Whitford Triumphs In Central Plebe Vote Amid Apathy
The Central plebiscite results show Whitford winning easily with about 30 percent turnout. Voters across districts noted apathy, with Port Adelaide reporting 4,800 voters and Whitford receiving 549 in the district tally. A full inquiry followed, as Lumbers and Bardolph vie for influence in the lingering campaign.
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Ty H. Bardolph
Williard
A. Bardolphee
J. G Lumbers
Fenioring Party
I. Ravensevot
Cpm
Malory
Mir
Dtr
Burdalph
Vieelors
Viention
Luss
Wil
Port Adelaide
Lely Fran
Mr. Whitford
MY. Lumhers
Whitford
Reparation talks show sharp Britain focus at Hague
Reported proceedings at The Hague detail British demands in reparations talks with France and Italy. Mr Snowden criticizes allied plans as insufficient, urging a just and equitable split while noting experts recommendations were not binding. The British stance stresses preserving Britain’s economic interests and resisting concessions beyond necessity.
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Iby Wireless
Tene Hague
Fiave Beep
P. Snowden
Briliaty
Snawwilen
Mr-Snowden
Marthe Young
Snowden
France
M. Poimoelre
Winston Ghuretiill
Bylta
Brst
Britain
Waly
Aritain
Lis
Taly
Snowdon
Occarion
Europa
Sydney boxing bout details and results at stadium
In Sydney, Sundor faced Mallette in a boxing task at the Sydney Stadium. Al Burke, a welterweight champion, fought in the second round as the match progressed, with Burk e emerging as a noted presence amid the bout's sparse coverage.
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Syney
Sundor
Sydney Stadium
Mallette
Camseira
al Burke
Australia
Burke Risimera
Oli
Pickets and Police Collide in Sydney Disorder
Turbulent clashes erupted as police and unionist pickets faced off near the Yards area in Sydney. Reported injuries included several officers struck by improvised weapons. chaos followed as authorities prepared to consider mass picketing measures and potential government action.
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Sydney
Sunnoy
Ing Lever Struzeze
Esr
Hudson
Yards
Filebe
Severit
Chet Secretars
Alleged Frauds Shake Government Department
Police investigate alleged frauds in the government department amid payments and endorsements. Inquiries reveal checks bearing signatures not matching official maps, with funds reportedly misdirected. District officials face scrutiny as auditors review endorsements and payments.
Graf Zeppelin Sends Message From Flight Over Siberia
United Service reported the Graf Zeppelin radioed from the air above Yaknisk Siberia stating the dirigible is in good condition and flying steadily.
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Unie
Vancouver
United Service
Orlent
Cycling Meet at Memaoria Oval Features Close Finish
The Piso Cycling Club staged three races on the Memaoria Oval on final Saturday with tight sprints. Brook led in the first event, followed by Covler and Aghey, while Dorman and Doyle ranked high in the later heats and Brook and Maxwell led the combined Half Mile event before a photo finish.
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Memaoria Oval
Phe Osults
Hoprine
Beniers
Sitios
F. Dorman
neDoyle
Wiliams
Braak
B.avmutehead
Bigdey
Govan
O. Sukke
L. Dempsay
P-5ioskins
DL Heller
Finn Postyi
Verdick
Darien
Keelan
David Yetaring
BROOK
Js Yoribaasts. S
Dempsys
Q Buske
G. Willamssor
Mis
F. Whitehead
Rincey
W. Govan
V. Keetan
R. Doyle
J. Hoskins
D. Helier
A. Brown
J. Dorm BO. W. Powter
RL Maxwell
Penellig
So Whittard
Maxell
Subke
Doyle
Dempsey
West Torrens Protest Protests Allegations In District
In West Torrens District a protest has been lodged citing serious irregularities in a by election process. The protest names candidates and party officials including Messrs Mason Cox Garland and Daly and references actions at polling sites and discussions with Labor officials.
