Two Seamen Face Trial In Port Adelaide Case
Two seamen from Port Adelaide were committed for trial on charges of house breaking and larceny after a ransacked home in Kent Town. Police described a damaged wireless cabinet, bloodstains, and a ketch-based interview as evidence, with suspects Waller and Wilson linked to a break in at Mallinson’s home and theft of items including a woman’s watch.
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Adelaide
Kent Town
Judea Wise
Walter Jobo
Lad Deen
Ann Edward Waller
Morgin
Waller
Jack
Bey Peryonstra
Willian MaDlonon
Isberman
Cap
Iby
Mir. L. T. Bond
Wilson
Tam Mshanter Place
Det
Maddaford
Maltinson
Maddatih
Marky
Mitchell
Harris
Plalnelo
Stahie Eaton
Port Adelaide
Ander
Tle
Magnaford
Hotens
Wilaon
Wisin
Neuse
Watchhouse
Wikut
Madinford
Donly
Drake
Mallinson
Threat of 48 Hour Strike Upset in Adelaide Dispute
Government workers and hospital staff press for a seven day window to negotiate a reduction from 36 to 44 hours per week with no pay cut. Richards and Mr. Seuss outline a delicate position as workers threaten to hang up keys if talks fail within eight hours, while nurses and staff seek the same term across South Australia.
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Adelaide
Luesilas
Sieasy
Nive
Aml Aintete
Swifti
South Autralian Hospital
Houemystoyes
Minteshout
Australia
Ohute
AK Huure
Man Bound Over For Six Months After Attempted Murder
In Sydney a man convicted at the Sydney Quarter Sessions for an attempted murder against his wife was bound over to be of good behaviour for six months. The judge noted the attempt to murder sin doubt and addressed family and moral issues raised by the case. The accused, George Brady, surrendered to police after the incident in Aber Crumble Street, while his wife alleged ongoing infidelity involving another man and their son Kell. The court considered the pallor of evidence and conditions at the home before concluding the father’s actions, though clearly vile, reflected pity for the child and allowed the probationary period.
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Sydney
Currewis
George Brady
OM Ehares
Hajlie
Ani
Aber Crumble Street
Kell
Cody
Keith
Healy
Tally
Barron
Fiinahan
Jude
Lansbury Starts New Peace Mission Across Balkans
Former Opposition Leader Lansbury, a pacifist, begins a new peace mission visiting Sofa Bucharest Belgrade and Budapest. He advocates removal of war rally fundamentals, is teetotal and non smoker, and will be 80 next February. He previously met Hereford and Signor Mussolini on a reconciliation mission.
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Labor
Herefre
Signor
Mussolini
London
Sofa
Bucharest
Belgrade
Budapest
Lansbury
Forein
Five-Year Parliaments Debate in Adelaide Council
In Adelaide on Tuesday MLC Mr. Anderson argued that restoring a three-year parliamentary term and a related bill would block opposing measures. He noted the Upper House may not reconsider a decision in the same session, outlining potential paths if votes are rescinded. The debate centers on Mr Richards' bill and timing across Assembly and Council sessions.
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Anderson
Legislative Council
Richards
Assembly
Council
Mr. Anderson
Australia wins easily in South Australia health case
In Pirie Police Court Mr. C J Coventry dismissed a Health Act case over meat sold for human consumption. William Thomas Taylor was charged with selling diseased meat after inspector Maurice Melville Fishy found faults. Attorney Abbott contended expert evidence was scarce. The judge adjourned the matter to a fixed date, noting questions on the charge wording and the sale to a customer.
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C. J. Coventry
Pirie
C. L. Abbote
South Australia
William Thomas Taylor
Min Toad
Solutiontown
Maurice Melville Fishy
Board of Healthy
J. G. Sweeney
Abbott
Jt O'Callaghan
Abbot
Luther
Wainroad
Solomontown
Tephens
Hn Stephens
Stephens
Jen
Sweeney
Bishop
Vic
Abbow
Vichott
Swinging Basin widening and wharf redecking planned
A Port Adelaide report details widened channels, cleaned its No 1 and No 2 lights, and rechecking Senesters Wharf North. Captain A G Piers forecasts a possible Barrier Wharf reconstruction in three years if revenue stays buoyant, with a 19 ft depth at low water.
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Bse
Senesters Wharf
A. G. Pis
Wekaing He Taiesoeaet
TV Ae Paa
Piers
Port Adelaide
Spiers
Leith
Dublin
Bar
Dundee
Liverpool
Pirie
Cockle Spit
Premier backs wheat price scheme amid drought relief talks
Adelaide discussions with flour representatives focus on funding to support farmers. Premier says provisions must avoid burdening taxpayers while ensuring harvest aid, with steps to build a fund and ensure voluntary participation. Wheat futures and East markets discussed as outlook remains uncertain. Capt Spiers retires as Pirie port changes draw praise from shipping community.
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Rotter
England
Butler
Thermometer Readings Yesterday
Yesterday's maximum reached 64.9 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8 30 am four hours into the day, reflecting mild conditions for the period.
Japanese Embassy Official Freed After Diplomatic Privilege Claim
A Japanese embassy official, Major Takahashi, was released following representations by the First Secretary. The official had been detained but benefited from diplomatic privilege, leading to his release.
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Takahashi
Local court appearance noted for Risdon Park resident
A Risdon Park man, identified as Mr. EQ Dunn, appeared in Pirke Local Court on Saturday. The report records his tense Senate hearing and indicates ongoing legal matters, with Dunn described in connection to Port Adelsida Salata.
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Pirke
EQ. Dunn
Risdon Park
Pate
Iploc Bhai
Senate
Aoe Lawve
Port Adelsida Salata
Her Second Divorce and Public Fallout in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes recount a turbulent second divorce involving Jago Velez and John Welasrautlee, with accusations of furniture smashing and heated remarks. The report adds a mention of a celebrated Mexican partner andJohany Websmuller, a former Olympic swimming champion, alongside marital quarrels and public disputes surrounding the case.
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Hollywood
Tueaday
Jago Velez
Alveree
Dohnay Welasrautlee
Merwe
Elitaa
Hiuelan Poirtwakn
Johany Websmuller
Arttean
Waldo Raat
Welnamuller
Death During Honeymoon Hits Daniel Dodge Heir
Australian Associated Press reports Daniel Dodge aged 21, heir to a fortune of 5000008 dollars in the motor industry, died suddenly during his honeymoon in Montreal. The incident ends a brief Traneyrecen voyage with mournful repercussions for the Dodge family.
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Australian Associated Press
Montreal Tuentey
Daniel Dodge
Traneyrecen
Referendum Proposals on Liquor Sale Hours debated
In the Legislative Council, two proposals urge a change to liquor trading hours. Mr Malleduy Kaye argues for a restrictor on hours for sale of intoxicants while a motion by Mr Anderson calls for broader powers to set referenda. The debates touch on licensing scopes and potential parliamentary action.
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Mirlmide
Tusadays
Ikea
Jyibet
Mie Legislative Council
Inia
Malleduy Kaye
Aldis
Belig
Anderson
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Grose
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Geran
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Capt. Spiers
Baltic Wharf
Public Works Standing Committee
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Pirie Shipping
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J. B. Oates
Geo Wills & Co
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G. G. Ravers
Ciba Bright
Capt . Spiers
Mr. S. Ford
Chas
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