City Accidents A Motorcycle Crash on Bay and South Roads
A collision occurred Saturday night at the Bay road and South road intersection involving a motorcycle and a motor car. Douglas Raymond of Seawall Glenele and Fred Mortons of Sant Terrace City were thrown. Morton injured his leg and Raymond was pinned between the car and guard. both were taken to Adelaide Hospital. The car was driven by P. A. Morton of Glenple.
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Adelaide
Santas
Bay Road
Anil South Road
Taymen
Douglae Raymond
Seawall
Glenele
Fred
Farmiont
Adel Jade Hospital
Diriven
Atran
Train and Trolley Tragedy in Adelaide Collision
A Sunday evening crash near Bisekwood Station in Adelaide involved a tram and three horses. A man named Melia Falta died. witnesses recalled the chaotic moment as the trolley collided with the horse team and a carwreck followed.
A Serious Accident At Adelaide Visitor Hospital
A serious accident occurred near Adelaide involving visitor William Kinster after a car incident. Kinster was knocked by a motor vehicle and taken to Adelaide hospital where his condition was reported as serious.
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Pirie
Adelaide
William Kinster
Irom
Milluna Ashore at Port Kembla
The steamship Milluna ran aground near the southern breakwater at Port Kembla while entering the harbor in light seas. Efforts to refloat are underway with tugs and cables, the captain reporting the vessel on a smooth sand bed awaiting salvage at high tide. The ship Mile Tuyate arrived from Bunbury July 4 and was bound for Adelaide later in the week.
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Milluna Bs Howe
Bunbury
Advlade von Fretmaiti
The Price of Bread. Bakers Discuss Rise
Sydney readers note city bakers debate the price increase amid calls for steady supply. Industry voices including local producers weigh the impact on households and shops as costs climb. Experts warn inflation may affect daily staples and regional markets.
Davis Cup Overseas Sport Report From New York
In New York, Patterson and O’Hara Wood of Australia won the doubles over Kong and Wei. Patterson defeated Kong 6-0 6-1 6-1 in singles. The Chinese players improved footing after spiked shoes but could not stop the Australian power and accuracy.
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Menter
New York
Patterson
O'Hara Wood Austin
Ayuiter Chivas
Lock Wei
Pail Kong
Hinaj
Kong
Clune
Woods
Mies
Uber
Revter
Gerald Patterson
Paul Kong
Hara Wood
Woo
Wei
Weil
Australians in Form at Brooklyn Tennis Exhibition
In Brooklyn an exhibition tennis match featured Australian Norman Brookeend Schileninger defeating opponents 11-9, 6-2, 6. The event showcased strong play from Australian entrants and a local NYC venue.
New Boxer Arrives Stirs Ring as Contender Impresses
In a lively bout at Con rovantty, WAIN Tait Loach delivered a sharp display of power in the seventh round, overpowering Sikh's guard. The match, featuring Tettler's Sertign and Suh Hating Skis, drew attention for its early exchanges and Loach's decisive finish.
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Tettler
Sikh
International Cricket Report Amid Rain Delays
Partial readable text details a cricket match involving Myenterts BONTIAN and Vie sou Afro v2 Ghani in rain interrupted play. Scores referenced include 178 for The RK and 34 for Days with eight wickets for 97, plus mentions of South Africa and other teams.
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Ana
Dead Body Found with Suspected Foul Play
The body was discovered near a waterhole along Maitland Road close to Casper. Postmortem results indicate death by unknown causes. investigators and detectives are pursuing leads as neighbors report a missing person weeks earlier.
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Eydney
Sunde Insutstines
Strewontiniu
Toby
Wig
Tye G. Murphy
Lowe
Wheald Maitland Road
Casper Rmn
Allied Conference Jamboree Salient Points at Wembley
London dispatch reports Allied Conference progress with plenary sessions and papers to draft for tomorrow while Wembley hosts the Empire Scout Jamboree opening. About 13 000 boys from Britain and 25 Dominions and Colonies participate. Duke of Connaught and Sir R Baden-Powell attend.
