Indecent Assault Trial With Woman in Park Details
The jury heard the defendant plead not guilty as witnesses described the accused forcing a girl to walk through a park and making threats. The girl identified the suspect, and testimony noted the accused appeared intoxicated and unsteady after the alleged act. The case was adjourned to the next morning for further proceedings.
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Doyle
Jim
Atholis Sehogsonveniense
Witheer
Axe Jin
Wat
Dunstone
Peter J. Doyle
Jamestown
Haniya
Robert L. Davis
West
Hughes
Phn
Sarmally Krowing
Seamen Leaders Acclaimed In Australian Dockside Meeting
Sydney Tuesday assembly at Gig Town Hall drew over 2,000 unionists for a strike settlement review. Jacob Johansen said Melbourne would set a resumption date after a round-table deal, praising the conference as a new era in Australia’s industrial life and noting protections on overtime and other issues but the need for voluntary resignations.
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Gig Town Hall
T. Walah
J. Baddeley
Jacob Johaansen
Melbourne
Johannsen
Australia
Arbitration Court
Job Earol
British Parliament to Rise August 7 or 8 for Session
Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons Parliament would rise on or about August 7 or 8 until November 46. Bills postponed include those on dangerous drugs, India government, suppliers, and imported agricultural produce. Maxton warned of industrial troubles as the interval loomed. Baldwin said Parliament could be summoned if needed.
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Reuter
London
Monda
Baldwin
House of Commons
Government of India
J. Maxton
Lis
Balin
London Commons Discuss NSW Recruitment Controversy
In the House of Commons Mr Amery states Britain complied with NSW government requests by recruiting 200 married farm workers, with 12 wage offers accepted earlier. The new Labor government later cancelled the request but ordered all pending applications to proceed.
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Menter
London
Vertert Williama
House of Commons
Amery
Conference in the Works on Security Pact Invite
Reports from Brussels indicate Britain France and Belgium discuss a conference with Germany invited to settle the security pact. Weis urged delaying until after the League of Nations meeting on September 7. Anglo Belgian backing seen. France appears hesitant.
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Reuter
Brussels
London
Paris
Germany
Weis
League of Nations
France
YMCA Visit to Churches Plan Quarterly Outreach
The Y M C A led by secretary Mr Mavor organizes a quarterly rotation visiting local churches. Hosts will welcome YMCA members at the Hut with tea provided by Indies Y M G A committee and others, then attend evening services. The first start is next afternoon with Re Chamberlain addressing and Baptist ladies arranging tea assisted by youth from Vy class as waitresses.
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Mireship
Mavor
Tuhureh
Chamberlain
Sirs. Jones
Wages Over the Gulf Industrial Court Adjourns
In Adelaide on Tuesday the Industrial Court heard the Broken Hill Proprietary Company seek an award of wages and conditions for workers at Iron Knob and Whyalla in quarrying crushing and slipping iron ore. The judge suggested the industry already has an award and urged the parties to confer for a consent award. Proceedings adjourned as a dite.
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Adelaide
Jethro Brown
Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Ltd
Iron Knob
Whyalla
Lis Honor
Adelaide wage rise proposed for women workers
Mr T J Howard secretary of the Adelaide Trades and Labor Council said the bank wage for women should be increased from £118 10s with an inquiry expected soon. He argued women are entitled to a substantial rise and indicated plans for an early examination of the rates.
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Adelaline
T. J. Howard
Adelaide Trades and Labor Counncil
Questions on Thousand Homes Inquiry Raised in Assembly
Opposition leader Sir Henry Harwell pressed Minister W J Denny about naval commission involvement and counsel for the inquiry. Premier Gunn said no counsel had been appointed and the Royal Commission, not the government, handles the inquiry.
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Adelaide
Henry Harwell
House of Assembly
W. J. Denny
Coonsel
Thousand Homes
Naval Commission
Henry Barwell
John Gunn
Anthony
Wheether
Agar
Differences and Inferences in Parliament Debates
In a speech addressing government criticisms, Mr. Guan led the House session focusing on the We Thousand Homes Scheme. The Premier deplored inferences drawn from speeches during the Address-in-Reply debate and urged members to state points without alleging ulterior motives.
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Adelaide
Guan
House of Asseday
We Thousand Homes
State Railways Programme Reveals £4.5 Million Rehab Plan
In the Assembly Mr. Gut, Minister of Railways, outlined government approved railway rehabilitation. The plan envisions an expenditure of 4.5 million pounds for extensive programme upgrades and improvements across the system.
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Adelmde
Kneebone
Gut
Market Quotations For Butter Eggs Cheese And More
Commercial report shows today’s market quotes for butter eggs cheese bacon and poultry from mills and dairies. Prices list creamery butter fresh bulk and store sales with ranges for ducks hens turkeys potatoes onions and onions on rail varying by grade and weight.
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Adelaide
Sandforit and Go
Hutton
Market News From Ghare Market Stock Quotation Dated
Quotations from C Ward and Co Adelaide show buyers and sellers across blocks including Broken Hill Amalgamated Zinc North South Zinc Corporation Sulphide Electrolyte Zimo and others with prices and buyer seller notes. The data records ranges 8/9 to 36/9 in various listings and a late afternoon timestamp.
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Dale Auusti
Stock Exchange
C. Ward and Co
Adelaide
Lyell
Broken Hill Amalgamated Zinc
North
South
Nelle
Zinc Corporation
Sulphide Corporation
Buser
Electolyte Zimo
Ives
Brewers
Hellen's, Ltd
Whcox
Sir Henry's Withdrawal Sparks Calls for Apology
Government members question Sir Meary Barwell's Burnside speech and demand a full apology. It remained unclear today whether Sir Meary would consent to one.
