Fight For Life Hits City Of Adelaide In Wild Seas
Adelaide reports violent weather en route from New Zealand to Fremantle. City of Adelaide, under Captain John Hay, endured 12 days of gale and heavy seas, injuring a Malay crewman and damaging the ship. The vessel diverted to Hobart and Melbourne for survey before continuing to Premantle with most cargo landed at Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin.
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Wellington
Lyttelton
Dunedin
New Zealand
Reseue
Hobart
Governor chides neutrality in prohibition debate
The speaker criticizes the governor for wavering from official neutrality to influence the act against prohibition. He notes the remark at a dinner with Sir Tom Bridges’ association, insisting the governor’s words were inappropriate and risky to reformers. The remark underscores ongoing sensitivities around enforcement and reform.
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Adelaide
Hills
Threv
Vonuirks
Tom Bridges
Death of William Wynes In Inquiry Over Road Death
City Coroner Ramsay Smith opened an inquiry into the death of William Job Wynes who died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Albert Henry Craven Eden Hills on Glen Osmond Road. The coroner found Wynes died accidentally while attempting to cross the road.
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Adelaide
Ramsay Smith
William Job Wynes
Fwine
Albert Henry Craven
Eden Hills
Glen Osmond Road
Ware
The Tile Industry Official Inquiry Continues
In Sydney on Wednesday the Board of Trade inquiry into tile manufacture and distribution pressed forward. George Travis of Roofing Tiles Ltd testified about the disappearance of the company minute book, claiming it was burned as superfluous. He also noted leases to various tile manufacturers and an agreement to halt production amid overproduction. Total annual payments by Roofing Tiles Ltd to other firms amounted to £8,860.
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Sydney
Board of Trade
George Travis
Roofing Tiles, Ltd
Crown
Clark
Travis
Street
Rooiing Tiles, Ltd
Germany enters short London Conference session
London reporters say the second stage of the London Conference opened at Downing Street at noon with half a dozen German representatives greeted by Allied delegates. The formal session lasted about forty five minutes. Ramsay MacDonald welcomed the Germans and hoped for a final meeting by Friday.
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Renter's Service
London
Downing Street
Ramsay MacDonald
Mexican Murder Court of Inquiry in San Martin District
A special court of inquiry investigates charges that agrarian elements, opposed by Mrs Evans over her hacienda, were responsible for her murder in San Martin district. The case follows disarmament actions led by President Obregon after the revolution. Evans’ body lies awaiting disposal in the British cemetery chapel.
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Rentét
Enver
Mexico
CI ‘Wesday
Obregon
San Martin Districe
Evans
Robbhe Special Court of Inquiry
Murderer Named in Mexico Vigilant Hunt Declared
San Francisco report says the man who killed Mrs. Evans in Known Mexico will be hunted and summarily dealt with. Mrs. Pettus Hanus, sister of the deceased, makes the announcement amid heightened tension and public demand for swift justice.
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San Francisco
Prime Minister Speaks On Business Of The Conference
In House of Commons Mr Lloyd George seeks details on serious points from the Inter Allied Conference notably France's Ruhr posture and troop withdrawals. Mr Ramsay MacDonald says Parliament will be consulted on any serious questions and expects consensus on sanctions if needed. Dr Marx echoes German resolve while Sir James Allen notes Dominion representation.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
France
Ruhr
Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Vie
Cologne
Great Britain
Dawes
Marx
James Allen
New Zealand
Dominions
Perth Football Club Arrives in Adelaide for Series
Perth team of 32 players, trainers, and committeemen arrived in Adelaide by the Melbourne express. They were met by Mr. Marlow and South Australian League committeemen. Averaging 23, Barry Greig is the youngest and a clever centre. Wally Steele, captain, is in good form and a former Norwood and Western Australian representative.
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Adelaide
Perth
Melbourne Express
Marlow
South Autralian Football League
Barry Greig
Wally Steele
Norwood
Hobart Football Carnival Grand March Past
Hobart hosts a grand athletic march past at the Municipal Sports Ground North Hobart with a carnival mood. NSW defeats Queensland by 16 goals 22 to 10 goals. parade features picked champions from six states marching in a star formation amid football fever.
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Sydney
Mobart
North Hobart
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Australia
Vicestegal Party
Western Australia Defeats South Australia in Hobart Match
Yesterday in Hobart Western Australia defeated South Australia by 6 goals 13 to 10 goals 12. The match report notes a lopsided score and mentions unclear play. Key names not clearly readable due to OCR errors.
