Daily Motor Service Between Port Pirie and Snowtown
Car calls for passengers at their homes. Schedule lists pickups in Snowtown before departure to Port Pirie and nearby towns. Bookings at Sweetland’s Ellen Street. Service advertised as door to door with home pickup.
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Crystil Uonok
Port Pine
Snowtown
Connerting
Prain
Adelaide
Pat
Snowtowar
Inch
Auvlside
Sweetland
Ellen Street
Terrible England Storm Floods London Stadium
LONDON Saturday thunderstorm with torrential rain wrecked districts across England. Wembley Stadium area flooded with six inches of water on the race track and the palace of industry exhibits moved to higher ground. Women and children were carried to safety as windows were shattered in Braintree Essex and other towns reported damage.
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Reuter
London
Wem‘es
Palace of Industry
Braintree
Essex
Trading A Wife and Legal Strife in 19th Century Case
A fragmented report describes a marital dispute over alimony or support in which a husband faces actions initiated by his wife. The narrative traces travel and court steps, with references to various places and individuals as the case unfolds through testimonies and legal maneuvers.
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Wurklant
Wilde Barnes
Dane Huron
Jeff
Unclear Central Australia Train Journey Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Darwin to Emurgalan trip by special train, overland journey toward a queen tied head, mentions Barkley table haul Vest, Hetinegh Werhert and Hien ot Ruulpuyaly, about 30 giles, fidge Herbert spending his vacation.
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Darwin
Datutile
Statbroke
Emurgalan
Pat Head
Leriatwin
Trouble in Greek Navy Officers Threaten Mutiny
Australian News Association reports from Athens that officers threaten mutiny amid political agitation. Cabinet orders fleet laid up and crews paid off for extended leave as a precaution.
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Ress Association
Athens
The Sporting Prince Sets Sail for America Tour
Lance Edward of Wales leaves on a broad tour of America sailing directly to New York as part of his voyage abroad. Reuter’s Service reports the royal prince travels in progress toward American engagements and showcases.
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Reuter
Lance Edward
Wales
Walay
Amecu
New York
Michael Collins Honored at Belnablath Funeral
In London on Friday, amid Irish Free State President W T Cosgrave and numerous Senators and troops, a cross was unveiled at Belnablath for Michael Collins who was mortally wounded. General O'Duffy led the ceremony.
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Reuter
London
W.T Cosgrave
Irish Free State
O'Dully
Belnablath
Michael Collins
Messages from Mars Reach Newark Radio Operators
Signals of mysterious origin were heard by Newark radio operators with peculiar frequency while listening for Mars activity. The Montevideo high power station suspended transmissions for minutes each hour for four days, but no Mars signals were detected and officials say none could be heard.
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Newark
New Jersey
Mars
Laborer Escapes Injury Amid Falls Incident
Fragmented report describes a laborer named Temoea Shuiyy Fullen crossing a falls yesterday with a Sleeper and a Tudou team. Miren Mirewine helped clear him, avoiding a broken leg while a Midge-bilding song played, details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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Temoea
Shuiyy
France and Germany Fire In The City Big House Gutted
Reuters reports in Paris and Adelaide details of a major fire and political debate. In Paris the Chamber of Deputies discusses Meriroy’s London Conference deal as MPs expect long speeches. Herriot notes British evacuation plans and Ruhr questions. In Australia at McLaren Flat a 15 room residence burned Saturday night, with 5000 pounds damage and some insured loss.
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France
Germany
Reuters
Paris
Chamber of Deutis
Merrioy
London
Chamber
Senate
M. Herring
Ramsay MacDonald
Ruhr
M. Herriot
Armans
MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Sunda
Whigkhan Park
McLaren Flat
Comite
Confidence Vote for Herriot Regime In Paris Chamber
The Chamber of Deputies backed M. Herriot with 336 votes to 204 and adjourned for the night. Debates touched on Britain's stance on the Dawes plan, Franco German commercial talks, and the pace of armament control with remarks from Briand Nollet and Stresemann guiding the discussion.