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Wembley
London
Inter Allied Conference
Hiv Confrence
Tip Hirst
Reuter
New Zealand
Wembley Stadium
Britain
Dominions
Duke of Connaught
R. Baden-Powell
Arbitral scheme outlines for German reparations dispute
London report details that if Germany defaults under Dawes scheme the Reparations Commission may refer to an executive tribunal led by the American president and independent members. It envisions a provisional Allied German body, a US member, and a flexible modification process to ensure reparations deliveries and prevent fraud, with potential escalation to occupation measures and casualty-related terms.
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London
Arst
de Dawes
Sive Tooan Aehtival
Geminiaalon
Theagus
Geemany
Francis Maniatyres
Wottmantin
Tetsamn
Rohr
Prince of Wales attends Wembley jamboree with Scouts
In wet Wembley conditions on Saturday the Prince of Wales in Chief Scout uniform took the salute at the Ascot Jamboree parade. Sir Robert Barten Powell accompanied him as 200 Australians led dominion contingents marched past, while 3000 spectators gathered for a sing‑song around the camp huts and a grand treble of camp songs including Waltzing Matilda.
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Holster
London
Empre
Wembley
Prince of Wales
Wan
Prince
Robert Barten
Powell
Joseph Cook
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Wes
Tn Attatralla
Spon
Julet
Grampttre Sing-Sone
Mw' Vim
Senate
Eplea
Empire Conference invitation sparks misunderstanding
The Colonial Office reports an extraordinary misunderstanding about the October Empire Conference. Each Dominion got a cabled invitation in June and most replied, including Australian Prime Minister Mr Bruce.
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Reuter
London
Colonial Office
Bruce
Strike in Newfoundland threatens Humber Mouth plant
Police and a warship move toward Corner Brook after Alfred Prince, leader of about 4000 strikers at the Humber Mouth paper and power project, issues a message to Premier Monroe warning the plant and forests will be laid to ruins unless immediate action is taken.
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Reuter
ST. John's
Newfoundland
Cornerbrook
Alfred Prince
Humber Mouth
Monroe
Russia and Japan Treaty Report Repudiated
The Paris correspondent to the Morning Post cites a secret Russo Japanese treaty report. Officials in Tokio dismiss the report as false and say the circulation is systematic for various reasons.
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Russia
Japan
Housey
Tokio
Paris
Morning Post
Luton
Boxing match results from Melbourne event report
Interstate sport report from Melbourne outlines boxing bouts. Dick Gongress defeated Tommy Swift by a narrow margin in a keenly fought eight rounds. Charlie Mooney defeated Wally Rourke with a decisive points margin as the bout extended to ten rounds.
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Melbourne
Susuay
Dick Gongress
Tommy Swift
Charlie Mooney
Wally Rourke
Hi Ag
Bourke
Japanese Exclusion Optimistic Ambassador Returns From America
Tokyo Sunday M Wanisara Japanese Ambassador at Washington arrived back this morning. He said he had not been recalled and would report to the government before discussing immigration. He hoped the coming election would alter Congress stance on exclusion and suggested the issue might be raised again after the American presidential vote.
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Renter
Tokio
M. Wanisara
Washington
America
M Shidehara
Congress
M. Hanisara
Rakovsky Returns With Instructions From Moscow
Australian Press Association reports that M. Rakovsky has returned from Moscow bearing important instructions. The Express suggests these moves may pave the way for a successful termina l in of the Anglo Soviet Conference.
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Australian Press Association
London
The
Express
M. Rakovsky
Moscow
German Delegation Heads for Scaly Meeting Monday
The German delegation departing Berlin Saturday to attend a Monday meeting will be led by Mr. Marx Reichskanzler Stresemann and Dr Luther with representatives from Prussia Bavaria and Sumerity expect.
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Berlin
Scaly
Ty Marx
Ly. Stresemann
Dr Luther
World Flyers Plane Accident at Komandowski Island
An unidentified message from Vancouver reports that the Rulsish world Miers dropline aircraft was involved in an accident near Komandowski Island. No injuries were reported.
