Elusive Buckley Sighted in Adelaide Amid Murder Probe
Police sought Richard Buckley on a murder charge after reports placed him in Adelaide. He traveled by motor car to Ballarat then by train to Tailem Bend, rode to Renmark, joined a steamer to Morgan, and returned to Adelaide using a circuitous route via Wolseley. A separate tip said the Murray Bridge disappearance involved another man.
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Adelaide
Richard Buckley
Melbourne
Ballarat
Tailem Bend
Murray Lands
Loxton
Renmark
Morgan
Buckley
Express
Wolseley
Murray Bridge
Paving the Way to Industrial Prosperity in Australia
Adelaide hosts Melbourne businessman T. M. Burke as he argues for rapid and safe industrial development in Australia, condemning reliance on imported goods. He notes Australia’s vast area and low population, urging growth through domestic manufacture to offset weak population density and tariff barriers.
Rand Miners Union Meeting Adopts Key Demands Plan
Johannesburg general council of the South African Miners Union approved two resolutions. Non union men are given a deadline to join by September end. A four member committee will draft demands for the Chamber of Mines, likely seeking wage increases and trade union reforms.
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Reuter
Cape Town
Johannesburg
General Council of the
Uniom
Chamber of Mines
Aluc
Rand
Grounis
Opini
Mineral Union
Covent Garden Strike Delays Fruit Unloads
London witnesses a fruit unloading delay as a strike at Covent Garden Market disrupts shipments. Extra voluntary labor aided by consignees kept the rest of the stock afloat while damages and remainders were redistributed. In Sydney, the Federation Engine drivers and Firemen’s Association vote reportedly overwhelmingly against Sir John Quick’s award.
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London
Consignees
Matent Garden Market
Sydney
Tintessay
John Quick
Proximity of Mars Deepens Mystery with New Photographic Findings
Washington reports a 29 hour period during Mars approach yields a new photographic study of radio signals. Dots and dashes appear in regular and irregular patterns, alongside crudely drawn shapes. Arizona heat research notes a candle distance finding, while Lowell Observatory records a mean surface temperature suggesting Mars stability.
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Houter
Washington
Mars
Earth
Fim
Flagstaff
Arizona
Goblentz Ralometre
Lowell Observ Qtory
Buffeted by Storms Houtera Service Fleet Loses Vessels
New York report describes ships battered by a three day gale. Eight passengers were injured aboard the Homeric, while the Arabs was stripped at wittyhoats and portholes damaged. Heavy liners fought the storm, with ships pitched and men aboard reporting rough seas across the North and South routes.
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Houtera
New York
Iiiulia
Wight
Wityhoats
Businessmen Sentenced Over Election Violations in Nagasaki
More than 80 businessmen, previously examined, were found guilty of violating the election law. They faced charges related to canvassing wage payments at the recent May central election in Nagasaki.
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Nagasaki
Citizens' Effort to Raise £500 for YMCA Appeal
Last day of appeal as Citizens' Committee pushes to reach a £500 target for the Young Men's Christian Association. Enthusiastic Lady Workers and a mobilized city crowd push fundraising through the day with woodwork sales and street donations. Several donors increase pledges, including one who hopes to make a yearly subscription, as workers press for favorable responses before tonight.
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Citizens’ Committee
Young Men's
Christan Association
Comaptiee
Appeal Dismissed in NZ Jockey McCarter Case
An appeal by jockey McCarter of New Zealand against a skin graft punishment was dismissed. The decision, delivered in Sydney by the Melbourne court, concerns dispute over horse ownership and related naming issues.
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Sydney
Dames
McCarter
New Zeailand
Emoeratus
Holme Hoya
City Sewers Crisis Sparks Public Works Debate
Adaile Thrusdhos Summuplicated reports a council clash over sewer plans for Adi Hleome. Commissioner L HW warns of delays and foresight failures as a proposed draft is blocked. The minister notes ongoing concerns about the Garden High Gardens project and potential link to a 300-house development south of the gardens.
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Adelaie Thrusdhos
Huilek
Quality and prices drive sales for wholesale textiles
A dated advertisement touts plain fawn cashmere hose, cream wincey, Irish linen, damask, and twill sheeting. It highlights suggests low prices versus quality, mentions men and boys apparel, hats, and various fabric yardages with scattered price figures.