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Adelaide
Sours
Australia
Darwin Search Delayed by Engine Trouble on Expedition
The Darwin expedition suffers an Arthur delay as the auxiliary rechooner Huddertichl sails with the police expeditionary search party and nurses aboard. Engine troubles force adjournment before departure from Darwin wharf.
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Darwin
Huddertichl
Darwin Iwharf
British ask Union for views on imperial foreign policy
Empire Unity reports Sir Drummond Chaplin stating the British Government seeks the Union Government’s views on the constitution and imperial relations with self governing powers. A two-representative meeting from each country is proposed to discuss issues, with October suggested as a potential date. The Union Government is considering its course.
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Gape Town
Drummond Chaplin Tusky
Fiat
Union
Federal Parliament in Melbourne Attacked Over Budget and Resignations
In Melbourne on Wednesday the Speaker presided as Prime Minister Bruce announced the resignation of P. Stewart from the Ministry. Debate on Appropriation Bill for new works reveals criticisms of NS Territory water spending and mounting deficits. Leaders accuse Government of excessive borrowing and mismanagement, with figures showing annual revenue, export declines, and a large balance of trade deficit.
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Melbourne
Luechile
House of Representatives
S. M. Bruce
P. Stewart
Me. J
Gabh
Northern Territory
DS. Darkson
R. W. Foster
G. EB. Yates
D. Watkine
F. Anstey
Australis
Dr. Pare
Mr. Bruce
Hughes
Page
Prowse resigns as Country Party whip over election pact
Melbourne reports that today Mr J H Prowse MP resigns as Whip to the Country Party in the House of Representatives. The move follows Mr Bruce accepting the Bruce Page election pact, prompting federal members to consider the ministry’s fate.
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Melbourne
J. H. Prowse
M.P
Country Party
House of Representatives
Bruce
Newfoundland Legislature Acts on Prohibition Abolition Bill
The Newfoundland Legislature read a bill to abolish prohibition with a Quebec Listok Act based plan. An alternative bill would allow hotels to serve beer and wine to the wife in a temporary tonic context. Both measures were referred to the Joint Committee of the Legislature.
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Reuter
T Johns
Newfoundland
Quebec
The
Legis Heute
British Squadron Tragedy Ties to Cessnock Case in Halifax
Halifax reports detail the Hood Repulse and Adelaide arriving after a 36000 mile voyage with minimal illness and few deaths among 3500 crew. Seaman Albert H W Scott of Gladesville NSW dies aboard the Adelaide, burial arranged here. In Cessnock a murder inquiry unfolds as Patrick Murphy’s body is found in a water hole. Patrick Donnelly recalls July 3 events and the pool is being drained for evidence. Dr Andrew Jones is remanded for 14 days on murder charges connected to the Cessnock death.
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Reuter
Halifax
Scotia
Hood
Repulse
Adelaide
Gladesville
New South Wales
Fielt
Sydney
Cessnock
Patrick Murphy
Patrick Donnelly
Murphy
Donnelly
Jones
Andrew Jones
Daring daylight jewel robbery at Nubia House Cowes
A stranger visiting Nubia House during Cowes week stole the Marchioness of Crewe's jewels worth about £2000 after asking for Sir Godfrey Baring. Lady Baring met the intruder in the hall and he left through a garden door before help arrived.
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Australian Press Association
London
Nubia House
Cowes
Lady Baring
Baring
Godfrey Baring
Marchioness of
Crewe
Federal Government power to nominate SA citizens for honors
Mr A A Edwards questioned in Assembly whether federal power can recommend SA citizens for honors if state legislation constrains. Attorney-General Denny affirmed federal authority to nominate persons in any state. He added it is unlikely federal authorities would recommend knighthoods in this state without consulting the South Australian Parliament.
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Delaide
A. A. Edwards
Aars W
Denny
Assembly
Caulfield Outrage Probe Sees Key Interrogation
Detectives pursue an important clue in the Irene Tuckerman murder case. A Caulfield Joo is being questioned as police deny arrests. Police Chief Nicholson condemns criticism, saying more officers would not have prevented the crime.
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Melbourne
Irene Tuckerman
A. Caulfield
Nicholson
Caulfield
British scientists welcomed at Ottawa on way to Juvento Convention
Reuler's Service in Ottawa reports two hundred thirty six British scientists, men and women, entertained en route to the Juvento Convention of the British Ax xoviation for the advancement of sufewed from August 6 to 13. The discovery of a claim buried alive in a stone fovndition 80 years ago draws attention alongside the science party. Sir George Greenhill, reported missing from the science party, is in Toronto, prompting anxiety over his absence.
