Races at Gawler Today With Eight Race Programme
Gawler hosts an eight event meeting with class handicaps including the Third Class Plate and divisions featuring Templers Pride Ruthven Greta Lisa Danwwers Torluck and Anton Star. Other stakes include Phoenix Mardle Winter and Brush Steeplechase Handicaps with contenders such as Amant Naseem and Corndown.
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Seigelane
Churinga
Gawler
Templers Pride
Thmothy
Dream Laide
Ruthven
Br ~Doos
Highbury
Kmiuirep
Starena
Hylactia
Toator
Front
Inkos
Gael Trenton
Otim
Abeaieration
St. Mary
Pert
Bream Laddie
Greta Lisa
Bells of Richmond
Koranga
Spec
Danwwers
Torluck
Miss Allty
Anton Star
Steel Gator
Bune Cherry
Cavel- Tana
Anton’ Prance
Fine Eage
Pisto S Dream
Yonder
Naseem
Pamphleteer
Seal Princess
Serbury
Little Gun
Our Prince
J Yorasia
Kirrkie
Oberon
Lord Danomagne
East Hope
Jen
Colsow
MT. Cooper
May Day Favoured in Australian Hurdles at Caulfield
Caulfield meets open with the Australian Hurdles as the principal event. May Day is the popular fancy to win, while Moss Trooper is regarded as a strong rival. Highland and Moltivan are back from a long layoff to contest the Malakoff Stakes, each trainer confident they will run well.
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Victoria Amateur Tyrelub
Caulfeld
Mosstrooper
Highland
Moltivan
Melbourne
Gaulfield
Ander
Moastrooper
Sir Eaton
Longlands
Sayles
Buveroy
Gobranweil
Shanti
Leoutes
Scudulong
Wanda King
Matthew
Death of Jockey Cairns At City Racecourse
The City Coroner ruled the death of famed jockey Hugh Cairns, aged about 30, an accident after a raceblock. Expert witnesses testified the horse jumped early and Cairns was knocked unconscious, bleeding from multiple head wounds, after a collision with riding companion.
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Melbourne
Hugh Cairns
Calms
Bombing Syndicate Leader Arrest Reported in Chicago
Chicago authorities say twelve ringleaders of a feared bombing syndicate have been arrested. Lieut Berkey leads the patrols that tracked the gang after a wave of bombings this city saw in recent months. The group allegedly supplied explosives and, for extra pay, planted bombs.
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Chicago
Lieut
Berkey
Spelen
Sanad
Air Mail Slump Highlights Overseas Communication Gap
A damaged OCR note discusses air mail delays and a failure by Austrian businesses to inform overseas correspondents that two way air mail can save time. Postal authorities urge notification to optimize inward and outward mail flow and speed up service.
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Melbourne
Austria
Victorian Railways Faces Mass Dismissals Amid £500,000 Deficit
Victorian Railways Union fears widespread layoffs as W. Clapp chairman of the Railways Commission warns of a £500,000 deficit for the coming year. Speakers discuss cooperation with the railway to restore services and avert dismissals while promising consideration and further efforts to prevent job losses.
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Melbourne
Victorian Railways Union Today
W. Clapp
The
Railways Commission
Rn Eis
Scrood
York
Fr. Clapp
Waiga
Pneumonia Influenza Slight Epidemic Reported
The Mungindi Border Hospital in New South Wales reports three deaths from pneumonia influenza. Federal Health Minister Sir Neville Howse says the illness shows a mild epidemic, not a malignant outbreak, and there is no cause for alarm.
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Melbourne
Mungindi Border Hospital
New South Wales
Neville Howse
Adelaide market notes on produce and fowl prices
Friday market fractions list creamery butter and fresh milk quotes, assorted fowl prices including hens ducks geese turkeys and live weight data, with potatoes onions and related farm produce items itemized by unit and weight. Prices shown in local currency with per unit and per weight references.
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Adelaide
W. Sandford and Go
Raifa
Fruit and Market Prices in Adelaide and Metals Exchange Rates
Readable fragments show Adelaide wholesale fruit and vegetable prices with several items listed by unit and range, including apples oranges mandarins cabbages cauliflowers and peppers. The second fragment reports London Metal Exchange quotations for August 4 covering copper lead tin and silver with standard and forward prices and noted changes.
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Adelaide
Queensland
Australian and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Apt
Moonths
Fall Hoy
Turbulent Demonstrations Across Europe
Police and military confronted protests as Soviet and anti government demonstrations swept several cities. In London and elsewhere hundreds were arrested while pamphlets circulated. in Zurich and Helsinge Lord troops stood by as crowds chanted the Red Internationale and then returned to work.
