MIS-FIRE CHARGE AT GI-FEER MINE INJURES JEFFERY
At the Proprietary Mine Gi-feer level a mis-shell explosion in a bore hole hurt Jeffery, with his skull and jaw severely damaged. His mate S Smith found him, the charge still active, and miners helped pull him toward the surface. Jeffery, a married father of three, faces critical injuries and hospital treatment.
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Uruken Hill
Jeffery
S. Smith
Jeff- Hvis
Smith
Jefery
Iain
Winnat
Hains
Mas Rile Jeffery
Harvey Street
Round Australia survey on fuel and water quality
AULLAINE Weunendiry and partners report a 50 word survey plan examining tonal safety petrol supplies oil distillation and distilled water quality. The Vacuum Of Nompats Proprietary Limited supplies Plume Avchoy color Epil Gargoyle Molilnll Wir and teams move toward Brunetts fawm in the Northern Territory for field trials.
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Snetti
Gap
Gill Awe Buchanan
Brunetts Fawne
Grand National Hurdle Ride Change at Melbourne
Adelaide, Wednesday. Boyd cannot ride Thomond after an injury from a Caulfield fall last Saturday. He will miss the Mount on Thomond in the Grand National Hurdle. Negotiations ongoing with Xoo, the New Zealand rider, in Melbourne to take Brakespear gelding ride.
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Adelaide
Muenur
Caulfield
Boyd
Thomond
Xoo
Newman
Melbourne
Victorian Affairs in Melbourne Reflects Land Repayment Gap
In Melbourne, the Minister for Lands, Mr H Bailey, stated soldier settlements in Victoria are £3,000,000 behind on land repayments, calling it a difficult problem. A deputation urged a marriage eligibility bill free of infectious disease, but the Chief Secretary warned such legislation would be hard to craft. Women’s groups pressed for tougher action against crimes against women and children, proposing uniformed female police and reforms. Mr Tunnecliffe backed Cabinet review but rejected drastic medical treatment proposals.
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Melbourne
H Bailey
Victoria
National Federation
T. Tunnecliffe
Tunnecliffe
Sydney Racing Betting on Big Double Sydney
Wetnesd Soorak leads betting for the Epsom Handicap with rivals including King Carnival Trim Moi Rahiel and Duke Isinglum as The Cypher Heads along with Mirthmakey El Duras Pennyboat Shrapnel Lady Valais and Mortonke compete in a crowded field.
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Sydney
Adder
King Carnival
Trim Moi
Rahiel
Duke Isinglum
Latest Scratchings At Epsom Handicap Sydney
Withdrawals noted in the latest scratchings from the Epsom Handicap with entries including Maurihango Mount Erin Meropolitan Murray Erin Gaulfeld and Melbourne Mount Erin.
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Sydney
Wednesias
Mount Erin
Gaulfeld
Melbourne
German Position on Irish Boundary Raises Conference Anxiety
Berlin doubts optimism from London on unsettled questions at the talks. Berlin views evacuation linked to Ruhr unity as unlikely, and fears Germany may not agree to a one-year postponement of the evacuation.
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Berlin
Reuter
London
Germany
Ruhr
Dail Eireann considers Irish Boundary Commission rep
In Dublin today Mr W F Y Cosgrave introduced a motion to appoint a representative on the Irish Boundary Commission and adjourn to October 21 for remaining stages. Labor leader Mr Johnson urged against adjournment, while Sir James Craig faced critique over his stance from Australian press.
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Reuter
Dublin
Wfy Cosgrave
Irish Boundary Commission
Johnson
Dail
Evacuation settlement eyed as spring date possible
London dispatch reports diplomatic sources saying an evacuation settlement may be reached with a spring deadline. In Washington Coolidge notes progress at the Wyles Allied talks in London tied to the Dawes plan but says the war debts issue cannot be reopened by Congress and remains out of his hands.
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Reuters Service
Washington
Coolidge
London
United States
Congress
Thominions Delegate Attends Big Fourteen Meeting
Sir Edgar Walton represented the Thominions at a Big Fourteen session to discuss the Third Committee work on deliveries in kind.
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Reuter
London
Edgar Walton
Thominions
Big Fourteen
Third Committee
Canterbury Disqualification Delayed to September Hearing
Sydney officials announce the disqualification hearing for trainer James and James MacCarten will be postponed until early September. Royal Dematch owner Mr Knient informs the club of the delay as officials prepare for the resumed proceedings. Captain H Spencer and his 13 year old son parachuted from a balloon near Keighley with the elder landing in the river Aire and the boy in a field. both survived.