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Netlep
Vancouver
Oyth
Hulski Komandowski Island
Blackie Miller Wins by Knockout in Brisbane Stadium Bout
Blackie Miller stopped Light Welterweight contender Tommy Oundle in the eleventh round at Brisbane Stadium last night. Mecy Williams, aged 41 and 93, noted Miller's marked improvement over the past ten months as the crowd watched Knockert overshadow his opponent in a high profile card.
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Sydney
Tiy Hentine Blackie Miller
Willams
Brisbane
Brisbane Stadium
Geike
Tommy Oundle
New Zealand Monument Unveiled at Gravenstafel
Sir James Allen unveiled the New Zealand monument at Gravenstafel on Saturday in the presence of visiting New Zealanders and Passchendaele schoolchildren. The Burgomaster said the memorial would proclaim for centuries the high soul of New Zealand soldiers.
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Australian Press Association
London
James Allen
New Zealand
Gravenstafel
Passchendaele
Baseball carnival results in New South Wales win
In Sydney at Petoneham New South Wales defeated South Australia 4 0 and then beat Victoria 43 1 in Interstate Baseball carnival games.
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Sydney
Petenham
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
Memorial unveiled for New Zealand troops in Belgium
King Albert presided as Ay Messines in Belgium hosted a ceremony honoring New Zealand troops. The event featured an impressive dedication, with Burgomasters pledging to maintain the monument in good condition.
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Belgium
London
Ay Messines
Albert
New Zealand
Transatlantic Flight Turbine Arrivals Reported
London reports the Guadivere flight progress with two turbines reaching Kirk and a third machine arriving at Horna Piord Teeland as the trans Atlantic voyage continues.
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London
Kirk
Beland
Queensland Triumph Over Victoria In Brisbane Rugger Match
Queensland defeated Victoria 47 to 20 in a Sunday Rugger League clash at Brisbane. About 600 spectators attended the game.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Victoria
Anderson Beaten as Wagga Hosts Riverina Match
In Sunday play at Wagga, Jack Glomenger defeated Anderson one nil to win the Riverina championship in a tight contest. Spectators watched as the local event showcased rising talent in support tennis.
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Wagga
Suport
Jack Glomenger
Anderson
Riverina
Major Zanni's Progress in Bombay Air Mission
Major Zanni, the Argentine aviator, is due to attempt a fogged route to intercept the Allanite on his way to Japan. He arrived in Bombay Friday according to a message from KarAehi.
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Bombay
Kar- Aehi
Zanni
Bundrab
Japan
Melba Says Farewell to Australian Opera Stage
Dame Nellie Melba announced after last night's Othello triumph that she will quit opera on the Australian stage, saying she is saying goodbye in Australians and has made up her mind to leave the stage.
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Sydney
Nellie Melba
Australia
Australians
Fire Tears Through Botany Workshop District
Early morning blaze on Daniel Street Botany destroyed Beat and Butler tanners and a carpenter’s shop adjacent. Thousands of skins and much machinery were ruined with total damage around £5000. The fire wiped out premises and heavy losses were reported by local tradespeople.
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Sydney
Stndas
Daniel Street
Botany
Beat and Butler
Brooklyn tale of a dancing mishap and a bold sneeze
In Brooklyn a young lady fretted that a perspiring suitor might tug her new waist. She asks for his handkerchief. He obliges with a humorous twist by blowing his nose, turning the moment into a comic anecdote.
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Brooklyn
Australian Schoolboys Feted in London
Australian public schoolboys were feted at a luncheon in London hosted by the Plymouth Mercantile Association. Lord Astor urged open minds and pioneer thinking to brace the trail through suspicion. Captain Brougd presented the Mayor with a medallion of Australian metal bearing the map of Australia and the Young Australia League. Australian Press Association notes. After many preparations and setbacks, the first German torpedo boat has been salvaged at Scapa Flow.
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Reuters’ Service
London
Plymouth Mercantile Association
Lord Astor
Brougd
Australia
Young Australia
Scapalow
Gale in Sydney Visits City's South West, Damage Reported
A forestry gale from the south west struck Sydney about o o clock last night causing considerable damage to roofs fencing and gardens. Full extent of damage not expected to be known until tomorrow.