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Reuter
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Herriot
M. Herriot
Chamber
Britain
Dawes
M Herriot
London
Nollet
MacDonald
Germany
France
Sar
Ramsay MacDonald Praised by Berlin Leader
Reuters service reports Berlin Chancellor Marx in the Reichstag praising Ramsay MacDonald for impartiality in London while warning that London Conference decisions will burden Germany though progress over current affairs. He urged swift Ruhr evacuation and faced stormy scenes as Communists pressed motions against government surrender to international capital and a Dawes report plebiscite.
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Reuters
Berlin
Marx
Reichstag
London
MacDonald
Germany
Ruhr
Dawes
Overseas Sporting Fifty-Six Hour Test Triumph of the Human
London reports a sixty hour test event at the Crystal Palace where C W Hust, a 60 year old ex champion walker, covered 245 miles 480 yards to win by seven miles over a field that included Arthur Nightingale and Naeen. The race was halted with two hours remaining, leaving a win by a substantial margin.
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London
Crystal Palace
C. W. Hust
Walker
Arthur Nightingale
Tires Naeen
Inish
International Cricket Ontario match at Canbury
Renter's Service the South Afhea initiated a match against Kent at Canbury today. Weather was fine and the wicket good. Kent totaled 285 before rain stopped play at dust. PE Woolley reached 2000 runs in the season with 478 runs. Harting contributed 118 with 15 boundaries.
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London
Kent
Can‘wbury
Woolley
Shocking Camperdown Fatality In House Explosion
Sydney report of a fatality at a Camperdown house where 17 year old Albert Thomas was killed by an exploding automatic revolver. The weapon had been found days earlier by Loy, and the two youths examined it when it discharged. One boy has been arrested.
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Sydney
Albert Thomas
Camperdown
Thomas
Loyis
Tragic Death At Wayville Crossing Claims A W Attrill
Alexander William Attrill 28, a London arrival less than a year ago, was killed near the Wayville railway crossing in Adelaide while en route to meet friends. Attrill, assistant manager at Hauge (Australia) Proprietary Ltd, lived in Devonport Terrace Wayville and had served in the war. A colleague praised his sociable character and athletic interests, noting his plans to take up cricket and rifle shooting in Adelaide.
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Adelaide
Alexander William Attrill
Wayville
Attrill
Australia
London
Hauge (Australia) Proprietary, Ltd
Flinders Street
Devonport Terrace
Calais
P. B. Bald
Bunge, Limited
England
Steamer Walotapa Held Up by Seamen
The Union Company steamer Walotapa bound for Vancouver was refused a sea departure by her crew in Auckland on Saturday. No reason was given until Ley spoke with the captain, who said the ship’s departure would be postponed until Seamen's Union instructions arrive. The cause of the trouble remains unknown.
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Auckland
Union Company
Vancouver
Ley
Seamen's Union
Reward Offered for Tannery Theft Suspect in Wellington
In Dominion Tannery Wellington New Zealand the Sai Authoritiva reports the evot flees at Woolston tannery eight months denote the work of sufficiency. The directors have offered £1000 reward for the discovery of the person responsible.
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Wellington
N.Z
Sai Authoritiva
Woolston
National Tennis Final doubles match result
In Boston on Saturday Howard Kinsey defeated Viverson and O Hara Worl, teaming with Kinsey to win the national doubles title. The match featured heavy wind and rain as Howard Kinsey and Rotach provided steady drives while Wood delivered sweeping returns, shaping the late twists of the contest.
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Boston
Howard
Robert Kinsey
Championship Cycling Third Place and Time Trial
Championship cycling event results show a close race with a wheel margin victory. Details mention England and Australia participants, with times indicating a tight finish and the third place outcome.
Irish Racing Swindles New Use for Wireless
London Sunday Press reports the police are investigating fuel swindles tied to wireless bets after race results were wirelessed from English courses. Believed to be the first known use of wireless for this purpose in Ireland.
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Australian Press Association
London
Sunda
Iush
Pallee
Bethree
Leeland
Tramways Trust Faces Revenue Drop Amid Rising Competition
McL Hill reports half-year accounts show unsatisfactory results due to restricted competition and unequal conditions. Bakewell notes increased private car use, suburban cinema growth, and attractive shops reducing tram patronage. Relief or burden shift to constituent bodies is deemed necessary to cover deficits.
