Port Lincoln Tragedy Drives Eileen Johncock Charge
Adelaide reports Eileen Johncock charged with murder in Port Lincoln after inquest into the Tyrell children deaths. Jury found her unfit to stand trial, ordered into a mental hospital. Details note her prior illness and past admissions to Parkside and Parkwide facilities.
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Adelaide
Isan Maud Johnosch
Parkwide Mental Hospital
Séoused
Hin
Downey
Parkside
Nuy- Ted
Recovered Treasure Delights Officials At Sea
In Paris on Wednesday officials opened a sunken Elizabethville safe aboard the steamer Arsiglio. It yielded only sealed packets containing 2,000 Owigian slaves and two coins, with no diamonds. Recovery from wreckage at a depth of 40 fathoms was praised as salvage work.
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Paris
Arsiglio
Elizabethville
Eple
Remarkable Recovery of Trapeze Artist Constance Argyl
United Service in Chicago reports Miss Constance Argyl the trapeze performer has fully recovered a year after a bow mishap. She grabbed a rope, fell 40 feet, suffering broken wrists collarbone jaw and leg dislocations along with internal injuries. She resumed work today.
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United Service
Chicago
Constance Argyl
Argil
Commonwealth Loan Treasury Announcement
Subscriptions to the Commonwealth War Conversion Loan have remained strong for five weeks, with the Treasury noting a potential £5,000,000 additional subscription. The total loan stood at £44,926,090, with new cash £5,479,140 and provisions £9,346,950. During the week ended Saturday £2,065,460 was received. The original loan was £21,000,000. £1,000,000 was provided by the National Sinking Fund, delaying £26,000,000 to be covered by the public. About £14,500,000 of the old loan remains uncovered, but redemption is limited by cash subscriptions and sinking fund. No further confirmations will be accepted. the loan is closed.
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Fedral Treasury
Neb
Land Tax Board Demanded To Speed Up Valuation Reforms
Melbourne reports a deputation of land taxpayers urging a two independent member Land Tax Appeal Board with a department head to settle disputes promptly. They criticize retrospective valuations and demand productivity based land values, arguing current assessments are unfair and unconstitutional. The minister promised reforms but defended existing board personnel.
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Melbourne
Jarle Page
Pedera Treseurer
Victoria
South Australia
Land Tax Appeal Board
Ehateman
Fedral
Page
Yaa
Popularna Eeu
Atl
He Land
Land Tax Appeat Board
Bullet in Thigh A Peculiar Adelaide Accident
In Adelaide a 37 year old man, Thomas Smith of Torrens Road Alberton, was shot in the left thigh at Grompton Works. A dog near a decimated cow- Willow prompted a request for a police constable to shoot. The constable fired three times at the dog from close range but missed. the dog escaped. Smith, an inmate of Adelaide Hospital, sustained the bullet wound as the revolver was discharged while the officer twirled the cylinder.
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Smith
Unlucky Wrestling Bout Leaves Wrestler With Broken Ribs
In Adelaide, during a friendy bout with Billy Meeske, Shosta Bowman, principal of a local physical culture school, suffered two fractured ribs after a twist to his body. Meeske weighed on him as the move went wrong, the incident occurring on Thursday with Bowman to appear in Adelaide again on Saturday.
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Adelaide
Billy Meeske
Shosta Bowman
Meeske
Fall of 2500 Feet by Wireless in Paris Nancy Parachute Accident
In Nancy a parachute stunt on an aeroplane ends in tragedy as a young soldier steps onto a trap door at 2500 feet and is pitched into the air, with onlookers misled by a dummy body before realizing the fatal fall.
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Paris
Lowenstein
Nancy
Southern Cross lands at Point Cook after five hour flight
The Southern Cross, which left Sydney at 10 38 a m and carried Gips Kingsford Smith Lieut T P Ulm H Litchfeld William (wireless operator) and A Maidment arrived at Point Cook at 2 55 p m after a nonstop flight of five hours 17 minutes The manager said a Perth non stop flight would start at 14 o clock next Saturday
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Melbourne
Southern Cross
Sydney
Kingsford Smith
T. P
Unemployment Probes Dairying Industry in Australia
Melbourne researchers from the Council of Industry and Research plan surveys to improve butter quality and dairy practices. Professor Wadham of Melbourne University will leave Sydney to meet with the Under-Secretary of Agriculture for New South Wales. A South Australian petition seeks a full survey of the dairying industry, with a report expected in March or April. The issue ties unemployment relief to industry reform amid postwar debates.
