Pointing the Way Adelails on Budget Cuts
Following Mr Scullin s statement a suggestion on reducing Fritch expenditure was proposed by Australian business men detention en route to Canberra Submitting items total and map interfering with government poles impact the bubble empire or great war. Roads 0000000 Salaries 1 000 064 Unemployed relief 000 000 old age pensions 100 000 Veteran allowances 100 000 Federal capital territory 285 000 Miscellaneous 300 000 Special appropriations 100 001
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scullin
Fritch
Ganberra
Tro d German Aggression Shocks Britain in Africa
British officials prepare firm reply after fierce German conduct in Tanganyika. The German consul’s Panganylea withdrawal demanded as Tanganyika watches a tense demonstration following a Bela dinner where colonial history and 1914 Tanga siege memories were cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusdon
Tursuay
East Africa
Britain
Gemma
Panganylea
Caplain
Liceman Brulee Karlsruhe
Tanganyika
Warines
Ite
Tanga
Port Pirie Town Council Fortnightly Finance Talking Points
Town Clerk submits the Port Pirie Council financial statement showing balances and payments. General Fund and Electricity Works accounts list wages, allowances, and bills payable. Final balances reflect day’s activity and credits remaining after payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr & J. Garrett
Port Pirie
Bank Balanor
Tung
Bath
Ince
Bank Walanes
Breall Betas
Australian Theatre Girls Pose for Court Contract News
Sunny Cldue funds and Hollywood girls appeared before Judge F McComb in Los Angeles Superior Court to obtain long term contracts with William Fox Studios for The Golden Calf. California law requires court approval for minor contracts. guardians consent is essential. The group, including Sue Carol and Jack Mulhall, were part of Fox Movietone comedy’s dance ensemble, with the rest under contract and not needing court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Cldue
Hollywood
Jude
Marshall F McComb
Superior Court of
Los Angeles
William Fox Studios
Fox Movietone
California
Jack Mulhall
Sue Carol
el Brendel
Mar-jorie White
Richard Krene
Patt Page
Millard Webb
Carnival Football in Adelaide Rain Aprons Quagmire Game
A muddy rain soaked clash between South Australia and Tasmania drew a cautious crowd. Final scoreline showed South Australia edging Tasmania with several late plays, as conditions favored ground game over aerials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Doday
South Australia
Tasmania
Wasmytia
Arly Pire
Te Kain
Pois
Australia
South Awstentia Va Eile U2
London Credits Discussed in Canberra
In Canberra the Prime Minister Mr J H Senflin said the Loan Council had unanimously approved mobilising credit in London to help the Commonwealth meet obligations. A special Premiers meeting will be on August 18 in Melbourne to consider the balance of State Budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
House of Representatives
J. H. Senflin
Loan Council Today
London
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Moonen Walter meets at Findon Hunt Racing Wis
Racing results from the Findon Hunt Meeting at Moonen Walter show multiple races with listed horses, odds, and placements. Notable names include MORNA TERDLE, VESPER DO, Diamomd Bhunye, MAIDEN TENTANS, and LORD Aholrs among others, with varied betting odds and field entrants across flats and hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonen Walter
Mie
Ithe “Argus
Tyefing Peices
Australian Steeple Wilted into Caulfield Race Start
Melbourne report notes Mosstrooper is training well under owner Gus Powell with a probable run in the Australian Steeple at Caulfield if weather holds. The gelding cleared three fences at Caulfield this morning as Powell postponed a firm decision until closer to nominating night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mosstrooper
Gus Powell
Caulfield
Cauteld
Powell
Communal Riots Rock Calcutta and Hissar Districts
United Service dispatches chaos as rioting erupts in Sind region near Sukkur despite patrols. police fire on mobs, twelve killed and 150 injured, two hundred arrests. Independent brigade and infantry drafted to area. In Hissar Punjab a fanatic killed eleven Hindus by shotguns after asking each person if Muslim. Government offers reward for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Calcutta
Sind
Sukkut
Smed
Hissar
Punjab
Port Pirie Concert For Charity At Alhambra Theatre
On August 14 the Port Pirie Concert Orchestra will stage a charity concert for the DTNA Central Mission Benevolent Society and Salvation Army Relief Funds. Tickets at two shillings are selling around town with seats reserved at Gollins Music Store for threepence extra. The two hour show promises fine playing and a varied program. Proceeds go to the listed charitable funds and the event marks a notable community musical effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
