Use of Police Baton Sparks Union Protest in Adelaide
Sergeant Naylon, head of the Police Association, denounced baton use and defended officers in a board of inquiry setting. A court case involving Constable Williamson for assaulting Porter Thompson was highlighted, with reports noting the Crown Law Office supplied counsel. The union leader questioned why Crown lawyers defended a policeman, citing lack of evidence to justify such aid.
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The
Police Association
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Board of Inquiry
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Teeves
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Williamson
Porter Thompson
Neeves
Crown
Crown Law
Net Agarnet
Joyrider Robbed Car Injures Passengers Fined
At Salisbury Magistrates Court Adelaide, N G R Robinson pleaded guilty to taking Dr Stanley Vereo’s motor car on August 11. He was fined £5 and 15s in default 11 days jail, given a month to pay. Six companions were to pay the loss. Warthold and La France remained in hospital with injuries after the Gawler Road crash near Salisbury.
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Salisbury Mattrates Court
N. G. R. Robinson
Stanley Vereo
North Adelaide
Robinson
Gawler Roa Ne
Salisbury
F. Anderson
R. Walters
R. Staples
J. Stolt
J. Warthold
P. la France
Warthold
la France
Adelaide Hospital
Safebreakers Fail to Breech City Fr Fruit Factory Strongroom
Melbourne police report a failed break in at Laver Bros fruit preserving factory in Collingwood. Safebreakers attempted to blow open the strongroom early Thursday morning, but were thwarted. No injuries reported. investigation ongoing.
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Melbourne
Laver Bros
Collingwood
Baptists from Commonwealth Convene in Sydney for Union Inauguration
In Sydney today Baptists from across Australia gather for the inauguration of the new Baptist Union of Australia leadership. Duttey J. J. Goble is unanimously chosen as first president, with a three year term.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Baptist Union of Australia
Duttey
J. J. Goble
Footscray
Victoria
Lying in State for Rudolph Valentino Draws Huge Crowds
New York crowds and police fought rain to view Rudolph Valentino's mortuary remains as hundreds of women and girls formed long lines, with four hours needed to reach the coffin. Survivors and ex-wives sent mournful messages as reports from London note a published photograph of the star's body.
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New York
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Hollywood
Jean Acker
London
London's bobbed-hair girl bandit robs chemist
A notorious bobbed-hair woman bandit with three men broke a Merton chemist window, robbed stock, and escaped in a car. Scotland Yard is tracking the Eton cropped culprit as police extend patrols across London and surrounding areas after a near capture at Richmond.
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Merton
Scotland
Eton
Richmond
Flight From Redruth Broken Hill Prison Break Pair Remanded
Arthur Harold Harrison age 23 and William George Lines age 24 were arrested after escaping Redruth police custody on Monday night. They were brought before the Police Court in Broken Hill and remanded to South Australia. Harrison admitted the escape and described Lines forcing the lock. They fled in only underclothes, later obtaining clothes, a car, and petrol before surrendering. They appeared defiant in court and exchanged glances.
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Arthur Harold Harrison
Redruth
William’ George Lines
South Australia
Harrison
Lines
Trains Collide Near Uckhampton In Australia
A goods train collided with a stationary train at Walton Tank 400 miles from Rockhampton while en route from Rockhampton to Emerald. Five wagons were damaged. A man named O Neill in the rear of the stationary train suffered facial fractures, a jaw injury, and three broken ribs.
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Rockhampton
Emeral
Walton Tank
Yesrday
O'Neill
Y M C A Activities Adelaide v Port Pirie Inter Association
Adelaide faces Port Pirie in the annual Y M C A Inter Association tournament with events at the M Wall dings starting at 9 a m including draughts ping pong and quoit. A Sunday address by Mr J Peart will be followed by a church ladies light supper. The Spring programme features a mock banquet and a debate with Solomontown Y M C A. An overland trip to Brisbane by motorcar is planned returning for Easter with 36 starters and a cost of £16.
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Salvation Army
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Memorial Oval
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Jubilee preparations spark strong progress for Pirie gala
Port Pirie executive committee reports very good progress on Jubilee arrangements with wide attendance and high enthusiasm. Details cover king and queen duties, flags and lighting, broadcasting items, invitations issued, venues for concerts and social events, and plans for a Back to School feature and a variety concert at Institute Hall.
