Cheery Scholars Visit from Ui High School to Norwood Turnout
Cheery scholars from Ui High School arrived in Norwood to visit Port Pirie and Norwood schools. They were welcomed at Norwood Town Hall by mayors and headmasters, then viewed street scenes and spoke of future events. The girls from Morwood High School joined the port visit, with plans to tour Port Pirie and Port Adelaide.
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Adelaide
Hugh
Auemile
Marones
Port Pirie
Air Gut Flowers
Norwood
Mensington
D. P. Thomas
St. Peers
J. He
Norwood Schogi
Edwards
Voicius
Wuuins
Pirlo
Fiower
Whioh
Jack Lawrr
JL Surwoog High
Kensington
We Morwood High Schoul
Port Pirig Tme&args
EG. Cleggett
K B Shaw
Norwood High School party greets Pirie rivals aboard train
Norwood High School girls arrived in Port Pirie amid enthusiastic welcomes from Liban Corner and Pirie High School staff. The day featured a social, a basketball event, and plans for a motor trip to Murray Town with luncheon and a Gorge run.
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Port Germein
Murray Town
Wassal
Ft Il
Gar
Rowe
Tetanus Germs Dr Page Slams Labour Agitators
SYDNEY Monday Dr Earle Page federal treasurer told the Un Warmers and Settlers Conference agitators were the felanus germs to be destroyed The financial position of Australia was sound though a temporary mood dip existed The conference urged four planks to abolish industrial arbitration adding to the County Party platform.
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Sydney
Earle Page
Australia
Basher Gangster Remanded For Sentence In Sydney
At the Darlinghurst Sessions Judge Curlewis remanded 25 year old Will i am Moore, a timber worker, for sentence after convicting him of inflicting actual bodily harm on 65 year old timber worker Joseph Latham. Police call him a leader of a basher gang. Mercyn Garmichael, 22, machinist, was charged in the same case and bound over.
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Sydney
Darlinghurst
Will'am Moore
Joseph Latham
Tse
Curlewis
Mercyn Garmichael
Apmebon Asewall
Seamen's Union Meeting Sparks Retrenchment Debate
Melbourne reports a heated Victorian Seamen's Union meeting as general secretary Brennan and Victorian secretary O Nell clash over wage cuts for seamen. Brennan argues Victoria rejects reductions while Sydney pressure backed by Tom Walsh's union prompts threats of ship slowdowns. meeting adjourns without a decision pending officers' meeting.
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Melbourne
Seamen's Union
Weid'oui
Brennan
Wan
Sph
O'Nell
I ‘Iver Aao
AL Per Wes
Victoria
Mtr
J. G. Latham
Sydney Beamety
Wii
Tom Walsh
Dulomat
Dore
McGrath M.H.R. Injured in Melbourne Street Accident
Labor member Mr. A C McGrath of Ballarat, in the House of Representatives, was struck by a tram in Collins Street Melbourne while walking toward Market Street. He was hurled to the road, rendered unconscious, and taken to hospital in a serious condition with suspected skull fracture.
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Melbourne
A. C. McGrath
Hallarat
House of Representatives
Collins Street
Market Street
McGrat
Port Pirie Rowing Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Port Pirie Rowing Club met at the Memorial Grandstand with Mrr. B. L. Love presiding in the absence of the patron and president. The club applauded retiring officers, praised D. Yates as coach and J. B. Walker as captain, and highlighted the Ladies' Rowing Club catering efforts. Officers for the season were elected, including Patron J. Geddey, President Capt. 0. Bey, Captain J. B. Walker, Vice Captain A. Armour, and Secretary T. W. Pryor. A move to recruit High School students for a crew was approved, with Mr Flower offering support. The meeting ended with musical items.
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Port Pirie Rowing Club
Memorial Grandstand
B. L. Love
D. Yates
J. B. Walker
Armand
Ihair
W. Pryor
Giles
Vilow
J. G. Geddey
Bey
Messie
Ba. Mors
E. &. Keratke
Schulze
Galripple
V. Leahey
A. Armour
N. K
Sikers Hon
T. W. Pryor
HB. ‘Turner
Saha
K. W. Ferres
Adelante
Peasy Delegsie
H. Dingle
Klwige
Mesere
D Yates
R. Campbell
Nrewe
Flower
Elu
Premier Illness Reported Progressing Favorably
The Premier R L Buller is improving after a recent illness. He is expected to be admitted to hospital within a day or two.
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Adelale
Monasy
R. L. Buller
Ine Ftugiza
Snowden Controversy Shakes Young Plan Talks
Reports from the United Service conference note growing French opposition as M Cheron defends the Young Plan language. Mr Snowden disputes the accuracy of the interpretation and withdraws the controversial phrasing amid British press support while tensions rise over language and wartime policy.
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United Service
Jaague
Smimg
Rameau MacDonald
Philp Snowden
Cheron
Snowden
Stowlen
Stand behind Chancellor urged by telegram to reassess experts’ report
The Hague dispatch quotes Mr Macdonald urging the Commission to readjust the experts’ recommendations to balance inequitable burden sharing. Mr Snowden says the commission must seek fairness and avoid wrecking prospects for a settlement. He highlights the need for goodwill and a successful conference in Europe on political and financial grounds.
