St Mark's Qualify For Finals By One Point
In a dramatic Pirie football clash St Mark's edged Proprietary by a single point to secure a spot against Solomontown in the finals. St Mark's led early, Proprietary staged a late revival and briefly claimed the lead, but St Mark's held firm to win 11 goals 43 behinds to 9 goals 5 behinds.
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Pirie
St. Mark's
Proprietary
Solomontown
St Mark
Greens
Mark
Soule
Lye BouNoe
Pepper Proprietary
Sly
Jim
Uurick
Benn
Mittbank
Wenard
Usv
Velen
Ane
Uhr
Redliga
Yandel
Ap Univrval
Sip
Patterson
Phyarens Wen
Mellet Mia
Qetencus
Aif
Vietoh
Seolf
Tul Pointe
Sainte
Mark's
Promristary
Eateh
Faullwong
Jing Jn
Boundy
Whey
Lacey
Veitch
Walker
Scott
Walsh
Saints
Mayine
Melile Anu
Walsh Brothers
Green
H. Willi
ML Walsh
Greeny
Tagles
Tut Pds
Neill
Mat Wala
Deanna
Satis
Rerlems
Prietary
Ally
Jamieson
Mose
M. Walsh
Nel
St Mark's
Blazing Car Mystery Spurs Riverina Police Inquiry
Authorities renewed inquiries into the death of Kenneth William Howe found beside a burning vehicle on a road near Leowtets. Investigators report a second motor car seen nearby and several people observed on the roadside. Dense bushes are being cut to uncover a clue possibly a petrol container or weapon while post-mortem checks found skull injury but no definite proof of violent cause.
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Ravelline
Howe
Renauson
Lievrenonne
Loan Council Grants 500000 for Lang in Melbourne
The Loan Council approved a 500000 loan to Mr Lang to back the New South Wales Government and issued 500000 Treasury bills to cover August cash needs. Premier Lang’s government to meet interest on state debt, with further review of August cash requirements and economies. An advisory committee was appointed to study governments’ finances for the current financial year. Commonwealth Debt Conversion Acts to apply to NSW loans of 4082000 due Monday, enabling holders to convert to Commonwealth Securities.
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Melbourne
Lang
Treasury
New South Wales
Scullin
Loan Council
Commonwealth
Commonwealth and
Royal win at Cowes London amid unclear report
Report from Cowes covers a soccer match where Saint players held a lead before the opposition tied and then surged ahead. Key names include Walsh, Zuinis, and Tannen, with a final score line noted as Mark's 42 and 14 to 7 in the winners’ tally.
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Witmesedd
Saints
Bounee
Rediegs
Nere
Walker
Sainte
Greens
Lacey
Mat Walsh
Rat Saints
Jamieson-Seo
Myltrog Mma
Sly
Jam‘eeon
Wo Wialal
Walsh
Agai Saints
Rollings
Clinyactur
Zuinis
Phwever
Mt. Walali
Mulrhank
Juriek
Evins
Wilks Lawes
Enn
Tou
Out
Psitensan
Yanni
Innonson
Slaer Bos!pingers
Winnrys
J. Willie] Heh
M. Walsh
Wo Walsh
Tannen
Bown
Paull
Z. Walsh
Tiurick
Sly Losetw
Robaty Cheat
Scullsfoltell
Leverington
Weilen
Yin
McKay
Damtesen
St Mark's Triumph Over Proprietary In Close Aflington Battle
Proprietary 14 goals 14 behinds to St Mark's 5 goals 4 behinds in a rough match. Scorers included Sanp son Grieves Sampaon Forme Jonna Anwbhuack Murtohings. St Mark's players winners Loma Forme Wurnys H Simpson Aner son Warr Bald Oxford McKay Ually.