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Sydney
Wodurder
AJC
James
Knient
Royal Dematch
Torms
H. Spencer
Keighley
Spencer
River Aire
Naval collision involving United States destroyers reported
A wireless message from the fleet states the destroyers Farenbolt and Farenholt collided in the main area. Both ships sustain damage and are in need of repairs. Reports from Washington indicate the incident occurred during maneuvers and the fleet is assessing the damage.
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Nouter
Washington
United State Battle Fleet
Golf at Seaton crowns champions amid strong field
In Seaton Country Championships Jolius A MT Tragwad Path Byanelh won the golf title as top players from across the state competed. The event featured bold drives and tight putting with notable performances by several rivals.
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Wedgusias
Wifes Bills Trial in Melbourne Court
In the Henegal Session, Melbourne woman Lilian Alice Kent Francis faced trial for obtaining woollen goods from Myers Ply Ltd by false pretences and attempting to obtain a bag. She was found not guilty amid testimony about a husband’s authority, an alledged family credit pledge, and improvised accounting.
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Ioanere
Wastes Me
Henegal
Melbourne
Lilian
Alice Kent Francis
Yous Wopson
Myers Ply. Ltd
J. J. Glarke
W Kirby
Myer's
W. L._Ashby
Chamber of Manufactures
Plinders-street
Mr. Clarke
Dublin Debates on Treaty and Election Eligibility
In Dublin on Tuesday Mr Gongrave proposed delaying the debate and argued the House should sit. Sean Milroy urged that executive measures were needed to enforce the treaty. Milroy pressed the general election eligibility in Amiath and Teeland, while the Dail Eireann debated focusing on the treaty endgame.
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Dublin
Gongrave
Sean Milroy
House of Commons
Wey
Amiialh
Teeland
Dail Eireann
Dei
Port Pirie Football Association Meeting Last Night
Port Pirie Football Association met at the Exlange Hotel with H Jackson presiding. Delegates from Solomontown and other clubs discussed Davis of St Mark’s threatening language, Davis to stand down for one match, and the need to protect umpires. The central umpire resigned for business reasons, and arrangements were made to seek replacements. A gold medal for best player was offered, and Dwyer received £4 compensation after an injury. Delegates to reconvene at 5 pm to discuss the central umpire matter.
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Port Pirie Footwil Association
H. Jackson
Exlange Hotel
Messrs
D. Hine
W. Arbon
Solaown
F.C. Pembar
G. Vial
Proprietary
J. P. Skehar
T. Davis
St. Mark's
Benn
Solomontown
Davis
Virie
Busbridge
L.A. League
Port Nte
Penglase
Port Augusta
Boundary Umvire
FS. Johnson
W. 5
Sweetland
Association
Wellington
Lawry and
Soode
Hual Association
Provident Fund
J. Dwyer
Dwyer
China Russia Agreement Settled on Legation Handover
Reuters reports in Shanghai that hands over of Russian Legation to M Karachan is settled with all Legations except Italy given instructions. Italian outcome is not expected to oppose. Leonard Caldicott, a Whitby schoolboy, fell from 200 ft East Cliff but was saved after a rock broke his descent and he landed in eight feet of water.
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Reuters
Shanghai
Songt
Ttalian
M. Karachan
Leonard Caldicott
Whitby
Labor claims farmers gain in Address Reply debate
In the Legislative Council Mr T Pascoe accused the Labor Party of engineering the Address Reply for farmers and settlers. Minister A A Kirkpatrick reported 444 boys arrived under the Boy Apprentice Scheme, with 78 absconded and 75 left with government consent. 406 transferred, 208 by employers, 17 expelled, 125 unaccounted, some deceased.
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Adelaide
Legislative Council
T. Pascoe
Labor Party
Arwiwra
Pascos
South Australia
A. A. Kirkpatrick
Carr
A Matter of Foundations in Assembly Declared
Mr Peter Reidy spoke in the Assembly alleging that foundations of several Houses at Colonel Light Gardens were not raised and that extra work was paid for by the contractor. Minister W Denny denied the charge and promised to take members to settle the matter.
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Adelaide
Peter Reidy
Howes of Assembly
Colonel Light Gardens
Me. W. Denny
Emus Hunt on Wild Inland Trek Ends Near Iron Knob
Leon Knol correspondent recounts a trip by Messrs J Anderson Levelt and companions to wild inland plains for emu hunting. A flock of emus spooks the party at speed 42 mph as Arden walks ahead, a kangaroo alarm, shots in the air, and a late-night arrival at Iron Knob after a demanding trek.