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Hozassembly
West
Mssls
Counton
Fodergicité Tronworkers’ Association
D. Metnnes
Central- District
Ay Volon
Messrs
Mason and Cox's
West Torrens
Ate
Vom
Vom Keun’s Residence, Opposite the Walkerville
Metnnee
Ase Torsotten
Pf, Ward
South Australian
Aus-tallan Labor Party
A. 0. Blackweil
West Torcens Hlestarats Gommiltes
Labor Ab
Tio
Nest
ST Wan
I. J. Daly
Australias Labor Party
Messis Fl
Big Billiards Match Report From Sydney
Sydney Sunday notes a billiards lesson and match where Lindrum and Smith led early play. The article references best breaks by Smith with scores like 585 and 210, and Lindrum’s strong form, though some frames lagged, with adjournment at Monday. The context highlights ongoing competition and notable performances.
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Sydney
Lindrum
Mfanday
Walter Lindeum
Wile Smith
Smith
Lingeum
Yodaye Football Playoff Report Note Participants
Fragmentary OCR lists players and names such as Howard Willis Yandall Gosley Webbs Aktinson Baldwin Wiilsehione McAsueat Ventura Tho rugh Brum Petagua Matthews Farley Hird Emergensics O Worrall Barrall and Brown. Indicates a playoff event with multiple clubs and individuals referenced without clear context or results.
Fragmentary cricket score snippet from London paper
Fragmented OCR shows scattered cricket scores and names including Young not out and Gray bowling figures. Reads like a partial summary from a London match with Middlesex and Worcestershire references, but most specifics are garbled and unclear.
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United Servier
London
Gatardey
Beows
Aoumiy
Tme Somerset
Young
Workshire
Bhr
Oliroyit Middlesex
Wits
Taguagaleh
ASB
Unclear cricket match report with chaotic OCR notes
A fragmentary London cricket summary details an Oval opening day with rain delays and heavy commentary. It mentions players such as Ung, Hammond, and Vincent, describes turbulent overs, and notes unsteady crowd reactions as scores and sundries appear in the jumbled text.
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Wiralesst
London
Tesh
Micee
Ung
Zugslase
Buglands
Howe
Sbern
Vincent
Sis
Bios
Will Smoceustongl
Football in Scotland Condon Daily results in divisions
Football in Scotland reports yesterday results across the First and Second Divisions. Matches included Aberdeen 5 St Johnstone 4 Partick 2 Clyde 6 Queen of the South 3 Hibernian 0 Dundee 0 and others with notable scores such as Kilmarnock 4 Morpeth 1 and Greenock Morton 3 St Mirren 2.
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Vreswlis
Ihm
Scoitiah
Beague
Nberdsen
Maliterwell
Airdeleonians
St. Johnnsten
Jyr
Partick
Mirren
Gunde
Fatkirk
Hamison
Dumdee
Remarkable Woman Lives as Man for 20 Years in Sydney and Souris
A long feature profiles a woman who lived as a man for 36 years across Australia, from childhood in Mehowar to work in Sydney and South Water. She recounts enduring hardship, disguising herself to work, and the social stigma of gender, while noting she could have earned more honest wages as a man.
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Sydney
Souris
Atwitatia
Puller
Australia
Mehowar
Bay
Tom
Ami i
Governor to visit Crystal Brook for festival tour
The governor will travel on Tuesday September 3 to Ruthven and Crystal Brook. Governor Alexander will visit Smelters and hospitals as part of a regional tour, aiming to inspect facilities and attend a local exhibit.
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G. A. Feazonnar
Alexander
Ruthven
V.c
Alexander Wit
Crystal Row
Bavin Returns to London Trip Delayed in Coal Strike Fallout
Mr BACK TO WORK TR and Sundus Looklyg report a late return from a four month trip to London. He notes early efforts will focus on the coal strike, cites a hot stand in Britain and a cautious mood abroad amid economic pressures and limited funds.