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Melbourne
Thy Council” of Industry and Research
Wadham
Melbourne University
Sydney
Veil Seuss
New Adelaide
Wales
G. Ross
Rom Hie
Queensland
Ichards
Ihe Qp
Ofi
Wacion
Jram
Amonaeil
Medards
Governor and party visit Whyalla and Port Pirie on tour
On the way to Whyalla the Governor and Lady Hore-Ruihven passed through Pirle yesterday en route to Port Pirie on corporate works inspection. The Vice Regal visit was unofficial. a representative welcome occurred. His Excellency will inspect the works and then return to Port Pirie with plans for an official Port Pirie visit soon.
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Deeeerat
Hore-Ruihves
Pirle
Whf- IV Propessory ‘Company
Hore- Ruihven
Wailee Dypean
M.L.C
Waa
Pearce Sets World Record in 2000 Meters Rowing
In Amsterdam on Wednesday Pearce the Australian rower clocked 7 minutes 44.5 seconds for 2000 metres, defeating British champion Collet. She then beat the field over the same distance in 7 minutes 23 seconds. Pearce and Meyers are slated to meet in the final on Friday.
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Amsterdam
Pearce
Collet
Gunther ‘Wieuland
Meyers
Cobbers seize moment at Amsterdam baths amid Sydney voyage
Liows and fellow clubmates Farrell and Snow Midottail rushed into the Amsterdam baths to glimpse Chariton after a long voyage from Australia. They saw only part of the heat but expect the final tomorrow. The Australian test team trains and eyes the 1000 metres race at Jerux Bay.
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Amsterdam
Australia
Farrell
Snow
Midottail'nter
Andrew ‘Chariton
Manly
Wheat Pool Compulsion Favored at Farmers Conference
Sydney report notes overwhelming support at the Farmers and Renderers Conference for a compulsory wheat pool under the Marketing of Primary Products Act. The resolution urges farmers to vote solidly in favor with few dissenters.
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Sydney
Farmers and Rettlers
Victorian Assembly Debate on Confidence Motion in Melbourne
Melbourne Thursday session focused on the opposition’s want of confidence motion against the government. Government appears set to defeat it, with country progressive members and two independents expected to back the ministry for a 44 to 28 vote.
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Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
Country Progressive
Dumper harvest prediction sparks economic debate
Senator Sir George Pearce spoke at a Lord Meyer's lunch about his travels across Australian States. He said Australia would have a dumper harvest and urged appointing an expert economist to advise on Commonwealth economic strategy amid the current political climate.
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Melbourne
Lord Meyer
George Pearce
Australia
Polic
Lea
Abominable Music Slum Cited in Arbitration Court
In federal arbitration court Judge Dethridge heard claims from musicians employed by broadcasting companies. He warned that unions and managers may face consequences over compensation. The court heard how musicians endured months of grueling, low paid work producing wireless music. Some remarks from the judge were jocular about killing those who deserve it.
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Melbourne
Inne Federal Arbitration Court
D. Day
Ohlerec
Dethridge
3LA
Listeners in League Discuss Public Glass Stations Proposal
Melbourne report on the inaugural Listeners in League meeting where suggestions include government establishment of Glass stations to advance education. The discussion aims to improve public taste and provide facilities for educational ventures amid debate.
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Melbourne
Listeners In League Today
estebVeh
Pacific Fight Over £1000 Payment Demanded
A writ for £1000 was issued against Squadron Leader Kingsford Smith Lieutenant Ulm and Mr Keith Anderson by aviator ground engineer Robert Hitchcock alleging they agreed to pay him £1000 before leaving for America to undertake the trans Pacific flight.
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Sydney
Kingsford Smith
Ulm
Keith Anderson
Robert Hitchcock
America
Body of Port Adelaide Watchman Recovered From River
Shortly after 8 o'clock this morning the fully clothed body of Robert Mc Connell a night watchman on No a dredge at Port Adelaide was found floating in the Port Adelaide River under the Ocean Staumery Wharf The finder Willan sbory Renton on his way to duty reported the discovery The deceased a married man about 50 lived at Fletcher Road Birkenhead and had served as a high watchman for many years
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Me McCon
Mr McConnell
Fletcher Road
Birkenhead
Two Year Old Trials In Adelaide Run At Macphetville
In the two year old trials at Macphetville this afternoon the divisions were won by Pirsk-Claude Duval star balance Second-Amalvie Fourth Valuego third Sonnettar and Orbutya among others. Jockeys Clauds Dovel Veldene and Valeri were noted for steady riding as horses scored across the slate.
