State Parliament in Adelaide Debates Immigration and Prohibition
In Adelaide Parliament House the Assembly debated Addrega-In-Reply with references to British government offers to assist migration, the Empire Settlement Act, and a planned commonwealth state consultative migration scheme. Discussion covered constitutional implications and remarks on prohibition at a Licensed Victuallers’ dinner.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Parliament House
W. Hervey
Amoul
Anthony
Domivstic Cervante
Mesage
Australia
Hankin
Gunn
Commonwealth
Legislative Council Accounts on Wheat Pool Payments
In the Legislative Council, debate over the wheat pool payments to Adelaide farmers continued. Mp Hotton and Mp Jeliexations questioned the government about timelines and the realisation of all woolk payments, and the government said it could not provide information due to a gallon related issue.
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Adelaitie
Hotton
Mt. Delisiy
Mme Legislatiee Council
Verndon
Jeliex
District motor taxes and road funding proposal discussed
Government contemplates no amendment to permit councils to receive gas tax revenue within their districts for road construction and maintenance. Attorney General Mr Wot Hanis clarified the position, detailing current funding arrangements and constraints.
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Elven
Melsinke
Wot Hanis
Wharfie Loyalists in Labor Preference Court Debate
Sydney reports the High Court decision last week on loyalist laborers gaining preference causing government concern. The question was referred to Attorney General and Minister for Labor Mr Ravin for a report on appealing to the Privy Council. The Premier pledged to support the men who stood in the 1947 strike, risking possible unemployment for those idle in the interim.
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Sydney
High Court
Abel
Diwiisse
Ravin
Minster
Labor
Privy Council
A Woman's Instinct in Caulfield Case
Nurse Mabel Thomas of Largs Bay, sister of Mrs Ethel Tuckerman, identifies Irene Tuckerman as the Caulfield tragedy victim. She recalls recognizing the child from a newspaper photo and asserts the murderer is a local man well known to the Tuckerman family, noting his familiarity with their household rules.
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Adelaide
Mabel Thomas
Largs Bay
Ethel Tuckerman
Caulfield
Melbourne
Irene
Neice
Irene Tuckerman
Tam
Trace
Tuckermans
Queensland a Land of Bad Roads and Prosperous Wool
Queensland has poor road conditions due to heavy rains and limited government investment. MLA Mr L F Hunkio notes the lack of roads in metropolitan areas while car owners struggle with maintenance costs. Wool growers prosper, cattle and sugar industries face stress, and landholders seek relief amid declining value and rent fees.
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Adelaide
LF. Hunkio
Ques
Adélaite
Win
Ovison
Wiki
Queensland
Commonwealth
Munkin
Atandine
Paddon Retains World Sculling Title In Brisbane
The world sculling championship rowed in Brisbane today saw holder James Paddon face challenger W Feltos. Paddon held the lead throughout and won by six lengths, maintaining his title amid tense moments but never rattled.
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Brisbane
James Addon
W. Feltos
Paddon
Furl
Melbourne Detectives Stumped in Tuckerman Case
Melbourne detectives report being baffled in the Tuckerman case as clues run dry and investigators admit few leads remain. No further details or developments were provided Tuesday.
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Melbourne
Wages Across the Gulf Judgment Given in Industrial Court
The Industrial Court fixed the legal minimum wage for Whyalla at 44/8 a day and Iron Knob at 44/2 after adjournment. Judge Dr Jethro Brown noted a clash between existing high nominal wages and customary low wages, urging consistency to avoid endless litigation. The hearing debated reductions from 43/8 to 42/14 and higher minima for Tron Knob.
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Broken Hill Proprietary ,C., Ltd
Iron Knob
Whyalla
Jethro Brown
Brown
Costa
Board of Industry
Belated rains revive drought stricken districts
After weeks of drought optimism and fear, rain arrived last Friday and continued, renewing hope for crops in Pirie foothills gardens and wider settled areas. Snaps of rain improved vegetable markets and eased fear of widespread losses as farmers report refreshed moisture and householders noting improved emblems, with 28 points of rain recorded to yesterday morning and forecast for finer weather ahead.
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Pirie
Crystal Brook Rain Uplifts District Harvest Hopes
Crystal Brook correspondent reports a beneficial rainfall with 25 points registered on Friday and further showers through Monday night and today. Agriculturists express relief after years of drought, noting improved country conditions and renewed harvest prospects.
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Recorder
Crystal Brook
At & P.m
Prince of Wales Arrives US for Private White House Visit
Reuters reports in Washington that on arrival in the United States the Prince of Wales will be greeted with a private pen by executives and will attend polo matches. The King vetoed a plan for him to come as Lord Renfrew, insisting he appear in his highest title and formally pay respects to the President.
