Solomontown narrowly defeats St Mark's in rough football clash
Solomontown survives a tough test against St Mark's with a 9 goal 16 behind to 6 1 after a hard fought match marked by injuries and substitutions. Phillips led Solomontown with strong midfield and forward play while Grenfell and Neill linked well for Saints late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Bejns
Lexes
Gralifsine
Solomontown Wire
Gervious
Milny
Cavenett
Chistie
Green
Pim
Pdmips
John Son
Phillips
Webb
Dariel
Grontoll
Solomontown Victorious Over St Mark's In Sixteen Point Win
In a Saturday game Solomontown defeated St Mark's despite playing with four men. Solomontown led 24 goals 18 behinds to 42 behinds for St Mark's, with standout players Groske A Smith Seer Allan and Hanlan contributing to the win while Tulls Jesuitroy Kearney and Walker were noted among the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dior
Greens
Elin
Benn
Laceyan Philips
Fiyaus
Stark
Solomontown
Bodine
Metitire Om Ite West Tank
Lauba
Willis
St. Mack's
St. Mark's
Olomontown
Supls
Beores
Henjnds
Rollstickers
Swtelstre
Gracke
Walker
Mount Smithy
Shaen Abwes Oni
Audiy
Hes
Suueltre
Groske
A. Smith
Seer
Allan
Losars —Tulls
Hanlan
Jesutroy
Ards Oni Kearney
Junior Association Solmontown Defeats St Marks 10 Goals
Solmontown thrashed St Marks U1 at Dpill Hall Oval on Saturday by nine points. Key scorers for the winners included Pavlivh OBrien Arbon Storer Syewood Miller and Johnson. Best players were Arautorth Line O'Brien Adama Grocke and Johnson. Losers featured Green Reinsehmall Heady Nolison Best, with Small Milibaat Waite and Brady among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solmontown
Dpill Hall
Seewrtay
Suerdat Solomucfawn
Bes Neuids
St. Mark's
Godlfakerns
Pavlivh
Obrien
Arbon
Storer
Syewood
Miller
Arautorth
Line
O'Brien
Adama
Grocke
Johnson
Small
Milibaat
Waite
MeOviey
Reinsehmuidt
Brady
Sacred Concert for Ladies Benevolent Society in Port Pirie
A Worthy Cause concert at the Alhambra showcased soloists and ensembles led by Fore of Pont Pirlo’s teatime arcisis. Performers included Cyril Jones, L. Jones, W. Frenois, D. Hobarts, J. White, Ree Whiten, and the Mule Vole hole brass. The Queen of Spots committee praised the two hours of popular instrumental works and vocal pieces, with proceeds aiding charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of Spots
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Port Pirie
Cyril Jones
L. Jones
W. Frenois
D. Hobarts
J. White
Ree
Uhal
Gommifien
Thos
Taetaigist
Ware
Pyre Pine
Dass Mand
Bredon
Pas
Mrs I. White
Pine
Rhow
Messrs
Z. Brammer Ad G
Gummun
Ree ‘Willams
G. Gumimew
A. RL Pillar
Conversion Loan Appeal Echoes Across Australia
In Melbourne, Sir Robert Gibson advocates converting bonds held by Australians to advance a nationwide plan. He argues bondholders should view it as an immediate national benefit. The proposal envisions equal access to wealth through government-backed bonds while preserving national assets and avoiding widespread hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Robert Gibsot
Cowmenwtrth Bank Board
Ucnaceas
Bondulders
Pli
Australia
Miu
Yhaegh
Audiysiy
Iran
NyMerHs
Malmubed
Britain and India. Gandhi and Congress reach key demand
A report discusses Gandhi and the Congress preparing to press demands in London. It mentions Delhi pact, taxes, and a possible constitutional settlement. The piece notes rising parochial tensions and calls for a general meeting of the community to decide who should pay taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Telesar
Ganata
Delhi
Insania Thal
Lonzltie
Congress Wyit
Pituao
Gandhi
Melbourne Plane Crash Claims Mechanic Pilot Role
Walter Rolfe, a skilled motor mechanic and recent commercial pilot, died when his aeroplane crashed from 1,500 feet at Rainbow. Eyewitnesses reported the wing failure and engine burial in the earth after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Walter Rolfe
