Clayton Arrested on Charge of Murder at Pirie
Allan Henry Clayton of Pirie West was charged with murdering Ronald Keith Jasper on July 3. Remanded until Tuesday. bail refused. Jasper died in Pirie Hospital at 2:20 pm Tuesday. Inquest set for Monday at Pirie Courthouse.
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Clayton
Pirie
Allan Henry Clayton
Pirie West
Ronald Keith Jasper
Hundred of Pirie
Andrew Ryan
Jasper
Pirie Hospital
S. J. Warren
Clayton Races Graver Charge
In a crowded court Clayton faced a charge of murdering Ronald Keith Jasper on July 30. Debates over bail dominated the session as Noblet pressed for remand and defense counsel requested release on bail, while the defendant appeared nervous yet composed before the judge.
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Clayton
No Ryan
Miherwire
Vime
Ronald Keith Jasper
Noblet
Te Meanman
Hannan
Fragmentary note on medical figures and events
A garbled text fragment references doctors and medical topics with scattered names and phrases. It mentions years, routes, and locations in a disjointed way, noting names like Suttons and Loeb and several unclear terms. The passage lacks coherent narrative or identifiable news event.
Marries Six Years End in Fatal Family Tragedy
Mr H Marrison reported a severe blow as his son in law photon sues for custody after his daughter Wirie died leaving two children. Barbara aged six and Mia Fiery are left in the care of Mollie Marrison? The events stem from a troubled marriage and long custody arrangements dating back nine years.
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Wrie
Niles
Pirie
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Wirie
Sears
Barbara
Babs
Marriswil
Wink Mollie
Mr. Marnison
Clayton
Burial at Pirie Cemetery
A funeral service for a young man was held at Pirie Cemetery yesterday afternoon. A. E. Jones of Central Metropollllist conducted the service. Pallbearers included B. Snort and J. K. Caldecott with W J Coutts family, Bowden and Sam staff, and West Colts Cricket Club members among many friends and relatives in attendance.
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Pirie
Faerie Ret
A. E. Jones
Metiollist
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O J. Caldecott
J K. Caldecott
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Thos, Bowden
Sam
J. Caldecott
West Colts Cricket” Club
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Vinda
Aid Mes
Toruly
Radcliff
Nunes
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Verah
V. Rubinsus
J. My Johnston
Ac Bond
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Dail
Billy
E Fics
Mel Taeper
Mattie
Poisoned Verdi Square Pigeons Shock New York City
In Manhattan a small elderly woman with a dog poisoned pigeons in Verdi Square by scattering seed. Birds died after drinking water, crashing to earth near the statue. The incident prompted calls to animal cruelty groups and police investigations into the suspect.
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New York
Verdi Square
Manhattan
Callie
Verdi
Four Die as Plane Crashes on Takeoff at Daytona Beach
A plane bound for Miami crashed during takeoff at Daytona Beach. Four people were killed and five seriously injured. Investigators consider a temporary electrical supply line on the airport outskirts, built without air officials’ knowledge, as a probable cause.
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Weber Alas
Daytona Beach
Miami
Airfeld
Victorian Budget Surplus Reported For 1936 7 In Victoria
In Melbourne the Premier Mr A A Dunstan announced the Victorian Budget showing a £21000 surplus for 1936 37 the first since 1923. Revenue at £25182000 against expenditure of £2515100, unemployment relief tax to fall 2, sustenance rates to rise allowances for family units and individuals adjusted, hospital funds and university grant details noted, nine additional officers to be assigned to the Agricultural Department.
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Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
A. A. Dunstan
Dunstan Toumawu
Ue Hospitals Aid Charities Fund
Agricultural Department
Spanish Loyalists Retreat as Rebels Advance in Teruel
British dispatches report Spanish loyalists have evacuated Teruel Province north east of Madrid while rebels press from Castile and Tarragon toward Burgos and Valencia coastal regions. French authorities note continued demand for the release of ships as communications between Madrid and front lines remain strained.
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Teruel Province
Madrid
Bay- France
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Deste Communications
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Navy fleet expansion with new carriers and planes
A British Royal Navy upgrade outlines 520 aircraft and 165 new catapult ships after completing carrier builds, increasing total force beyond the current 220 airframes. Trainee ratings will become pilots, with long range patrols and coastal protection planned as the new emphasis.
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Wediesdas
Royal Navy
Sage
Daily Telegraph
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No Strike Expected
Hope rises for an amicable settlement of the coal dispute after another compulsory conference between the Miners' Federation and the Colliery Proprietors Association. A full report will be submitted to Friday's State Federation conference to decide the next action, while four thousand miners remained idle in protest over full wage claims.