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Pirie
Messia
Ralph Lewis
Smelfers
F. Dawes
J. O'Dea
Te Hart
Degenhardt
Middleton
Lewis
Me Nadebaum
Cattle
Spar- Tow
Institute Hall
Town Hall
J. €. Sooleher
Resignation of J J Garvan from Commonwealth Bank Board
The cablegram resignation of J J Garvan from the Commonwealth Bank board has been received due to his unsatisfactory health. He is returning from America to Australia. Garvan's move follows the retirement of Governor J Kell, though Garvan may not seek the governorship given his health concerns.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
J. J. Garvan
America
Australia
Garvan
Bank
J. Kell
Commonweath Bank
Kent batsmen top as Australia struggles in London match
Special to The Recorder reports Kent County’s bowlers and batsmen dominating the Australian Eleven. Kent held the visitors tight all day and totaled 324 runs. Australia, resuming after lunch, slumped to three wickets before lunch, amassing 86 at the interval.
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London
Kent County
Australia
Gas Explosion in Kent injures four workers
Four Austra Marley Company employees were seriously burnt when a gas main being moved for a city railway project at Newtown exploded after a passing tram rider dropped a match. Workers Werbert Holmes Thomas Bourke William Arnsen and Jack McKay were treated. Arnsen remained hospitalized with more extensive injuries.
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Werbert Holmes
Thomas Bourke
William Arnsen
Jack ' McKay
Holmes
McKay
I Hourke
Arnsen
Australian Sailing Rowing Names and Results Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists sailors Taylor Woolley Ashdown Macartney Knott Freeman Tregory Ashdown and Sundvley with possible match results or pairings. Mentions Wickels lunch and unclear context.
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Anhdown
Mal Nardinge
Collins
Woolley
St. Elis
Seymour
St. Ell
Malley Bryan
Grimmett
Richardson
Chapman
C Ellis
Bh Gregory
Knott
B Malley
Bryan
C Macartney
Hubble
B Richardson
Freeman
Beale
St. Ellis
Grimmett Sundries
Australia
Taylor
Ashdown
Macartney
Freeman Tregory
Freeman Sundvley i
Positions in England Collins and Richardson Deny
Special to The Recorder London Wednesday A L Colling and Arthur Richardson deny all knowledge of a report they would play in England. Collins says he knows nothing of the suggestion and Richardson says he heard of it only in a newspaper. Sydney Smith also denies accepting a business appointment in London.
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Recorder
London
A. L. Colling
Arthur Richardson
England
Collins
Richardson
Sydney Smith Hag
Ancient Skull Found Near Devil's Tower Gibraltar
Fragments of a skull including the frontal bone were found near Devil's Tower Gibraltar by Misa Garrod of the Institute de Paleontologie Humaine Paris and Oxford. Mousterian implements were uncovered. dating suggests under 20,000 years. Awaiting more finds, with Breuil and Bresil noted in connection to the site.
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Devil's, Tower
Gibraltar
Misa D. A. E. Garrod
Institute de Paleonteogie Humaine
Paris
Oxford University
London
Mall
Votes for Money in Pirie Jubilee Election Totals
Secretary E. E. Garrett reports 170 pounds and 11 shillings 9d handed in for Jag and Queen contribution. To date Smelters 13 245 pounds, Commerce 12 000 pounds, Shipping 9 600 pounds, Trade Unions 2 496 pounds. Progressive votes not yet handed in.
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Pirie Jubilee Executive Committee
E. E. Garrett
Jag
Fujisan Favored Again In Epsom Spring Racing
Spring racing notes Fujisan tops the Metropolitan odds two points ahead of Ampunia Booster Count Cavour Pantheon and Mountain Prince lead the field with Valiare setting a Victoria Park track record six furlongs in 4 31 Windbag at Sandwick ran 4 31 Rampion clocked 4 18 for six furlongs excellent condition Pantheon shows strong form with Mile pacing in 224 today.
