Stolen Tea Shakes Up Port Pirie Court Case
Four boys aged around minors faced charges of stealing tea from Goode Bros in Port Pirie. Detectives Nicholls and Gully testified as the youths admitted taking stock across several shops, including Goode Bros and a Greek shop in Florence Street. The court ordered two boys to a reformatory for 18 months, and the mothers faced bonds as guardians for good behavior.
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Sim
Port Pirie Children's Court
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Gaude Bris
Wable Guily
Constable Lane
Hhar cl
Goods Bros
John Esthgete Jonaston
Goode Bros
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Gomte Bros
Nicholls
Gully
Withers
Florence Street
Cine
Gyude Bros
Breave Street
Goode Broa
Florense Street
Helyea
Thoroughgood
Scott
Inehoya
Will
Scat
Reformatory
School for Jockeys Backed by Bobby Lewis in Melbourne
Melbourne Tuesday report quotes Bobby Lewis backing a school of instruction for apprentice jockeys. He argues riding standards in Melbourne have sunk and proposes raising minimum weights for certain races to curb the decline.
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Melbourne
Bob
Lewis
Jeekes
Jute Mills Strike Draws Mixed Results in Calcutta
Report from Calcutta notes 42 of 85 jute mills affected with 158000 workers idle, 194 lakhs of rupees loss. Five mills reopened, others struck in protest over concessions. A comic misfire saw the strike reader in Bengal dress prompting mistrust among workers.
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Calgutta
Porther Mill
Bengal
Calcutta
Howrah
Hooghly
Conviction upheld in SA dried fruits board case
Sydney news reports the Full Court upholding Leonard Batten, secretary of the South Australian Dried Fruits Board, committal to prison for contempt after he refused to produce certain minute books during a case before Mr Justice Starke. An appeal to the Privy Council may follow the ministers order.
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Sydney
Leonard Batten
South Australian Dried Fruits Board
Justice Starke
Botten
A.R.C Races Grand National Steeplecard
Racing headlines list multiple events at EASTWOOD HURDLE and other races. Entries include names like Adon Puss By Howler Furmm, Plus exhibitors such as Anbe Bonny Bold Wyn Cresent Queen Opera, and weights noted from 0.0 to 11.0. The program enumerates two mile EASTWOOD hurdles and various handicaps with participant names and weights.
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Adon
Puss
Howler
Furmm
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Rabel
Joyjeen
Enor
Time
Pialoione
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Newsate
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Amwnuls
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Starshine
Tartan
ALP Decision Urges Relief as Unemployment Grows
The Victorian branch of the Australian Railways Union writes to the ALP Executive urging a public demonstration to pressure authorities to provide work or food. The ALP resolves to approach the government and seek relief. A conference is set for September 13 with allied groups to consider intensified agitation if relief is not provided.
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Victorian
Australian Railways
Australian Labor Party
ALP
State Labor Party
Belwenic
Ganor
Syrian Shot Provokes Adelaide Court Appearance
Najib George An Joni a 98 year old Syrian hawker in Waymnouth street Adelaide was shot in the right sly. A married woman Elsie Beateley Garris Shannon Place Adelaide faces wounding charges and will appear in Adelaide Police Court tomorrow morning. Hazel allegedly visited Anton's home and a parcel delivery led to a confrontation with a small calibre revolver fired at close range. The incident involved multiple shots and the woman claims self defense after being struck.
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Elsie Beateley Garris
Shannon Phice
Adelale
Adelade
Anton
Hosp Tal
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Hazel
Sud
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Bank Robbery Case Remanded in Adelaide Court
Adelaide Police Court remanded Albert Franc a Juning and William J. Stewart until August 27 on a robbery under arms charge. The victim, Lassie Arthur Cluttersuck of the Norwood Bank of Adelaide, suffered head injuries. Prosecution stated a remand was necessary for Clutterbuck’s condition. Bunting, asked for comment, referenced a desire for lighter duties if possible.