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Adelaide
Tramways Trust
Bakewell
McL
L. Hill
Politie Works
Je Dong
Vie Traus
Hie
Prust
Aviators in Global Flight Prompts varied reports and delays
A jumble of notes describes American and international aviators crossing oceans and continents. It mentions Iceland, Tokyo, Kobe, Afghanistan, Simla, Peshawar, and tension with delays and surveillance. The text records a mix of names, places, and aviation milestones without a clear single event.
King George's Stud Introduces French Blood
Paris dispatch reports King George's Stud plans to send a royal mare to France for breeding with French stock. The move aims to elevate bloodlines, with a high-profile pairing proposed as part of a grand British initiative.
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Weuter’s
London
Satuday
Dairy Express
Paris
sUveksnes
Kluge
George Nie Feos
Woodstock
Wid Lst
Francé
Clero
British Chess Championship and Dawes Plan Outlook
Australian Press Association reports Sammay He Atkins of Huddersfield winning the British chess championship for the fifth time with Yates second and George Thomas third. Rubenstein Poland won the Maine Open Championship. A London Conference session was halted by prolonged Communist protests over amnesty for political prisoners. In Bundestag debates Dr Marx and Dr Stresemann’s speeches are seen as favorable to the Dawes Plan, suggesting Nationalists may abstain and allow passage.
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Australian Press Association
London
Sammay HE
Atkins
Huddersfield
Yates
George Thomas
Rubenstein
Poland
Ganning
Sus
M. Schwarz
Extremist Conference Delivers Resolutions Against Labor
A meeting of extremist factions led by Tory chair Tudur Mann passed nine resolutions urging a minimum wage of eight shillings weekly and endorsing organized force to settle industrial disputes. The pamphlet described opponents as lawless and warned that gains for workers would only come through brute force.
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Sistvauati Press Association
London
Tudur
Tory Mann
Wroat
Clare
Jrers
Otfey
Ulénvilbe
Fairhanh
Bathurst Gaol Reports Denial of Recent Revelry
In Bathurst on Sunday the governor reported the gaol was kept in quiet order. The recent revellers were alleged to have caused a grim scene, but the governor emphatically denies the report. Since release, the offenders have shown exemplary conduct.
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Bathurst
Seery Ghovernor
Batits
Peice
The Insect Fiend and Morality in Malaria Debate
An Adelaide audience hears Sir James Barratt of Melbourne discuss malaria as a political and health issue. He cites millions of deaths, mosquito transmission details, and prevention methods, urging screens, fish, and quinine while criticizing complacency and historical campaigns.
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Adelaide
Ealst
Murray
New
James Barratt
Melbourne
Lister Hall
Palestine
Lord Allenby
Allenby
Painted Pearl and Exile Inspire Mild Controversy at Local Playhouse
Amusements section reviews a light program featuring Conal production Painted Pearl and The Exile, with strong social themes about wealth and ambition. The show stars Adela lio, Don Lane, Moore and Rewyun, presenting a story of class mobility and personal struggle on a 6000 foot Fox feature bill alongside M4 Mosteal Sneeze. The Austral plan Will be nay ed at Sweetland's from 1,40.
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Counell
Jonas
Collees Moore
Sal Pee
Elie
Don Lane
Pleset
Bofinh Moore
Rewyun
Villazer
Carrie Studugh
Joly Giber
Steels
Anit Gazette
Sweetland
Wests Defeat Solomon Town In Keen Final
In a tightly contested basketball final Wests beat Solomontown 17 goals to 11. Treat Dalton starred with 17 points while Magphy and Doris Brown led SolomonTown with 9 and 2. Best players included C Beery and M Brown for Wests and M Allison D Brown B Brooks for SolomonTown.
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WESTS
Solomontowwni
M Priday
Solomontown
Solomontows
Healthawers
Treat Dalton
Lowers
Violat Magphy
Doris Brown
C. Beery
M. Brown
Dalton
M. Allison
D. Brown
B. Brooks
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the Sporting Prince
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Sritain and Commercial Treaty
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Control Commission
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Offenburg
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Centre
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Aberdare
Newcastle Suniyy
Gollieny
Alurland
Bay of Mery
Warthipurkes
Chess Champic
Brisbane
Watson
Albuty
Dani
Championship Cycling
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Tramways
Federation
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Betlere
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Zanni
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Kobe
Seus
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Simla
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Peshawar
Kull
Trovernmient
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Sir James Barratt
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