Bonds Charity Ball and Queen Contest at Port Piere
Funds for Bonds charity grow beyond £357 with a gala ball evening. Six Queens compete for the crown in a drawing of votes, special robes, and a procession. Crowning at 10:30 pm, with supper for attendees and gallery seats priced at 4 shillings 6 pence.
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Howe
Wamner
Queen of Agriculture
A. Johns
Candinale
Tbe
Assdelalion
A. G. Symonds
Symonds
Mra Tassie
Geddes
Soresdea
Francis
L.S. Brooks
Bonds
Lang replies to relief goods regulation protest
Adelaide reports Premier Hill received a reply from J T Lang opposing a rule requiring relief orders at Broken Hill to be 50 percent NSW origin. Lang argues it discriminates against South Australia and others, noting NSW railways gain transport business as flour and other supplies flow from Adelaide. He cites federation spirit and NSW government funding for unemployment relief but defends the impact on railways and regional trade.
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Adelaide
B. L. Hill
J.T. Lang
Broken Hill
New South Wales
South Australia
Landour
Langly
Cupollars
Hos
Me Lang
Bill For Reopening The Government Savings Bank
In Sydney the first reading of a Bill to reopen the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales was agreed to by the Legislative Assembly. It provides for retiring three commissioners and appointing five by a majority of Supreme Court judges. The bank will be divided into old and new business divisions with different repayment rules. Debentures or inscribed stock may be issued to secure funds for repayments.
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Sydney
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales
Legislative Assembly
Supreme Court
Savings Bank
Rural Bank
Savings Bank and
Thanks to supporters in Queen Competition drive
Final thanks to all who aided the Queen Competition fundraising in Port Pirie. The small committee secured the target amount for two charities, aided by Pirie Theatres manager B A Clarke, Junior Band, George Gummow, Olympia Rink for a skating carnival, and others. Special thanks to Mrs Buckley Joyce, W J Blight, and A L Moyte for driving the drive.
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Port Pirie
B. A. Clarke
Pirie Theatres
Alhambra
George Gummow
Fred Grey
Olympia
R. Bairhow
Buckley Joyce
W. J. Blight
Ale. Moyte
Axa
Brutal robbery at Highland pawnshop injuries to owner
Victoria police investigate a violent robbery at William Lewis’s Bridge Road pawnshop. Two men knocked him senseless with a revolver, tied him and ransacked the till and a safe, taking 490 pounds of jewellery before fleeing. Lewis, severely injured, remained unconscious for an hour and later walked to a police station for aid. A single female witness saw the suspects leave.
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Melbourne
William Lewis
Bridge Road
Highland
Eal
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Alpine storm claims three lives in high Alps
United Service Geneva reports a brutal Alpine storm on Tuesday claiming three lives amid a harsh season. Two brothers and a friend were caught at 14,000 feet. one brother died descending. the other two perished after taking shelter, exhaustion and exposure proving fatal.
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United Service Geneva
Tusday
Ied
Esporure
Plane crash ends Brisiah high speed team training
London dispatch reports a Schneider Cup training crash in the Solent. Lieut. C. L. Byinton, 24, known as the team's baby, drowned after his aircraft wrecked during a high speed run. Rescuers battled waves but could not save him as Orlebar’s vessel winged into the sea. The event follows a string of seven weeks losses among Britain, France, and Italy.
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Enited
London
Tragecy
Brisiah
Ayers
Lieut
C. L. Byinton
Bis Orot Dixht
Solent
Snaith
Casaldini
Aircrafteman
Orlebar
Brinion
Brilain
France
Italy
Elf
Ag Brlogny
Miwon
Orleber
Ovleber
Geo Brintan
Ioorul
Optibar
Waawalle
Vinta’ Oly
Inoreaker
German Finance Committee Warns on Germany Debt Pressure
A Basle report by the Finance Committee states Germany’s short term debt stands at 7.4 billion marks with 2.9 billion marks in short term credits withdrawn in seven months. It calls for immediate international action to restore free exchange and currency, urging import compression and export development to rebuild confidence and long term credit.
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United Service
Basle
Finance Committee
Germany
Reichsbank
Melbourne Defeats Adelaide in Striking Match
Melbourne records a win over Adelaide in a midweek contest with Franey contributing multiple wins. The match, played between Melbourne and Sydney, highlights Melbourne’s rising form as they secure a second victory in the series.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Foamy
Nelbourne
Adelaide
Bay
Franey
Moonee Valley Races Fight Events At Moonee Valley Vic
A long programme at Moonee Valley featured the Yarra Girn and Lilydale Hunt Club meeting with the Hunt Club Cup won by Scotland Star. The card included the Yering Tal Hurdle and Yeringberg Handicaps with multiple starters and betting prices listed for each event.