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Corto Greck
Forfar
Ladies' Championship Golf Final At Pirie Club
The afternoon golf championship concludes with Mrs. W. A. Langford and Mrs. J. C. Sweeney in a 48 hole match at Kings Park No. 17 tee at 2.00. Referee M. F. C Hughes to oversee play as Jamestown Club ladies visit Pirie for a 2 o'clock No. 4 tee match. Pirie lineup includes Langford Taste Williams Sweeney Dey Forester etc.
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Pir
A.V. Boas
Jamestown
Kingstna Park Tinks
Pirie Ladies
Pirie
Fallowins
W. A. Langford
Jog. Taste
Mise Williams
J. c. Sweeney
G. Dey
Mise L. Forestier
Gluts
A. C Aetor
Pirie B Grade Football Club Plans Three Day Entertainment
The Pirie B Grade football club held a meeting to arrange a three day entertainment program at the North Broken Hill tour. A friendly match against the visiting strong Pirie B Grade team will take place on Saturday at 4 PM at Air Recreation Ground. The Pirie lineup includes Attwater Campbell Lambert Walsh Reynolds Madigan Lodge O Malley Day Allwop Clarke Phillis Allen Etalth Brown Willis Cavenatt Turner with reserves Schultz Warren Kenny Barle.
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Eine B. Girade
Vie Mst
North Broken Hill
Pirie
Nime
Whic
J. Attwater
W. Campbell
C. Lambert
P. Walsh
J. Reynolds
E. Madigan
R. Lodge
C. O'Malley
A. Day Allwop
J. Clarke
Phillis
W. Allen
A. Etalth
W. Brown
BE. Willis
M. Cavenatt
D. Turner
Schultz
Warren
Kenny
Barle
Prince of Wales on liner Berengaria incognito in New York voyage
Wireless dispatch from the liner Berengaria reports the Prince of Wales traveling from Southampton to New York in disguise. He attended a masked ball, dressed as a Limehouse Apache, with a lady companion dressed as a boy, and won a dolls prize. He is noted for boxing and swimming and plans a short stay near Syosset, Long Island before possibly meeting President Coolidge in Washington. James W Davies praised the Prince as likable and tactful.
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Reuter
London
Reute R'S
Derengaria
New York
Southampton
Prince of Wales
Bisonan
Berengatia
J. B. Wright T
United States
Edward Dudley Metcalf
James A. Burden
Syosset
Long Island
Berengaria
Washington
Ceige
Burden
James W Davies
Reichstag to be dissolved if London pact rejected
Berlin reports a heated Reichstag session after a free fight between Communists and Democrats. One Democrat was struck, triggering a mass uproar and a suspended sitting as the President vainly attempted to restore order.
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Reichstag
Firemen's Trouble Board Conciliatory In Adelaide
Late last night a tentative agreement emerged between the Fire Brigades Board and the firemen of Adelaide. A conciliatory meeting yielded a pledge of loyalty to the Australian Government Workers Association. The board asked the firemen to halt further action until a board meeting on Saturday evening.
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Adelaide
Belwailes Board
Qremen
Australian Government Workers Association
Aremen
Shipping charges debate at Port Lincoln jetties raises freight concerns
Mr Moseley questioned the Treasurer in Parliament about high wharf charges at Myre Peninsula Port Lincoln and other jetties, proposing through rates for goods like parcels. The Acting Treasurer said no such plan exists. the Chief Railways Commissioner noted failed attempts to arrange with the Steamship Company, and warned no agreement while the Bangl attitude remains.
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W. J. Denny
Steamship Company
Prominent Australian racehorse owner T M Burke eyes Adelaide Cup entry
Mr. T M Burke, a leading Australian racehorse owner, has spent about £20,000 on thoroughbreds in just over 18 months. While currently in Adelaide he plans to target key Adelaide events and is likely to have one or more horses in the upcoming Port Adelaide Cup.