Mechi Aerobow
Rainbow
Rolfe
Fate of Missing Men Near Laverton Report
A missing prospector and his two year old son are feared dead near Laverton after reports of cannibalism by wild natives. A relief party returned with no sign of the men, while a second expedition failed to locate them. The pursuit continued as authorities sought clues and the fate of the two missing travelers remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huslet
Beno
Sladen
Anhansen
Alvin Sprbisss
Camris
Snd
Nis
Edson Tragedy Inquest Adjourned In Australia Paper
An adjourned inquest into the Edson tragedy resumes at 10:30 am on Monday. Mrs. Mary Kallevine Edson, aged 52, was found buried under cement in the shed of her Ligsttamse street home in Knoxville. The inquiry will hear a witness list including Vincent Charlies Bdsda and forensic analyst Will give results of analyses on body areas. A cabinet official will observe proceedings at the Adelaide location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary ‘Kallevine
Ligsttamse Street
Knoxville
Otter
Meliihio
Rason
Polive
Vincent Charlies
Sondaoyor
Warshuouse
Bilson
Elven
Mrmr
Edson
W. AL
Eduegelan
Panets Street
Adelaide
Queen of Houdation Child Welfare Show at Memoria Oval
Event at Memoria Oval featured baby and pet show with prize winners including Lindy Mayiloll and Nancy Morley. Dolls, dressing, and cake contests drew fair attendance. school groups performed as local council and Pirie School aided stalls and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hausa
Marian Willi
Severi
Memoria Oval
Youus Phledas Were Entered In the Baby Show By Proud Mothers
Peize
Meeaw
Lindy Mayiloll
Gast-dressat Ening
Nancy Morley
Spessel Prises
Batty Murphy
Lels Perry
Beley_ Byakentldgy
Barbara Wario
Betty Whiting
Pat Stow
Joyce
G. Betes
Oys
A. Ay Piller
Pirie School
Oram
J. J. Vaushan
Evenil
Pikie
Boyedtion
Ate
Mso
Tofatts
Uceisker of
the Oval
Victoria Wins Interstate Watch in wet conditions
Approximately 20,000 spectators watched Victoria defeat South Australia in a soggy Melbourne cricket style match. Victoria led 1 24 to 2 0 7 early, with standout players Martyn and Vietor in a dominant display while South Australia struggled to match pace and tactics.
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South Australia
Vistovin
Victoria
Australia
Inala
Thily
Burton
Vietorfan
Mitach
Daler
Wall Greemiyn
Whey
Ware
Mieloria
Woeturls
Vitturie
Engls
Soul Australia
Vieturia
Gsaals
South Aispralig
Gyslkinkers
Vietorie
Vadlenee
Bunton
Coliier
Sharpley
Maliry
Mayden
Tully
Mortan
Ways
Connell
And
Store Esti
WinkorTa
afwAtpins
Biter
Ballertsey
Gill
Marin
Val
Jenen
Metormick
Hikes
South
Jaffer
Buran
Furs
Jer
Whitehead
Queen of Agriculture Ball Promises Evening of Dances and Prizes
Miss A. duhus leads Queen of Agriculture supporters in Butler County to stage a public event at Auction Hall tonight. A 7 30 start has been set, with a late entry at 8. The programme features dancing, games, a waralanging contest, Monte Carlo and novelty acts. Blyth's dancers will perform and prizes are to be awarded.
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Queen of Agriculture
A. Duhus
Piele
Butler
Monte Carlo
Aid Nuies
England v New Zealand Third Test Marred by Rain in Manchester
Rain drenched the wicket at Manchester delaying the third Test between England and New Zealand. Weather has disrupted 17 of 89 Tests since 1890, with rain blamed for many delays while spectators anticipate the ball with high class suppers at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
England
New Zealand
Simi Bemitn
Manchester
Hins
Othe Drews
Motor Coach Crash Kills Six In France Collision
Paris reports a motor coach and three touring cars collided near Cousumont cemetery. The coach plunged down an embankment, overturned and caught fire. Six people were incinerated, twelve seriously injured, and several pinned in the wreck.
