Waterfront union forms rank and file push at Port Adelaide
A rank and file movement at Port Adelaide seeks a single waterfront union of side workers not officially sanctioned by craft unions. Trades Hall notes Sunday’s meeting included ten unions not formally approved to represent amalgamation. The plan requires federal council action and ACTU guidance to create a federal waterfront union including railwaymen drivers storemen packers and waterside workers. A separate court matter ends with fines and costs for the defendant who admitted playing cards with family until late but denied stone throwing. he has 16 years in Port Adelaide mills experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Trades Hall
Tives
Federal Council
ACTU
Art
Coasu
Carters
Las Leu
Tewile
Sip
Eby Denice
Ux Oath
Wutil Oso Pin
Ile
Port Adeaide
Ronald
le Lens
Waterside Move Sparks Mixed Talk on Transport Act
At Trades Hall the Water Workers Federation debate about suspending the Transport Workers Act. Leaders like Jas W Phillips say suspension does not remove the act and waterfront jobs remain at risk. Volunteers union policy and shipowners’ stance on florence policy were also discussed amid hopes and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rkers
Water Workers’ Federation
Volun
Jas W. Phillips
The
Tech Steamship Owners
Volunteers Union
Florence
Trades Hall
Rades Hall
Transport Workers Act
Somicoff
Sport Workers
Enim
Home Stoned in Midnight Assault Trial
A man named Ronald faces prison risk after an incident on Margaret Street in Rinewater where a stone hit a window and a mother and child ran into the street in nightwear. Police arrived as the defendant’s defense described prior disturbances linked to Port Adelaide industrial issues and repeat attacks with stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SD. Ronald
SM Jm
Adelaide Petice Cawre
Bing
Galiire
Alexander le Levi
Luna Stevedare
Viargel
Arthur McKay
Cml
Battle Winsted
Sysklt
Uuwhicundy
Reina Meskins
Horns
Margaret Street
Rinewater Alust
Herve
AL Stone
Sarmeth
Hethrtt
le Lens
le Len
Serinos Industrial Disturbenows
Port
Built in backyard rowboat shows maker’s growing skill
Mr Ninham, a Torrens Rowing Club champion, built a racing outrigger four in his Croydon backyard. He shaped Pacific maple from thick to thin planks using a large saw, crafting most parts himself. Officials praised the craft, and the boat will join Torrens club sheds once water permits christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winham
Torrens
Ninham
Goverment Road
Croydon
Ninbam
Torrens Club
Unlawful Possession Charged in Overcoat Case at Port Adelaide
George Thomas Leeson, laborer of Glanville, charged with unlawful possession of an overcoat, appeared at Port Adelaide Police Court. The proceedings included questions about the coat’s origin, with evidence and testimony by Mrs. J Ronald, inspector EE Noblitt, and others. the case was adjourned for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas Leeson
Glanville
Port Adelaide
Leessin
J Ronald
Bispeetor EE Nobilet
Pian Alother Tan
Figuht
Ayer
Roll Cross
Charles Street
Prin Ucian Onley
Recorde
Ta Cendines
Ms Hayway
Steve
Leesa
Unclear early football notes at Unley and Atherton
Fragmentary match notes mention Sturt at Unley and Atherton players, with injuries to Abe trope, Riley Gree, and Williams. References to Port preparing three men sidelined, plus mentions of Galliford and Nirwors. Overall details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unley Sturt
Meet
Atherton Sturt
Barpin
Riley Gree
Abetrope
Riley Ae Etill
Port
Rifle shooting results and police club notes at Port Adelaide
Pere Adelaide completed its championship and the mayor's trophy contests. C J Maller won the day's shoot in the handicap aggregate and half yearly aggregate, while T J Mears led the finals in the championship. The event featured high scores at 600 yards and notable performances from H Dicker, W G Oberlander, and E A Radford. The Police Club contest drew large crowds, with Inspector T F Hannan and J Moller among top shooters. A separate note covers the Port Adelaide ground and a detailed sequence of scores and participants for the mayor's trophy and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Adelaide
Dicker
C.J. Maller
T. J Mears
H Dicker
W. G Oberlander
E_A Radford
Semaphores
Port Adelaide
Yoo Yards
J. Moller
Groundwater
Roberts
T. F. Cooper A
EA. Radford
TW. Bills
H. Dicker
Hss Noble
AL Bunn
G. W. Hellaway
Liza
WG. Oberlander
TJ. Meers
Barnett
J. R. Benton
P Blyth
Ash
T Roberts
T. Harley
J. Windle
G. Gould
G W Kitson
J Moller
Soo
Windle
B. Radid
V . G. Cooper
WEG Oberlander
Y W Harley
Padherts
Gould
Ratient
Port Adelaide Poultry and Dog Show triumphs at Wayville