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Adelaide
Thuradey
Macphetville
Pirsk
Claude Duval
Little Joan
Star Balance
Stardrift
Potse
Alfderh
Amalfi
Tabangat
Amalvie
Amalf—Pyvie
Amaltimx
Anmifi
Atarie Carole
Star of Light
Valuego
Valais
Sonnettar
Orbutya
Swiral
Pourth—Volassanie
Bald Ang Bid
Madam Lasius
Charlton Ready for Final Push in Improved Condition
Charlton's condition has improved and he is prepared for a great effort in this afternoon's final, though supporters feel acclimatisation issues may have hindered full recovery after Monday's strenuous swim. A formal royal reception in Amsterdam featured thousands of lamps, oil lamps, and candles, with prominent uniforms and national dress. The Queen toured guests, showing interest in discussions about sport and the presence of dignitaries including the Prince Consort and Prince.
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Amsterdam
Charlton
Annie
Sxhom
Prine
Ant Prinne
Norway
Morgan Strengthens Semifinal Hopes in Welterweight Bout
United Service reports New Zealand boxer Morgan Juney pressed advantage over Canova, scoring on the ropes and delivering vigorous punishment. Morgan showed strong punch, resilience, and a near decisive finish, with analysts predicting a good chance of advancing as finalists become clear.
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United Service
New Zealand
Morgan
Juney
Romano Canova
Mordan
Canova
Fatal Plane Crash Trial Spin At Atlantic Falls
Four men died when their plane plunged about 500 feet during a sunlit turn over the Atlantic. A failed attempt to recover and a sudden loss of control led to the fatal fall. Authorities investigate the wreck and wills connected to survivors and victims. The incident drew immediate attention as a tragic aviation accident with ongoing inquiry.
Amazing crime story of Miitoit love and a wealthy woman
Los Angeles report details a prom inent sportsman and manufacturer Frank Méliot retiring to a weekend home to find his wife dead in a mutilated state. Leo Kelly, a butcher aged 29, was charged with murder after being found in the mansion and incoherent in explanation. The case hints at a love rival among several wealthy women for the handsome man.
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United Service
Los. Angeles
Frank Méliot
Spend’ng
Morrins
Leo Kelly
Kelly
Kellye
Junorton Tragedy Report From Melbourne Inquest Opens
The inquest into the Junorton tragedy resumed in Melbourne with Thomas Walker his wife and William Manning and his wife among the deceased. Evidence points to Manning and Mrs Walker as solidly killed, while Mrs Manning’s fate is unclear due to extensive charring. A tropical storm and river damage are cited as causes, with properties destroyed and several lives claimed. The Manning homestead was burned after the Junorton fire and flood events, complicating the investigation.
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Melbourne
Bendigé
Thomas Walker
Willam Manning
Ant
Manning
Jaetta Patie
Walker
Ater
Lowe
Motor Vehicle Crash Claims Rupert Taft in Glen Waverly
A car driven by Rupert Vincent Taft, 39, collided with a truck on a high street in Glen Waverly. Taft suffered a fractured skull and died soon after. Passenger Mise Avis Narcoup was uninjured. No other injuries reported.
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Melbourne
Rupert Vincent Taf
Glen Waverly
Mr. Taft
Mise Avis Narcoup
Labor Party splits over Payne and Communist ties
A Collingwood labor meeting adopted a motion of confidence in secretary Mr A Payne amid accusations of Communist sympathy. The Labor Party rules bar permanent members from joining, and Payne has long been a prominent figure in the labor movement.
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Melbourne
Labor Party
Tne
A. Payne
Payne
Gene Tunney Technical School Calendar Change In 1928
The superintendent of Technical Education announced a one week shift in the second term vacation to align with primary and high schools. The 1926 term ends August 8 and the third term begins August 27, aiming to aid technical school students in day classes. Enrollments to date for 1928 break records, signaling a record year overall.
