Unions Protest Heavy Taxation on Port Adelaide Members
At a Port Adelaide Federated Carters and Drivers meeting, officials urged protests to the State Government over heavy taxation. The South Australian Federated Seamen's Union agreed to cooperate by sending letters to the Premier. Storemen and Parkers and Waterside Workers' Federation plan to consider similar action at upcoming meetings.
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A. G. Wondsford
Corntiry
J. Guion
Federated Storemen and Parkers' Union
Italy
Hiy
Wat
Waterside Workers’ Federation
G. Thorn
Hhis
Altier
Southampton super marines arrive in Sydney harbor
In a windy arrival at Sydney the four Southampton flying boats reached port after a night flight from Victoria. The escort Defence aircraft reported engine trouble, one machine fell into the harbor but was salvaged with the crew rescued without getting wet.
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Sydney
Southampton
Winosiana Lasendiairtit
Vitoria
Riots in India erupt after image removal at school
United Service in Bangalore reports riots across Mysore and surrounding areas following the removal of an image from a school premises amid a Hindu temple dispute. Police and lancers deployed. mob violence included stone throwing with 120 injured but no deaths or shootings. many seriously hurt amid clashes as authorities try to restore order.
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United Servie
Bangalone
Mysore
Lancers
Admitted to Bar in Melbourne for 83-year-old William Ardile
Melbourne report states William Ardile aged 83, oldest practicing Victorian solicitor, sponsored his grandson Ivan Ardile on his admission as a barrister today by the State Full Court. Ardile has practiced in the Western District since 1863 and remains active.
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Melbourne
William Ardile
Ivan Ardile
Ardile
British Wins Highlight Olympic 400 Metres Final
British Empire athletes dominate the finals with strong showings in the 400 and 10 metres events. Dutch organizers introduced new standards as record attempts rose and several hunts for supremacy occurred amid a crowded track.
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United Service
Amesterdam
Tay
British Empire
Britain
Alte Lowe P
Aha
Sera Martin
France
Giant seaplane to carry 60 passengers planned
Tests of a giant seaplane designed to carry 50 passengers over the North Atlantic in 20 hours were completed today. Invented by Tod P. O'Connor of Transatlantic Airways, the model features a 160 foot wing span and four air cooled motors with two in reserve.
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New York
Tisdays
North Atlante
Mr O'Connor
Mie Tranaatmanile Airways Company
Tod P. O'Connor
Mass intellect debate shocks Melbourne audience
Professor W. Osborn of Manioly University Genaja criticises American diversity in mass production’s reach into intellect. He argues modern teaching dangers and warns that assumed progress masks real risks.
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Adelate
Lellow Assembly
Melbourne University Today
W. Osbornt
Manioly University
Genaja
Wile
America
Systematic Pilfering Case Hits North Melbourne
Dott and Company grasa manufacturers of North Melbourne report goods worth £2000 missing over 42 months. Police seize large quantity of goods at an ironmonger's shop in North Melbourne and three men are arrested.
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Melbourne
Dott and Company
Grasa Manufacturers
North Melbourne
Gladstone Circuit Pleas of Guilty At Port Pirie Sessions
At the Gladstone Circuit Criminal Sittings, four of five cases were resolved with guilty pleas. Andreas Petrelii was discharged when the Crown entered nol pros. Allan Wilfred Justin admitted fraudulently converting funds at Laura and was imprisoned six months. Francis Venm mcirath and Bertie Josephman faced shopbreaking and larceny charges with combined sentences. The court noted a career of crime and declined First Offenders Probation. The session resumed next day.
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Justice Napier
Gladstone Suit Court
Andreas Petrelii
Gresk
Johanson
Port Pirie
R. Chamberlain
Allan Wilfred Justin
Laura
W. Burrell
R. J. Rose
Burns
Jamestown
Francis Venms McIrath
Bertie Josepnamin
William Claude Dixon
Peterborough Gun Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
In Gladstone Circuit Court Peterborough man Hefferan pleads not guilty to shooting at Constable Dick with intent to grievous bodily harm. Testimony details a May 26 incident when Hefferan allegedly threatened residents, produced a gun, and fired toward officers, with bystanders describing coercive threats and a showdown on Meadow Street.
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Roberson Hefferan
Ullesen
Peteborough Gh
ReMyran
Justtee Napier
Ue Gladstone
Hefferan
Fr. Chamberlain
Crown
Adams
Peterborough
Alice Cherry
Joss
Jack Hefferan
Lawrence
Baker
Durick
Hefferanald
Finn
Chage
Moskow Street
Lme
Withers Wall
Witners
Winn
Witnops
Jack
Mefferan
Witnem
Witneas
Pine
Wiares
Federal Election Chants and a Gun Incident in Melbourne
Optimism marked Labour's campaign at a Melbourne federal election meeting when J Hl Scul in warned of early polls amid Labour unity. In a separate case, a man was found guilty after a shooting incident with police, receiving five years' imprisonment. the judge praised Constable Ock for the arrest.
