Civic reception for Mr Forde in Port Pirie district visit
Mr Forde and party received a hearty welcome from Mayor Degenhardt and Port Pirie council members. The visit highlighted support for the Redhill Port Augusta railway and federal funding, with Lacey and SA Labor senators pressing for construction and government backing amid financial strain.
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Northien
South Austpatia
Estendig
Mike Spring
F. Mori
Harkets
Utvd Customs
Burl Mire
Forde
Senalop O'Hiliovuti
Messie J. L. Prips
A. W Law
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A. Degenhardt
UN Town Council
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Lacey
Hie Sid
Soie
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Bord Pirie
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A. W. Lacey de
Mr. Forde
Porle
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Pirie
Firth
Anele
Peiue
Haland
Australia
Foede
Port Augusts
Fort Ment
Pode Lind
Hein
Parker Maloney
England
Ant Mphacey
Austria
Tua
Forda
Mo Force
Redhill-Port
Port Augusta
Kalgoorlie-Port
Augusta
W. Coffey
Gloucester Cricket Ends In Tie With Parker Dominance
The Gloucester match ends in a tie after Australia’s second innings. Parker delivers fine bowling, taking seven wickets in the innings and 10 wickets in the match. Bradman, Lyon, and others fall to Parker’s pace and accuracy as stumps approach.
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Australia
Tor Bradman
Parker Oe Rippax
Parker Ponaford
Beckett
Lyon
Parker Urwood
Bow
Parker
Srinimart
Saatioak
Tax on Wages Relief Aimed at Unemployed
Adelaide reports a salary tax plan proposed by the Governor to fund relief for jobless workers. The measure targets wages and salaries with a broad reach, excluding Federal service staff, and is a key policy in the Labour Party’s financial program.
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Adelaide
Tursday
Alexander More-Rujaven
South Austra
Lasor
Revolt In Peru As President Goes Into Hiding
United Service in Lima reports a military insurrection against President Augusta Legula, who has ruled Peru for eleven years. The coup led to his removal from the palace as Col. Sanchez Gerro leads the rebels. violence erupted and several ministers were killed or wounded before Legula fled the city.
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United Service
Lima
Senor Augusta Legula
Peru
Anamiy
Sanchex Gerro
Leguis
We Palace
Legula
Unemployment Funds Allocated in Victoria
Victoria allocates over £1,000,000 from state funds to unemployed veterans works and sustains, with spending set to extend over three consecutive years. The measure aims to provide jobs and support through funded projects and subsidies.
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Victoria
Interesting finish Gloucester match dominates cricket report
Gloucester bowler Hornibrook takes five for 49 as Australia chase 148 to win after a dramatic third day. Hammond sparkles for Gloucestershire while crowds exceed eight thousand. Australia pile up 220 minutes of toil and fall 148 short as Seabrook and Burnett strike in quick succession.
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Austratia
Gloucester
Austria
Hammond
Gloucestershire
Normibrook
Fis
q'Becket
Hammona
Hornibrook
Muent
Seabrook
Burnett
Oradwan
Terriie
Goords
Bradman
Australia
Stolen Silks Case In Melbourne Leads To Trial
In Melbourne two men aged 48 and 51 were charged with breaking into a warehouse on HukX and stealing silk valued at £90. They were found after separate detections, seen leaving the warehouse after an all night watch, and were committed for trial.
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Melbourne
Phillip Tewis Golliston Hayman
Phin Goldstone Pty
Manu Foettrers
Flinders Lane
Msl
Bourne
Aiueisi
Omar
Davis Gotdhlaam
Reform talk in Melbourne expects panels and costs debate
In Melbourne on Tuesday Premier Mr Bogen replied to a deputation from AWN urging electoral reform and economy. He said the reduction of Legislative Assembly members would be considered though not yet discussed by the government. He argued Parliament is not the most expensive government part and cited public service pay scales.
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Melbourne
AWN
Mr Bogen
Legislative Assembly
Imputation Resented By Mr Fenton In Reply To Garden
The young Prime Minister Mr E Fenton rejected imputations raised by Mr T S Gueden about public statements. Fenton said the remarks were loose and unworthy of comment and defended a refrigeration shipment decision as limited to that shipment only.
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Sydney
Toesan
E. Fenton
T. S. Gueden
Garden
Lalor
Benton
Adverse Comment on Maritime Unemployed Funding
In Melbourne the Victorian Seamen's Union meeting reported no adverse comment on actions by the Federal and State Governments regarding unemployment relief. Secretary W Clarke said the unemployed fund of £1,000,000 could not be diverted to destitute maritime workers as it was allocated for wharfages. The meeting instructed Clarke to move for suspension of founding orders at the next Trades meeting.
