Adelaide doctor dies in Sydney hotel room
Dr Hodgson, 63, a former Adelaide medical officer for Minda Home, died in a Sydney hotel after a suspected convulsive episode. Police found traces of a small quantity of liquor on the table and a glass, with his wife and nine year old daughter present. He had arrived from Adelaide days earlier and resigned from Minda Home in January.
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Adelaide
Brighton
E. A. Ansley
Minda
Hodgson
Sydney
Aelaide
Eancelieving
England
Darenth
Dartford
Englan
Carnival football results from South Australia and New South Wales
Sydney reports carnival football games in Victoria with Western Australia defeating South Wales 20 for 17 22 while South Wales scored 16 18. Goalkickers include Flemming Tyson and Stewart for Western Australia. Powditch Crossland and Troughton lead for New South Wales along with multiple scorers. Best players listed for both sides.
Victoria Defeats South Australia In Football Clash
In Victoria versus South Australia, scores surged across quarters with Victoria leading 7 behinds to nil then 10 behinds to 7 6, 15 behinds to 8 6, and final 46 to 9. Goalkickers include Strang 3 and Covenry 4 for Victoria while Wundersitz and several SA players added two goals each. Best players list Victoria Hopkins Smallhorn Strang Bunton Adamson Hye H Clarke. South Australia Adenex Pontifex Burton Snell Iyor Wanersilz Dermody.
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Victoria
South Australia
Strang
G. Covenry
A. Clarke
Hopkins
Bunton
Davey
South
Adelaide Oval Football Final Scores Report
Final scores at Adelaide Oval show Victoria 15 13 103 defeats South Australia 13 17 95 with key players listed for both sides. Victoria Mohr Bentley Bevridge Lewis Kutiken and South Australia Munro Owens Colyer Giddell McCallum Best Players include Victoria Hillis Star tin Clarke Lewis Williams Tiemann Mohr Murray. performers noted for South Australia include Walter Page Munro Masters Tull Symhker Tarvis Johnson.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Oval
Vietchia
South Australia
Victoria
Mohr
Bentley
Braineach
Regin
Beveridge
Lewis
Kutiken
South Austra
a—Munro
Owens
Colyer
Giddell
McCallum
Victoris
Hillis
Startin
Glarke
Willams
Tiemann
Murray
Wal~ Ter
Page
Munro
Masters
Tull
Syhimker
Tarvis
Johnson
Solicitor rebuked in Melbourne court over conduct
In a Melbourne General Sessions court a defense counsel mocked Crown witnesses in a trial of Walter EarIe for obscene behaviour. Judge Williams condemned the remarks and warned counsel of his improper conduct. The jury found Earl not guilty. he was discharged.
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Melbourne
Heture
Court of General Sessions
Willams
Wali Urie
Railway
Etec Inielan
Carlton
Manchiester
Mr. Manchester
Manchester
Adkireseime
Nanchester
Seouard
Earle
Ventini
Murder and Pillage In Cuba Headlines Havana Uprising
Rebels topple Machado regime as a mass demonstration turns deadly in Havana. Twenty one killed and 200 wounded as mobs loot palaces and homes while Colonel Antonio Jiminez, head of the secret police, dies amid gunfire and public desecration. Army reluctance and chaotic streets compound the crisis.
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Havana
PoensioEnt Machado
Senor Do Ccapedes
Machado
Antonio Jiminez
Death of Walter Stuart Former Acting Judge and Master
Walter Leslie Stuart died at Northfield Hospital at 58 after months of ill health. A long serving Master of the Supreme Court of South Australia and former Acting Judge, he was born in Adelaide and educated at Prince Alfred College and Adelaide University. He held roles as Associate to Sir Hears Rundey, Sir John Gordon, and Sir Samuel Way, and served in the South Australian Forces from 1899 rising to major. He helped establish Morphettville Racecourse Camp and served at Mit cham a J P Camp, contributing to military and patriotic efforts. He was also a leader in the Rejected Volunteers Association and Soldiers Welfare Committee, and an avid yachtsman and commodore of Goldfields Yacht Club.