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Leon Knol
Ron Knob
J. Anderson
Levelt
Messrs
J. Casldy
P. Biel
Markey
Brie Arden
Anderson
Te Aeewey Plain
Arden
Eale
Arion
Kimba-Iron Knobe
Iron Knob
Desperate man charged after George Street confrontation
Sydney police officers Constable Delaney and Sergeant Kennedy arrested a man on George Street. When restrained at noon a desperate struggle occurred as the man drew a revolver and pointed it at Delaney. He was overpowered and later charged with false pretences.
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Sydney
Delaney
Kennedy
George Street
Orowaiki Aground Near Point Buchan
Reuter's Service reports Lalou Steamship Company’s Orowaiki, a New Zealand vessel, ran aground at Point Buchan about 15 miles south of San Francisco on a Tuesday port.
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Reuter
San Francisco
Themer Orowaiki
Lalou Steamship Company
New Zealand
Point Buchan
Here
Omens Hockey Carnival results in Aussies win
At the All Australian Hockey Carnival in Sydney, women’s matches saw New South Wales defeat Tasmania six goals to nil and South Australia beat Victoria two goals to nil.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Tasmania
South Australia
Victoria
Troubles in Sudan spark riots across Khartoum and Atbara
Reuters reports a British battalion moves from Egypt to reinforce troops in Sudan after three outbreaks. Cadets at Khartoum Military School clashed on August 9 4 1 and a British company disarmed them. Atbara’s Egyptian Railway Battalion rioted August 10 causing damage and a cordon siege. British and Arab Mounted Rifles restored order with 19 casualties. Port Sudan saw a second outbreak August 10 as Egyptians within the railway unit paraded with clubs before retreating to barracks. Townspeople remain calm.
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Reuter
London
Egypt
Sudan
Military School of
Khartoum
Atbara
Port Sudan
Atbara Affair Reported Amid Egyptian Demonstration
The Atbara incident left ten dead and nine wounded as troops opened fire on a pro Egyptian protest. Elahram says British forces were present but did not shoot. Arab guards fired after warning. communique claims British troops were absent during a railway battalion attack. Sudan Arab Mounted Rifles reportedly acted without orders amid provocation.
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Cairo
Elahram
Atbara
Egyptain
Sudan Arab Mounted Rifles
Aged Request From Port Wakefield Deputation
An aged request from Port Wakefield heard today with four members presenting to Mr F. McLachlan M.P. They urged the opening of Port Wakefield harbor area. Mr Kirkpatrick pledged to consider the matter after the briefing this morning.
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Adelaide
Port Wakefield
Ff. P. McLachlan
Marine
Port Wakefeld
Kirkpatrick
Terrific Explosion at Rocca Anfo Fortress in Brescia
An explosion of nitro glycerine at Rocca Anfo fortress in Brescia Italy interrupted traffic and damaged the road. Two bodies have been recovered and debris littered the area.
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Reuter
Brescia
Italy
Rocca Anfo
Great Air Race for the King's Cup wins in 1920s tone
Ten famous flyers started the longest one day aerial race at 5:00 a.m. over 950 miles from Martelsham to Lee-on-the-Solent for the King's Cup. Lt. Jones led early from Dumbarton, Cobham won the Cup, Barnard retired after a crash, and Jones finished in 7 hours 24 minutes 52 seconds.
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Reuter
London
Martelsham
Suffolk
Edinburgh
Dumbaton
Falmouth
Lee- On-the-Solent
Jones
Air Force
Dumbarton
King
Newcastle
Courtney
Brough
Cobham
Butler
de Havilane
MacMillan
Barnard
Ayr
Baird
Durham
Lieut
The Fordsdale Crew Names in Union Suspension List
The expected trouble aboard the steamer Fordsdale centers on a typed list from Union president Tom Waleh containing names of suspended crew. Officers intend to rehire the men if offered, while the crew threaten strong resistance, signaling potential line-wide disruption tomorrow.
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Sydney
Fordsdale
Tom Waleheainen
Sui
Wembley's Huge Record Sets Attendance Milestone
London reports Wembley attendance surpassing ten million as crowds surge for twenty years. The report notes record drops in wheat acreage across England and Wales, with a gain of about 194 thousand acres.
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Umlal
England
Wales i Suallest
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Ta Herald
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Omens Hockey Carnival
Wakefield Deputation
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