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Lilydale
Moonee Valley
Vic
Scotland Star
Argus
Conversion loan totals by state and applications
The report itemizes conversion loan applications lodged in each state, detailing totals across New South Wales Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. It lists grand totals of 25,085 applications amounting to about 140,358,684 and overall securities distribution including Commonwealth bank and treasury bills.
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Melbourne
Agua
Treasury
Commonwealth Bank
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Taamauin
A J C Annual Meeting in Sydney Elects New Leader
In Sydney on Wednesday the Australian Jockey Club held its annual meeting. Chairman Colin Stephen announced a loss of £26367 for the past year. The committee was reappointed and Stephen was reelected as chairman.
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Sydney
Australian Jockey Club
Tefay
Colin Stephen
Coramillog
Stephen
War debts discussion in America debates scale down
In Williamstown Massachusetts Professor Jacob Viner of Chicago urges Britain to cancel debts if price levels rise. He warns high U S prices strain Europe and says next year could render the issue academic. Professor Gregory of Manchester argues for amending reparations and eliminating war debts, calling Young Plan dead.
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United Service
Williamstown
Mass
Britain
Australia
United States
Great Britain
Jacob Viner
Chicago
Institute of Polmos
America
Europe
Gregory
Manchester University
Andy
Missing Funds Charged Solicitors Committed for Trial
Melbourne court heard that John Martyn and his son John Vivian Martyn, solicitors, after bankruptcy, faced charges of stealing 1200 pounds from clients or fraudulently omitting to pay on account for the amora. Crown alleged several thousand pounds withdrawn from an account opened for clients between 192? and 1926, with no records of investment or disposal. Martyn was also committed on a charge of omitting to account for a further 150 pounds.
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Melbourne
John Martyn
John Vivian Martyn
Amora
Council For the Crown
Britt
Waters Falling Along The Murray
Rivers rise and flood warnings spread as Murray towns above river level brace for inundation. At Mannum the river has risen several inches in 24 hours and water begins to flow down the main street. Semibag barriers near completion as residents evacuate while local businesses relocate.
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Riverside
Reign of Terror claims from Adelaide textile workers
In Adelaide on Wednesday the Federal Secretary of the Amalgamated Clothing and Allied Trades Union Mr MyM Carter alleged that clothing factory workers faced victimisation to deter union activity. He described a climate of terror as evidence was heard in the Federal Arbitration Court on a bid to vary the clothing trades award to grant union preference. Names were suppressed but unionists testified that workers faced intimidation to obtain work.
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Adelaide
Amuxamiated Clothing and Allied Trades Union
Mym. Carles
Carter
Midge Drake-Brockman
Gav
Hr Vininny Vali Nim
Rioting in Ireland Sparks Sectarian Clashes in Belfast
A 500-strong mob of Republicans clashed with police in Belfast's Armagh area. Officers used batons to disperse the crowd as reinforcements arrived. Protestants faced intimidation and threatening letters signed Irish Republican Army as violence intensified in the city.
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Cinta Servion
Belfast
Armagh
Falm
Rennin Aylgek
Myo Coriginhla
Smindlinn Wintow
Cathalie Familieg
Stra
Critestants
Cathal
Irish Republican Arm
Factory burglaries shake Melbourne fashion district
A burglary at the Empire Clothing Manufacturing Co. factory in Flea Roy last night saw frocks valued at 200 stolen. Police investigate the break in as local crime.
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Melbourne
Empire Clothing Manufacturing Coys
Flearoy
Third Test Force Tea match England vs New Zealand draw
London Tuesday report on a third Test tea match between England and New Zealand. England posted a partial innings score of 224 for three wickets after a noon start, with H R Sitelit scoring 109 and K. Sy Bitecpstant contributing 3. The Bay of Islayis and other cryptic notations appear in the damaged OCR, leaving the match result as a draw and the rest unreadable.
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United Servis
London
England
New Zealand
Manchester
Phils
H.R. Sitelit
K. Sy
Labor talks revenue tariff amid union congress hints
The Times parliamentary correspondent notes Labor men discuss revenue tariff more openly, with a temporary 40 percent levy favored at the Trades Union Congress. Preference appears for wage cuts over broad sacrifices to protect households under the current government.
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United Service
London
the Times
Tredes Union Congress
Remarkable Fatality in London Service Incident
A London service tragedy unfolds as a faulty cable breaks during a nearby stretch, lifting three Tuercay Thirey children about 70 feet into the air. Workmen rush to lower them but all three plunge to the ground. one child dies, with two others dying afterward.
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London
Tuercay
Adelaide visitor to address local meetings
Mr J G Latham of Adelaide arrives tomorrow to stay with Mr J G Duncan Hughes, former Miner and House of Representatives member, and will address prior meetings in the area. The visit includes discussions on local tenures and community affairs.
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Adelaide
Lagham
Rhods
J. G Duncan Hughes
House of Representatives
Watervaig Middle North
Clurtry
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