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Adelaide
Northfield Hospital
Walter Leslie Stuart
Stuart
Supreme Court of South Australia
Prince Alfred Coline
Adelaide University
Supreme Court
Sir Hears Rundey
Isir John Gordon
Samuel Way
Bart
Aline Sieving
Brieform Ag
Lanis
Mr. Stuart
Mir
Dstice Buchanan
Mr. Stiart
Aml
South Australian Field Artillery
Mitcham
Mc Stuart
Rejected Volunteers’ Association
Soldiers' Welfare Committee
Yarbling
Fioldfnst Ray Club
Kingswood Team Welcomed at Pirie Dinner
A 50 strong group of Kingswood players officials and fans were hosted at Central Hotel after their 1 showed defeat to Pirie combined team. Pirie officials led by Mr W Cousin and Mr A Johnston lauded the visit praising hospitality and suggesting future junior teams. Team members expressed gratitude and looked forward to reciprocal hospitality in Adelaide.
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Central Hotel
Kingswood Ram
Pirie
W. Zousin
Pirie Soccer Association
Cousin
A. Johnston
Pirie Association
aMerathy
Hopcelalds
H. Young
Pirie Astovialion
Kingswoot
J. Reteht
Tin ‘Guitering
Ms “Rionds
Miey
Adelaide
Oool
Pirie Thenfls
Kingswood
Pervira’s Hill
Solomontown
Port Pirie Social Notes and Local Departures
Messes. C A Klose and J Jantka left Pirie on Saturday and stayed at Barrier Hotel. R T Weetman and Mrs Weetman returned to Adelaide after visiting Pirie, staying at Barrier. Ken Berry visits Pirie, staying at Royal Exchange. J Hancock left Port Pirie for Quorn, after staying at Royal Exchange. J F Bennett visited Pirie and flew to Adelaide, staying at Royal Exchange. Mayor Threadgold presided at a civic reception in Pirie Town Hall for South Adelaide footballers. T Fitzgerald set to return to Adelaide from Federal Hotel. Jahns, Adelaide policeman, visiting Pirie. home tomorrow. MM B Condon, from Adelaide by new Avroplane service on Saturday. J Fe Bennett of Australian Networking Company visited Pirie and left by sleeper train Saturday. Death of Mr James Daly at Broken Hill, long-time worker and union member. survived by four daughters. Mrs Ford to join her Irish family. farewell gathering held for former headmaster Miss Smethurst at Hillarow with gifts and thanks.
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Mr. J. Hancock
Victoria Rubberaid Company
Royal Exchange Hotel
Port Pirie
Quorn
J. F. Bennett
Adelaide
Pirie
W. AL. Threadgold
South Adelaide
Pirie Town Hall
James Daly
Broken Hill
The
Compensation Association
Workers’ Industrial Union
Daly
Wiege
Doreén
Lorna
Marie
Bonnie
Broken
Ford
Burke Ward School
Sydney
Hillarow
Smethurst
Vystal
Youths' Clothing Distribution Set For Town Hall
W H Threadgold announces a youths clothing distribution tomorrow at Town Hall. Last weekend the mayor invited youths in need to apply and many turned up. Mrs Threadgold says stocks should cover requirements. Distribution runs 2:30 to 4:30 at Alexander Street entrance.
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W. H. ‘Threadgold-mayorsey
Mayoresa
Risdon Guides Hold First Kix Series Lecture
RISDON guides under First Riselon Company spent an evening at an Ine testing session led by Mrs Rohreheim. She delivered a child nursing lecture for second class guides as part of a six lecture series. Final tests and badge progress follow. Guides practice folk dancing and plan for piano turns. Laundry and cooking tests completed. badges awaited.
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Gini Gulies
Riselon
Mre
Plano
Railway Business Looking Up in SA rail profits
Provisional earnings of the South Australian Railways for the week ended August 7 reached 41931 pounds, up from 41525 pounds a year earlier, an increase of 406 pounds.
The First Year at Austral Theatre
The First Year at Austral Theatre features Janet Gaynor and James Farrell in a Fox romantic comedy based on Frank Dhaven. A strong supporting cast includes Minna Gombell Leila Bennett Dudley Diggs George Meeker Robert McWade Maude Burrough Henry Koiker.
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Wisizal Wheatre
Janet Gaynor
James Farrell
Fox
Frank Dhaven
Hollywood
Minna Gombell
Leila Bennett
Findle
Janet
Dudley Diggers
McLe
Charlie
George Meeker
Robert McWade
Maude Rburoe
Henry Koiker
Y.M.C.A. Tennis Club Holds Meeting
The Y.M.C.A. Tennis Club meeting under YALA saw officers elected including A Arnold as president Randery captain Gelding vice captain and Flint treasurer with Sandery White on the executive committee. Four teams to compete in each division were decided and court repairs planned with a social event set at the YMCA grounds in August with prizes for the wine versus Ely tournaments.