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Albert Franc A
Juning
William J. Stewart
Lassie Arthur Cluttersuck
Norwood
Bank of Dela'de
Clutterbuck
Bunting
Coal Trouble Policy Withdrawn to Let Fevences Sit
Sir Wallace Bruce, returning from Sydney, says private inquiries favor leaving both sites alone to let air fevences settle. He argues this policy avoids further entanglement and aims to reduce friction while awaiting clearer conditions.
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Wallace Bruce
Woman Robbed as Detectives Seek Leon Connor
Adelaide police seek Leon Connor on a seven warrants arrest for alleged assault and robbery of Doris May Lawler on August 2 with John Willians Bowden. Lawler was robbed of 2400. Connor is accused of driving a motor vehicle involved in the incident.
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Leon Connor
John Willians Bowden
Doris May Lawler
Connor
Decrease in Migration Reported for Quarter Ended June 30
The Commonwealth Stat'strelan return shows a surprising migration drop with net losses of 2,273 persons. British arrivals declined notably while emigrants from other countries rose.
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Melbourne
Ie Commonwealth
Strelan
Labor and Federal Court Explained by Mr Duggan
Mr Duggan says Mr Latham and colleagues seek retrogressive proposals by blaming arbitration dissatisfaction. He defends keeping industrial legislation in the Federal sphere and supports arbitration as a principle. The Labor movement opposes irrigation about councils and insists on a separate system needing approval.
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Melbourne
J. G. Latham
Arbitration Court
W. J. Duggan
A.C.T.U
Latham
Contempt of Court in Sydney Timber Strike Coverage
The Labor Daily faced a £250 contempt order after publishing articles linked to the timber strike. The Acting Chief Justice noted the case required serious consideration before any punishment, finding the respondents guilty of interference with justice.
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Sydney
Labor
Wi Fodgy
Man fatally struck by hit and run driver in Melbourne
Melbourne coroner returns manslaughter verdict against an unknown driver in the death of Bendigo engineer Andrew Harkness aged 56. He was fatally injured after being knocked down on Flinders Lane by a motorist who fled the scene.
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Melbourne
Andrew Harkness
Bendigo
Flinders Lane
Letter sparks council debate over caretaker role
A council meeting in Loumon discussed a letter to the press about the caretaker job of Mr Sanders. The mayor and councillors debated anonymity, confidence, and whether the letter referred to the caretaker, with votes split along party lines. The town clerk praised Sanders. the motion failed to single out a named author. Meanwhile Dr G Long was appointed Chaplain General of the Australian Military Team.
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Coffey
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de Fin
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Victoria
Labor Party council to study pre selection complaints
Adelaide Tuesday Labor Party Council to appoint a committee to inquire into all complaints about pre selection plebiscites for next year’s elections. J J D Jonas and A V Thomason re chosen as Labor candidates for Legislative Council No 4 District T Gluyas and F J Condom re elected as siting candidates. By election in the district followed the death of Hon J Carr.
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Labor Party
Brit Gor
Deena
Port ‘Adelaide
Assembly
J. J. D. Jonas
A. V. Thomason
Labor Party Council
Schneider Cup Trials Show Gloster Napier Seaplanes
London reports that during trials a Gloster Napier No 4 sea plane reached estimated speeds near 49 miles per hour at times over the Schneider Cup course from Calshot. Officials predict the No 6 variant may be the fastest, with forecasts of around 409 miles an hour. Trials will be held in secret with aerodrome access restricted to race personnel.
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oMea
Atoherley
Calshot
Alleged Conspiracy Case Resumed At Central Court
In Sydney a group of seven unionist leaders charged with conspiracy over the Harber wialke hearing resumed at the Central Court. A large crowd gathered outside as police maintained order amid a picket demonstration. The case adjourned to tomorrow with five of twenty witnesses examined so far.