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Fujisan
Epsom
Ampunia
Booster
Count Cavour
Pantheon Arsill
Mountain Prince
Star Stranger
Valiare
Victoria Park
Sandwick
Rampion
Pantheon
Charleville Foals Brother to Windles for Percy Miller
Sydney reports Percy Miller of Scone received word that Charleville foaled a robust brother to Windles yesterday. The colt is strong and healthy, indicating promising potential in the long tradition of this lineage.
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Sydney
Percy Miller
Scone
Charleville
Windles
Spirit of Apathy On Referendum Warps Voter Interest
The piece argues that public interest in the referendum is low across the state with many unaware of the proposals. It notes women especially lack knowledge and may rely on male family members for guidance. Campaigning is vigorous among graziers and country folk, while urban workers and business elites show mixed or negative leanings.
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Sydney
Daily Telegraph
Referendum Drage in Queensland Sparks Minimal Campaign
In Brisbane on Thursday the referendum issue drew little interest with the Labor Party opposing the proposals while Speen Forces in Parliament promote the measure. The campaign on either side is described as infinitesimal.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Labor Party
Hl. Dash
New steel cars expected for Walsh Island contract
It is reported that the Walsh Island dockyard at Newcastle will receive a Railway Commissioners contract to build 100 steel cars for the New South Wales railways. The project cost is about £500,000. Tenders closed recently and the successful tenderer should be announced in two or three days.
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Thursdey
Walsh Island
Newcasle
Railways Commissioners
New South Wales Railways
Fatal Spider Bite Case Confounds Court Verdict
A woman died after a spider bite despite doctor intervention. The coroner ruled the death followed by heart complications, caused by the poisonous bite, in a rare and unusual medical case.
Auction Fetches High Prices at London sale
Valuable Old Ars A Queen Anne walnut armedale sold for £309 and more than £25,000 paid for jewellery in a few minutes at a Carlie London auction on June 9. One item, a large drop brilliant mounted es 5 pendant, raised £5,600. A pearl necklace and a 53‑strand graduated necklace plus seven brilliant brooches sold for £2,100. Mr Howard Garner attended the sale, buying ancient pieces including an ogee of XVII and a bronas of Agbar from the XVII.
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Carlie
London
Howard Garner
Tut ankh-Amen
Sothby's
Agbar
Turvday Tourlisinge Report Amid Odd Notation
Fragmented OCR text reads like a distorted local item mentioning a total figure for a mass and a reference to a feets twelve species, plus a single name Br. The readable portions indicate a brief notation about an event or measure, with unclear context and numerous garbled words.
Cost of living in dispute over worker wages
The Chief Judge and Mr Crofin argued that enterprisers profits and costs of living drive wage gains. The cost of living has risen 408 cent while artisan margins rose three to four shillings. Crofts compared Australian and U states workers, noting efficiency and intelligence, as Beeby adjourned the hearing.
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Dethridge
Crofin
UN Coen
Uatea Sun
America
Justice Beeby
Crofts
Goldfields Trial Details In Kalgoorlie Evidence
Perth reports Detective Sergeant Purse testified at the Kalgoorlie trial this morning about searching a registered bookmaker Coulter. On the back were notes indicating a treasting or sheiling expedition involving Coulter, with mentions of Treffens, Clarks, and a bus.
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Perth
Sergent Purses
Kalgoorlie Surderial
Earch “Coulter
Treffens
Couller
Clarks
Adelaide Justice Appointment Report
Adelaide confirms 176 men were appointed as Justices of the Peace. Notable names include Mosare W. Coffey Port Pirie West T. Coupe Port Pirie West C. Dawe Port Pirie West and G. M. Marks Port Pirie West. Key removed from the list of Justices aged approximately.
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Adelaide
Mosare W. FP. Coffey
Port Piria West
T. Coupe
Port Pirie West
C. Dawe
G. M. Marks
Key
Ageo ‘Preca
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Pacific Cable Board Names Britain Ministerial Talks in Canada
The Pacific Cable Board notes that Sir Timor Coghlan’s successor will be appointed after race discussions. It is expected that Canada dispute with Britain will be settled after mutual talks among 41 ministers attending the meeting.
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Cable Board
Britain
T He Douns
Canada
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