Pirie Football Players Face Hearing Over Alleged Incident
The Port Pirie Football Association heard charges against F Nyder of St Marks and J Hopkins of Solomontown for alleged misconduct during a July football match. Ryder elbowed Hopkins, who replied with a face strike. the umpire reported the incident. Ryder denied collisions. the chair dismissed the charge against Ryder and suspended Hopkins for one match. matter referred to the League.
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Parker
F. Nyder
St Marks
J. Hopkins
Hopkins
Ryder
Walker
Association
McManus
Tthough
Nopkins
Uophiny
Cockburn
Mopkins
Cycling handicaps for Memorial Qual track events
Handicaps declared for Memorial Qual track cycling events list R Doylenor C McLaughin and H Merling with 20 30 yard head starts and others up to 85 yards. In Second Class Two miles Andirys scr W Hunn 60 yards Williams 120 Milnes 160 Dempsey 170 McIntyre 200 Goran 230 Wawke 260 Brown 340 Dormer 310 Pengelly 330.
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Andirys
W. Hunn
A. ‘Willams
K. Milnes
J. Dempsey
A. McIntyre
W. Goran
H. Wawke
A. Brown
J. Dormer
L. Pengelly
St Garmagas Children Ball Aids St Barnabas Debt
Rehearsals for a charity children's ball in Solomontown to benefit St Barnabas Church debt. Event on Monday August 23 at Stark's Hall featuring plain and fancy dress. Four prizes offered for best costumes. Mr George White secretary, Mr A G Teague president, Mr A Picken M C in charge of rehearsals.
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St. Barnabas
Stark
Solomontown
George White
A. G. Teague
A. Picken
M.C
Picken
Labor Bay Sees Unopposed President Reelected at Meeting
Labor Day Celebration Committee members elected officers including Mr Coffey as president and Mr F C Daws as tertiary. W Munro named vice president and A Myan junior vice president. They plan to abandon the usual procession and sports for a large children's program on Labor Day with a social and dance night.
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Coffey
F.C. Daws
W Munro
Wenlop
A. Myan
Aml
Cerenliion
The Russian Cloud and Turbulent Politics
A condensed dispatch describes Russia under Trotsky’s unclear status and a possible coup with strong army influence. It notes a growing Political Bureau, a monitored Red Navy, and Trotsky’s fear of delayed revolution. Reports from London say Zinoviev’s Kursk detention and Stalin’s security in Moscow and Leningrad amid economic policy and foreign financing pressures.
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Niga
Trotsky
Gheka
Red
the Recorder
London
Daily News
Zinovie
Kursk
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
M. Stalin
Communistieenets
Broken Promises Delay Moscow Exhibition Licences
United Serviet London reports that the Soviet promised to grant import licences in exchange for arranging a Moscow exhibition with French money backing. The Soviets repeatedly shortened the exhibit list and ultimately refused the licences, despite substantial sums from French business interests.
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United Serviet
London
Mai i ‘Pendent
Vrarle
Feracity
Moscow
Women to be admitted to 1928 Olympiad track events
The Amsterdam Amateur Athletic Congress, with Australia represented, decided to admit women to the 1928 Olympiad. The track events include 100 400 and 800 metres high jump and discus.
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United Service
London
Amsterdam International Amateur Athletic Congress
Australia
Books and Bodies unitea idea for cremation solution
Professor J Thorpe in a British Association address notes two civilisation problems cemeteries and libraries. He proposes cremation of both bodies and books as a solution.
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Unitea_per
London
J. Thorpe
The
British Association
Valentino challenged to six round duel by reporter
New York reporter dee Trenholm vows to defend the press against insults from the movie world and challenges Rudolph Valentino to a six round taxing duel.
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Rudolph Valentino
United Service
New York
Dee Trenholm
Moving Picture World
Royal Christening Remembered By Longtime Aide
Me W. Phillipson, former chorister at Back Wyham Palace Private Chapel, recalls the christening of the infant duke on March 30 1861. The event, attended by the Archbishop of Canterbury, featured a crying royal infant soothed when Queen Victoria rocked him in her arms, ending the infant’s distress.
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London
Phillipson
Rhorister
Wyham Palace
Queen Victoria
Cobham's Flight Plans for Melbourne Run
Darwin reports detail Cobham and his crew on Mindil Beach as they adjust undercarriage for the aircraft to continue toward Melbourne. Alan Cobham aims to prove aviation's commercial promise, with a 54 mile flying leg planned to Browett Downs and Sydney anticipated calls.