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Adelaide
Sir Meary Barwell
Burnside
Sir Meary Will
Lunar Eclipse Glows Across Sky In Unusual Display
An eclipse of the moon offered a rare celestial show last night as the moon moved into Earths shadow. Early shadows appeared around 8 o clock with totality at 9 45 and a blue tinged glow at its peak before the moon re emerged and shone brightly again. The Royal Observatory at Greenwich noted the event and predicted visibility across North America and parts of Asia and Australia.
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Royal Observatory
Greenwich
England
Wester North America
South Amettes
Pacthe Ocean
Australis
Asia
Admiral’s Descendant Receives Pension in House Announcement
In Parliament last night the government stated that a notable imperial pension was granted in January. A sum of £12,000 was paid to the great great grandson of a renowned admiral as the pension’s fulfillment.
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Reuter
London
Afomitay
House of Commons
Stodney
Four American Cruisers Leave Melbourne for Hobart Trip
In Melbourne on Tuesday four American light cruisers departed for Hobart. The voyage follows a visit that saw American sailors spend an estimated £200,000 in Melbourne up to Saturday.
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Melbourne
Hobart
Trme
Government hosts International Prison Conference delegates
London Tuesday government delegates entertained at Lancaster House as the International Prison Conference opened. About a thousand guests attended with many from the domain towns and other regions.
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Australian Press Association
London
Lancaster House
Toaias
Shipping pact gains union approval in Melbourne
All branches of the Seamen's Union have approved the shipping agreement. The TAL agreement is expected to be signed in a fortnight and a two year truce seems likely. Five shippers will probably leave Melbourne this week.
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Melbourne
Seamen's Union
Sydney Seamen Endorse Settlement Terms
A Port Adelaide official says Sydney sailors support the settlement terms after a conference. He notes many details could not be obtained from the Court and that seamen nationwide back their delegates. copies of the new agreement will be sent to all Seamen's Union branches for signature within ten days.
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LE Yus
A. G. Woodsford
Port Adelade
Unonn
Sydney
Australia
Una Ueunion
Seamen's Union
Mie
Woedeford
Shanghai Strike Rumors Weaken British Trade Efforts
Dispatch from Shanghai notes a continuing general strike and near standstill in British manufacturing. Student agitators run high while Chinese papers publish lists banning British articles. the foreign settlement stays calm but tension rises amid calls for settlement of outstanding issues.
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Euler
London
Shanghai
Daily Express
Stenrstill
Narrowly Averted Tragedy From Strychnine Poisoning
A Sydney region family of three living three miles from Goulburn faced a near tragedy when a meal contained suspected strychnine crystals. The mother, son, and daughter began to fall ill. a farm hand died after being poisoned earlier. Investigators sent samples to Sydney for testing while the family recovered.
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Dyesay
Resalls
Goulburn
Wlehart
Himnell
Lifting Embargoes Reported in Adelaide Harbor
Secretary J. AW Jonas of the Joint Trades and Labor Council says barges were lifted on the ketches Florener Maud and Annie Watt, and they are now able to cargo with unionists carrying the load. The Carnegie and Eleanor remain blocked, with the situation continuing as a black flag concern.
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Adelaide
Mn J. AW. Jonas
Joint ‘Trades and Labor Gomel
Florener
Maud
Annie Watt
Cariugie
Eleanor
Romain
Melbourne batsman William Brue found drowned near Port Melbourne
The Melbourne cricketer William Brue, a prominent eighties batsman, was found drowned off Port Ormond near St Kilda. He was well known in Australian cricket circles.
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Melbourne
William Brue
Australia
Port Ormond
St. Kilda
Ife
Gud Sleldsaatis
Two Tragic Deaths Husband and Wife After Theatre Deaths
Charles Glark a bari tone concert singer and Bush Conservatory professor died while performing in a Chicago theatre. His wife died shortly after from shock leaving the couple mourned by theater and music communities.
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Neuter
Chicago
Charles Glark
The
Bush Conservatory
Prince of Wales Arrives Aboard Repulse at St Helena
The Prince of Wales arrived here aboard the Repulse at St Helena on Monday. The royal party traveled with the ship’s accompanying guards and staff, marking a notable stop in the voyage.
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Reuter
Helena
Wil
Prince of Wales
New Torrens Bridge Nears Commission
Reports from Railways Department officers say a new all way bridge over the Torrens, north of Chority, is nearing completion and should be in commission in about a month. Parts from New South Wales have been received, assembled, and are ready for placement.
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Adelaide
Railways Department
Angom
Port Aide
Wharton Sentenced for Fraud in Adelaide Case
Adelaide court jailed Wharton for nine months for fraudulent conversion while employed by the Adelaide Development Company. A 27 year old, he had already served two months in gaol. The case linked to Thomas Nyan, with further legal points argued by counsel and a remand for additional review.
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Adelaide
Tursiay
Ficorse Wharton
Adelaide Development Company
Richards
W. A. Rollison
Wharton
Thomas Nyan
Civland
Ryan Jett
Colombe
Hieboilee
Wild dog scalping debate shocks Adelalie assembly
In the House of Assembly this afternoon Commissioner Grown Lands told Me. OConnor that dog sculpies and jails were likely to be used to remove threats from the Northern Territories. He cited altered arrangements and ongoing issues with certificates as part of the reform.
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Adelalie
T. Buttettielt
House of Assembly
O'Connor
Teerstars
Medical Examinations Ordered for All State Students
Tuesday in the Legislative Counsels afternoon Minister Kirkpatrick stated that a statewide compulsory medical inspection program will examine all school children twice during their primary school career.
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Kirkpatrick
Mites
Mills
Selieme
Sehaul Ebiilere
Ais ‘Og
Hele
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