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London
Switzerland
Helsnglor
Iee
Puaseel
Fao
Disputed Labor Ballot Sparks Council By-Election Row
A Labor district committee meeting endorsed D. H. Bardolph after receiving the return officer's report, while F. P. Ward charged A. A. Edwards with delaying the plebiscite rules. The dispute between Whitford and Bardolph shocks Labor views ahead of the State election. the council faces three possible decisions.
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Adelaide
Legislative Council
Istrict
D. H. Bardolph
F. P. Ward
Labor Party
A. A. Edwarda
Messrs Whitford
Bandolph
Australian Labor Party
Ry Whitford
Mveting
Wu Monay
Bardolph
Ofela
Relief concert at Alhambra Theatre for Unemployed Relief Fund
Tomorrow at the Alhambra Theatre a relief concert will be held to raise funds for the Unemployed Relief Fund. The program features Torowine ladies and gentlemen, with performances by Mesdames Swenson Carlson and Miss Summeraford Richardson, Gwen Bell's Orchestra, and St John’s Convent pupils. A collection will be taken for the relief effort. Parcels were received by the Women’s Relief Committee secretary Mrs. A. Shepley, including knitted baby garments, sandwiches from the Totem sub-dance, and gifts from Wellwisher and other donors.
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Unemployed Relief Fund
Alhambra Theatre
Torowine
Mesdames A. Swensson
P. Carlson
M. Summeraford
E. Richardson
Misa Gwen ‘Bell
H. Brearley
Res
Willams
J. P. Carlson
Keli Francis
George
Tucker
St. John's Convent
A. Shepley
Mesdames Wilams
Kluebe
Walker
Blagkeby
Cavenett
Somerset
Player
Walls
Franc's
Kilmler
Janetsky
Davi Jackson
Col. Row
Retchford
Menamo
Bramley
Pelham
A. i. L. Good
Cittell
Misses
Farewell Social Held for Whyalla Presbyterian Minister
On Monday evening a farewell social gathered church members at the Whyalla Club Hall to bid farewell to the Presbyterian Minister and his wife Mr and Mrs Howland who are leaving. Musical items were provided by Mr M Stacey and the Presbyterian Choir. Mr W J Mebberson spoke for the members and presented a gift, wishing him success in his future career.
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Whyalla
Howland
Leavin Whyalla
M. Stacey
Presbyterian
W. J. Mebberson
Howlani
Back Yard Caves In During Local Turmoil
Fragmentary report from Whyalla recounts community reaction to political changes. Residents thank Mr Howlands and pledge support for incoming Minister Mr Symes as tensions surface in Melbourne era reminiscences and disrupted local governance.
Greek trade envoy Leckos views Australia Greece ties
Atha Joureaidp details intered interlude with Greek visitor Mr Leckos in South Australia. He outlines aims for closer Australia Greece trade, urges establishment of an Australia House in Salonica, notes refugee aid, press freedoms, and potential Austral-Grecian trading company. He commends Australian hospitality and plans for a brochure to promote ties.
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Shipliaghiy
Polyvina
N. Leckes
Frogieyerear
South Australis
Amg
Pirie
Cewkos
Mthene
Hue
Austretia
Cressy
Ratkante
League
Anta Minor
Catasi
Greene
Ikea
Greece
Leeks Saia
Tn Ork Fae
Australia
Anglo Russian talks suspend amid tense British diplomacy
In London the new government faces a delicate Anglo Russian stand as talks between A Henderson and Dovalevsky halt over ambassador exchange. Moscow issued a cautious statement while Ramsay Macdonald and officials refuse further comment, signaling temporary suspension of diplomatic progress.
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United Service
London
Yovaredey
A. Henderson
Dovgalevsky
Riuaalin
Aia
Moscow
M. Dovalevsky
Dmec
Paris
Ramsay Macdonald
Omala
Thrilling Battle Over Bemused Indian Dacoits Ends
United Service reports the long pursuit of Devi Das, a notorious killer and kidnapper who evaded police across five districts and four Indian states for 15 years. In Ferozepore a dawn raid by twelve officers and reinforcements netted two Dacoits after a rooftop siege with fixed bayonets, ending the chase.
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United Service
Devi Das
Britsh India
Ferosepore
Norhay
Zeppelins over Europe report stowaway clash with actress
A wireless Berlin dispatch says Graf Zeppelin crossed Barcelona and was seen by a ship between Marseille and the Balearics. The chef vanished then was found asleep in a shop. The commander declined to add Miss Anna May Wong as passenger, citing space limits, with a stowaway later reported aboard.
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Berlin
Barcelona
Marseilles
Balearic Islands
Anna May Wong
SHEDS ABLAZE AT WAIRINGTON RAILWAY YARD
A large railway shed at Walehan Road caught fire shortly before midnight on Friday. Flames spread quickly and damaged sheds, with petrol supplies igniting and blazing further. Police note suspicious activity as the fire is investigated. Nearby property owners report smoke and heat warnings.
