Unauthorised Resignation Attempt Trembles Lang Labor
In Adelaide on a Tuesday seven Lang Labor representatives handed Speaker E. J. Shepherd a document claiming to be the signed resignation of MP M. L. Collaton. The Speaker stated he had not received a valid resignation, and Collaton said he would not take the unauthorised move seriously.
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Adelaide
Iday
Lang Labor Party
E. J. Shepherd
House of Assembly
M. L. Collaton
Dale
Collaton
Collation
Anti War Disciples Fined in Sydney Demonstration
Fourty six protesters including thirty four men and two women appeared in Central Court on August 1 after an antiwar demonstration. One defendant was fined and the majority were bound over on various charges.
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Sydney
Twesday
Melbourne protest case heads to court in August march
In Melbourne on August 1 a city march against war led to City Court fines of £1 to £2 for several young men charged with offensive behavior. Evidence showed banners reading The capitalists are uniting to attack the Ovielsy Workers Unite to defend it. The council had banned processions that day.
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Melbourne
Golf Club Championship Draw and Second Round Schedule
Pirie Golf Club championship advances with a listed draw for the second round. Pairings include J H Cherie with J Harding ham, A K Lyon with J Hopkins, D H Impett with J C Play fair, and other matchups such as W E Laver with A VY Boas and J Sutherland with Ke deanes.
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Pirie
W. E. Laver
A VY. Boas
F. Limb
S. Wasstell
Worst Town in Australia Shocks Tin Hare Inquiry
In Sydney on Tuesday Ralph Krantz testified at the Broken Hill tin hare enquiry that local Labor unions terrorized businessmen. He claimed Broken Hill was the worst town in Australia, saying fear of boycotts silenced commerce and that two signatories to his licence application warned he used their names without permission. The hearing adjourned to a later date.
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Sydney
Asto
Broken Hill
Ralph Krantz
Commission
Broken
Australia
Wheat Market Active in Adelaide Trading
Adelaide reports a new wave of price gains in wheat and shares sparked by US market strength. Dry Canadian weather rumors lifted futures to 3½ cents a bushel on the main shipping ports as South Australian farmers sell modestly at higher levels while millions of bushels from last season remain unsold.
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Adelaide
United States
Canada
South Australia
Elusive Money For Relief In South Australia
In the House of Assembly the delay in winter relief works for South Australia is criticized as political trickery. Premier Hill says all departments are speeding up, but federal approval and Commonwealth Bank clearance hold up £530,000 in schedules. The Unemployed Relief Council awaits approval to proceed with road work and the £195,000 allocation.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
South Australia
Lb. Hill
Commonwealth Government
Commonwealth Bank
Unemployed Relief Council
Commonwealth
Debt Adjustment Legislation Review Committee Formed
A vigilante committee of fourteen business representatives is to investigate proposed debt adjustment legislation at both Commonwealth and State levels. Formed at an Adelaide Chamber of Commerce conference, the group will review the entire issue as it affects all interests, consider the legislation, and decide on representations or recommendations to submit to the Government.
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Adelaide
Commonwealth
Bank Manager Found Dead in Brisbane With Bullet Wound
Mr E. Carr, manager of the Commercial Bank of Australia Brisbane branch, was found dead at the bank this morning from a bullet wound in the head. Police will investigate the incident.
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Brisbane
E. Carr
The
Commercial Bank of Australia
Base metals rise in London trading amid scattered gains
London Metal Exchange sections show copper up about £2 with spot rises across metals. Copper gains 2, lead up 3/9, solder and tin show mixed shifts while silver and other items move variably. Australian association quotations mark modest advances across standard and forward contracts.
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Adelaide
London Metal Exchange
Tmher
Australian Mines and Metal Association
Fiat
Gunoe
Suckey on Skates Pink and Green Meet Tonight at Royal Wink
Girls hockey skates match at 8 45 tonight features Pink team with Pelagna Stanwix Rekstin Fiddaman Timms and Green with Bairstow Hatterly Milllerd Coutts Yates Bairstow Barisch. Red and Gold also play Olympia tonight with Davies captaining Gold including Backstrom Lovelock Robinson Nelson Fitzgerald Ilix and Red team led by Singleton Doyle Pope Davey Bronan Sperk Shepley Fleming Dorner.
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Royal Wink
Ms. Pelagna
Stanwix
O. Rekstin
Fiddaman
M. Timms
Bairstow
M. Hatterly
E. Milllerd
P. Coutts
B. Yates
D. Barisch
Olympia
E. Davies
P. Backstrom
J. Lovelock
T. Robinson
E. Nelson
P. Fitzgerald
L. Ilix
D. Singleton
L. Doyle
R. Pope
SL Davey
K. Bronan
M. 1Sperk
Shepley
Fleming
5. Dorner
Mrs. Bowman Dies at Mile End Aged 93
Mrs James Bowman died recently at Mile End aged 93. She was born in North Terrace Adelaide to Alexander MIntyre, an early Adelaide police officer who delivered mail from Port Adelaide. The family later farmed at South Para before she wed Port Augusta pioneer James Bowman in 1886.
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James Bowman
Mile End
North Terrace
Adelaide
Alexander M'Intyre
South Australia
Port Adelade
Fraud charge over forged cheques in Pirie Bank case
A man was charged with fraud for converting to his own use a £60 cheque drawn on the Union Bank of Australia Pirie branch. The trial extended from morning into the evening with adjournments. Witnesses described administration steps, family settlements, and multiple cheques altered to benefit Alfred Ferme and others, including how one large cheque was split and notes added.
