Police raid at Family Hotel sparks licenced victuallers' action
In Pirie the Family Hotel raid triggers tensions between police and licenced victuallers. No arrests were made, yet hotelkeepers allege heavy handed conduct and fear loss of Saturday trade. The Licensed Victuallers' Association vows action. police say nothing official. Detective comments reference legal opinions and potential damages claims. ADELAIDE reports Commissioner Leane has not yet received Johns' report.
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Inspector Johns
Threadgold
U S.V.A
Recorder
Licensed Victuallers’ Association
the Recorder
Adelaide
Leane
Commissioner of Police
Johns
Wages and Hours in Textile Trade in Melbourne
Full Arbitration Court decides not to restore 10 percent wage reduction and sets 44 hour standard in woollen and cotton sections. Where current hours are 48, no change. knitting may move to 44 if finances allow. Alteration to 44 hours to be enacted with future awards by Judge Reeby. Industry cited as highly competitive.
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Melbourne
G& Full Arbitration Court Today TV
Australian
Textile Workers’ Union
New South Wales
Reeby
Lancashire plans for star players amid costly offers
English cricket talks in London reveal Lancashire Building For Future amid mounting efforts to recruit Test stars from the West Indies and England. Offers exceed £30 a week as Tate has been approached five times. Clubs warn they cannot sustain finances without top professionals.
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London
West Indies
Lancashire
Tate
Taxation Clerk Mercer Sent to 18 Months Gaol
Adelaide Monday report on Arthur William Mercer of Glenelg a former Taxation Department clerk jailed for 18 months by Mr Justice Napier after being found guilty of converting £33 worth of tax stamps to his own use on December 22 1932. His Honor noted Mercer was not the principal offender in taxation frauds.
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Adelaide
Athur William Mercer
Byron Street
Glenelg
Taxation Department
Justice Napier
Criminal Court
Mercer
Foreign Legion at War in Atlas Mountains Clash
Paris reports a fierce battle in the Atlas Mountains high above sea level between French Foreign Legion forces and 5,000 tribesmen. The fight, marked by close combat, costs 42 legionaries killed in a single day and includes two plane crashes with five killed.
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Paris
Atlas Mountains
Fio
Fve
Franklin sent for trial in perjury case
In Adelaide Police Court Benjamin Franklin formerly an axation clerk faced trial. Lawrence Baynes manager of the Napoleon Hotel gave evidence that Franklin promised £35 to liquidate a loan by July 15, which Baynes denied lending. Baynes, recently arrested for perjury, testified as Franklin sought to deter Baynes from giving evidence. Franklin reserved his defence and was committed for trial. Bail set at £50 with £50 surety.
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Adelaide
Benjamin Franklin
Lawrence Joseph Baynes
Napoleon Hotel
RR. Chamberlin
Franklin
Baynes
Chamberlain
E. M. Sabine
P.M
German labor leader attacks childless women tax plan
Berlin Monday. Labor leader Herr Carius said a movement to compel German women to marry would tax childless women in support of those who had done their duty to the State.
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Berlin
Carius
Graziers Face Night Theft Wave With Guns
Herd owners warn of recent Sheep thefts during late hours as graziers report armed intrusions. Local authorities urge vigilance and remind farmers to secure pens and document losses for investigation.
Thieving Rampant in Victoria Causes Sheep Losses
Melbourne reports widespread sheep thefts with numerous losses. Night patrols pursue thieves as grazers alert authorities, while anxious farmers fear further pillage and gun activity at night.
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Melbourne
Roosevelt Orders Warships To Cuba In Response To Revolt
Washington reports President Roosevelt ordered three warships to Cuba to protect American nationals as Havana declares calmer conditions though a group tied to former President Machado’s secret police fired on the new president Manuel Deespedes, with no injuries. Secret police are still being hunted and killed in Havana.
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Roosevelt
Cuba
Havana
Machado
Menual
Dublin Parade Abandoned by Government Ban
In Dublin on Monday the Government banned the parade of the Blue Shirts and armored cars patrolled the streets. Six uniformed Blue Shirts clashed with a mob, police rescues ten injured, and the cenotaph was deserted. Gen. O Duffy proclaimed plans to dominate Ireland within three years and sought Northern Ireland union.
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Inter
Paris
O'Duffy
Blue Shirts
Sais
Irekind
Northern Ireland
Weather Log: Temperatures Range From 44 to 67.6
Yesterday recorded high reached 67.6 degrees with a low around 44 degrees. The 24 hour period ended at 8 30 a m with a subsequent high of 57.1 by 4 30 p m.
Victorian and Tasmanian Engineers Demand Federal Court
A group of railway engineers from Victoria and Tasmania petitions for the establishment of a federal court system. They urge central judicial authority to handle interstate railway issues and labor disputes, citing uniform standards and quicker resolutions. They call for legislative action to create the court.
Union seeks transfer to federal arbitration in rail cases
Great hardship alleged as Victorian and Tasmanian branches of the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engineers ask the Full Arbitration Court to restore control to the Federal Arbitration Court. They argue Tasmania lacks a competent tribunal to review commissioners decisions and that setting aside awards harms employees.
