Balaklava Meeting Includes Tight Finishes at Balaklava
Balaklava Racing Club reported a busy meeting with Romeo taking the Balaklava handicap and several divisions decided in close contests. Notable results include Inkeman Novice, Aubiga, and Alma Trials feature detailed entries and dividend figures, with Wakefield Welter and Jumpers Flat races producing firm finishes and post race payouts.
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Balaklava Racing Club
Balaklava Landicap
Romeo
Inkerman Novile
Aubiga
Clardlong
Bar
Kee Ollice
Dt Anion
Uduicha
Denisienne
Gwenellv
Queen Olive
Betty Tuck
Marcolator
Marcy Polo
Nuggero
Lengh
Prince Kanmrco
Yas ii
Phoenix
Uivideniis
Moonee Valley Meeting Hunt Cup Indicates Aces Held
At Moonee Valley yesterday the Hunt Cup featured strong betting with Well Spoken favored at 6 to 4 over Vanto and Salonia in a field that included Byama and Seng Froid. Yeringberg highweight handicap drew eight other starters, while Dalonia and Cave Alls faced stiff competition in shorter stakes.
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Hume
Vanto
Ey Veo
Fortafvat
Betling
Romeo
Yeringberg
Dalonia
Ay Bose
Salonia
Stamford
Call
Silver Billy
Bolling
Zetheus
Murgoo
Yarka Glen
Mlydale Hunt
Cub
Suitaite
Oy Vauntrim
Huttalle
Vaunteim
Plowerfield Welter
Hengist
Bee Usee
Gravelines
Berythorn
Electrical Trade Disputes Trigger Melbourne Hearing
In Melbourne on Wednesday a dispute lodged by the Electrical Trades Union against the Commissioner in Victoria New South Wales South Australia and Tasmania seeks arbitration over wage cuts and Sunday holiday rates. A counter-log by the Commissioners requests deletion of Mr Justice Powers wage reductions and other adjustments as the case unfolds with races and betting segments accidentally interwoven in the readable text.
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Melbourne
Flintical Trades
Luton
Hugistear
Murray Stewart
Use Railways
Victoria
New South Wiles
South Australia
Justice Powers
Federal Awards Question of Appointment in Melbourne
The Full Arbitration Court adjourned to decide if the Conciliation Committee's appointment was proper. Counsel argued the unnamed committee may not have been validly constituted, risking nullity of any court action. Chief Judge Detheridge noted the crucial issue of valid appointment and material consequences for the Federal awards case.
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Melbourne
Weidasny
Toda
Victorian
New South
Walee Hathways
GK Nullagar
Slmons
Austria
Murray Siewar
Tie Railways Gatawussioners
Oas Ci
Huss
Local Reservoirs Report Mixed Levels At Beetaloo Bundaleer
The commissioner notes Beetaloo Reservoir holds 70 million gallons this week, down from 74 million last year, while Bundaleer reaches 538 million gallons, up by 243 million from the previous year, in a late week update.
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Abelalwe
Comissioner of Public Works
Mrinurs
Beptiloo Resersor
Bundaleer
Cheap Wickets Freeman In Form At Canterbury
Australian team dazzles at Canterbury with Freeman scoring freely as England faces challenges. Parker struggles while Freeman dominates ball and bat to pace the day in blazing heat. Crowd of about 15 100 watches Woodfull win the toss and set the tone.
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Ken
Canterbury
Kent
Clapyjin
Legse
Bryan
Knolt
Toda
Havaineu
Worley
Peveman
Parker
Exalane
England
Sensational Arrests in India Intense Political Crackdown
Calcutta reports on a Delhi arrival related to gold conference where nearly the entire Indian National Congress working committee was arrested. Among those detained is V. J. Patel former president of the Legislative Assembly. Pylet, once president, had resisted official action until now.
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Iied
Calcutta
Delhi
Indian National Congress
Vv. J. Patel
Legislative Assembly
Pylet
Resignation of Minister Clears Cabinet Decision in Adelaide
A minister in Adelaide has handed in his resignation after a cabinet decision. The move followed a Parliamentary Labor Party meeting this morning where the subject was discussed amid strong feelings. Further considerations are expected by officials.
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Adelaide
Harvey
Labor Party
Calicus
Port Adelaide Waterside Demonstrations Turn Violent
In Port Adelaide yesterday and today about 1800 workers and supporters clashed with police. Windows and a warehouse were damaged, with an estimated 90 pounds of loss. A Waterside Workers Federation office window was smashed as volunteers and protesters traded blows. Allan was arrested for stone throwing. Police reinforced from Adelaide controlled crowds along routes to pickup points and barred access to the police station vicinity.
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Workers’ Federation
Allan
Volunters
Portlock
Watersie Workers’ Federation
Upton
Koolunga
Widlow
St. Vincent Street
Gotamoretal Road
Boot
Robinson Bridge
Strawn Guloms
Hospital Maintenance Warning At Children's Hospital Meeting
Speaking at a terminal meeting of the children's Hospital, Minister for Health Beckett warned that future hospital funding would rely on government support and taxpayers. He noted 1929 government contributions to hospital costs and urged the community to recognize long reliance on state aid.