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Waneark Vigilace Committee
Auguste
Hiyas
Mayer
Mr. Avery
Putea
Western Australia
Quorn
Park Pre
Porky
Mr. Luedy
Port Mere
Mme Lacey
Bealill
Port Augusta
Lacey
Henrie Penn
Forde
Melbourne
Wier
Wim Tnt
Allways
Tml
Financial Post
Walter
Parde
Post
Branin
Seamen's. Union Tidiay
Nuh
W. Clrke
Maritime Unions
Wih Ghannes
van Cornell
Commonwealth
Weir
South Angloasia
South
Akin
Wien
Ola Niemeyer
Mewes
South Australia
Unis
Federal Public Accounts Committee
Indian Unrest Sparks Fatal Attacks and Police Request Witnesses
A chaotic riot and killings erupt amid unrest in Callatta and surrounding areas. Police report multiple casualties from knife and bomb attacks and urge witnesses to come forward as investigations proceed.
Adelaide Assembly Debates Urgent Taxation Measures
The South Australia Assembly discussed finance and delaying taxation measures until revenue and expenditure are known. Mr Butler praised the Premier for conference gains in Melbourne and urged timely action. The Premier warned delay worsens the deficit, noting a £20,000 monthly slip, and aimed to introduce taxation proposals this or next week.
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Adelaide
Tueasay
Butler
Mibourne
South Australia
Sydney Report Claims Labor Move Threat to Federal Policy
Report says armed show of force in Sydney seeks to thwart a Labor move to pressure the Federal Government to dissociate from a recent parliament deal. Prime Minister Mfr J Fenton told an interviewer he is confident in Australia’s financial future and that 5,000,000 bills maturing on September 2 will be met.
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Sydney
Heapi'ng
Mfr
J. Fenton
Fenton
Australia
Sanday
Burglars Surprise Grocer in Prahran Shop
Early morning break in at a Greville Street Prahran grocer's shop ends with two burglars fleeing in a waiting motor truck after a struggle during which George Donnan was wounded by a razor slash to the face. Police are seeking suspects.
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Melbourne
Greville Street
Prahran
George Donnan
Retiring from Politics Sir William McPherson Steps Down
Sir William McPherson resigns from politics after 17 years holding the Hawthorn seat and serving as Premier from 1928 to 1929. Doctors say heart trouble prompted retirement and Sir Stanley Argyle will act as leader of the Opposition during the transition.
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Melbouana
Hawthorn
Legislative Assembly
William McPherson
Stanley Argyle
Nationalle
Apnainter
Australian stocks rise on London market report
Australian finance decision lifts securities on the London market. New South Wales stock gains 50 percent, Lyons advance 40 percent, other issues rise accordingly as Federal Treasury plans redeeming 5,110,000 pounds of Treasury bills next week.
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Servier
London
Australia
New South Wales
Lyan
Lon Chaney Dead
Lon Chaney renowned motion picture actor died on a Tuesday from pneumonia at an unspecified location. The news confirms the death of the famed star whose work spanned silent films and early cinema.
Alleged Arson Plot Heard At Central Court
Police prosecutor described a fire at a Sydney site with benzine soaked plots and wiring tricks. Investigators found trays tied with benzine pins and a short circuit setup. a string release let flames escape through a front door.
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Sydney
Central Court
Solomin Speeterman
julTiurst
Abjeet
British Government eyeing bulk food program with Dominions
Report from London suggests the SRITICH government may propose an Imperial Conference scheme to bulk purchase food and essential goods from dominions. Public utility undertakings could be used to buy wool wheat meat and commodities under government control, with possible foreign policy safeguards.
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Dompion& Wie
Drastic SA loan cuts urged amid mint finances crisis
Premier reviews budget position in Adelaide as South Australia plans to reduce the loan programme from £8,000,000 to about £2,000,000 to cover a large deficit. He cites high taxation, unemployment, and proposed Commonwealth grants and reviews for federal aid and future annual subsidies.
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Adelaide
L. KL. Hilt
House of Assembly
Mir
Hilt
South Australia
Plane to take part in Lasseter gold quest from Alice Springs
A Gipsy Moth aircraft piloted by Mr 1 Mall, an instructor of Australian National, departed Muswoth in the morning to join the Lasseter gold expedition from Alice Springs.
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Melbourne
Mr 1
Mall
Muswotth
Alice Spring
Eile Aoacpa
Lasseter
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