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Yala
Tepals Club
Cones
Efferts Wert Elvetnd
A. Arnold
Vomeg
Heart of Directors
MM. Randery
J. Gelding
Ry Flint
Vaerolury
Qiflers
M. Sandery
M. White
To Ym.g.a. Endms
Ely
Interstate baseball thriller ends in South Australia win
South Australia edged New South Wales 6 2 in a tense interstate baseball clash. Chi si eom, Wiles and Gillespie produced the scoring for SA as the late error swung the game in the home side's favor after a tight fight through the middle innings.
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Sydney
South Australia
Nay
Yit
Inter Feline
Palehey
Ty Dhat
He Viet
Chisieom
Wiles
Gillesme
Searess
South Wales
Victofix Defeats New South Whi in intercity tri series
Victoria defeats New South Wales in a triangular interstate series at Poterzham Oval WesteeAny. Final scores Victoria 2202 200 and South Wales 1.002 240.
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Victoria
New South
Coursing Tamfstown Sunday Polling Draw At Jamestown
The report outlines a Sunday polling draw for secure open alms at Jamestown with several racing entries. It lists numerous dog names and participants, including Top Speed versus Volunteer and Germeln versus Bonnie's Nere, with a mix of others such as Ariel Sheen and Early Sunspit in the field.
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Tamfstown
Jamestown
Saphle
Fliwty
Top Speed
Volunteer
Murly Rotax
Ariel Sheen
Just Signe x
Potwu
Wilkie Fesheis
Refalin Queen
Bold Dass
Tennis at Crystal Brook Club sets opening date and officers
At the Crystal Brook Tennis Club annual meeting the opening day was set for Saturday September 9. The club decided not to ally with Port Pirie Association. Elected officers include President A Campbell and Vice President By Robinson.
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Crystal Brook
Pirie
Crystal Brook Tennis Club
Alliain
Port Pirie
Unclear Fragment on Minor Ages and Marriages
Fragmentary OCR notes report counts of minors, registries in England and Wales, and mentions brides and grooms with uncertain ages. Details are fragmentary and unrecoverable. no clear event or outcomes are established.
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England
Wales
Thackeray Warns of Juggernaut Risk on Road
A garbled warning warns readers to beware a dangerous juggernaut trampling risk. The fragment mentions Thackeray and a conditional threat to safety, suggesting caution near heavy wheels and heavy vehicle movement.
Concert in Austral Theatre Raises Funds for Playground
A Sunday evening concert at Austral Theatre featured a varied vocal and instrumental programme to aid the Children's Playground, raising about £37/7. Notable performances included Miss A Kasson, Master P MeTietife, Mr A Bond, and Miss t Ganmmow with piano and violin solos, saxophone and clarinet pieces, with accompaniments by Mesdames G fimmy and f Stonestimne. This marked the first in a weekly series by the Playersnndy to support local charity.
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Aistea Theatre
A. Kasson
Sanz
A. Bond
Mr. Unimow
T. Ganmmow
Blonde Venus at Naone Theatre Highlighted by Western Novelists
A local notice previews the film Blonde Venus at the Naone Theatre with Sun literature by Jane Grey and other western writers. The Wednesday program promises a good laugh and features Bring Em Back Alive in new screenings.
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Atarione
Petrol Price Cut Passes to Consumers Today
Pirie retailers report an immediate one penny per gallon reduction from major oil companies. First grade price set at 1/10 8 per gallon and second grade at 1/8 at petrol pumps.
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Pirie
Hansard fragment shows debate on government policy and treasury actions
In the exchange Mr Lacey and Mr Bardolph spar over a policy to fund by government credit and pay interest to the Commonwealth Bank. The debate touches on revenue belonging to the States and the Leader of the Australian Labor Party criticizing the Treasurer. The Deputy Speaker urges withdrawal of the interjection.
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Mr. Lacey
Poomse
Commonwealth Bank
L. Buller
Bardolph
Lacey
Australian Labor Party
Arly
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Ozone Theatre
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Federal Hotel
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