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Miners' Federation
Colliery Proprietors’ Association
Nego Nations
Miners’ Federation
St Mark’s club official returns from Wardang Island
A lengthy list of local figures and visitors is recorded with health notes on Mr M S Keanes secretary of St Mark's Football Clubs returning from Wardang Island after weeks of health recovery. Others include Laura races duty personnel, Allan and Bassani among ambulance staff, Bruce Small and Frank Small arriving in Adelaide and Melbourne respectively, Opperman return voyage, and multiple mentions of parliamentary and church officials visiting Fremantle and Adelaide for various civic activities.
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Wardang Island
Bruce Small
Hubert Opperman-Levy Rogers
London
Adelaide
Melbourne
Frank Small
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Express
Opperman
Strathaird
Outer Harbor
Canberra Readies for Busy Federal Session
Canberra nears its busiest term as Parliament convenes August 24. Labor leaders plan pre-session talks with state premiers on national insurance and the 10 hour week while preparing a likely confrontation over a censure motion. Government timing may shift to October or November elections with Budget and Supply considerations.
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Canberra
Labor Party
Luiders Tras
Commonwealth
National Insurance
C. H. Tace
Federal Cabinet
Labor
Shanghai Shooting Shocks Tokyo as Conflict Rumors Spread
Reports from Shanghai recount a fatal shooting of Lieut. Isao Ohyama amid tense protests and rival claims by Chinese and foreign observers. Officials warn confusion aids agitation while investigators press for clear answers as accounts conflict over who fired the fatal revolver and where responsibility lies.
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Saite
Sorrel
Residents Leaving District Mark Uncertain Community Ties
Two residents depart the district amid uncertain ties to local institutions. The article notes questions about their connections to the city and the impact on lingering public perception.
Heavy Rain Pours Over Pirie For 16 Hours
The town of Pirie recorded 88 points of rain in 16 hours ending 2.8 pm yesterday. Reports from other parts of the state indicated widespread showers with a steady rain starting about 11 pm Tuesday and continuing until Saturday. The rain's impact was amplified by still air, allowing water to soak into the ground.
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Pirie
Readius
Sitan
Rainfall tally and temps dominate yesterday's weather report
The thermometer yesterday reached a maximum of 53 with a minimum of 48 for the 24 hours ending 8 30 am. Midnight temperature was 50. Rain readings across the state show heavy showers with multiple towns reporting measurable amounts. Principal rainfall includes Cork 3 points Burton 36 Mulgathing 30 Tarcoola 1 eKingoonya 46 Wirraminna 45 and many others in various districts.
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Auburns
Providing Homes at Broken Hill Scheme Sparks Local Debate
Citizens of Broken Hill discuss a proposed housing society led by public accountant M C B Tompkins and backed by a corporate body under government supervision. The plan promises affordable homes to residents, with detailed rules on shares and member payments and safeguards for investors amid heavy scrutiny.
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Wheat futures jump in Adelaide to 4/10 a bushel on strong world tone
London and Liverpool futures rose across markets as poor southern rainfall and firmer demand lifted prices. Chicago and Winnipeg showed gains with September, December, and May contracts up. Canadian crop outlook cited as 145 to 160 million bushels, slightly below prior estimates.
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Adelaide
Liverpool
Chicago
Winnipeg
GG. Nicholls
Prairie Provinces
London Metal Exchange Quotes Drift Down in Latest Advises
Prices across copper, tin, silver and gold ease on the London Metal Exchange as the Australian Mines and Metals Association reports softer spot and forward quotes. Copper Standard spot declines with three month and forward values sliding. Tin and silver also slip while gold holds near an open market price.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals
London Metal Exchange
Detailed Baltic Wharf remake proposals for Pirie
Executive Council considers Harbors Board plan to rebuild the Baltic Wharf Pirie at a cost near £96,000. The steel pile quay wall will be 1,055 ft long with fender piles, dredging to 20 ft depth for a 275 ft wide berth, and facilities for broad and narrow gauge rail tracks, water supply, drainage, and small craft accommodation.
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Herbert Hudd
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Bert
Man in Kilburn Fired Shotgun Threatened Man With Axe
Edwin Benjamin Faulkner of Kilburn was fined £2 and £1 costs for firing a firearm at Kilburn on July 15 and later threatening Ayers with an axe. Faulkner claimed the shot was to frighten away a man after he was ordered to quit a premises. He said he was upset by the death of a valuable imported animal.
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Adelaide
Prospect Court
Edwin Benjamin Faulkner
Kitchener Street
Kilburs
Kilburn
Faulkner
Hennig
Ayers
Strauss
Fry
Hunt
Con Mennig
Timle
Switerrland
Resident Magistrate for Pirie Question Reignited
The House of Assembly debated appointing a resident magistrate for Pirie. Leader of the Opposition W Lacey urged renewed government consideration. The Attorney General said he would inquire whether such an appointment would serve justice, amid rising litigation in the northern local court.
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House of Assembly
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Lacey
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Pirie
Jeffries
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