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Propritary UN Satueskiyy Sleten
St Mark's
Pomnte
Beninds
Oale
Ionik'uktrs
Sanpson
Grieves
Sampaon
Ader Si
Forme
Jonna
Anwbhuack Tery
Indsdey
Rew
Loma, Forme
Wurnys
H Simpson
Anerson
Warr
Bald
Oxford
McKay
Ually
Bonds Charity Ball and Queen Contest Tonight Skating Carnival
A skating carnival and Queen of Tualves contest are set for tonight at the Olysapid Mink venue organized by Mr Pred Grey. Port Pie Junior Board supports banners and ornate decorations with prizes for the queen and other events. Transportation is arranged, buses to the venue depart shortly, and a later Institute Hall tournament is planned for Thursday afternoon. QUEEN OF EDUCATION: a Saturday afternoon school ball directed by Miss Flela will feature a performance at the Playerouni pavilion. QUEEN OF AGRICULTURE: a dance for the Queen of Agriculture will be held at Mrs Johns Hill tonight with popular prices and live music.
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Queen OF Education
Ohll- Jeu and
Nuois
Flela
Playerouni
Queen of Funeation
Marlow Wilson
Miss Tohns
Tohns
Solomontown
Steamer on rocks near Santos grounds Western World
The Matson Ling steamer Western World of 13 712 tons grounded off Tooke near Ponto Lobos north of Santos while bound for Rio de Janeiro. Eighty seven passengers and a 466 crew evacuated to the General Osorio and landed at Rio de Janeiro at night amid fears of a total wreck and difficulty refloating.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Matson Ling
Rio de Janelno
Kulay
Ponto Lobos
Santos
General Osorio
Rio de Janeipit
Osorio
Prussian Referendum Marked by Rioting in Berlin
Amid intensified tension leading to Sunday’s referendum on dissolving the Prussian Diet, extremists clashed with police in Berlin. Authorities say one killed and four wounded as police dispersed attackers with revolvers. Large police patrols and armored cars to guard the city.
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Berlin
Privesim
Communista
Morin
Chancellor Bruening Returns From Rome Visit
German Chancellor Dr Bruening arrived in Berlin after a Rome trip that included meetings with Signor Mussolini and the Pope. The return comes amid tension over President Hindenburg's intervention on Friday and fears for press freedom amid a troubled British cabinet situation.
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Saturdiy
Bruening
Rome
Signor
Mussolini
Papal
Berlin
Pres
Hindenburg
Freedom of the
Preas
American Cotton Prices Plunge After Government Estimate
Chicago dealers and the cotton market reacted violently after the Government pegged the 1931 American cotton crop at 15,600,000 bales. Trading opened with a brief pause then a record-breaking selloff. By noon prices fell to six and a half cents per pound, signaling potential revenue losses of around 20,000,000 dollars to American growers.
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Chicago
Lt Celock
Huge conversion opens today in Australia campaign
Mellbourne reports the National Debt Conversion opens today with a major operation led by Med. H Ssullin J Al Lyon and Robert Gibson. The aim is to convert securities into 858,090,000 pounds to relieve interest burdens and stabilize the economy amid unemployment and deflation fears. Leaders appeal to bondholders to accept sacrifices for national recovery and demonstrate confidence in Australia's financial future.
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Mellbourne
Lindey
National Debt Conyars
Med. H. Ssullin
Prime Mingeté
J. al Lyon
Robert Gibson
Commonwealth Bank
Australia
Tein
Feanamle
Remains to be shipped from Darwin to China
The notice reports a plan to remove remains by ship from Darwin to China for burial or display. It mentions a 600 pound guarantee to owners of the vessel and notes arriangements tied to a 1920s context with local authorities and the Darwin News Society involved.
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Harwin
Australia
de Dre Cman
Darwin
Burial of Unidentified Man Follows Peterborough Fatality
Peterborough residents gathered for the burial of an unidentified man killed recently in a railway accident. Observers noted the dark scene at the graveside while authorities prepared the formal inquest. Local coverage lists clothing recovered near the site and indicates the deceased was a man around forty or fifty years old. The inquest proceedings were set to determine the man’s identity and circumstances.
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S. U1
Jones Yeoronereimed
South Australian League Clash Highlights Norwood Defeat
S A League action saw Start defeat Norwood as Opal spores dominated the pintiga fixtures. Highlights include Torrens 11 3, ienelg 18 9, West 42 16, North 49 47, South 10 411, XK and Farmer (North) booting 10 goals. Farmer raises season total to 1096 and needs 10 goals in three matches to break last year's single season record.
