescues Child at Birkenhead Water
A detailed local notice recalls a 13 year old Herbert William Edwin Goldsworthy who saved 5 year old Marjory Daw from drowning at the Commonwealth Oil Refinery Works Birkenhead. The piece praises self education and labour leadership while tracing Theodore’s rise from miner to Federal Treasurer and notes a government inquiry into Mungana transactions.
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Herbert William Edwin Goldsworthy
Marjory Daw
Commonwealth Oil
Birkenhead
Treacher
Ustralia
Queensland
Labour
Munor
William McCormack
Moore
New South Wales Supreme Court
Justice Campbell
Mungana
McCormack
Theodore
Rendore
MacCornack
Réid
Goddard
Dulay
Port Church Association Defeats Riverside Side in Close Cricket Match
The Port Church Association, represented by First Whicker and OGIatton V, edged Riverside Association with key overs from Holman, Lobb, and Tompkins. Bowling figures show Holman taking five for 52, Grindley five for 9, and O'Gorman one for 77, securing a narrow win as Sundries fell short.
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Port
Currie
Ward
Sundries O'Gorman
Aarti Grughley
Hatman
Ann Wy
Tol
Howling—Lobb
Anis
Matthews
Ease
Derson
Holman
Tompkins
Grindley
Rimmer
Waril
Critchley
Za! Curle
Perry
Thompson
O'Gorman
Whicker
Montgomery
Allingham
Oy Church
Peterand
Wirt Teninge Stebbing
Cat ‘Corie
Davies
Stodiron
Riverside
Johnses
Smith
Anderson
Currie Waldron
Sue
Morgan
Currie & Chittom
McKay
Sundries Grindle
Lodge
Mitch W
Currie Ward
Stod
Gomery
Leo
Ta Montgomery
Themeson
Swramia
Carmichael
Whiten
Wineson
Thempson
Senith
We McRae
K. Tavish
Davis
Berry
Fhompson
Bebachee
J. Carmichel
Simon
Sonith
A. Carmichael
St. Paul's
Oninga Hartley
Fraser
A. Dick cSvin
H. Sutton
Najar
Perry A. Beer
Slade
Perry Williams
C Thompson
Sorton
Lodge Davis
So Beer
McRae
Savin
Young
E. Sutton
H. Harmer Simon
Perry Sandries
Behncke
Hughe
A. Carmichal
Granr
Slay’ Am
Harmer
Rosstake
Alberton Methodist v Queenstown Church of Christ match report
Cricket scorecard style summary shows Alberton Methodist and Queenstown Church of Christ in a two innings contest. Key performances include Montgom ery’s bowling and McColl’s all round efforts. Alberton Methodist win by six wickets as detailed batting totals and dismissals are listed.
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Alberton Methodist
Queenstown Church OF Christ
Hartley
Perey
Perry
Port Catholic
Beripe Najar
McRae
Slavia
Willan Okey
el Ranfondke
Wilson
O'Gorman
Alberton Baptist Sundries
Rev. Placidoa
Critchon
Nome
Iahoas
Theee
Critchley
Foe
Bowden
Callinan
Tor R Montgomery
McColl
Tibister
Herriman E Milian
Eye
Coehae
Fink Senko
Icy
Placidus
Meikan
Sub
Quien
Ranford
Scone A Thompson
McC
Mahony
Sonat
Bridge
Bampton
F- Critchon
Thirham
Williams
Sumndries
McCall
Herde
Lone
Farsiy Factory at Birtee 1 Closed and Reorganized
A fragment reports the Farsiy Factory at Birtee 1 closed since January. The works acted as a distributing facility under new management and control. Delivery of existing orders and assets remained in question as the situation unfolded.
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Farsiy
Birtee 1
Fe Jone Fom
Mo Cars Maemibied
Tete F
Tennis results from Port Adelaide matches in mixed format
Tennis score report from Port Adelaide events shows multiple rubbers and players including Pritchard Searle Hicks Bone Rhodes Chinner Tideman and others with varied results across singles and doubles. Notes mention Park Tubber and Miss Sumner Slade Shen Vord Cockburn Gay and Treconcza among participants with several decisive and close sets.
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Pritchard
C Searle
B.t Hicks
M Bone
Sor
Rhodes and Russell
Lance Chinner
C ‘Piduman
Boa Meichard
Chinner
Tideman
Rossel
Bone
Rhodes
Park
Tubber
Port Adelaide
V. Stutt
I. Sumner
N. Twooenv
M. Slade
C. Shepherd
Pairk Cockburn
Trecenza
Sumner Lind
Gay
Shen Vord
Twoneny
Tre‘ongt
Sumner
F Cockburn
Mies Gay
Storh
Wire Walking Rodent Attracts Crowds In Daly Street
A large rat traversed an overhead electric light wire from Daly Street to Lipson Street drawing a crowd of more than 100. Observers lit by a spotlight watched as the creature reached Commercial Road then ducked onto a hotel balcony. It moved along and then fell to the footpath after a stone struck it.
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Daly
Stevet
Pory Adelaide
Manslay
Nile
Commercial Road
Divett Street
Lipson Street
Dis Raner
Port Relief Work Grant for Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide City Council received notice of a federal grant totaling 45000 pounds for relief work among South Australian municipalities. Allocation based on unemployed counts as of December 18. projects may include extending the esplanade from Largs Fort to Outer Harbor. Mayor Lewis said full grant details would be considered by a committee prior to formal action.
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Theodore
Queenssland Industries
Herbert
Nott
New South Wales
Labour Party
Murray Bridge
Keem
Tly
F. W. Uagis
Quint
Mevays
J Kennedy
HM. Gray
A. Johnson
J Moore
J. Westbrook
John Cowan
SELC
J. G. Arnold
Jwne
We Siadden
Maninum
Adelade
Berri
Bern
Port Adeaide
Adelaide
Murray Wridgn
Torrens
Mannum
Main
Pine
Gyn
Railways Institute
Welatosh
Murray Sidge
Felatosh
Mergantile
Murray’ Bridge
Port Adelaide
Adélaide
Torren
Institute
JAD
H. B McKay
E. J. Davey
Rubs Blake
W. P Davis
J Cowan
Messrs
HT. Grummett
H. Gepp
W. Parish
Messrs. Mortlock and Fisher
W. F. Davies
South Australia
Port Council
Lags Fort
AT Ay, Lewis
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