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Sydney
Moon Car Joy Ride Ends With Police Assist
Austral Theatre mutines scene reports Mr H A Smerdon leaving a Moon car in a street. A youth jumped aboard and drove away briefly before police recovered it. The owner may pursue further action.
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Austral Theatre
H. A. Smerdon
Two Armed Lads Arrested In Rose Bay Burglary Case
Sydney report says two youths were arrested after breaking into a heaveboat at Rose Bay and stealing provisions. They carried loaded revolvers and electric torches. Light travels 186000 miles per second and radio waves 165000 miles per second.
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Sydney
Rose Bay
Dividing Line Stand on Irish Boundary Commission
In Parliament, Colonial Secretary J H Thomas discussed the Privy Council report on Irish boundary powers. He warned that if Northern Ireland refuses a commissioner, no statute currently enables creation of the commission. The government urged Northern Ireland to appoint, or would push legislation to honor the treaty. The mood was solemn with Liberal and Conservative support.
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Reuter
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
J. H. Thomas
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Thomas
North Ireland
United Kingdom
Lloyd George
Coleagues
Ashley
Ulster
Anxiety in Ulster Raises Political Tension
The Dail Eireann debates echo warnings of impending tragedy as Ulster and the Free State face tense issues. Speakers urge restraint while Sir James Craig signals willingness to negotiate. The Ulster Association notes sacrifices under the 1920 Act and references Ramsay MacDonald’s leap in the dark as press commentary weighs in.
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London
J. H. Thomas
Ulster
Dail Eireann
C. Higgins
Dail Bireany
Ulster Associiation
Abbor
James Graig
Free State
Ramsay MacDonald
Alnla
Canon Wise Resigns Over Ritual Controversy at St George's
Canon Wise of St George's Church Goodwood resigns after a dispute with the Bishop of Adelaide over licensing an assistant priest. Vestry vows loyalty to Catholic faith and vows to support Wise, condemning the Bishop's actions while planning appeals to higher church authorities.
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Adelaide
Turkber Getion
Gann Wise
St. George's Church
Goodwood
Midaide
Canon Wee
St. George's Vestry
CG. Browner
Haing
Father
Pugtard
Bhmop
Caves Wleehex
St. George's
Archishop
Perth
Arappesl
Mixed Programme At Austral Tonight At Pirie
Ernest Pitcher extends his Pirie season at Austral Theatre with a revised musical act and a double feature. The headlining film Shattered Idols stars Marguerite De La Motte as Sarasviti with Robert Littlefield, from I A R Wylie story acclaim. The second feature Hoodman Blind follows, with usual gazettes screened, starting at 7 50.
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Ernest Pitcher
Austral Theatre
Pirie
Pitcher
Sarasviti
Marguerite de la Motte
Robert Littlefield
I. A. R. Wylie
Fox
Chamberlain agrees on policy for Irish Boundary question
Britain's leaders agree on safeguarding Ulster by restricting the Boundary Commission to frontier rectification. The Daily Telegraph hints at an approach to a solution, suggesting a limited path to resolve the issue.
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Chamberlain
Ulster
Boundary Commission
Daily Telegraph
Cosgrave Arrives for Irish Boundary Conference
Mr Gowgrave Irish Free State President arrived in London and conferred with the Colonial Secretary and the Premier on the Irish boundary commission. The Marquis of Londonderry and Colonel Spender joined, but no future meeting was set. The talks were tense and it is believed they failed to reach agreement, allowing the government to push treaty-implementing legislation.
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London
Free State
Phonias
Ramsay MacDonald
W. T. Cosgrave
James Craig
North of Ireland
Condon
Ronald McNeill
Thomas
Green
Ulster
Une
Ireland
Cosgrave
Wedgwood Benn
Gowgrave
Marquis of Londonderry
Spender
Woman asks bank for new cheque and warns against signing soon
A young woman visits a bank requesting a new cheque book and cautions that signing cheques immediately is unsafe. She notes the precaution was advised and questions the usefulness of acting quickly. The exchange centers on security and proper handling of cheques.
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