Crown Inn Shooting Case In Adelaide Court
George Wallace had an attempted murder charge withdrawn after appearing on remand in Adelaide Police Court. He was fined £2 plus costs for wantonly discharging a firearm in the Crown Inn Hotel incident on August 12. The case described as bravado, with Wallace intoxicated and aiming bullets at a wall away from patrons.
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Adelaide
George Wallace
Crown Inn
Wallace
E. M. Sabine S.M
Vctor Nation
Uele
Nelligan
Mr Sabine SM
Sta Wallace
Thiope Oate
British cabinet backs French delegates at London Conference
London reports unanious cabinet approval of the French delegation's work at the London Conference. Ramsay MacDonald, discussed by right-leaning papers, faces mixed reactions as Paris papers and Swiss bankers comment on British intrigues. In Paris, occupying troops were withdrawn from Offenbach with no incident reported.
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Reuter
London
France
Ramsay MacDonald
M. Verriot
Echo de Paris
M. Herriot
MacDonald
Paris
Ministryion
Offenbuirg
Darwin Affairs A Report Denied In Darwin Wednesday
A local Darwin newspaper recounts alleged statements by Mr BC Urquhart about picketing officers residences and midnight visits to the Residency. He claims he borrowed a Winchester and faced hostile crowds, asserting his predecessor was treated as in a Soviet era. officials dispute the charges and deny corroboration.
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Darwin
Aowitter
Estejalan
BC. Urquhart
Liven
Ant Adelail
Urquhart
Winchester
Allcomer
Fand
Tsarwin
Iit
Australia
Witer
Stanfford Smith
Nationalise arterial roads urged by motorists
A Melbourne report notes a delegation from shire councils urging Mr J Jones to nationalise all arterial roads. The Minister for Public Works replied that taxation of heavy motor vehicles would fund road upkeep. He warned such vehicles compete with railways costing millions and argued against more favorable terms than railways.
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Melbourne
J. Jones
China and Soviet. Old Russian Legation in Pekin
Representatives of powers which signed the 1901 protocol inform M. Karachan Soviet Ambassador in Pekin they will hand over the former Russian Legation premises. The note says the Soviet government remains cosignatory and reserves action for remuneration. Karachan replies that US acquiescence does not recognize the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. He also notes no international method exists to restore relations by returning a legation in a third power’s capital.
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Reuter
Pekin
M. Karachan
Lege Wi
Tio
United States
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
M. Karachas
Sudan Trouble Martial Law Claims Stir Khartoum
Reuters reports in London that martial law is not claimed in Sudan though the Anglo-Egyptian Convention of 1899 may allow it. Khartoum reports indicate fighting planes arrived, with four more at Mombasa or Mabera. Nine arrests were made yesterday in a minor disturbance, quickly controlled by police.
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Reuter
Ondon
Sudan
Krom
Khartoum
Mibara
Connecion
Railways Union expels Buckley and resignations fall in Sydney
The Australian Railways Union State branch meeting in Sydney expelled secretary Mr. A. Buckley and offered him expulsion from the union. President Mr. Guire and secretary Mr. Buckley were central to the dispute as Mr. Mac Guire resigned voluntarily.
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Sydney
Géun- Awe
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear stock for Virginia event
Incomplete lines show references to Virginia venues and dates with stray numbers. The readable text mentions 5/14 and a sequence around 1/4 and 2/6 but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities beyond locations and generic dates.
State Parliament Debates Labor Claims and Housing Plans
The House of Assembly heard Premier Gunn deny Labor deceived electors while praising Melanes as future speaker. Debates covered Labor integrity, housing schemes at railway centers, land and bank funding, and flour mill closures. Education and lighthouse staffing were discussed along with uncomfortable school seating and rural desk needs.
Tax and land charges spark federal debate in Parliament
House of Representatives discusses tax reports from the Commissioner of Taxation. Prime Minister hints at claims by Mr Scullin of unequal treatment and evasions. Land tax, leaseholds, and freehold figures cited with prosecutions and a royal commission to inquire.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Earle Page
S. M. Hince
Scullin
Taxation Department
Anstey
Seukin
Ind
Riwee
FT Senilin
Federal
Pre
Automas
Manning
Nes Shull
Wales
Ho Nelson
Thos
Patterson
I M. Forder
Sugar Ministry
S. M. Brues
Parliam
Goverment
Scullen
Senate Debates Roads Loan Bill and Defence Equipment Measure
The Senate advanced the States Loan Advances for Roads Bill through all stages and resumed the second reading of the Defence Equipment Bill. Senator McDougall’s plan to build ships locally failed 1 5 to 10, while the second reading passed 16 to 9. In committee, Senator Grant proposed funding from direct taxation as the debate continues.
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Senate
McDougall
Grant
Gardiner Divorce Case Verdict and Plea
Sydney Wesuonde reports in the Gardiner divorce suit that a verdict found miscontent proven in parts of the evidence and that Mrs. Gardiner’s conduct did not justify Gardiner’s misconduct. Counsel for the petitioner appealed for a judicial separation while the respondent objected to divorce. The case adjourned until tomorrow for argument of this point.