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Darwin
Man Cobham
Ward
Mindit Beach
Cobham
Melbourne
Somorrow
Browetie Downs
Alan Cobham
Ying
Australia
London
Nangoon
Cape Town
Parwin
Coblam
Mindil Beach
Robham
Axilule
Sydney
Cobham Seen As Very Fit Amid Air Career Talk
Melbourne reports praise for Alan Cobham with the British Imperial Oil Co noting his remarkable air record. The Civil Aviation Department says Colonel Brinsmead departs Darwin tomorrow and Cobham is slated to reach Sydney next Friday and Melbourne by August.
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Melbourne
Imperial Oil Co
Darwin
Alan Cobham
Civil Aviation Department
Brinsmead
Dar- Wit
Cobham
Sydney
Fire at Hull Docks Destroys Fruit Depot
London report says a huge fire at Hull fruit docks gutted the Great Fruit Depot. The blaze destroyed nearly the entire facility, with thousands of pounds worth of fruit said to be burned.
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Hull Docks
Great
United Service
London
Frait Docks
Thefts From Victoria and Albert Museum Probe
Frederick Jones, found in a destitute state, faced a charge of stealing valuable coins from the Victoria and Albert Museum on May 1. He admitted entering to rest, claimed ignorance of the coins’ value, and said he forced a locked case with a screwdriver after resisting theft impulses on four occasions while an attendant overlooked him.
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United Service
London
Frederick Jones
Victoria and Albert Museum
Conested
Jones
Catholic Reprisal Effects in Mexico
Special despatches report the Catholic boycott causing low mood in the business community across Mexico. In Guadalajara two killed and 15 wounded as police dispersed a crowd at St. Guadalupe Church. In Mexico City officials meet to discuss the religious controversy as large police patrols maintain order and traffic stalls for blocks.
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Recorder
Washington
Mw Department of Commerce
Mexico
Church of St. Guadalupe
Guadalipara
Mexico City
iNself
Luis Leon
Manuel Lasso
Esparanza Theatre
de Dare
Australians rally to imperial unity amid independence talk
The Daily News notes a wave of loyalty in Australia as visitors from overseas applaud Prime Minister Bruce for warning against secession. Strong imperial sentiment grows in light of the Duke and Duchess of York’s upcoming visit, with Nationalists in the western provinces repeatedly pushing for independence.
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The
Recorder
London
Histon
Daily News
Bruce
Duke ‘An
Duchess of York
Australia
Duke of York to Tour Britain and Australia in Royal Visit
The Duke and Duchess of York plan a worldwide tour departing Britain by steamer via Colombo to Fremantle Hobart and New Zealand where they will stay a month. They will travel to Australia for the Canberra ceremony later in the tour and reach eastern Australia only by late May.
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United Service
London
Duchess of York
Britain
Colombo
Fremantle
Hobart
New Zealand
Australia
Canberra
Duke
Turner Learns Life Imprisonment for Queensland Murder
Sydney Robert Turner, aged 50, was found guilty of murdering Mrs Karin Loveday in his Maryborough dental surgery. He received life imprisonment with hard labor. The victim died by chloroform poisoning after Turner asked to die with her, then alerted police. The dead husband took his own life days later.
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Brisbane
Sydney
Robert Turner
Maryborough
Karin Loveday
Turner
Queensland
Federal Roads Aid Bill debated in Melbourne House
In Melbourne on Friday the Federal Aid Roads Bill faced renewed opposition and support in the House of Representatives. Speaker and Attorney General clashed over constitutional limits while Dr. Earle Page defended generous road development funding and petrol tax plans. Debates adjourned with several bills progressing to report stage.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
F. Brendan
J. G. Latham
W. A. Walt
Latham
Commonwealth
Earle Page
Page
St. States
America
New South Wales
South Australia
Gunn
Walt
P. G. Stewart
Monuiy
Senate
Grant
New Zealand
The New Premier in Adelaide Labor Speculation
In Adelaide on Friday Labor factions discuss Premier Gunn likely resigning to join the Migration Commission and Chief Secretary Kelley possibly retiring. Rumors place Speaker McInnes as a leading Premiership candidate with Hill or Birrell considered for Speakership depending on votes at Port Adelaide. The party reportedly laments the potential loss of Gunn and Kelley.
