Mexico City reports rising tensions after Irapuato riot
Special to The Recorder from Mexico City describes escalating conditions across Mexico. Archbishop Ruiz reports 17 executed by the military after a riot in Irapuato. Violence and suspicions against clergy intensify as President Calles accuses the Catholic Church of fomenting revolutions and wealth seeking.
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Recorder
Mexico City
Mexico
Ruiz
Michoacan
Irapuato
Calles
United States
TROLLS FIGHTING NEW ORLEANS REPORTS MEXICAN EXECUTIONS
Special to The Recorder from New Orleans describes violent uprisings in Michoacan with reports of two priests and 30 citizens shot for leading the uprising. Soldiers fought through the day at Zayua yard while casualties rose. Disturbances also reported at other places.
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Recorder
New Orleans
Mexico
Michacan
Zayuaya
Absolute Perjury Charged At Bribery Commission Adelaide
Constable Tabe testifies at the Bribery Commission in Adelaide denying any payments from bookmakers. Former witness Michael James Conway accuses others of absolute perjury as the probe continues. Alfred George Kuleht recalls joining the police in 1922, denying bribery, and stating Conway never bribed him. The commission reviews earlier corruption allegations and witnesses provide conflicting accounts.
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Adelaide
Whursday
E.W. Abe
Michasl
James Conway
Te Ist
Police
Alfred George Kuleht
Norky Aidelaide
Foot Police
Ward
Conway
Vittoria Park
Pathetic case as widow plans charity parachute展示
In Adelaide a widow Mrs Efele Neil and her three children face penury after the death of Harold Edward Julie in a collision. A public charity parachute exhibition is proposed by Mr A arcond onse and Adelaide Football Club supporters to raise funds for the grieving family with two young children aged 6 and 8.
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Lundun
Mise
Liam
A.arcond Onse
J. Knowles
Adelaide
Me Reid
Neil
Buried by timber in Redfern timberyard tragedy
Sydney report says seven year old Thomas Gould was playing near a stack of timber at a Redfern timberyard when workers shifted timber causing a fall that killed him. Workmen did not see him beneath the timber until it was removed.
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Sydney
Thomas Gould
Redfern
Solicitor Struck Off for Fraudulent Misappropriation
Ernest Henry Ward, solicitor, was struck off the roll by the Full Court today after being Seanisted of fraudulent misappropriation.
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Sydney
Ernest Henry Ward
Prests Limited Knickers and Lined Bloomers Sale Ad
Prests Limited offers white knickers trimmed with white flette and hemstitching with elastic waist. Special at 4/6 pair plus fleece lined bloomers in O.S. and E.O.S. sizes at 2/6 pair. New England imported double width winco yette cloth at 1/6 yard for 1 yard. Cushions well filled full size, special at ze ca.
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O.S
E.O.S
Ze ‘Ca
Federal Parliament Debates Territory Pensions and Bounties
Proceedings in Melbourne cover the Northern Territory Commission appointments war pensions for widows and soldiers earnings limits, Warner View Homes Bill for housing, and criticisms of postal allowances. Estimates for Commonwealth departments are discussed as the Senate adjourns amid ongoing budget debates.
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Melbourne
Fuljuye
Mb Mongan Company
Ke Easing
Sueihieen
Lamik Gempany Ehaud
Hitler
Common Reality Railways Lgw
Urute Gley
Leany
Norfolk Island
Loane
Gaston
Tavist Board
Mont
Gary
Neville Howse
Donald Camere
Bruce
Warner View Homes
Savings Bank
Pustrasterdeneral
Yily Fur Son
Northern Territory
Customs Department
Pratten
A Clerk's Trick Ends in Conviction at Darlinghurst
Arihay Charles Abigail, a solicitor's clerk, was found guilty at the Darlinghurst Sessions of returning fifty pounds to Nurse Ratray by deceit. He pretended to obtain records of her mother’s conviction for shiplifting and was sentenced to 42 months in gaol.
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Sydney
Arihay Charles Abigail
Ratray
Moore Park
Darlinghurst
Abigail
Hurdler Rice King Shatters Leg at Randwick Training
Sydney trainers report a bad fall as hurdler Rice King struck the first obstacle during schooling at Randwick and broke an hind leg. Jockey A. Pearce, uninjured, was thrown several yards. Other trackwork included Count Cavour beating Reonui by three lengths over seven furlongs in 1.30, Pantheon 145, Vaticure praised by Metropolitan backers, and Windbag clocking half a mile in 50.4.
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Sydney
HandWick
Rice King
A. Pearce
Rico King
Immedia
Telvera
Epsom
Metropolitan
Count Cavour
Reonui
Rampion
Resclini
Pantheon
Nile
Antal
Valino
Windbag
Englefield Destroyed After Caulfield Wreck
Melbourne reports that racehorse Englefield collapsed with a broken fetlock at Caulfield and was euthanized today. The injury ended the effort during the race meeting, leaving trainers and fans shocked by the sudden loss of the horse.
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Melbourne
Englefield
Caulfield
Austria v Public Schools match in heavy rain at hintseslerdus
Rain halted match then resume with sodden turf. Batters scored freely while bowlers struggled to control rising balls. Palsford and Wonders tallied runs, with Key scorers and fielding giving a busy session. Oldham and May dominated bowling as Australia tallied 264 with May taking six wickets.