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Wairington
Christchurch
Walehan Road
Po Ibeendlatta
M. Brown
Heavy Frosts Hit Tallangatta District Crops
Severe frosts cripple Tallangatta and district with damaged grass and vegetable gardens. Farmers fear lamb losses due to extreme cold. Six degrees of frost reported in Orbost, Kiandra records five degrees below zero last night, a recent low for New South Wales readings.
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Melbourne
Tallangatta
Orbost
Sydney
Kiandra
Eildon Weir Menace To Property Owners
Melbourne report flags Eildon Weir danger to property owners as Friday proceedings likely involve Mr. McCall and assessment of risk to local lands and dwellings.
Melbourne court convicts two in fabricated case
In Melbourne on a Friday, 25 a court convicted two men, Winans aged 28 and Woinerski, in a Soellee Prot case. Prisions were mentioned as part of the verdict.
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Ages Winans
Ced
Howsebreakis Woinerski
Melbourne
New South
Highway Robbery Strikes Woman on Saint Sor Street
A bandit knocked down Mrs Souter on Saint Sor Street East shortly before 14 o'clock Friday and stole her bag containing about £100 in notes. The assailant fled in a motor car driven by an accomplice. the vehicle was later recovered in the West End and seizures by police continue as detectives pursue two suspects. Mrs Souter says she often carries substantial sums for growers and had been warned previously.
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Saint Sor Street
Hmpdie Street
Stradlowe
Aracie
Auto
Union Street
Souter
West End
Pabher
Holdup Epidemic in Melbourne Prompts Detentions
Police detain two men on suspicion linked to a spate of holdups in Melbourne city and suburbs. Several victims failed to identify the suspects when confronted, keeping the case under active investigation.
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Melbaurne
Pris
Holden’s Works All Australian Contr Adelaid
Holden, chairman of Holden’s Motor Body Builders, Ltd, defends Australian control of his company amid inquiry by the Federal Arbitration Court into the eight hour week for coachmaking industry. He notes authorised capital of £1,500,000, with most shares held in Australia and about ten in England.
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Adelaidh
Rat Hermes Avonds
BE. W. Holden
Holdens
Motor Body Builders, Limited
Taday
Vny
Australie
Holden
Ware Jyons
Dothrida Jana Dukes Lukin and
Beeby
Iustey
Hat
Comedian Jars Cannot Found Dead In Sydney
Sydney reports the well known comedian Jars Cannot was found dead in Lone Bay. A packet of alleyhaine was found with him. He had been missing since July 10 after leaving a note to his wife indicating where his body would be found. Cannot was a popular entertainer for years and was recently connected with broadcasting.
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Sydney
Jars Cannot
Serut St Lone Bay
Atoling
Mr. Cannot
Emil
Duchess aims India and back in a week flight plan
A 63 year old Duchess of Bedford flies from Lympne at dawn in a monoplane named Spider piloted by Capt. Barnard. The mission targets a four hop journey Sofia Aleppo Bushire Karachi with a goal of reaching India and returning within seven days.
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United Service
London
Duchess of Bedford
Lympne
India
Spider
Barnard
Sofia
Aleppo
Bushire
Karachi
Pirie Ratepayers Rally Sparks Street Scene
From Pirie ratepayers in the town a gathering created a noisy but orderly show as a crowd gathered late at night on the dock street. Motor cars were involved as a rowdy moment sparked by the residents, yet the scene remained good humored and peaceful.
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Gatlie Dock
Ime
Coal Position. Miners' Festoration at Trades Mall
A report by Mr Sutherland, northern organiser, notes talks between Federated Syndicates and Firemen's Association aim to resume mine work despite water concerns. Negotiations proceed. adjournment till tomorrow follows a stalled session at the Trades Mall amid mounting pressure.
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Sydney
Mihonehule
Sngnedsvare
Piremen
Jon
Boul
Althe Akane
Aid
Mtr. Sutherland
Ormniser
Maroubra Afrray Inquest Sparks Confusion At July 1 Incident
An inquest opened into a deadly melee near Maroubra on July 1. A 24 year old man died after a clash outside a building as witnesses described shots fired by a marking party. The coroner adjourned proceedings to later in the week pending further evidence.
Pistol Point Holdup At Crown Street Tobacconist
In Darlinghurst the night holdup of a tobacconist on 322 Crown street netted over £30. Two masked men forced clerk John Bendick Cahill to surrender the cash while one ransacked the shop. Detectives arrested a man for armed robbery and another for possessing an unlicensed pistol.
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Sydney
Darlinghurst
Crown Street
Robery
John Bendick Cahill
Cahill
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