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Sydney
Gardiner
Gorn
Murrow
Overseas Tennis Doubles Show Mixed Results
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts on Tuesday Soodgrass and Westbrook beat Tecuje and Rorafre 6 4 4 6 and 6 6 2 . Patterson and Wood defeated Walkenaiee and Gann FF 6 2 6 0. The French are unlikely to pose serious Davis Cup doubles threats.
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Itenter'a Service
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Tues
Soodgrass
Westbrook
Tecuje Tnd Rorafre
Proece
Patterson
Ood
Walkenaaiee
Gann FF
Navigation Act and its Effect on Australian Trade
Three reports by the Navigation Commission on the operation of the Navigation Act and its effect on Australian trade were presented in the House today. J H Prowse and A C Seabrook urge abolishing coastal trade provisions while others recommend maintaining the Act with administrative changes and ministerial oversight. Senators Duncan and Elliot propose repealing coastal trading provisions and introducing overseas fregnace tariff duties, with other sections left intact. Prowse and Seabrook warn the Act has failed to build a strong Australian mercantile marine and contributed to trade declines in outer parts of the Commonwealth, noting port and harbor dues are too high.
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Melbourne
Navigation Commission
House of Representatives
J. H. Prowse
A.C. Seabrook
Anstey, Yates
McHugh
Duncan and
Elliot
Messrs Prowse
Seabrook
Australan Mercantile Marine
Commonwealth
Australia
Cessnock Tragedy Inquest Delivers Murky Verdict
Wednesday inquiry into Charles Murphy death finds he dropped into a waterhole near Gesy ork weeks ago. Andrews Jones testifies Murphy argued before an assault with a hammer. Jones claims Murphy laid, then drowned him while unconscious, attempting to wash blood from the body. James Was committed for trial at the weekand Sessions on a murder charge. Ball refused.
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Sessnock
Charles Murphy
Gesyork
Ndrews Jones
Murphy
Ty Waterhorn
James
Weand
Ball
Gold discoveries reported along Alligalor River region
Queensland report notes thin gold bearing country across Alligalor River in Northern Interstors with Instone also found at Muntosie fill. Observers indicate extensive deltas of ore and potential recovery remains under study.
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Brisbane
Weduvisda
Alligalor River
Tnrestors
Muntosie
Fordsdale's Crew Expelled From Union Riots
Fordsdale's crew expelled from the union as the Seamen's Cantons met to discuss royal authority and maritime rule. A chaotic scene at Cheevesenl's minideu saw lingering tensions, with Mohri and Ehahenut accused of inciting apathy among workers. Authorities vow to pursue order amid strained labor relations.
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Syeney
Seamen's
Canfon
Cheevesenl
Ehahenut
Mohri
Rich
Lyonide
Railway Smash in Portugal Kills Six and Injures Many
Lisbon reports a crowded holiday train collided with a freight train near the city. Six people were killed and about forty injured, authorities said as rescue efforts continued amid the wreckage.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Firpo Case Postponed to September 20
United States Commissioner Hitchcock postponed the perjury hearing against Luis Firpo to September 20. The adjournment does not affect the Firpo Wills bout set for September 11. Canon Chase favored the delay to avoid interfering with the fight and pursue the broader goal of deportation in the case. Firpo was released on $2,000 bail.
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Reuter
New York
United States
Hitchcock
Luls Firpo
Canon Chase
Firpo
Wills
Overseas cargo competition case in Sydney
Sydney reports a new cargo service by Japanese firms set to begin between Australia and the United Kingdom and Europe. The service is expected to intensify competition for wool shipments, impacting Wool Wargoes and related trade dynamics.
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Sydney
United Kingdom
Europe
Citizens Appeal Shows Early 20th Century Reform Tone
Fragmented text cites Pius Hikari and peers urging public action. Mentions Roosevelt era ideals, an association to improve character and public virtue, and push for institutional reform through donations and collective efforts.
Caulfield Mystery Remains Unsolved After Fifteen Days
Irene Tuckerman was found strangled in Caulfield. Detectives led by Senior Detective Piggott work long hours at Malvern station, following numerous leads with no tangible clues. Officials keep an open mind, considering an accessory after the fact, as gray areas persist in the investigation.
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Irene Tuckerman
Khartoum
Caulfield
Withough
Tlw
Piggott
Melbourne “Herald
Agaist
Iis
Malvern
Lynen
Piggorton
Ethell
O'Keefe
McPhee
Caulfield Police
Malloy
Atles
MacDonald
Newton
Lavin
Wil
Caulvil
Ric
Hive
Wiblic
Tere
Mainelothes
T McPheelin
Eastalvern
Russell Street
Red Cross Donates 100000 Dollars to Chinese Relief
The American Red Cross Society contributed 100000 dollars toward Chinese famine relief at the nominal exchange rate. Funds support food aid and humanitarian assistance for affected communities in China, with the gift highlighted as a generous gesture in relief efforts.
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Pekin
American Red Cross Society
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