Australia follows on as Woodfull bats in Northampton
A cricket report from Northampton describes Australia's second innings in a damp start with Woodfull cautious at the crease. Bradman again shows form, while Jupp dominates the Northampton attack. The match draws a crowd of about 5000 today, pushing the three day attendance past 30,000, a Northampton record.
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Woodfull
Bradman
Thomas
Sind
England
Jupp
Hupwood
Jupn
Australia
Matthews
Northants
Hox
Austentin
Kippax
Gox
Adelaide
Ballamy
Powell
Richardson
Power
Sebrapalitan
Fairtex
Gallamy
Timms
Brent
Beckett
Lima
Ina Hornbrook
Nat Nue
Ligeue
Car Death In Perth Seaside Area Murder Charge
Body found in car near Perth with Patterson dead at the wheel. Wray, 19, arrested and charged with wilful murder after telling his father the revolver exploded while Patterson drove him. Police say Patterson seated with crossed feet and hands raised, hat on, no visible struggle.
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Perth
Charles David Patterson
Florence Sirnat
Staddington
Gifford Ned
Tum
Patterson
Wray
England Cricket and Water Storage Updates From Australia
Reports note England team selection for the Oval Test and a drawn Northampton match as water storage supplies are replenished. Centuries by Woodfull and Richardson highlight Australian efforts, while Sydney and Adelaide figures show reservoirs rising with new limestone-driven water intake increasing daily capacity.
Adelaide state and commonwealth tax debate unfolds
In Adelaide on Tuesday efforts to push a wage tax bill through both houses continue. Aimed at raising about £500,000, the measure targets public servants and salaries though some exemptions may apply. Premier hints at amending laws for bookmakers while plans surface to cut ministerial salaries by 45 percent for four months.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Thue
Hans
State Ministers Salary Cut Bill To Be Introduced
The Premier prepares to introduce a bill in the House this afternoon to reduce salaries for state ministers. Anelatie reports the measure aims to trim government pay in line with fiscal tightening.
Missing Silks Charge Of Breaking And Meliumae
Tulwibiy complaints to detectives that within 12 months Goods valued at 29,00 pounds were stolen from Coldatous and Cos Proprietary Ltd warehouse Finders Lane. Two delinquents, David Gotthbung and Mark Bolihinom, aged 48 and 52, were charged with breaking into premises at Golastine and Pa and stealing items valued at 91 pounds 80 shillings between June 16 and August 42, 190.
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Goody
Coldatous Ang Cos
Penprietary, Ltd
Manue
Finders Lane
Imlay Aeited
Abe
David Gotthbung
Mark Bolihinom
Golastine
Perjury Proved in Melbourne Sessions Court
William Melver of Grasham Street Port Melbourne, a stevedore laborer, was found guilty of perjury by the General Sessions and sentenced to 18 months imprisonment by Judge Marludor this afternoon.
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Grsham Street
Port Melbourne
Marludor
Commonwealth Meteorologist H A Hunt to retire next year
The Commonwealth's meteorologist H A Hunt will retire from the post he has held since 1907. He plans to enjoy retirement while remaining in contact with meteorology and continues to look forward to this new chapter.
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Melbotiane
H. A. Hunt
Commonwealth Meteorologist
Bay Beld
Lynch Law Mob Kills Negro In Union After Alleged Stabbing Incident
A mob of about 1,000 men killed Dan Jenkins a Black man in Union after two white women identified him as their assailant. Jenkins was shot after an armed confrontation that began when he stopped the women with a pistol and fled as a younger sister was involved. The incident prompted Governor Richard to dispatch a state guard unit.
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J. Austin Latimer
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Trans) Guard
New Zealand Shearers Face 14 Percent Wage Cut
Wellington reports a wage reduction for shearers and stevedores ahead of the coming season. The agreement fixes reductions in rates, with the aim of balancing costs amid labor tensions.
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Wiliel
The Sugar Embargo Campaign Targets Removal Efforts
A disjointed report outlines a campaign to lift a sugar embargo. It cites manufacturers backing and a conference with town and county sponsors seeking domestic use innovations and broader policy settlement.
