Australia’s day at the Oval ends with strong Oldfield keeping
England folded for 161 as Australia battled to 159 for no loss at lunch led by Pat Ponsford who reached 100, while W A Oldfield dazzled with sharp keeping and two key dismissals. Fairfax bowled well taking three wickets. The Oval fifth Test saw Australia trailing by 255 after England’s innings.
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Why Chapman Was Dropped
London report from The Daly Mall notes the drop of Chapman after a special selectors meeting on August 0. The News Chronicle forecast the decision for August 11. Factional friction with Australians and a casting vote by the chairman contributed to Chapman’s removal.
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Daly Mall
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News Chronicle
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Nightlark Fearful Injury After Flemington Steeplechase
Melbourne reports anxiety over Nightlark as trainer L Burbridge fears a back injury after the August Steeplechase at Flemington on Saturday.
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Melbourne
Nightlark
L. Burbridge
Doomed Tahiti passengers transferred as steamer stands by
Reports from the steamer Taniti say the Tahiti is sinking and passengers and crew have been taken aboard the Ventura. Ventura will standby and later transport the evacuees to Pago Pago. Messages indicate lifeboats launched and people leaving the ship before the Ventura arrived.
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Sydney
Tahiti
Pago Pago
Nukuwlofe
Prime Minister Absent From Premiers Conference
Melbourne report states Prime Minister J H Scullin, resting at bed due to bronchial cold, could not attend the Premiers' Conference. The conference was presided by J B Fern, with Scullin likely unable to attend the Labor Party farewell social at Trade Hall.
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Melbourne
J. H. Scullin
J. B. Fern
Scullin
Australian Labor Party
Parliament Salaries Debate Stalls Government Plan
A rough record of a parliamentary discussion on salaries for ministers and MPs. The government backed a measure to reduce ministers salaries but doubt remained on proposals to cut MPs pay. The timing and likelihood of further bills remain uncertain.
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Adel.am
Monnay. Hoyle
Parken
Calaries
Hue
Alleged Fraud At Southern Hemisphere Association Office
Detectives visited the office of the Southern Hemisphere Association Coy Ltd today securing books and documents while a crowd watched. Central Court remanded 34 year old company director Mul Aven Mul on charges of conspiring to defraud poll holders and others of money, with £500 bail set.
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Sydney
Marling
Aawutonee Association Coy. Ltd
Temay
AL Tie Central Court
Iie
Amr
Fatal Mushroom Feast Leaves Twenty Five Dead in Wedding
Twenty five people died after eating mushrooms at a wedding toast in a county history event near Warsaw. Victims reportedly included a Camis Pela and several others in the crowd. Local authorities issued a warning as the death toll rose from the mushroom poisoning incident.
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Servion
Warsaw
Public Teachers Union Speaker Warns on Pay and Retirement
At the annual conference of the South Australian Public Teachers Union opened today Mr G Gharnesworth president said that proposed pay cuts and raising retirement age from 70 to 84 were causing unrest among teachers and drew criticism from various groups. He urged restraint and dialogue to avoid disruption.
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Anc S Alpy
Toeengh Umlom
G. Gharnesworth
Salarwa
Counterfeiting case heard in Melbourne court
In Melbourne on Monday Lilith Jenkins and Rupert Jenkins faced counterfeit charges. The jury found Rupert guilty of making counterfeit coins with a mold and Lilith guilty of possessing counterfeit florins and shillings. Both were remanded for sentence.
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Melbourne
Lildth Jenkins
Weed Ghwalle
Rupert Jenkins
Wgen
Criminal’ Court
Rupert Denis
Leal Jenkins
Railway Unemployment Tax Case Seeks Injunction
A railway employee named Jonatas Toldspirk from Alexandris files an application for injunction in Mondas court to halt a new unemployment tax. The petition argues the levy affects state services and could impact workers. The hearing will proceed before the High Court.