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Hoydays
Tha
Boxers Partner Gene Tunney Engaged to Miss Josephine Lauder
Vancouver reports Gene Tunney the undefeated heavyweight champion is engaged to Josephine Lauder of Greenwich Connecticut. The engagement was announced today by Mrs Gro. Tanner, the bride’s mother.
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Iment
Vancouver
Gene Tunney
Josephine Lauder
Greenwich Connecticut
Gro. Taner
Meene y to emaht Scott edition women weeks
Tom Henry visits his relatives in New Zealand then travels to England to duel with Scott. The note suggests a planned confrontation or meeting between Henry and Scott with a British context implied.
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Tom Dheenry
New Zealand
England
Scott
French Tennis Star Faces Australian Tour Delays
The report from Adelaide and Sydney notes uncertain play in August markets, with mixed quotations and shipments planned for next month. It mentions Australian tennis and possible attendance by key figures, alongside references to local figures and ongoing financial terms.
World Wide Architectural Competition Dates Announced
The permanent Pan American Union committee led by Hon. Jose Ferrier announces the first stage dates for the Columbus Memorial Lighthouse design contest. Architects worldwide may submit proposals with openings set for 1928 1998 dates and a two stage process culminating in awards from 400 to 4500 pounds for top designs.
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Pan-American ‘Union
Joses Ferrire
Cube
Washington
Cuba
Geard
Wal
J Architects
Thorughout
Jagarm
Ogoef
Emanent Committee
Pan-Amet
Golumbua
Columbus
Memor'a
Constanty
Ughthouse
Dominicsa Republic
Ted
Fifth International Center
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Inmuuraiet
Oan
Dnarer
Evers Wrehiest
Tris
Maviestor
Torames
Architekturel
Fletthouse
Woond
Line Lesien
Tragic Find At Gingin Farm After Dog Attack
Perth reports the bodies of J. B. Kimber and his wife found in their Gingin farm home. The scene revealed a revolver in the man's hand and a dog that attacked passersby before a constable forced entry and discovered the decomposed bodies. An inscription reading Investigate was found pinned to a door.
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Perth
J. B. Kimber
Gingin
Unruly Reds Disrupt Trades Hall Meeting Disturbance
A group described as Reds and Communists caused a disturbance at a Trades Hall Council meeting by continual interjections from the gallery. They abused the presiding officer and a fight was threatened before police restraint kept trouble from escalating. The offenders were later detained by police.
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Melbourne
Trades Hall Council
Much-Discussed Book Sparks Publication Dispute
London reports a heated row over a manuscript by Winifred Ponder. Dame Chara Wade urges careful editing before publication, claiming misunderstandings arose from the draft. Ponder, reading late at night, fears major changes.
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London
Weddnesday
Fare Butt
Aine Winifred Ponder
Mine Wade
Chara
Odey
Ponder
Anxiou
Pander
Pirie Cup Meeting in Adelaide Coursing Event
Adelaide hosts a Pirie Cup meeting with a final course and a troubled listing of paddock events. Prices show varied quotes for poultry roosters and reflecting odds, as spectators watch races and sales in the paddock area near Alexander Street, with extensive betting and market figures reported.
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Adelaide
Hursday
W. Pandford and Co
Geoewe Parmac
Peese
Place Lonigs Boeke
Courkess, Ltd
Roms
Alesander Street
Pacenrees Potalnes
Om FaUa
Lung
Adelaide Tax Policy Stands Against Broad Relief
Premier Butler rejected calls for tax reductions amid requests from multiple quarters. He warned against any general relief, noting that income tax for the year ending June 1928 would yield less revenue than the prior year even with existing rates and the super tax.
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Adelaide
Taureday
Wien
Commonwealth
Butler
Eee
Cowes Regatta Amazes with 173 Yachts and Britannic Lead
In London reporting from Cowes on Wednesday, a spectacular regatta unfolded as 173 yachts raced in 45 races with the Britannic leading the fleet carrying King George aboard. Other world famous hosts joined the field, delivering a grand nautical spectacle along the isle.
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United Service
London
England
Cowes
Britannic
King George
Ariel Company backs motorcycle frames with five year warranty
The Ariel Company promotes breeding and engineering in motorcycle construction. With decades of experience, they back their products with a five year frame warranty. G Fletcher recently shattered a dirt track record at King's Oak with a 939 second time.
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Ariel
Jon
Tor G. Fletcher
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