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Casa Agalog
Central Court
Tnapecior
Advice to America on Base Ownership and Churchill Influence
Fragmentary note cites Churchill Toronto speech about Sineg Bapore as a resting place en route to Australasia. Claims Britain aims to build a base to protect the Royal Navy and acknowledges Australia and New Zealand sacrifices in war. Mentions need for a forward base in the Pacific.
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Winston Churchill
Toronto
Austral
New Zealand
Japan
Ian Newy
Poll declared in Central District No 1 by election
Adelaide electors gathered at the Town Hall as the Central District No 1 seat in the Legislative Council was declared vacant. S R Whitford urged unity after a Labor movement clash of a domestic nature and predicted Labor victory. Bardolphi accused Labor MPs of treachery, while Cavanagh challenged M Edwards over party endorsement. Edwards promised to respond to Cavanagh when the time comes.
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Cavanagh
Rumor Denied About Labor Party Leaders
A rumor was denied by Mr. Theodore noting no truth to claims of any political deal between the Lahore Party and Mr. Hughes or other prisoners. He said it would be political lunacy for the party to dismiss Mr Hughes and instead keep him in power for 12 months. Bruce faces a political setback amid public questions on policy.
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Hughes
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Hague Conference Signals Shifts in German Demands
At The Hague the British and French delegations met as M. Briand briefed on France’s stance. Reports say Germany’s third zone was rejected and a second concession could be offered. A Paris error in sums was found involving over £6,030,000 after adding machines were used by the Financial Commission.
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M. Sam Biokiana
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Exchange
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Yaris
Party Discipline in Australia Splits Over Federal Arbitration
Melbourne reporters describe a heated Labor delegation address by deputy leader Theodore criticizing federal saboteurs and warning of a threatened majority in the House of Representatives if the Federal Act is repeated. The speaker cites MPs loyal to party discipline amid calls for unity and fears of government tyranny under nationalism.
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Labor Party
Aitirese
Unitun
Perwanallys
Throdor
Rence
House of Representatives
Asia
Australia
Nationalien
Fire erupts at Australian premix plant in blast
A fire at an Australian premix facility caused by an alleged fuse incident broke out, forcing workers to evacuate. Fire crews contained the blaze quickly but reported a small amount of chemicals ignited. The plant suffered substantial damage within minutes and authorities investigated the explosion’s cause.
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Yihite Co
Suinutes
Blacksmiths' Society to Expel Members Linked to Bonus Plan
Melbourne report says the Blacksmiths' Society aims to prevent extending the bonus system by summoning members who worked under it to an executive meeting to show cause for possible expulsion.
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Melbourne
Blacksmiths’ Society
New Tourist Trade That Messages Maritimes Will
Messageries Maritimes plans new tourist trade offerings as part of a broader expansion. Shipping company aims to attract travelers with enhanced routes and services, seeking to boost passenger revenues and market presence.
Trade Union Congress Exposes Communist Design to Smash Unions
The annual report of the Trade Union Congress presented in Belfast on September 1 exposes Communist propaganda in Britain. It states the tactics aim to divide and conquer trade unions, disrupt the structure, overthrow leadership, and replace officials with Communists to gain direct control.
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Bed Fire Disaster In Melrouns Town Incident
A fire at a Melrouns residence killed a ten year old girl and injured others after kerosene was used to start the blaze. Det Jones reported statements from William Jackson and his wife Walker about the origin of the fire and the accused confessed to causing the flames.
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Mvas Atvan
Mat Jackson
Walker
Sey
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Smuggling Racket Report From Melbourne Steamer Arrival
Mixed crowd aboard the French steamer Strasbourg arrives in Melbourne with numerous nationalities including Australians Englishmen Spaniards Belgians Russians Poles and Turks among others. Officials note 290 passengers aboard the vessel and reference diverse passenger origins.
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Langwarrin Mystery Courts Death Of Unknown Woman
A Melbourne report notes a Tuesday incident at Langwarrin where a dead woman, identified only by description, was found. Authorities examined the body but could not determine the cause or identify the deceased pending further inquiry.
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