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Rydney
Mondas
Jonatas Toldspirk
Alexandris
Wien
Letter to the editor on Australian economy and tariffs
The letter argues Australia must reduce general costs to sustain export flow and lower taxation. It criticizes heavy war burdens and what it calls luxury legislation, go slow tactics, and strikes. It urges concerted public economies and watchfulness on national expenditure, stressing mass suffrage pressure to push for tax and cost reductions.
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Swoontime i. Press
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Austriat
Commonwealth
Tariff Board
Australia
Mining Revival Plans Boost Moonta Industry
Minister of Mines announced a £5000 revival for Moonta with new Awe and Monday events. Government information suggests £45,000 approved for district development. At Smith's Shaft a strike indicated potential value, with work planned for 50 men six months, possibly rising to 200 if progress remains favorable.
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Smith's Shaft
Richards
Child killed by motor lorry near home
In Adelaide a man named Miller Brown, son of Mr and Mrs N W Brown of North Road Prospect, was hit by a motor lorry near his home this evening and killed. The incident occurred as he was walking along the street. Police investigations commence.
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Adelaide
Brown
N. W. Brown
Vower North Road
Prospect
Haoul Walsh's New Fox Talking Film At Austral Theatre
Haoul Walsh, director of over 100 films, brings Hot for Paris to Fox Movietone at the Austral Theatre with Pit Dorsay, Wally Moran, and El Brendel. Walsh, born in New York thirty seven years ago to Irish Spanish parents, rose from stage to screen and then directing, with credits including The Honor System and In Old Arizona.
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Victor Molaglen
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Wally Moran
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Austral Theatre
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New York
Poul Walsh
Man Attacked in Bendigo Milk Deliverer Slashed
Leonard John Herbert Lixgy delivering milk in Bendigo was slashed with a razor by a man who demanded cash and fled without taking the bag. He is hospitalized at Bendigo Hospital with injuries.
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Melbourne
Monbis
Leonard John Herbert Lixgy
Weet
Bendigo
Mr Legen
Benlig” Hospital
A Cunning Scheme at Melbourne Court
Meadis, a man who visited shops warning of planned break ins, faced City Court in Melbourne. The case cited a 24 year old laborer Harry O Connor, charged with insu fficient means of support after Detective Porter testified of 691 money received from a coworker claiming a safe would be blown open. Accused was sentenced to three months imprisonment.
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Meadis
Hrary O'Connor
Tne City Court
Porter Wily
Cos Drm
Australia Falls Short in Tight Test At Lord's
Australia tops 215 with Woodfull making 64 and Peebles contributing a late single. England bowlers Peebiew and Bundrie halt Australia’s momentum after tea as afternoon play resumes. Australia needs nine minutes to chase England’s target amid unsettled play and delays.
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Australia
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Woodfull
Duckworth
Peebiew
Etord
Peebles
Radman
Kipper
Noy
Bundrie
Hal
Hoge Ansar
England
Premiers Conference Discusses Federal Economy and Salaries
Melbourne Mayday reports the Premiers meeting at State Parliament House to urge a common financial policy. Federal seats cuts and wage reductions are debated as premiers push for austerity and reciprocal savings before the full conference resumes tomorrow at 10:30 am.
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GeneriMe Lyons
Conte Vonwealth
Steio Niemeyer
Wilennen
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Queensland
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Uvensland
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Theiy Ann Winne
Ountie-sumKert
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Tomorone
Kindred Souls Engage Aboard Nestor In Indian Ocean
Adelaide Standay reports a shipboard romance aboard the steamer Nestor from Liverpool to Australia. John H Forrest Seed, 72, of Melbourne, engaged to Mrs A Freeman Smith of Melbourne after mutual bonds formed post Liverpool departure. Forrest mourns his first wife. Smith lost her husband in a crash. Nestor reached Outer Harbor as they plan a Sydney wedding.
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Liverpool
Australia
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Sugfish Channel
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