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Melbourne
J. Hl. Sculin
Labor
Ehantos
Trauiog
Hall Loulebl
Bee
Labor Party
Scull
Heven
Australia
Farwird
Railway Disaster Claims Fourteen Lives Near Augsburg
An express passenger train from Saarbrucken crashed into a stationary goods train at Linkerwetwer near Augsburg on Tuesday. Fourteen people were killed and 35 injured. It was the second such accident in Bavaria during the month.
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Munich
Saarbrucken
Linkerwetwerbee
Augusburf
Bayarly
Grave Charge in Seventies Death Case at Maribrynong
Report says a 46 year old girl died from septicemia in Maribrynong. Her father was questioned by Dolley today after which the body of a well developed child was exhumed from the family yard. The Coroner will hold an inquiry into the affair.
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Melbourne
Dolley Today
Maribrynong
State Disabilities Royal Commission to Begin Sits
In Adelaide, Premier reports a telegram from the Prime Minister confirming the Royal Commission on State Disabilities will begin investigations as early as possible. The commission secretary will travel to Adelaide soon to meet the Premier and finalize meeting dates and locations. A copy of the commission terms of reference is being posted today.
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Adelaide
Australian sevue star wins child custody in suit
London report states Miss Marie Burke was granted 1 de oteenial in an undefended suit gaining custody of her child and costs.
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London
Marie Burke
Sevue Star
Fatal motorcycle collision in Essendon borough
A headon crash on Mount Alexander Head Essendon involves two motorcycles. Rider James Trewack aged 33 died later in hospital. the other rider sustained injuries.
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Melbourne
Mount Alexander Head
Essendon
Mary
James ‘Trewack
Home soil welcome for marathon survivors at Trento
Survivors of a partisan expedition arrived on home soil to a crowds demonstration in Rome. Fascists sang and showered flowers as the survivors’ carriages passed, while the public pressed for recompense and acknowledgment of suffered hardships.
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United Servicg
Rome
Triumphal Homecoming in Verona and Pathetic Reunion
In Verona Gen Nobile returns to a joyful crowd while a dramatic reunion unfolds. A wife cries in relief as her husband is aided by crutches, and villagers offer food to the healing figure Bologna Diag! as the crowd, moved, watches the scene. A Florence peasant hails the survivors with emotional relief.
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Rome
Verona
Gagalont
Beret
Florence
Appenines
Bingi
Gene Tunney Retires as World Heavyweight Champion
Gene Tunney of New York announced his retirement from boxing today amid a plan to establish a successor by a 26 member committee led by Tex Rickard and New York Boxing Commissioner Muldoon. A Muldoon Tunney trophy will honor predecessors and successors with inscriptions.
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United Service
New York
Toesney
Gene Tanney
Eal
Muldoon
New ‘York
Tex Rickard
Tun- Hey
Toraight
Gene Tunney
al Termination Works
New York State
Melbourne Stadium Manager Proposes Three Fights for Nansen
Melbourne authorities cabled Danish boxer Knut Nansen proposing three matches in Australia against Ton Meoney. Officials seek to stage bouts at Melbourne Stadium this season.
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Melbourne
Wenesday
Knut Nansen
Australia
Victorian Health Initiative Creates Four Fully Staffed Departments
A government move under the Ministry for Health proposes establishing four fully staffed health departments as part of a broader reform measures to strengthen public health administration.
Federal arbitration wrangles over Australian wages row
Melbourne reports a Federal Arbitration Court hearing on wage claims and jurisdiction with unions seeking higher hourly rates and overtime, while employers and state bodies argue for staying under state or federal awards. The case involves Victorian and New South Wales respondents, potential interstate implications, and calls to join additional parties.
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Melbourne
Wednontay
Amet Bn Tay
Jule Lukin
Sumalfamated Society of Cure and Joiners of Australia
Milan Jones
Elalur
Vietaran
State Wages Board
Mearranoh Mtan Board of Works
Victor
Alcork
Eployers
New South Wales
Victori
Pevoral Jamieson
McSheehan
Aace
Federal Arbitration Court
Commonsralthy
Sheshan
South Austraia
Dot Marie
Alcock
Col Solst Sager Renning Company
Jukin
Mr Sheehan
Victorien
Pertier
Giapute
Peders
Sheehan
Dee Viaunly
South Wales
Vielsria
Eoek
Juder Lukin
Onis
Arystemative Federal parDemlarty
New Seath Wales
Faden Lakin
Mallars
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