The twenty first annual Port Adelaide Poultry and Dog Society show concluded at Wayville. Dogs showed in many varieties and four cats competed. Awards: Mrs J M Helpman Toorak won the silver cup for best dog or bitch, with Combgd Kelvin Leprechaun best Pomeranian, and other breeds earning multiple championships. Judges included A E Dawson and W Hl Green among others. Seaview Lass and Seaview Select won top open hitch prizes. Norvie Choice claimed best bitch. Burnside Bobby and Gold Squib of Hindmarsh noted among winners. The event drew strong entries across collies, terriers, spaniels, poodles, and a Persian cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide Poultry and Dog Society
Wayville
Messrs
A. E. Dawson
W. Hl. Green
J. R. Badcock
L. Humphrey
A.C Milton
T. F. Haimes
E. Grant Walsh
South Australian Kennel Association
J. M. Helpman
Toorak
Kelvin Leprechaun
H. D. Humphrey
G. A Curtis
Summertown
Silver City
Toate
New South Wales
Hentley Nabob
Canterbury Cash
T. F Haimes
Dudley Park
J. W. Wilkin
North Adelaide
Seaview
AP. Neave
J. R. Grave
S. Sanderson
Bedient Norvie
Guy
Nioka
Tube
J. Harris
Buckerfelt
Glen Hings
F Elliot Trish
PL Chapman
Burnside
Bobby An Bess
CH Phillips
Helpman
Pelivese
Jath
H Carter
J. Lumbers
C A Chaplin
HG. Barnett
H J. Chisholm
T F Tames
WH. Green
Bamptorr
Baker
H.mockridge
J. W. Haimes
F Teenan
W. Hardixon
J. Piteo
Miller
R Searson
Sj. Trestrait i Harter
Doubtful Case on Marital and Employment History
Judge W. Lewis presided over a weekly executive meeting as the case revolved around a woman applicant who claimed the husband had been employed for a year while she concealed five children. The man, unemployed six months before marrying a widow with four children, faced scrutiny from Father Flanaghan and a local official, with opinions of merit and service voiced.
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Mwe
Mayer Ab Porteke
Vnl Towsday
JM Flanrahan
Lewis
Bert
Gani
Lea Hero
Hanrahan
Etn
Governor to visit Port Adelaide facilities for unemployed
The Mayor of Port Adelaide Mr A J Lewis said the Governor will visit on Tuesday to inspect the Port Adelaide Methodist Central Mission the unemployment kitchen and an Unemployed Men's Hostel on Lipsan Street recently opened to aid jobless residents.
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Port Adelaide
A J. Lewis
Lipsan Street
Imposed On Charity Prison Term For Rankin
Walter Charles Rankin a labourer of Royal Park was ordered to two months imprisonment at Port Adelaide Police Court for falsely claiming destitution to obtain food supplies valued at £2 from the Children Welfare and Public Relief Board. He admitted six months of earnings averaging £2 15s weekly, citing family illness and rent arrears as reasons. Inspector Noblet prosecuted. Mr Ronald said the offence was serious and imprisonment was the only appropriate punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Charles Rankin
Royal Park
Port ‘Adelaide
Children's Wefare and Public Relief Board
SD. Ronald
J. H. Noblet
Mitchell
Rankin
Ronald
Assault charge at Port Adelaide Police Court
William K Tucker of College Street Portland faced a Port Adelaide Police Court charge for assaulting his wife Doris Tucker on June 17 at Portland. He pleaded not guilty. evidence showed he quarreled with them and struck his wife. On the bench, Mr S D Ronald ordered a bond of 10 pounds to maintain good behaviour for 12 months. The couple were living apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
William K. Tucker
College Street
Portland
Doris Tucker
S. D. Ronald
Tucker
Evi
Trespassers Prosecuted in Port Adelaide Case
Charges allege wilful trespass on land at Port Adelaide involving Jon Tow of Bete 1g and Lancelot Howe of Lipton Adelaide. Each defendant was fined in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Jon Tow
Rowite
Lancelot Howe
Nicelot Howe
Lipton Adelaide
Woods' Great Care First aid for Coughs, Colds, Influenza
Woods offers practical guidance on managing coughs colds and influenza with familiar remedies and practical steps. The piece highlights home care, symptom relief, and when to seek medical attention. It reflects early 20th century public health advice.
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Woods
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Nathan
Croydon Youth's Enterprise
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South Australian Rowing Association
Cvo Murison
K. A. Salkeld
Niwham
Laboreh
Poace Rife Club
Patterson
Bannon
HG Mitton
Life
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Meola
Fiat -Oh
W. Rarndu
Woo Ahuutild
We Taytan
Hexafiolta
Andrews
Iro
Robertson
Milter At
Siileens
Hamann
Enek
George Wasn Iy
Eran
Australia
Minto
Fenlearen
Uharmert
Setvl
Australia Baruire Union
Wyre Nelle
Etelom Rene
Tyrtonmmeie Pastel
Witteos
Defendart
Reialdene
Nibley
Poultry and Dog Show
Edwards Wills
Largs
Pirie Street
Opposite State
James Lumbers
London Loam and Discount Company, Limited
EJ. McAlister & Co
Blush Stree
Adelaide
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