DTNA
Central Mission, Benevolent Society
Salvation Army
Alhambra
Gollins
Peterborough
Richagil
Roman Fe
Coline
Thieves in Clover Uncover Safe And Valuables
Thieves robbed a warehouse, forcing a safe breach. They took 46 pounds and other cash. A chase likely followed, but the culprits escaped with wireless gear and related items. The incident occurred on a street in Melbourne. Authorities investigate the break in and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melroline
Wesmsiay
Avin
Alves
Sait Pty
Sway Street
Wiehmond
Shane Chase
Uhey
Youthful Gamblers Targeted by Damascus Police
Damascus police raid报道 youth gambling ring as officers arrest a large group of young offenders for frequenting a private home based gambling club. A 42 year old man identified as a young gambler was among those arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Damascus
Wee
The Australians Match at Birmingham
England weather and crowd conditions mark a tense Birmingham day as Warwickshire beat Australia in a county match. Report highlights include Leeds and Grimmett among the visitors, with several players hampered by injuries and the ground damp and windy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilted Servier
London
Warwickshire Hounty
Birmingham
Lewins
Vollay
Australia
Wondfull
Ponsford
Wwehardson
Dookson
Medabe
Hornbrook
a’Beckett
Grimmett
Harwood
Furi
Beadmain
Kippax
Wall
Walker
Warwickshire
Warwickshire) Waitt Wey, JH. Parsons, Honor =, Gaithorpe, Puryaider
Kemp-Welch
Smith
Balee
Kelner
Magers Patie
Pee Wenlhey
Warwickstuind
Birmingham Cricket Rain Halts Play In London Match
Rain delays Birmingham cricket as 102 runs by Lad ten seconds before the toss. Wickets fall, first innings end with Luneh 43, Groom, Harwood dismissed by Hornbrook. Bates 0, Richardson 5, Fairfax Wyatt not out. Mok dismissed. Sundries total for 8 wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rina Lad
Wanwilkshire
Luneh
Groom
Harwood
Hornbrook Bates
Richardson
Fairfax Wyatt
Sone
Adelaide sales tax sparring over fair revenue claims
The Adelaide discussion centers on sales tax operation and whether a fairer share could be drawn from the public than the government would receive. Mr G Latham backs a suggestion for reform, noting unfair practices in applying the tax to goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Woanestiy Doliijte
Opision
G Lathams
Bill Passed by House Amid Turbulent Debate
A garbled report from Canberra notes a parliamentary vote in the House with a 4 to 2 tally. Details are unclear, but the session involved government representatives and opposition figures. The outcome appears to reflect party lines on a contested measure.
Airship Transport Big British Opportunity
In Ottawa a British airship transport plan is discussed with government ministers and industry figures. The proposal envisions an Atlantic service linking Britain and Canada before relations with Germany and the United States, with emphasis on ship design, passenger capacity, and speed to advance imperial transportation. Discussions consider government and business support for a transatlantic airship network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Ottawa
Ganadian Club
Mckenzie
Lites
Plantes Wyte
Fokshin
Doumvtuun Uskyit
Analian
Fay Md O
Prince of Wales to open British Empire exhibition in Buenos Aires
London dispatch reports arrangements for the Prince of Wales visit next spring. The program aims to enable the Prince to inaugurate the British Empire Exhibition in Buenos Aires, with discussions ongoing in Arwin Fre and Braall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Wales
Bn Tin
Buenos Ayres
Muren
Tragedy of Poverty Weighs on Meliisiane Community
A chaotic fragment reports a death and hardship in Meliisiane with reference to Wier MAF Patrioh Nim and a child, noting authorities and family struggles. The text mentions names and places in a distressed context and reflects a community tragedy amid poverty and social strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meliisiane
Raniin
Tier Wits
AnaRhon
Daring Ruse Foils Armed Bandit Heist Aftercall
An afternoon attempted robbery saw a manager and a six-man crew confront an armed bandit gang. A well-dressed man posed as Government inspector, gained entry to the vault, and with six assistants secured about £4600 before exiting slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lian Teal
Wty
Brereton Begs Mercy After Indecent Assault Trial