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Melbourne
Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engineers
Railways Classification Board
Victoria
Railways Commissioner
Tasmania
Drakeford
Notable Visitors Debark in Port Pirie Hotel Stays
A flurry of visitors reaches Port Pirie as numerous dignitaries and associates check into Royal Exchange Hotel and Barrier Hotel. Mr C A Brown of Erywalkin Limited, Mrs Maxwell wife of the Salvation Army commissioner, and Det Harris Jatt are among arrivals, with A V Bukman M McLachlan from St Johns Ambulance and others lodging at Royal Exchange Hotel or Barrier Hotel.
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Erywalkin Limited
Port Pirie
Royal Exchange Hotel
A. V. Bukman
M. McLachlan
St. John's Ambulance
Pirie
Det
Harris
C. 8. Coogan
Parkside
Ozone Theatre
Mel. Coogan
Child
Port Augusta
Lrle
M. Limbert
D. Stock~ Fe
Laura
A. Both
J. St. Both and Co
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Dorlep
Serfpeilt and Sons, Limited
Barrier Hotel
A. E B. Smith
Wheeler Lim- Wed
Cleo Hill
Adelaide
V. Lensom
Gleasle
Port Piris
Royal Exchange
AV Maxwell
Gom+ alvisioner
Maxwell
Salvation Arny
Bystand
Gold mining shares rally amid thin London quotations
Gold-mining stocks reached new highs on the Stock Exchange as trading later picked up. About 32,000 shares changed hands with 19 issues advancing from 1/2 to 4/4d a share, while profit taking pushed Associated with a 5d fall and five other lines slipped 4d to 4d.
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Adelaide
Stock Exchange
London
FIGHT TO A FINISH OVER SEASIDE SETTLER CLAIMS
Federal and Victorian government representatives clash over migrant settlers claims. An arbitrator to assess compensation or write off losses is likely. The overseas settlers conference continues amid opposition to settlement terms from Britain, the Federal and State governments. Protests were sent to the Prime Minister Victorian Premier and British representative Mr Crutchiey.
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Melbourne
Conference of Overseas Settlers
Crutchiey
Australia
Man Deported From New Zealand Missing Aboard Steamer
Detectives boarded the steamer Marama to remove a deported man from New Zealand but he vanished just before the search. Passengers were held aboard for about half an hour, then allowed to debark in single file under scrutiny. Authorities suspect he may have been picked up by a boat during berthing.
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Sydney
Moniay
New Zealand
Altough
Yar
Dole Strikers Demonstrate Over Representation Request
Dole strikers protested in the city after a request for representation at today’s sustainment conference with the Government and Trades Hall Council was refused. They blocked Swanston and Bourke streets until police dispersed them. a man and woman were arrested. The man faced inciting language charges while the woman was charged with similar offenses and assaulting a constable. The private conference between Government and Trades Hall Council executives concluded with proposals to be presented to Cabinet later.
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Melbourne
Trades Hall Council
Dole
Swanston
Bourke
Blay Defeats Delaney in Sydney bout
Bobby Blay wins over Bobby Tirlaiey at Musheulees Bay Stadion in Sydney. Blay weights 16.24 to Tirlaiey 10.6 as Blay scores a seventh round knockout in a scheduled 45 round match.
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Musheulees Bay Stadion
Bobby Blay
Bobby Tirlaiey
Too Many Police Stir Pirie Council Debate
Pirie Town Council debated a Local Government Department reply denying a police overstaff and moiety relief. The council noted last year’s moiety £2016, this year £1866, next June £1806, with a £206 three year reduction, and urged reconsideration of police numbers while stressing Pirie’s industrial importance and lawful status.
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Pirie Town
Local Government Department
Pirie
Lacey
Pirke
Ald. Davis
St John Ambulance to form Port Pirie division
A town hall meeting approved forming a Port Pirie division of the St John Ambulance Brigade. Dr L Tussi named divisional surgeon and T Cornish acting superintendent. R V Bulman and R MacLachlan attended from the South Australian district. Al Atl an was named honorary secretary. A Harrison became acting meeting ambulance officer.
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Port Pirie
St. John Ambulance Brigade
R. V. Bulman
R. MacLachlan
L. Tussi
T. Cornish
A. Harrison
McTing
al. A. Atlan
Resolution blocks debate on Rugby League and Australian rules proposals
The New South Wales Rugby League adopts a resolution tonight that bars further consideration of vision proposals for Rugby League and Australian rules. A motion to rescind was debated. an amendment favored no further action, and the motion was approved after a heated discussion.
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Sydney
New South Wales Rugby League
Icague
It Was Only a Rat At the Substation
A large rat caused a near‑miss at the Prot Pirie substation when it tangled in a high tension cable shortly before midnight. Town engineer A H Rieschick arrived promptly and by 12 7 the electric tests were on again, preventing further nuisance.
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A. H. Rleschick
Agaly
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