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Reuters
Washington
Prince of Wales
New York
White House
George
United States
Lord Renfrew
Formaldehyde Use in Beef Preservatives Condemned
A London report says the Linley process should not be exempt from the general ban on formaldehyde in food. It urges rapid prohibition of treating meat with formaldehyde or any derivative, with emphasis on Australasian imports and chilled beef.
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Reuters Service
London
Australasia
Fined for Betting In London Roundup
Nearly £ 1,000 in fines was levied on Saturday after a betting roundup in London. Ninety nine people were convicted. one fined £ 20, ten fined £ 15, and the remainder £ 10 each.
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Reuters
Ondon
Sword
English Cricketers Weigh Hobbs Inclusion for Australia Tour
Reuters reports final talks continue on including J B Hobbs in the England squad to tour Australia this year. Hobbs previously played in 1907-08 under A O Jane and is joined in consideration by PF Warners 1911-12 and J W H T Douglas 1920-21. A Vancouver dateline notes Norman Brookes in a tennis match at Newport Rhode Island with E Russell of New York listed.
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Reuters
Don
J. B. Hobbs
Australia
Obbs
A.O. Jane
PF. Warner
Ud J. W. H. T. Douglas
Reuters Berit Vancouver
Norman Brookes
Newport
Rhode Island
E. Russell
New York
Danish Steamer Liam Burns Cargo Damaged at Dock
Danish steamer Liam caught fire at the Copenhagen dock. Great damage to cargo of 1,000 tons foot pulp consigned to Australia reported by Reuters.
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Reuter
Copenhagen
Ile
Liam
Omire
Australia
Great decline predicted by government wheat estimates
Ottawa report forecasts Canada wheat crop at 218 million bushels for the current year under Ke ulec's Service, sharply down from 474 million last year as the Government Bureau releases its production estimate.
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Ulec
Ottawa
Government
Hull
Scouts Jamboree Opens in Copenhagen Attended by 33 Nations
The International Boy Scouts Jamboree opened at Ermelund Plain in Copenhagen with Admiral Cristensen representing the King. Delegations from 33 nations attended the large event marking a major international scouts gathering.
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Denmark
Wopenhagen
Ermelasd Plain
Admiral Cristensen
No More War Optimist predicts end to Europe war
Sir Joseph Cook, Australian High Commissioner in London, told Whitefields Tabernacle that Europe was on the eve of a settlement and a better time was coming. He expressed belief there would be no war again for a long time.
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London
Reuter
Brotherhood of Whitefields Tabernacle
Joseph Cook
Europe
De Valera Seeks Political Honors In Ennis Speech
De Valera re entered the political arena at Ennis on Friday urging constitutional Republicanism. The Clark County Council refused to vote him an address though they welcomed him as no guarantees were offered that he came to preach peace and unity. Heavy rain affected parts of South Australia while moving toward Victoria.
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Reuter
Dublin
de Valera
Politcal Arena
Ennis
Clark County Council
Weather Brief from Adelaide Rain Update
General Fall reports widespread rain across the wheat stowing regions of thin State with some pastoral areas benefiting. Recorded totals include 75 points at Yardes and 50 at Nanning up to 8.80 o clock this morning. East Western stations such as Oakden logged 22 points as of morning.
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Adelaide
Ario
Yardes
Nanning
Oakden
FOOTBALL CARNIVAL PROVES WESTERN AUSTRALIA IMPERVIOUS
The Western Australia team dominated Queensland in a rain drenched clash. Campbell led goalkickers with four and Hebbard Sheedy Dolan and McDiarmid each adding four as WA posted 43 19 to 21. Queensland failed to score in the first half and could not recover. The match set a Commonwealth first class football scoring record for WA.
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Victoria
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Truscott
Vevean
Thomas Wing
Sheedy
Rover
Duffy
Boyd
Fletcher
Hamilton
Harrold
Campbell
Mudie
O'Callaghan
Fogarty
Shorrock
Graig
Green
Gusnells
Thomas Truscott
Scaddan
Hebbard
Owens
Sheedy Campbell
Dolan
Costers
Outridge
McDiarmid
Leonati
Becker
Warburton
Pie
Scott
Beech O'Callaghan
Bock
McCaul
Atkinson
King Eves Pender
Ricrward
Thompson
Pedrazzini
Mullins
Gingell
Parr
Cormack
Leonard
Owens J
Victoria Wins Again By 80 Points In Carnival Match
Victoria defeated New South Wales by 80 points in the second game of the football carnival. Victoria lineup included backs Wilson and Thorpe, forwards Shelton and Brew among others, while South Wales fields ONeill and Hagley in key roles. Final score Victoria 14 26 to New South Wales 4 4.