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The
Hague
Macdonald
Mr. Snowden
House of
Commission Ny
Europe
Costume Galets Bring Aid To Port Pirie Ladies Relief Fund
The Port Pirie Ladies Relief Committee promotes a benefit show by the Costume Galets at Institute Hall on August 29 to aid distressed women and children. Mayoress Vera Russell assists, predicting a crowded hall and a worthwhile, entertaining event for Port Pirie and nearby towns.
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Port Pirie
Fund For Diastrossid Women
Rhicren Shoula Venefit
Shaw
Institute Hall
McMahon
Vera Russell
Indica
Port Pirle
Mayoress thanks Salvation Army for concert aid
Vera Russell speaking for the committee thanked Salvation Army members for their kindness in presenting a concert. She reported that funds benefited to the amount of 21/4/10 and extended thanks to Mr. R.A. for assistance.
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Vera Russell
Iish
Pally
Salvation Army
R.A
Air Race Round Europe News Note
United Service contestants Capts Brosd and Spooner lead the race around Europe after an early start. They are ahead of other competitors and have moved on to Amsterdam.
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Europe
United Service
Ssmnaay
Capts
Brosd
Spooner
Fete
Competitons
Amsterdam
Local Education Director Birth Notice From Adelaide
In Adelaide tonight, Mr W. Mor Director of Education is noted with a birth obituary for B.5. McCay born in Sydney South Australia in 1987. The report mentions Thylor Mc Cay and other details about the director and family.
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Adelaide
Muirlay
Metay Ane Pallas
Diet Im
Abort Mines
Lewir Wikbun Thylor McCay
B.5
Sydney
Ool
South Australia
Str
McCay
Grand National Odds And Entries For Saturday
Racing lists and odds for the Grand National meeting on Saturday with prices for many horses including Cannes Impeccable, Cavendish, London Burra, Spirit names like Temple Star and Bold entries such as Barrier Gold, Peter’s Peace, and Stormgate D Brook Cad among others. Odds are scattered with multiple runners across several handicaps and a long card including the Adelaide Guineas and Tennyson Handicap.
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Im Seal
Btondogs
Bur
Itran
Tom's Rohe
Tou Hatan
London Burra
Mt. Jooper
Scooter
Tallingatts
Barrier Gold
Peter's Peace
Kilvenmy
Stormgate D
Brook’ Cad
Alwynian
Ime Sun
Golden Return
Pinmark
Simon Lad‘the Gravknman
Wirra
Perth Centenary Day Cites Stirling Founding
At the Perth centenary celebration Governor announced plans linking the city to the August foundation of Captain Stirling era. Civic events followed, marking milestones of local history and civic pride.
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Perth
Capt
Stirling
Mancheon
Petrol Explosion Kills One in Cairns Farm Blast
Two Italian workers at Cairns were burned when petrol clothes caught fire after an explosion on a farm at Bahinds. One died, the other remained in critical condition in hospital.
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Cairns
Bahinds
Lein Hospital
Graf Zeppelin World Flight Ahead from Germany
An examination of the Graf Zeppelin confirms confidence in a successful world flight. Workmen tighten the envelope to ensure impermeability. A start on the next leg is expected Wednesday night. Passengers from Lakehurst will be recalled after enjoying time in Berlin and Paris. Tokyo is targeted in five days, with routes toward Russia and Siberia.
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Friedrichshaven
Lake Hurst
Berlin
Pasig
Tokyo
Hussia
Siberia
Mawson Leads Adelaide Geological Party to Flinders Range
Sir Douglas Mawson, Adelaide University geology professor, left by motor with a party of geological students for a two week expedition to the Flinders Ranges. Dr C T De Crespigny accompanied the group and will assess Mawson in Carrieton tonight, with Lady Mawson likely directing the expedition on return.
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Adelaide
Douglas Mawson
France
Adelaide University
CT. C. de Crespigny
Carrieton
Lady
Girl Attacked by Stranger on City Steps
A frightened crowd in Adelaide yesterday witnessed a man assault a girl on a city steps as a former footballer intervened with a kick. The assailant fled, leaving the girl with injuries and a memorable scare that locals will not soon forget.
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Adelaide
Monay
Carokins
Bloe
Siscrael
Rciene Wick
Gipsy Prisoner Lena Stever Conditional Parole Referenced
Adelaide authorities consider releasing Lena Stever a gipsy prisoner held for two years for larceny of 120 pounds from a Tamada bank clerk. Chief Secretary Tassie said release could be recommended if Stever and her band agree to leave Australia promptly. Health concerns from confinement noted.