The Bendigo Supreme Court heard George Henry Brereton sentenced to two years imprisonment with 45 strokes after a indecent assault against a woman. Chief Justice Sir William Ivyer presided. Brereton received the severe corporal punishment as part of the punishment for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melelne
Weilnessay
Sir William Ivvier
Bendign
Tarnaguila Gold Rush offer unsettled near Tarnaguila
Report from Melbourne notes a partial clarification of the Tarnaguila gold rush offer with no ounces found by Arthur Golz. Several parties seek more information as others await further results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarnaguila
Arthur Golz
Stolen apparel case targets Melmadane area stores
Victims report burglary at several shops including Meladane district with goods valued around £2900 taken. Suspects David Dayle Gordon age 85 and Margaret Marsh age 27 charged after breaking into Elizbeth Clarke shop and Malin Bug Company premises. Items stolen include millinery and wearing apparel valued at about £200 to £504. Police raided a residence in Fitarey and recovered some merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Amt
al Warraamhuol
Victor Beaks
Sam City
Oasis
Fitarey
Atlee
David Te Slouy
Vatina Dayle Gordon
Margarit Marsh
Eltaxteth Clarke
Brinken
Nieto Beck
Bank Accountant Arrested in Mystery £509 Case
Police inquiries follow a missing £509 between Lis more and Sydovy as Thomas Jackson, 3, is charged with stealing £, and the National Banks of Mustralaes branch sees an arrest and remand until August 26 with the court set for 2250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASME
Wedm
Lismore
Sydovy
Aim
National Banks
Mustralaes
Thomas Jackson
Steninuc
Fatalities in Melbourne motor accident in Belwyn
Melbourne report of a fatal crash in White Norse Road Belwyn. Donn Walter Wright aged 60 of Northcote Avenue Balwyn was struck by a motor car and died in Melbourne Hospital from a fractured skull. The injury occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Donn Walter Wright
Northcote Avenue
Balwyn
White Norse Road
Belwyn
Melbourne Hospital
No News From Bima Reported By Col Cunningham
United Serview reports Col Cunningham awaiting word from Bima with Andrew Gunmingtuin overdue. Gunmingtuin left Wyndhua at 5 50 yesterday aiming for 803 and the mor 200 in aboutme hours, while no arrival at Bima by the stated time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Cunningham
Bima
United Serview
Weltevreden
GOL
Andrew Gunmingtuin
Wyndhua
Search to be Made, Weltevaden Tiesday
Authorities in Kimor and Noepaus order a search of Tonor Island. The move follows a routine correction operation and involves local law enforcement and security agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltevaeden
Gunninusu
Kimor
Noepaus
Tonor Island
Local track meet recap shows athletes rising
In Sydney headlines a notable athlete performs strongly in the final stages. The article notes a clear lead by a prominent competitor, showcasing skill and pace. Wins and rankings are mentioned with emphasis on resilience and national recognition.
Unclear fragment on Mary Bowell and operation progress
Fragmentary report notes a Mary Bowell mention and a successful operation with recovery hoped. Details about dates places and outcomes are garbled and unreadable.
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Ncident
Council
Ault Bank
Svaeer Bepp
Austral Theatre
Loan Council Mfets
Moonee Valley
Findon Hunt Meeting
Asanaty
Sharlees
Noten
Stpeple
Righetrsins
Pune
Soungnula
Uaredaga
Lord Aholrs
Sir Sefton
Maul Stetody
Tienerass
Oxley
King
Tom Npv
Bie Baananaye
Hanticah
Strwgope
Thonlan
Byron
Pomona
St Lucia
Kambull
Fontsac
Clarpeale
Houny
Flayian
St Magnus
Copheminia
Citi Sturbers
Tankarty
Ogean the Olda
Vanese
Aristides
Counter Gharat Ty
Joe Noviser
Finhon Hunt
Strepleghasers
Sir Mll
Auimyly Momply
Tag Mews
Son
Marc Wonandeerr
Aeneas Lerk Pow
Turlals
Ore Park
Botting
Suk Carillon
Weebs
Weldfh
Mile
Dibsey
Pheawn
U. Vy
Marvota
Hann
Starissa
Patacrus
Yajlourn
Disney
Lady Maroote
Woodstock
Welter
Lonb Pat
Canta D . Phoris
Augie
Donnbuin
Savedoon
Careless
Orlanean
Lowspear
Pennice
Sayles
Teasluck
Zygon
Lord Pyt
Canto
Phocis
Police and Military
Alhambra Theatre
Central Methodist Hall
Ceuntral
AL Boseliek Ly
Norman Lade
Knox
Phyllie Dayle
Amy Miss Lieve
Nesdames Brown
Wheilum
Metba
Que Boulay
Ward
Ginly Club
Francis Brothers
Mir Kundada
Thieves In Clover
Haris
Edie
Ental
Iit Ping Shinany
Bill
Wedursilus
Nty
Hopresrniatiers
Mo Muehes
Canada
Prince OF Wales
South America
Glamorgan
Lamonit Ab
Fyansen
Rabel
Weanssang
Sydney
Tnin
Mes
Kingsford Smith
Sondiyion Batiefactory
Melmolwne
Weanessfiy
Mary Bowell
Prests’ Limited
P. M. Walker
Prests’ Ltd
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