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E Reuler
Ottawa
George Greenhill
Science Party
Toronto
Prohibition Raids Target Fashionable Washington Spots
Prohibition agents and police raided fashionable venues in Washington today, including Hearer's Service and Tila establishments, as part of a series of crackdowns. The raids occurred with minimal reported disruption and mark the third such operation in recent weeks.
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Hearer
Washington
Tila
Ysis
Cycling Club Meets Port Pirie Oyeilne Gib
A meeting of the Port Pirie Oyeilne Gib club was held with Mr W Gillett presiding. The club will join the SA Learneath Wheelmen for a Crystal Brook visit on Saturday 4 with two races during the football interval. Entrants include C Mart F Stephens Joholls G Pry 0 Wosken M Knibbs H Merlino McIntyre Blowes C Pilgrim Lukke W Miller G Nicholls. Secretary says club funds are favorable.
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Port Pirie Oyeilne
W. Gillett
S.A. Learneath
Crystal Brook
Bani i C. Mart
Aee F. Stephens
Joholls
G. Pry
Lacey Protests North South Railway Grant
Melbourne reports Mr Lacey criticizing the North South Railway deal, alleging the pact favored South Australia and Canberra, while urging equity for all states. The bill to authorize Treasury Bills for loans to states proceeds as the Senate advances related appropriation and public service measures.
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MR. Lacey
Melbourne
Wetals
Little Epeech
Uulth
Joey
Wales
Ganberra
Broken Hill
Page Tile
Oraith
Treasury
G. EB. Yates Apponnd
Crime statistics report shows rise in serious crimes
Wednesday Crue statistics in this State show higher totals than the previous year. Cases of serious crime were in excess by 100. Wife and child desertion cases exceeded the prior year by 136. The number discharged under the First Offenders Act was 878.
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Tmber
Prince of Wales to Visit Alberta in September
The latest plans have the Duke of York accompanying the Prince of Wales on a royal visit to Alberta in September. The visit will showcase imperial ties and promote cultural exchanges during the tour.
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Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Alberta
Argentine aviator reaches Nasirabad in transit
The Argentine aviator Tursioy Major Zanui, aboard Servi SIMLA, touched Nasirabad at noon and is expected to continue to Lahore tomorrow. He aims to fly to Japan, despite worsening health.
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Twitter
Servi Simla
Zanui
Nasirabad
Armaments on Land and Sea Talk With International Conference
A report says President Noolide will call an international conference to discuss limiting land and sea armaments. The move is expected to extend until after the reparations settlement and before elections, potentially boosting support among voters favoring peace.
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Noolide
Pesce
Boxing results from Ireland tourney in Dublin report
Boxing in Ireland reports results from a Dublin contest with Featherweight Oliver of England knocking out Lean and Welterweight matches showing Purdie defeating O Hlanrahan Hagian. Other lines are garbled but indicate multiple bouts and outcomes.
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Ireland
Renter
Dublin
Purslay
Oliver
England
Lean
Purdie
O'Hlanrahan
Hagian
Jardine
Dlagisi
Ifet
Wonthaget Union Seeks Tribunal Board Over Awards
A deputation from the Wonthaget branch of the Coal Miners Union urged Minister for Railways E Hogan to appoint an employers and employees board with an independent chairman to interpret the Hibble Tribunal awards. They cited strike-caused losses from disputed interpretations. Hogan promised to present the representations to Cabinet.
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Melbourne
Wonthaget
Coal Miners’ Union
E. Hogan
Hogan
Frauds Alleged In Rent to Land Sale Scheme
John Laweynee Shearer, a young man, appeared before the police court amid fraud claims. The case involves a systematic rental and land sale scam tied to a deposit plan. Separate mailings alleged payments to a builder and the State Bank for quick purchase funding.
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Adelaine
John Laweynee Shearer
Deloitte
Allehureh
Shearer Son
New Zealand
Deputation Urges Women Justices of the Peace
A Melbourne deputation from women's groups urged State Attorney General Mr W Slater to back the appointment of women justices of the peace. The minister was sympathetic and promised to press Cabinet to introduce a bill swiftly.
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Melbourne
Fraes Hall
Feneral
W. Slater
Charaband Smash Kills Seven at Blockleg
Seven persons died in a charai sulish at Blockleg in Wore. Reules's Servius seven women and children were killed. many were injured as chaos erupted during the incident. A girl named Gurlies was among those harmed while attempting to flee.
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Reules
Servius
London
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