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Park
Torrens
West
North
South
Farmer
Egregious Premier labeled by The Dispatch leader
The Dispatch denounces New South Wales Premier Mr Lang as a luxury in hard times, criticizing his socialist policies as making Australia a laughing stock and causing financial embarrassment. The piece notes his continued tenure is remarkable only for its impending end and suggests a dynastic fall.
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United Service
London
Dispatch
New South Wales
Mr Lang
Australia
Secretary Hurley to study Philippine independence
In Seattle on Saturday Secretary of War P J Hurley sailed for the Philippines as the president’s official inquirer into the question of Philippine independence, proceeding at Hoover’s direction to examine the issue for the United States government.
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Seattle
P. J. Hurley
Philippines
Hoover
Philippine
Darwin Meatworks reopening talks under meat industry award
Darwin leaders Mr t Brogan mayor and town council seek a combined meeting with local unions the town school representatives of Vertey’s Limited and Armidale plot to secure reopening of Vestey's meatworks under the Meat Industry employees award. Unemployed in Darwin face up to 200 pounds per week relief.
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Darwin
T. Brogan
Councl
Schonel
Vertey's Limited
Armidsies
Nasien
Vestey's
Onstine de Inxpiyers
Opperman Plans Paris Brest Nonstop Test Ride
Paris report says Hubert Opperman the Australian cyclist, recovering in Bratz after the Tour de France, will ride 19 Paris on August 22 to train for the Paris Brest nonstop race of about 730 miles.
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United Service
Paris
Hubert Opperman
Tycket
Bratz
Sydney Bread War Ends as Bakers Accept Terms
In Sydney a bread supply dispute concluded with a victory for master bakers after the Government accepted a minor condition change. A contract with Shadlers Ltd for dole bread appears to have been entered and lasted less than a week.
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Sydney
Metropolitan
Shadlers, Ltd
Getting Out 18000 Deportations In Year
18 000 deportations reported or intended to return immigrants to Europe and other countries. In the last twelve months New York noted 19000 deportations, part of war year emigration. Canada and the United States expanding deportation laws to handle foreign criminals expeditiously.
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United Service
Vancouver
Ovary
America
New York
United States
Kuri
New Yorke
Tly
Canada
Smithy Reappears for Attempt at New Record
The article notes Smithy plans a comeback and targets a new record. It mentions a flight from Australia to England in seven days and a return fight in seven days, with references to Morrison and a biplane aeroplane engine. Strong entities include Smithy, Morrison, and Australia.
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Pydney
Omiodirg Kingstara Smith
AVI
Ahatch
Morrison
Australia
England
Donde! AV
Lohans
RCA Ata Gn
Lindbergh Tour Reaches Point Barrow
Odd fragment reports the Lindbergh tour reaching Point Barrow on a holiday trip from Washington to the Orient. Names appear garbled and unclear but indicate travel progress and arrival today.
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Point Barrow
Aviator Married in Wartime Tet Service Article
On Tet Service London Saturday Chosyurlor Me Famés Matthews who perished in War with MP Erin Hook is married at Nellie Abbey Hampshire on the 19th. Hilda Almaite, who spoke to him before his death, informed his parents on May 15, 1980, of her marriage. The bridegroom is now an autopian worker in the Isle of Wight.
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London
Chosyurlor
Famés Matthews
Vrasheu
Murma
Erin Hook
Mying
Atvstralia
Nelley Abbey
Hampshio
Hilda Almalte
Maly
Isle
Record Nonstop Flight from New York to Return Journey
Husveil Hardman and John Polando arrived from New York on Saturday to a record nonstop flight of 4,984 miles with a noon stop. They plan to return to New York and may consider continuing the flight toward the Far East.
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Constantingple
Husveil Hardman
John Polando
New York
Airliner makes forced landing after propeller failure
A London to Paris flight suffered a mid air propeller breakage. One propeller failed, damaging the other. the plane landed in a field near Tonbridge after striking a telegraph post. All 18 passengers were unhurt and the crew re entered a relief plan from Lyme Regis and continued to Paris.
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United Service
London
Paris
Tonbridge
Tully
Lymione
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S.A. League
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