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Adelaide
Lena
Stever
Tamada
E. W. Tassie
Pipsies
Australia
Privou
Beef From The North At Aballois Market
At the Aballois Market today 4 330 cattle were yarded. They intended the train roads from Alley Springs the first from the North to be brought to Adelaide by the new railway. They averaged from £15 to £84 a head, lower than the average of £27 for cattle last week. Several Victorian bulls today brought slightly more than £30 a head.
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Adelaide
Allee Springs
Catire
Wholesale Market Prices for Fruits and Beverages
Today's wholesale markets list apples at 15 to 18 pence per unit and 14 to 16 for chok ing. Oranges navels range 14 to 44 pence, mandarins 16 pence, pears 2 to 11 pence. Bananas Queensland to 17 pence, cane 3 10 to 4 3. Special dampers and bunkel wall noted.
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Adelaide
Queensland
Bunkel
Abs
Memley Beach Fatality and Funerals
Adelaide report notes a fatality at Wenley Beach involving Mendes and Mr. Bishop is buried this afternoon in North Road Cemetery. The funeral for Mr. Green is scheduled tomorrow at Weal Torrece Cemetery.
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Adelaide
Mendes
Wenley Beach
Bishi
Bishop Wan
North Road
Cemeceerea
Green
Weal
Torrece Cemetery
Fremantle Interview Disputes Over Hughes Remarks
British journalist Collingwood Hughes denies misrepresentation of remarks made aboard the Bendigo. The Fremantle West Australian notes the interview was verbatim and later modified in type. Hughes stands by his statements about migrants and apologizes to calm offended readers on the voyage.
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Adelaide
Collingwood Hughes
House of Commons
Bendigo
Fremantle
the West Australia
Collingwood Mughes
Hughes
Mumbes
Mie
Bendiey Jef Fremantle
Judgment orders £7500 award against Frederick H Shamen
Melbourne dispatch reports a judgment awarding £7500 to Suman and J Jackson in a case against Frederick Henry Shamen with costs and a stay of proceedings granted for a fort night. The record notes unresolved whereabouts of J.B. Munt Proprietary and a separate £9408 item involving Suman and Jackson. Undertaking prevents asset disposal during stay.
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Melbourne
Frederick Henry Shamen
Wan Aiven
Justien
Wanley
J.B. Munt
Lusi
Suman
J. Jackson
Hie Agsete
British Cotton Dispute Moves Toward Arbitration
Weekend reports a partial progress in the cotton dispute with no definite decision yet. Indications point to a joint meeting of employers and workers, possibly Tuesday, to grant formal assent to arbitration after Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged both sides to seek a settlement.
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Up Wei Servicr
Manchester
Operai
Hamasy MacDonald
Sponers
Great Forest Fires Mystery Reveals Arrest in Helpless Forest
Sunday report states Raymond Pacaud, 43, confessed to starting multiple fires to observe firefighters and soldiers at work. An Italian accomplice, 40, aided in setting blazes in various locations. Pacaud detained for medical examination as his self view as a hero is noted.
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Raymond Pacaud
Hlalian
Pacaud
Wonthaggi Mine Considers Third Shift Demand
The Wonthaggi miners discuss a three shift plan to ease unemployment from a slump. The mine owners have not yet received an explicit request and doubts were voiced by government ministers about the proposal being approved. Union members largely oppose a night shift.
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Melbourne
Oval
Powell
Dulon
Melbourne to ease coal shortage with increased supplies
The Minister for Electrical Undertakings announced that the Electricity Commission would need three days’ notice to boost production. Three hundred Melbourne Harbor workers on the floating plant have been paid off due to the shortage, with hopes that New South Wales supplies arriving this week will allow re-engagement of most workers next week.
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Melbourne
Unclear fragment prompts call for action in coal dispute
Fragmentary OCR text shows a protest mood at a Lanot meeting with calls for immediate action in the coal fight. It mentions activism, minority voices, and demands for substitutes, but details are garbled and names or dates are missing.
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Lanot
Mining Union Committee Rejects Negotiation Restart
SYDREY Monday. By ten votes to mine the GCom bed Mining Unions Committes thdey arried a resolutiog viewing its alarm pable utterances made by the Southern organiser of the Federated Enginedrtyera and Piremens' Association Mr H. Sutherland repudiating such wireramess. By niles vote ve. camentios desited upon s continuity of its policy and no compromise With. a majority of one the Con mitize alan rejected motion that negulisiione be reopened owners to ascertain bedrock terms upon aileh the mines could be reopened.
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Sydrey
Enginedrtyera and Piremens’ Association
H. Sutherland
Niles
Ve. Camentios
Alan
Negulisiione
Sir Albert Pickford resigns as Oversea Commissioner
London Sunday report states Sir Albert Pickford announces his resignation from the Oversea Commissioner post in the Scout movement. Colonel Granville Walton, the current organising secretary for the Jamboree, will succeed him.
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United Service
London
Alteid Pickford
Pont Ff Oversy
Granville Walton
New Paris London Air Service Inaugurated
The Paris London air service was inaugurated in a joint operation with the French Air Cajon. It will let Paris residents fly to London for theatre supper and return to Paris in time for work the next morning.
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Ned
Paris
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