New Chairman Named For Pirie Football Association
Mek J Poord resigned as chairman of the Pirie Football Association and Mr D Yates was appointed in his stead at a meeting held last night. Patron Mr CA Degentiasdt and two members attended with delegates to express regret at Foord’s departure and present him with an arrival gift. Yates’s appointment received unanimous support.
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Foord
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Yates
Smelters Picnic Rumor Denied By Committee
Committee secretary EH Morris stated that a circulating rumor about canceling the annual Smelters picnic due to increased unemployment is false. He said the planning continues and there is hope the outing will proceed as scheduled despite concerns.
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EH. Morris
Pirie Girls Draw With Norwood In City Park Hockey
Tuesday morning features a Port Pirie High School A Grade hockey clash with Norwood High on the parklands ending 2 2 in a draw. The Port Pirie girls visit Norwood High for a return A Grade game tomorrow while both schools also contest A Grade basketball on their campus later. The visitors are slated to attend a performance at Maryattville Theatre.
Premier explains Port Pirie unemployment relief loan
The Hon J Hill says Port Pirie sought a 3000 pound loan for relief work and a 5900 pound grant under a State plan for unemployment relief. He cites telegrams to Canberra and a reply from Prime Minister Scullin approving further proposals and conditions tied to awards and employment terms.
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Port Pirie Corporation
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Port Pirle Corporation
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Canberra
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Shearing Industry Discord In Sydney Turmoil
In Sydney on Tuesday the Graders' Association pressed charges against the Australian Workers Coalition over a nine something dispute in the pastoral industry. Grazier Association secretary ME Alleny said no sheds were held up and that they are unaware of any current blockades or strikes affecting shearing operations.
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Grazier’Association
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Trade With East Increased Hopes Cited
A Sydney report notes ministers in markets favor increased trade with the East and urge functions and shippers to appoint reps to meet with trading lines in Japan, China, the Philippines, and Singapore. Shipping firms are ready to consider lower freights if demand rises and East trade expands.
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Insurance Office Raided By Decreetives In City
Decreetives raided an insurance company office in the city at week’s end and confiscated two numbers of books and documents. Sensational developments are likely.
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Decree-Tives
German Labor Bank reports best year since 1924
The German Labor Bank, owned by three unions, shows 1929 turnover of 1 787,000,000 marks and resources of 163,180,009 marks, rising deposits and members from 48,000 to 66,664. Net profit reached 2,110,000 marks. Dividends of 4.10 percent were paid on 42,000,100 marks capitalization, with 600,000 marks added to reserves now over 20 percent of capitalization.
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Inhalling
Aginst
Iiar
Man Charged With Attempted Murder Aboard Katoomba
Charles Donovan a 39 year old seaman on the steamer Katoomba faced City Court in Melbourne charged with aiming a murder shot at Lillian Dougisa in Sydney on August in a remand decision.
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Melbourne
Charles Donovan
Katoomba
Sydney
Lillian Dougisa
Chapman Deposition Forecast Affects England Captaincy
A London news chronicle reports ALP Chapman will not captain England in the upcoming Test and is unlikely to gain a place. Wyatt of Warwickshire may take the captaincy, while J. B. Hobbs shows reluctance to accept the role and Jupp says England selectors have not yet approached him.
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Chapman
England
Wyatt
Warwickshire
J. B. Hobbs
Northampton
Jupp
Sun and Herald
Wage Reduction Debate at Sydney City Council
Sydney City Council faces heated discussion over the Reform Party plan to cut wages for council employees by eight and one half percent. Aldermen from the governing party oppose the measure while Treasurer and others vote against it, triggering immediate parliamentary reactions and calls for formal procedures.
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Gannell
I¢r
Legislative Assembly
Fatal boxing bout ends in hospital death
In Melbourne the slugfest at a toxin match left fighter Thesilap Wale fatally injured after a brutal exchange with opponent Frank Kennedy. Wale died in hospital this morning, with Kennedys team confirming the event and medical staff detailing the incident as a critical boxing accident.