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Sydney
Sundus
London
Losett
Londuay
Boy Scouts revival meeting at Port Pirie church
A meeting at Congregational Church Port Pirie aims to restart the Boy Scouts with headquarters behind the church. The first gathering will be Tuesday at 7 40 pm. Able leaders A Jenner will explain aims and ideals, inviting parents and youths from Port Pirie and Zo lomon towns to attend.
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Port Piele
Muesday Niwat
Alwoys
Olagooute
Port Pirie
Piria
Pantomime Extravaganza by Local Students Next Month
The citizen students of London soil rehearsing earnest for their greatest production yet titled Oindaysita pantomime extravaganza. Two acts feature skits and novelties. many roles are well portrayed by the children. Kieth Francis and Roger Tumor lead as elocutionists with Audrey Short on violin. The tenth complete presentation by the Institute will be shown for one matinee and one evening.
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Yowalances
Parish Hall Fair Promises Busy Time for Town
Bright sale at St Pauls Parish Hall features foods and household items gathered by Heralds. Fair runs Wednesday, with afternoon and evening sessions, a tree, and a sixpence charge for the second session. A programme of vocal and instrumental items is planned.
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St Paul's
London Auto Race Ends In Swift Crash and Delay
A long distance car race in London ended amid heavy rain and dust as several incidents slowed progress. A German driver led early, with one machine overturned and multiple crashes affecting backmarkers. Spectators watched as speeds neared 100 miles per hour on the straightaways before the winner secured a win by several minutes.
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Mies
Ford
Rubin
Drivies
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Ayn Duilaellain
Tiastune
Devine
Buckmarkers
Curisttinia
Carraciolate
Té Nis
Sod
Sising
British Minister Visits Canada on Unemployment and Migration
United Service Ottawa reports that Britain's unemployment minister arrived to discuss immigration and migration with the Canadian government. He cautioned against forcing emigration and expressed confidence that Dawes and Ramsay MacDonald would secure an agreement on emigration questions. He noted Britain's intent to maintain open ties with Britain and Canada.
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United Service
Ottawa
Olews
Phomas
Expresseg
Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Reverry
Lord Beaverbrook
Tye
Thomas
Britain
Women in Aviation Rally Captures Transcontinental Race
In Vancouver on Saturday twenty aviatrixes competed in a transcontinental air race. The $8,600 prize went to a leading flyer, with notable participants including Amelia Hartiarl, Ruth Ahler, Thea Hagelie, and The New Zealand pilot Keith Miller.
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Trans-Conkarental Air Racinge
Sprize
Amelia Hartiarl
Ars
Ruth Ahler
Fraujain
Thea Hagelie
Germany
Andrus
Keith Miller
New- Zealand
Vhoy Avilly Vici Awn
Sven Iy
Selective stories stir fear over armed threat in Sydney
A fragmented report describes Sunitiy and Meatherington officials noting threats to shoot J. 5 Garden if deported. It cites a letter to Chief of the C.I.R. Mr Mactay requesting permission to carry firearms, which was refused, with Meatherington warned against similar threats.
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Sydney
Sunitiy
Arthor
Meatherington
Bathurst
C.I.R
Mr. Mactay
Meatharington
Global finance notes on British and Australian trade shifts
United Services London report outlines gold movements to Paris and uncertain credit demand. Australia faces shipments growth and potential export declines while Britain keeps export strength, with optimism in various sectors. Observers cite bank rate impacts and renewed activity hopes amid industrial tensions and shifting currency dynamics.
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United Services
London
Paris
Issey
Smu Nbiata
France
Mery
Civetos
Dei Polos
Ovens
Australis
Rapan
Britain
Australia
Saan
Nea
Uys
Gungida
PL Snowsen
Sim Atond
Haxwe
Mary
New York
Ehook United Siles
Rum Runner Hanged First in United States
Miami dispatch reports James Thorace Alderman, labeled the era’s notorious rum runner, executed after a coast defense chase. Alderman, described as the first rum-runner hanged in American history, faced federal sweepers and crew aboard a patrol boat before execution.
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Curted
Servier
Miami
James Thorace Alderman
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Ammeréon
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