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Children's Hospital
Mealth
Beckett
Mary
State Government Move for Land Tax Increase Adelaide
The Premier announced a motion in the House of Assembly to raise land tax from three farthings to a penny and to impose a 19 percent land and income tax, raise exemption limits from £100 to £150, and tax life assurance companies and cooperative societies similarly to other companies.
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Adelaide
Hom. Il
Honge of Assembly
Life Assurance Companies
Co-Operative ‘Societies
Leahey Wins Recorder Medal for Solomontown Football
S V Leahey captain of Solomontown earns the Recorder Medal as fairest and most brilliant footballer. The award, judged by Samders and Loy of Pirie, honors Leahey’s enduring vigor, fair play, and leadership across a season marked by strong performances and steady resilience.
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Menays Varitol
Delihani Diayer
Pirie
Aswov
S. Ve Leyhey
Solomontown
K. Howard Proprietary
Willy Usts Sack
Oexk
Praerus Preferebue
Samders
Leshey
Leahey
Ugsh
Salomomitawn
Leahey Ia
Canterbury Match Stump Scores in Kent Test
Kent 4 for 87 at lunch adjournment amid a firm Australia innings display. Fairfax 5, Richardson 46, Harwood 48, Walker 2 not out, Grimmett and Chapman among wicket takers as Foxes press for control. Kent reply details fragmented. early wickets and uncertain totals noted with sundries and errors.
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Australia
Fairfax
Freeman
Richardson
O Ames
Wu Ashdown
Harwood
Ames
Hardinge
Wall
Walker
Low
Beckett
Grimmett
Chapman
Ashdown
Sundries
Thrilling Bristol match ends in nerve wracking tie
Gloucestershire clash with Australia produced the most exciting scenes of the tour as Grimmett Harwood and Parkes starred in a dramatic finish. Australia were within a run of defeat but Gloucestershire held firm to force a historic draw amid roaring crowds and balcony requests.
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Bristol
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Fim le
Parker
Ty Lau
Wedwedson
Australia
Hau Urs
Harwood
Grimmet
Wally
Oval
Australis
England
Parkes
Inflation and repudiation fears in Australia debate
An interview summarizes Australian concerns about debt repudiation and inflation amid financial strain. The discussion warns repudiation could devastate insurance firms and savings banks, trigger bank failures, and worsen living standards for Australian workers.
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Adelaide
Australie
Grewary Sue
Australia
St Wily Niemeyer
Australims
Halines Alves
Six killed in Paris air crash kills two officers
United service report from Paris states six men died when a military airplane crashed during maintenance in a street. Two lieutenants and four non commissioned officers were among the dead as the machine struck three unoccupied homes. The engine trouble is suspected as the cause of the mishap.
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United Service
Paris
Uuesei
Anarchists Attack City. Bomb Sighted at Police Station
Unclear report states an anarchist attack occurred in the morning at Byrd Dietvens area with a blast injuring three and a woman. A bomb was later found near Jorabogun police station. two men and a young woman were injured as assailants escaped.
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Yalewita
Byrd Dietvens
Fae
Jorabogun
Financial Experts. Niemeyer Arrives in Melbourne
Sir Otto Niemeyer arrived in Melbourne from Adelaide today and will stay several days, likely not leaving Australia for weeks. Professor Theodore Gregory, who accompanied him, left by express today for Sydney and will sail for America on Friday from there. He is expected to reach London in October.
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Melbourne
Otto Niemeyer
Adelaide
Australia
Theodore Gregory
Sirto
The
Express
Sydney
America
Sierra
Landen
Earring President Faces Punishment After Junta Takeover
General Manuel Posice, head of the Military Junta, pledges that President Leoula will be brought back to face punishment for his misdeeds. A cruiser that carried the president and family left for Panama while martial law grips Lima and the capital.
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United Service
Lima
Weimnencay
Slamur
Manuel Posice
Presieu
Leoula
Panama
Gallao
la Martial Ayy
Slight Improvement for Mr Scullin in Canberra Condition
An official Canberra message reports Prime Minister Scullin ill with fever. He is extremely fatigued and coughing, voice weakened, sleep broken, but rest is improving his general condition. Resistance remains good, and a slight improvement is noted. He is expected to be confined to house for at least another week.
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Canberra
The
Oran
Scullin
Youth Killed While Cycling to School in Melbourne
Melbourne police report a cyclist James Hogan aged 45 died after a collision with a motor lorry on Wednesday morning while riding to school. The incident occurred in Melbourne with authorities investigating the fatal crash.
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Melbourne
James Hogan
Aged Man's Fate in Melbourne Fire
Melbourne dispatch reports Elijah Johns aged 87 perished in a fire that consumed a hut at Allendale Lotay. Fire brigades battled flames while neighbors described the rapid blaze and exposed peril.
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Melbourne
Elijah Johns
Allendale Lotay
Percy Fisher Dies in Hospital While Returning From Empire Games
Mr Percy Fisher, vice-president of the English Amateur Athletic Association, died in hospital from sleeping sickness. He fell ill while crossing the Atlantic to attend two Empire Games on a return trip to Montreal on Tuesday.
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iUnley
Montreal
Percy Fisher
Snake in Plane Rescued After Rattler Attack
United Service commander in Kansas reports a rattlesnake found aboard at 4 500 feet. Honey Wieeins was bitten but threw the snake overboard. The crew member fainted but a fellow pilot saved his life, ending with no serious injuries.
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United Servier
Kansas
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