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McInnes
Port Adelaide
Labor Party
Gunn
Jelley
State Ministry debate reopens seventh minister issue
In Adelaide the long standing question of appointing a seventh minister resurfaces for the third time in ten years. Supported by Liberal and Labor, the measure is likely to be brought before the Cabinet this session as workload grows and justification for expansion is seen.
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Adelaide
Wkely
Jugo-Slavia Demands Bulgarian Punishment After Raids
United Service Sofia reports Jugo-Slavia has sent an ultimatum to Bulgaria demanding punishment for Comitadils raids. If not complied, Jugoslavia will take its own measures. The note emphasizes the need for restraint by the great powers and notes casualties among Romanian forces.
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United Service
Sofia
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Plebiscite Vote Papers Stir Port Adelaide Interest
In Adelaide a notice published in The News shows voting instructions for Labor plebiscite candidates for Port Adelaide seats. Pencilled preferences place L. G. Pilton and J. S. Verran ahead of F. Condon. Pilton disavows papers. Verran and Condon offer cautious replies amid expected Labor Party inquiry.
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J. S. Verran
F. Condon
Pilton
Enginedrivers, Firemens and Cleaners’ Association
Verran
Condon
German-born electrician arrested for attempted murder in Seattle
Walter Walker, a German-born electrician and chemist, was arrested on a charge of attempting to murder Herbert Kennison. Police found a remarkable electrical device believed to be built to kill Kennison, after Walker's infatuation with Kennison's wife.
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Seattle
Walter Walker
Herbert Kennison
Walker
Kennison
Queen Queen Co: Pirie West concert benefits two candidates
In Pirie West school the queen competition hosts benefit concerts for two candidates. From 1 to 5 pm in the West School Kindergarten Hall June Walker aid concert. At 8 pm the Ermiah artis candidature program in the same hall hospital bound. Jazz bands, quartets, dances, piano solos and duets, songs, recitations, and Greek songs. Cards for all ages and guessing prizes. Afternoon 3d admission, evening price not shown.
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Pirie West School
Ine West School
June Walker
Ermiah Artis
Freight Preference Sparks Murray Bridge Debate
Mr G A Collins MP will meet with Progress and Traders Association members in Murray Bridge to defend against accusations of preferential freights. The association cites a manipulated freight contract and claims offers of 10 shillings per ton, with other tradesmen confirming similar statements at a recent meeting attended by Collins, Stamford MP, and J Cowan MLC.
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Murray Bridge
G. A. Collins
M.P
J. Gunn
Collins
Progress and Traders’ Association
G. D. Leahy
Messrs. Colins and Stamiford
M S.p
M S.p., and the Hop. J. Cowan
M.L.C
Railways
Deputation Seeks 44 Hour Week from Premier in Adelaide
A deputation from Trade and Labor Council interviewed Premier J Gunn in Adelaide on Friday seeking a 44 hour work week. The Premier pledged to refer the matter to his Cabinet for consideration.
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Adelaide
Tradey and Labor Council
Jgunn
Australians Triumph In Warwickshire Test At The Oval
The Australians batted six hours to 298 for nine at stumps as Gregory led with four for 60. Hendry proved costly, while Warwickshire’s Parsons and Quaife battled in a tense innings. England’s tail continued the fight into Friday with Fiddlan-Green and Hewetson at the crease at lunch.
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London
Ellis
Hendry
Wyatt
Partridge
Malley
Henrdy
Gregory
Anething
the Oval
Parsons
Warwickshire
Quaife
Tiger” Smith
Ader
Macartney
Fiddlan-Green
Hewetson
Australia
Woodfull
Joe
Pansford
Dee Macartney
Bardsl
Green
Hewelson
Hewetson Ryder
Taylor
Qu Gregory
Wyatt Tee
Ve Ellis
Part
Quatre
Wyall
Pay dispute over Oval Test resolved by Board Control
London report states a new payment arrangement for professionals at the Oval Test. Players to be paid 27 pounds per day per watch plus 8 pounds extra if the match extends beyond three days, ensuring compensation for longer play.
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London
Swaretey
Oval
Lost Alsatian Dog Feared Dead After Months of Stray Wandering
A treasured Alsatian dog from Glamorgan named Garth had been missing for months. It often strayed two or three days at a time and appears to have died of hunger while its former master lay in a cemetery in W. Collood.
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Garth
Glamorgan
Cemetery
In.w. Collood
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