Pirie Hotel Case Dismissed As Police Were Mistaken
In Pirie Police Court yesterday magistrate Mr H G Nesbit dismissed the charge against John Edward Tregilgas licensee of Pirie Hotel for unlawful supply of liquor. The decision followed doubts about police testimony that he handed a bottle to another man near the swing doors. Tregilgas testified he arrived at the hotel with his wife, parked in front, and returned to Muller's for a paper, denying any wrongdoing. The case hinged on identification and sequence of events seen near the premises.
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Pirie Masons Ball Highlights Installations and Causes Cheers
Pirie Lodge No. 24 held a grand ball after installing H. J. Skewes as Worshipful Master. A large attendance of 430 filled the Masonic hall, with a ceremonial display of electric lights, floral decoration, and a vigil of toasts, music by Blue Rose Orchestra, and lavish supper hosted by Ladies Skewes.
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Commonwealth Seeks More Railways Information
In Adelaide on a Wednesday a telegram requesting further information was received. It seeks details beyond the State Government’s prior letter and remains to be supplied.
Fragmented mining market notes and rail protest debates
The article compiles a chaotic sheet of figures and names covering forward prices for tin copper and other metals, Australian mining and milling topics, disrupted railway discussions, and political figures. It notes a religious function, calls for improved transport and device transit, and lists many local names and organizations amid the unsettled mining scene.
Jews Hit Back Want Germany Boycotted
In Lucerne on Wednesday leaders urged international action to prevent Jews from being denied equality anywhere and to aid emigration from Germany. President urged protecting Jewish rights and resisting oppression, with emphasis on allowing Jews to leave Germany rather than endure persecution.
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Police Kill Two And Injure 23 In Serbia Crash
A chaotic scene unfolded as police intervened when a crash near a churchyard disrupted an Orthodox service. Two men were killed and 23 wounded as police fought off attackers, with bystanders fleeing the scene amid the turmoil.
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Yesterday's Wanton Trade Ends Quietly at Dawn
A fragmented item notes an unclear event titled Yesterday's wanton with reference to a 12 minimum for 24 bows ending at 0 am. No further readable context or details available.
Melbourne and Victoria figures in broad 60 year carrier notes
A compact column lists various local figures including Mr. Shamberlain tied to Austra lan motor material and Melbourne events on Saturday, C. J. Warr long-serving secretary and treasurer of a Victoria law society, and many residents tied to hospitals hotels and clubs. The note mentions Mrs. GoM Gayy and Mrs. J. Modge with families, visitors from Adelaide and New South Wales, plus hospital admissions and exhibition matches planned in Pirie.
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Bright prospects of ship work revival in Sydney
Sydney waterfronters expect renewed ship work after a compulsory Melbourne conference. Waterside Workers' Federation defers talks pending seamen reports while stewards meet. Seamen press for free crew selection and overtime pay disputes amid layoff and staffing shakeups on lines including Mallwraith Melet Talune and Koomilya with crews drawn from Australia and abroad.
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Vital Conference Over Unresolved Labour Row in Melbourne
Report describes a tense meeting in Melbourne where workers and management debated reemployment. Key figures include Mr. Murry Stewart and ArMiitetion. The conference ended without a firm resolution and a promise of possible compromise remained.
Bushfire destroys village in Newfoundland
A Newfoundland settlement of Charnetcy including 25 structures was burned by a bush fire. The fate of three women and 15 men remains unknown as 2000 volunteers and firefighters battle the blaze across the province in a huge operation.
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War deemed inevitable as Lloyds accept odds on Italy
London reports malaria and dysentery hitting Italian troops in East Africa with a thousand worst sufferers sent back to Naples weekly. Mussolini intensifies preparations as rains end, planning 43 transports this week. French observers predict inevitable war with Abyssinia, while Italian strategy centers on Abyssinia and Erithrea’s fronts amid growing German-Russian fears.
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Neutrality Legislation Unified Amid Global Tensions
A Washington report notes rising calls for a drastic neutrality bill amid international strain over Abyssinia and Mussolini. Proponents warn delayed action could impede arms exports and naval matters, while a congressional hold-up threatens passage at high political cost.
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Twenty three men gaoled in New Zealand
Twenty three members of a group aboard the steamer Walkoual were traced today in three prisons for offences. They were jailed for periods up to seven years for various alleged crimes. The report notes the men are held in Wellington with moves to transfer them as needed.
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Pan American air disaster details discussed in Sydney report
A Sydney briefing outlines the Pan American air incident affecting Honolulu Auckland and New Zealand. Government officials discuss company responses and potential legal actions amid a rescue effort that left a New Zealand woman dead after smoke and a failed evacuation.
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