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Rekoas
Pirie
Union Bank of Australia
Alfred Ferme
Dublin
South Australia
W. C. Gillespie
Crown Law Office
W. A.rollison
Adelaide
Ralph Newman
Nelson Reid Ferme
Wandenah
Tate
George Ferme
Union Bank
Port Pirie
Aled Ferme
Webb
Alfred Perfectly Satisfied Cheques In Trial Claim
A witness testifies about eight family members receiving cheques from the accused in his office. He recalls a May discussion about a refund of Federal duty and states Alfred was perfectly satisfied with the two cheques. The witness mentions a debt adjustment entry and a missing page in a document shown by the accused.
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Accused
Alfred
Webb
Rollibon
Alfred Ferme
Witness
Allred
Pan Apel
Apel
Cstate
A'fred
Mr. Gillespie
Debt Adjustment Department
Premier hears York Peninsula farmers on land tax burden
Farmers from York Peninsula meet Premier Hos. L. Hill seeking relief from the August 1930 land tax assessment set for five years. They argue high rates threaten homes and production, while Premier says he cannot yet decide after reviewing the full position.
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Adelaide
Hos. L. Hill
Yorks's
L. Young
Pasceville
H. Cadd
Seeking Bookmakers Licences Demand Premier Action
A deputation representing racing clubs will wait on the Premier next week to request licensing of bookmakers. The move aims to formalize betting activities and regulate wagering in the sport.
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Adelaide
Steamer Casino Wreck Inquiry Details Life Loss
Marine Court of Enquiry heard evidence on the coastal steamer Casino wreck at Apollo Bay on July 10 with ten lives lost. The second mate described hull flooding and suspected anchor fouling as the vessel neared the jetty, while lifesaving gear was kept in good order and lifeboats prepared. The inquiry adjourned to August 23 after questions about captain Middleton and possible fishing rescues surfaced.
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Melbourne
Casino
Apollo Bay
Marine Court of Enquiry
Edward McDermid
Vassal
Clarke
Seamen's Union
Canina
Eamon
Marine Board
Middigton
Michael Foley
Life Imprisonment For Ingham Murderer
George Barry Mitchell was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Alexander Fleming at Ingham. Evidence showed Fleming was attacked at the railway station where his throat was cut in the reported assault, with authorities seeking justice in the case.
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Townsville
George Barry Mitchell
Alexander Fleming
Ingham
Cheaie
Ware
Dress pirates hit Paris court with steep damages
Paris judges impose heavy penalties on dressmakers who copied models. Two French dress makers chained three copied designs and were ordered to pay £500, a stark rise from the usual £110 damages. The ruling underscores rising enforcement costs for fashion counterfeiting in Seine correctional court.
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Paris
Seine
Sir Adrian Knox Estate Valued At £35099
The late Sir Adrian Knox former Chief Justice of Australia died recently leaving a personal estate sworn today exceeding £35099. The estate excludes interest from the will of the late John Brown coal baron where Knox was a principal beneficiary. The estate is left for the widow, son, and relatives.
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Sydney
Sir Adrian Knox
Australia
Adrian
John Brown
Broadway Melody theater satire of vaudeville sisters in New York
A fragmented review describes Broadway Melody as a vivid near winner, echoing Annie Page and Bessie Love as small town vaudeville acts in New York. Page plays the younger clever sister, Love acts as the manager figure, with hints of big time license and dramatic tension in the show.
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Annte Page
Bessie Love
New York
Broadway
Miss Page
Miss Love
Ner Roy Tend
Ford
Tobacco sales bring keener bidding in Victoria
A second sale of Australian tobacco leaf from Victoria offered better class leaf with bids up to 46d a pound. Demand was strong for scarce varieties while many lots with green or immature leaf failed to meet reserves. About 62 percent of offerings sold, with some parcels carrying over to tomorrow sales.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Lottery for Labor Election Campaign Case in Melbourne
A Melbourne court fined Patrick Joam Kennelley organizer of the Victorian Labor Party £100 after finding an illegal lottery was conducted to raise funds for the state election campaign. The case arose from a Grand Nutone Hurdle Race event organized to fund political activity.
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Melbourne
Rge
Patrick Joam-Kennelley
Victorian
Australian Labor Party
Adelaide Hold-Up Sparks City Police Search
No second arrest yet in the Saturday hold-up in Adelaide though police expect to capture the second suspect soon as he emerges from hiding.
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Adelaide
Interstate Hockey Carnival Routh Australia Scene
Fans travel to Sydney as the intervarsity hockey carnival continues. Wisteria and Smale lead South Australia in a nil result with the day's action unfolding across intercity venues.
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Sydney
Torsday
Wisteria
Smale
South Australia
Toursemeat Team Match Final Defeat at Central Salowa Port
In the team match final at the Central Salowa Port venue, Sosth suffered a defeat to Lest mignt. The event concluded with Sosth unable to overturn the lead held by Lest mignt, marking a decisive finish.
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Mignt
Central Salowa
Sosth
Toursemeat
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Kedeanes
G. Aweeney
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J. le Sars
J_ P. Jenkins
Manifold
W L Seolt
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Tin Hare
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Morris
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