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M.A. Noble
London
Mateh Austria
Sehwuts NV
Hintseslerdus
Hanuer
May
Palsford
Wondtall
Pitts
Elaries
Evira
Hine Lumdren
Pune
Quinnies
Poreford
Inter
Bss
Dash
Sehnolhoys
Dogeart
Lakes Ohio
Premier faces royal commission call on Labor graft claim
Sydney reports that when Parliament reconvenes next month the Premier will be asked to appoint a Royal Commission to probe a bribery story. Labor members are alleged to have been offered bribes by Nationalist supporters to defect from the Labor Party.
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Sydney
Labor
Labor Party
Joyland Reopens At Gooee Open Air Theatre In Pirie
Joyland reopened last night after several months’ absence drawing large crowds of Pirie youths. The grounds glowed with electric lights and color as amusements returned, including the Moe merry go round newly acquired by management. Tonight hosts the evergreen confab with Latites, as the re opening battle is repeated tomorrow night.
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Gooee Openair
Pirie
Idpal
Joyland
Somer Willon
Railways to appoint motor engineer nominee
In Adelaide the Minister of Railways Mr J Gunn said the Railway Commissioner would submit applications for the railways motor engineer post. Questions arose in the House about salary and tenure. The Premier stated the salary at £1000 a year, and discussed a future matinee for children with free admission, noting the tenure depends on satisfactory service.
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Adelaide
J. Gunn
Collins
House of Assembly
Murray Aunger
Joyland
Popular citizen Mr Gresswell leaves Pirie duties
Adelaide Thursday reports a large Pirie gathering at the Barrier Hotel to bid farewell to Mr Gresswell as he departs to join the Industrial Department in Adelaide. Speakers praise his service as Clerk of the Court Registrar of births and deaths and aid to waterside workers. He vows to aid Pirie even in new role while thanking colleagues and his wife for support.
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Bur Amdhe Judicial Benen
Barrier Hotel
Cresswell
Pirie
Boku
Armister of Industry
Adelle
Crestwell
Mie Peave
Ivaeling
W. H. Threadgull
Adelaide
Tasmania
Gresswell
Archgars Jubilee Oval
Garland McHarg
Presvant Weld
South Australia
Brisbane
Victoria
New South Wales
Gorsawell
Western Australis
Ecult
Longolbbys
Lea
Australia
Scott
J. Warren
Swerfor and
Tanes
J. Meravan
Howe
Inspector Murphy
Brant Towle
M. Il. Warren
Warren
J.P
Mr. Warren
W. P. Coffey
Board of Reference
Dr. Coffey
Coffey
Pirie J
J'S.p
Ileve J'S.p
J. Jones
Mr Cobham feted in Sydney town hall reception
A civic reception at Sydney Town Hall honored aviator Alan Cobham. Alderman Guinness in Lord Mayor Stakes’s presence conveyed best wishes, and speeches praised Cobham’s wartime flights and planned air services from Cairo to Karachi. Officials highlighted aviation’s future role for Australia amid condolences for mechanic Arthur Elliott.
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Sydney
Alan Cobham
Sydney Town Hall
Alderman rGuinness
Alderman Stakes
Brisbane
Cobham
Arthur Elliott
George Cant
Keith Smith
Australia
Keith
England
South Africa
Rangoon
Regula
Mallee
Cairo
Karachi
Shipping Slump Reported in Broken Hill
An ore buyer says zinc shipments are delayed due to shipping shortages from the English coast strike. Port Pirie accommodation is fully used while Broken Hill workers line the lode flows daily seeking unskilled jobs.
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Broken Hill
Port Pirke
Adelaide market report on dairy and poultry prices
A morning market digest from A W Samford and Co lists creamery prices, separators, and dairies with ranges for eggs, cheese, bacon, hams, and rolls. Poultry quotes cover roosters hens geese turkeys live weight, with vegetables like prime Victorian potatoes and brown onions per hundredweight.
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Adelaide
A. W. Samford and Co
Bullx
Wat
Tommy Dodds
Mane
Hulton
Hutton
Geese
Pete
Metal Market Summary from Adelaide Exchange August Quotes
Adelaide metal market reports from the Australian Metal Exchange show August quotes for copper tin and silver. Copper spot and forward values drop while three month figures firm, electrolytic ingots and wire bars priced for immediate and next month shipments. Tin and silver quote movements reflect small gains and declines across spot and forward lines with lead soft and foreign.
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Adelaide
Australian Metal Exchange
Tandon Exchange
Pirie Jubilee Preparations Advance at Fortnightly Meeting
An enthusiastic Pirie Jubilee progress report outlines plans for special train fares lunch, publicity and advertising, flag purchases, and a massed choir. Meetings decide on fare levels 1 and 30 shillings or 23/ and 33/ with lunch options. Kings and queens contest logistics, band arrangements, and related events are slated for later decisions.
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Pirie
Aiments
Glayer
Tr.w. Munro
Tom Bridges
Bridlees
A.W. Lacey
J. O'Dea
A. W. Lacey
New Guinea
Public Works Committee
Melbourne
Lacey
C. A. Degenhardt
Broken Hil
J. H. Peters
Pirie Pioneers
Report on Norfolk Island affairs by Royal Commissioner
A report by Me Whysall the Royal Commissioner presented to Parliament reviews Colonel E. T. Leane’s work as administrator. It commends stock and commercial handling but notes misalignment with social conditions and calls for Leane’s replacement. Government accepts Colonel Leane’s appointment termination.
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Melbourne
Me ‘Whysall
Norfolk Island
E. T. Leane
Aeersea
AERIAL ACCIDENTS LEAVE THREE DEAD IN EGYPT
Reports from Egypt confirm three fatalities in an aerial accident. Special correspondent details incomplete. unclear names or locations due to damaged text but notes Civil Aviation authority investigating. Further updates awaited from Radcliffe bureau.
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