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New South — Wales
Wilson
Thorpe
Elliott
Chadwick
O'Brien
Pringle
Res
O'Connell
Greeves
Watson
Cazaly
Duncan
Lockwam
Shelton
Taylor Brew
Wigraft
Beasy
Tandy
South Wales
O'Neill
Milton
Vockler
Hagley
Sly
Delayed Trains at Murray Bridge Cause Frustration
Murray Bridge residents dispute Railways Department timing for the Melbourne express, saying it arrived at 1 a.m. Monday instead of 9 40 p.m. Sunday. Post office letter delivery was late and workers, including railway relief crews, missed work after the 6 45 and 7 35 trains. Other services were delayed as trains to Adelaide were chased and the 6 10 from Murray Bridge to Adelaide ran late.
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Melbourne
Railways Department
Post Office
Adelaide
Railway Relay Gang
Chase S
Lane Adelaide
Racing Disqualification Roils Sydney Racing Circles
Yesterdays disqualification in Sydney stirs heavy speculation as all horses under trainer Jones may be sent back to the Dominion. Ballymena’s futures face loss as markets react. Wellington reports a trainer shortage in Sydney while Dunham Bridge tragedy ends in the drowning of Frank Sansom while trying to save his son.
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Jane
Ballymena
Dominion
Wellington
N.Z
Tueasday
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Trent
Frank Sansom
Newton
Effin
Paving the Way for World Peace Through Dawes Plan Evacuation
Reuter reports that The Matin confirms ministers approve M Herriot's plan to evacuate Ruhr troops once Germany begins implementing the Dawes plan. French cabinet and Belgian allies favor rapid withdrawal, with talk of reducing the two year period and preferring a political settlement with Britain over occupation. Poincare warns Germany cannot be trusted as Seelot Nollet and Clemenceau head to London for talks.
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M. Clemenceau Jett
Jonson
London
London Conference Talks on German Evacuation and Loans
London discussions center on German military evacuation from the area, potential French German trade concessions, and an Inter Allied Commission plan. A preliminary reparations accord with Germany details Line Dunes phi measures and a $40 million loan, with arbitration of disputes per London Conference methods.
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London
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Rune
Iin Hawes
Germany
Wieb
Waroswy MarMonald Nae
Herriot’ Sroposal
Efor Penneelon
Germnam
Omer
T.ondon
Slvesepman
M. Heenlot
BARTS
Repara
Ide Commission
Fordsdale's Crew Among Ready Labor For Departure
Sydney Tuesday report says available labor including original crew will join as Fordsdale leaves dock tomorrow. Seamen's Union executive held talks with crew who largely refused to admit fault in delaying Sydney on her motion voyage, leaving decisions to the union. A special union meeting is set for tomorrow morning to discuss the situation.
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Sydney
Seamen's Union
Holly
Locked Out by Australian Railways Union over Buckle dispute
The Australian Railways Union halted A. M. Buckle, state branch secretary, suspended yesterday and now voids an inquiry into certain chars. Buckley refuses to hand over keys, prompting the union to hire a locksmith to remove bolts and replace locks on union premises.
Coke strike settled at Hoskins coke works
Settlement reached on the Hoskins Wangowilli coke works strike agreement provides re employment for one driver and reference to an arbiter to decide others with both sides to wait for the decision. Work to resume as soon as possible.
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Sydney
Hoskins
Wangowilli Coke Works
Hosking
The Silent Drama Prima Donna's Ordeal
The prima donna Lina Scavizzi lost her voice during Tales of Hoffmann last night. With no understudy available she performed in dumb show while the orchestra continued the score, leaving the audience greatly disappointed.
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Sydney
Lina Scavizzi
Plan British Empire Games across Empire proposed
Mr B J Muldoon member of the Landollan Olympic Committee says spending large sums of money and time on the Olympic Games would yield better results and satisfaction if British Empire games were staged in various parts of the Empire open to all subjects. He notes disgraceful scenes at the Paris tournament with European boxers tactics.
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Reuter
Toronto
B.J. Muldoon
Landollan Olympic Committee
France
Rod Monte
Empire
Abortiak
Durag
T Pari
Awasisin
Vinta
Irish Boundary Talks Raise Dail Debate on Pact
London reports indicate W T Gokgrave will brief Dail Eireann on boundary negotia tions with a fateful debate expected. Labor and Independent parties are poised to oppose the agreement and call for a stay of action until the British Parliament reassembles.
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London
Mondass
W. T. Gokgrave
Dail Eireann
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