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Melbourne
Thesilap Wale
Frank Kennedy
Agri
Geemiony
Jonoekei
World Agreement Reached on Nitrate Production
An international accord covers global synthetic nitrate production outside the United States. Quotas will be set for European output to reduce supply, in exchange for Britain and Ghilean producers avoiding undercutting markets. Each signatory pledges not to export to other signatories to prevent unregulated competition.
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London
Mandry Nitealo
United States
Britain
Fortune Teller Fined in Melbourne Court
A Melbourne court heard Ram Perera, alias a fortune teller, misrepresented his trade to two policewomen. He claimed to tell fortunes at a residence but admitted no such activity. He was fined £85 with three months to pay.
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Melbourne
Vharesa
Ram“ral Perera
NE 3 House
Perera
Bombing Outrage Hits New Coalmining Area Monoplane Attack
A mysterious monoplane bombed a coalmining district near Provdense Konlurky, dropping dynamite loaded bombs. Two exploded with no casualties though a bomb landed near workers. the plane departed after circling the town causing widespread fear as strikes have tied up properties since April.
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Peovidense Konlurky
Amy Johnson Receives Royal Welcome in London
United Service marks Miss Amy Johnson’s royal reception by King and Queen at Buckingham Palace. The King invested her with a Order of GIR after she returns to Hull amid a lavish homecoming. City Hall honors include a silver casket and globe detailing her flight route. She asks for a scholarship at a university.
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Ine City Hall
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der Testimontat Tur
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Whale in Sydney Harbor Pursuit Damages Launch
A whale entering Sydney Harbor this morning measured from 20 to 40 feet, eluded harpoon attempts by famed fisher Mr Charlie Messenger. The whale smashed the launch with its tail injuring the upper deck, forcing the craft to retire from the chase. The whale remains in the harbor as plans for another capture attempt are set for tomorrow.
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Sydney Harbor
Charlie Messenger
Cantare
Juppie in limelight as England face Aussies in Test hints
Critics push Jupp as England captain hopeful after success against Australia with his bowling. B supporters claim inclusion in Neal Test team, suggesting Wiestoul could replace Chapman. The piece notes past war service, amateur status since, and fans say fixtures show Jupp as top spin bowler while selectors delay selection amid betting eve of Test.
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Neal
Wiestoul
Chapman
Upp Filayedd
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Leeds
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Supp
Call to Glamis Castle Looms Over London
Home Secretary J R Clynes said the call to Glamis Castle could come at any moment. He remains at Albio Castle near Glamis, ready day and night with full ent to act if needed. The King and Queen arrived in London from Cowes and plan a Balmoral visit, pausing at Glamis en route.
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Bribery Attempt Alleged Over Eyre Peninsula Land Block
In the South Australian House of Assembly Mr Moffieh claimed a Renmark West resident sent a letter saying he would back a Land Board request for an Eyre block if an influential word was spoken. The writer hinted a brother also sought land and hinted at bribes. Mr Moffugh denied soliciting bribes in his public role.
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House of Assembly
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Renmark West
Mollugh
Land Board
Eyre
Tom
Mofugh
R. UU
Langm
Waa
Poultry Market Quotations From Adelaide Report
Commercial note from Adelaide lists daily poultry prices and market quotes. Butter, creamery prints. eggs and livers. ducks, bacon, hams. turkeys and various onions. Prices shown as shillings and pence per unit in mixed local terms. Local producers and buyers cited in fragmented market diary style.
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Adelaide
A.W. Sandford and
Inday
HOA Looffi
Bariaer
Wankers
Utd
Mewini
Metal markets Adelaide reports dated August 11 quotes
Advices from the Australian Mines and Metals Association show London Metal Exchange quotations for August 11. The report lists forward and cash prices for Gopper-standard, pleckniniyic, wire barn, lead-soft foreign spar, and silver-standard ingots with changes in spot and forward terms.
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Australian Mines and Metals Association
London
Mets Exchange
Seven men to face trial over Clovelly house damage
In Sydney on Tuesday seventeen men were committed for trial at the Central Court on two charges of malicious damage to a residence at Clovelly. The case concerns the eviction of a probit, with proceedings continuing amid local tension.
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Central Court
Clovelly
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