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Paris
Le 4
Cousumont
Raul
Bridge tournament and social events at Institute Hall
Activities include a daytime bridge tournament at Institute Hall with cakes and sweets for sale and an evening Jenny dress maton event at Sylamoncown Methodist Hall. Girls' Club funds the Young Men's Club with a one penny admission and expected humor and clever feats.
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Quicho
N. Forgan
Yeskol Hall
Dorothy Brunton Weds Melbourne Businessman Ben Dawson
Popular actress Dorothy Brunton quietly marries Ben Dawson a Melbourne businessman at Wesley Church on Saturday. The ceremony ends a discreet romance reported in society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Dorothy Brunton
Wesley Church
Ben Dawson
Revolver Rate Excitement at Glenroy Garage
Early morning pistol battle erupted in Glenroy near Michael Nicholson's garage. Thieves tried to steal motor accessories, fought Nicholson and their kin with pistols and tyre levers, wounding none yet firing at least 37 shots before escaping. One thief captured. others fled toward their car.
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Melbourne
Glenroy
Michael
Nicholson
Tom Mal
Robert Mall
Sno
Stan
Nichiolson
Maus
Robert Mau
Koocktel Gy
New South Wales Lottery Promises Large Payouts And Draw Details
A garbled report outlines the NSW lottery with 19 prizes totaling £16,300 and several high value first prizes. It mentions a Thursday drawing, distribution of £68000? in prizes, and involvement of royal or state authorities. The description covers prize tiers, ticket sales, and the drawing method, including a mechanical marbles system and public admission measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydvey
Balmday- Perthe
New South Wales
Faye
Mage Fron
Tan
Pho Coun
Jadling
Terrible Charge Ties Tenement Blast to Two Women
A shuffled report from Lyons France describes a deadly August 1 explosion in a furnished tenement. One woman owner is alleged to be connected amid sensational theories about arson. Her body was found fully dressed among debris on the roadway. Other victims were in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
Sunken Treasure Salvage With Artiglio Resumes
Divers from the Italian salvage ship Artiglio again blast and cut through wreckage of the sunken Egypt off Brest to reach bullion room. They work amid heavy blasts, aiming to recover treasure valued around £1,000,000, with British escort likely to London.
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Brest
France
Artiglio
Ali Diffenities
Egypt
Atlantic
Ile
London
England
Sshant
Seine
Fies Rastroy
Quiberon
Florence
Five Day Week Gain Attracts Support In Industry
Washington reports push for a five day week with five days pay while labor groups demand six days of pay for five days worked. President Hoover focuses on unemployment and marketing issues as discussions continue. A guaranteed employment plan gains momentum, with utilities and major industries willing to extend uninterrupted work periods. Julie Barnes, leader of the Chamber of Commerce, promotes the concept and talks with President Hoover.
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Washington
Hoover
Americ Taraest Industries
American Federation of Labor
Julie Barnés
States Chamber of Commerce
Beeome
Hogger
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ST. Arm
St Marl
McGuire
Dan Durick-Bown
Tilaumeos
Mouny
Blues
Troi Mia
Fawestly
Uke Gréens
Solowontown
Tay
Waluis
Syrenath
Lauby
Sly
Lomblerh
St Mark's
Sv. Marcs
S:. Mark's
Hult-Ting
Neill
Solomonrawa
Power
Mark
Pawcett
Solomonstown
Tawcett
Groen Ulul Millbavk
Power Gesim
Awit
Collowell
Prem
Grentell
Solumatown
Toad
Jawager
Viteins
Solumonyown
A Wills
Owallahsh
Mijibanis
Grenfell
Faull, Neil
Junior Association
Alhambra Theatre
BY Bir Rosert Amneot
Britain and India
Danone
Edson Tragedy
Interstate Watch
Britain
Mnuly
Ns.w. Lottery
Sorimi Company
Gena
Vippes
Artiglia TL
Rostro
America
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