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Adelaide
Australia
T. M. Burke
Australian House Debates Tariff Bill and Fortified Wine Aid
In Melbourne the House of Representatives discussed Tariff Board Act amendments and the Fortified Wine Export Bill amid opposition. The Unley and Norwood automatic telephone exchange projects were approved with costs of £128,915 and £134,555 respectively while wool profits were debated. Mr. Hughes pressed to limit British payment, but the government maintained its position as the session adjourned after votes.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
S. M. Bruce
Mahony
Pratten
Tariff Board Act
Atkinson
Unley
S.A
Gable
Stewart
Mle
Crowers
Fenton
Scullin
Bruce
Hughes
W. M Mughes
Brive
Bad Page
Moe
Bence
Mouat Tragedy Brother Charged With Murder
Ivan Mouat appeared in the Children s Court on Thursday charged with the murder of his brother Archie Mouat. The mutilated body was found in a creek near Sandown Park racecourse. He was remanded for a fortnight.
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Melbourne
Ivan_Mouat
Children’s Court
Archie Mouat
Sandown Park
Ferry Disaster at Circular Quay Claims Elderly Woman
Sydney crowds faced a ferry crash at Circular Quay on Thursday. The Kareela bound for the Zoo and Balmoral struck the P and O Wharf at 1230 pm, killing Mrs. Mary Brown aged 65 and injuring four generations of another family, including a baby with severe head injuries and eye damage. Harry Murphy died later that day, while Irene Murphy and Elizabeth Smiles and Kenneth Smiles sustained multiple injuries.
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Sydney
Circular Quay
Zoological Gardens
Balmoral
P. and O
Elizabeth Smiles
Petersham
Kenneth Smiles
Zoo
Vancouver
Port Smash Inquiry Finds No Further Action
Adelaide reports the railways commission concludes a full inquiry into the Port Adelaide commercial road station smash of Monday. It cites misjudgment on distance by one rail official and notes another with 43 years service also has a clean record. no further action will be taken.
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Adelaide
Railways Commissionery
Commercial Road
Port Adelait
War Clouds Over China Threats and Refugees in Shanghai
Reuters dispatch from Shanghai reports no train links to Pekin without local approval while four trains with troops moved to an unknown destination. War seems uncertain but risk exists. Wu Pei Fu's approval and funds affect any conflict. Refugees flood foreign settlements as British and American ships prepare to sail. Canton notes Sun Yat Sen's waning influence amid heavy taxation and merchant-led resistance. arms seized, taxes imposed, strikes, and store closures signal a critical situation.
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Reuter
Shanghai
Pekin
Tiichum
Che Kiang
la Yung Haiang
Wu Pei Fu
Chi Hseih Yuan
Tuchun
Kiangsu
Wei Hai Wei
Chefoo
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South
China
iMerchants
City Motor Crash injures guardedly narrowly escaped Adelaide
A Thursday motor collision in Adelaide at Glentromd road and Hutt Street involved Mr Gray and Dr Bettier of Mell aly. The near side back wheel of Lijcher’s car was stripped. Gray’s front was damaged. Both cars seen at about 20 mph. no one injured.
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Adelaide
Mr. Gray
Dr. Bettier
Mellaly
Glen Tromd Road
Hutt Street
Lr. Lijcher
Sherink
Squizzy Taylor Granted Release After Short Sentence
Melbourne court holds no justification for indeterminate term for Leslie Taylor nicknamed Squizzy. He has served six months of a St Kilda bench sentence and will be released. Justice Mann announced the decision today.
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Melbourne
Mann
Leslie
Taylor
St. Kilda
Ebor Handicap Outcome at York Victory by Mahvex
In York England the Ebor Handicap over one mile and three quarters was won by Mahvex by three lengths from Norseman and Geinturon among twenty starters. The race carried betting around 46 to 1, with Norseman in second and Deiklrion third. A Witney girl Nesta Lilian Picket, ten, was fatally injured when struck by a motor lorry, lingering 12 hours after the accident.
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Reuter
London
Wedueadiy
York
Mahvex
Gardner
Norseman
Donoghue
Geinturon
Weston
Marven
Stoy
Deiikliron
Theer
Nesta Lilian Picket
Witney
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Royal Despatch Racing Case
Thin
GOLF
Prince
America
ROYAL
Berlin
Mr. T. M. Burke
Eve
Adelaide Racing
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Harry Murphy
Duncan Motors, Ltd
J. Feineler
Port Pirie
Frankin Street
England
R. G. Gibson
Port Piase
Benson
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