Clash Over Writ Threats Between Hill and Butler In Adelaide
In Adelaide on Sunday a dispute arose over alleged wilful inaccuracy. Premier Hill was reported to have told Opposition Leader Butler he contemplated issuing a writ. Hill denied discussing specifics. The fracas ties to ongoing talks between Government, Liberal Country League, and Labor over state election arrangements and immunity or candidate support in Burra.
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Adelaide
Butler
Mallala
Hill
Medéoy
Messrs
Critchley
Georges
Will
Dinglise
Liberal and’ Country League
Burra
Labor Party
Mit
Sydney Mystery Poisoning Case Linked to Goldmine
Police say Christopher Hepburn aged 32 died last week from cyanide poisoning near Porbes. Investigators note Hepburn had talked of suicide for years and that a past failed attempt led to binding himself. A goldmine nearby shows a cyanid process and a report points to a possible method or accomplice, though no definitive conclusion is reached.
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Sydney
Christopher
Robert
Hepburn
Porbes
Unclear fragment reports train collision in Tempe
An incomplete Sydney report notes a man named Raymond Charles Worth of Moes Wale was struck by a train near Tempe while walking home, his body carried a quarter of a mile. Additional names Wilson Postlethwatts and Ameliis appear in the garbled text.
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Sydney
Raymond Charles
Worth
Moes Wale
Antee
Wilson - Postlethwatts
Ameliis
Tempe
Wheat bounty continuation doubts rise in Adelaide
Farmers voiced fears the wheat bounty of four pence per bushel would not be renewed. At a Jamesown meeting growers adopted resolutions calling for tariff cuts, cancellation of outward wear and tear, and motor vehicle tax reductions. Mr Whitford said growers could continue farming but at a loss. The campaign ends with a show week rally in Adelaide on Thursday.
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Adelaide
James Own
Whitford
Jorge
Rioting football clash at Tramper Park injures police
In a chaotic Sunday melee at Tramper Park Rushaulter Bay hundreds of spectators watched as football fans clashed using palings bottles and batons. Police struggled to quell the disorder. A constable suffered a head wound and was hospitalized. Rioters dispersed after police reinforcements arrived. One man arrested for drunkenness. No action against officers.
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Sydney
Herce
Tramper Park
Rushaulter's Bay
Siseo
Eastern Suburbs
Duotties
Ambulaner
Vintoenn
Gma
Ollers
Crystal Brook Jubilee Opens District Celebrations Today
Crystal Brook in the north prepares for a week of carnival like festivities to celebrate the district council jubilee. The event draws past and present residents as well as hundreds from nearby centers with a programme featuring football, ground displays, shows, a Brook concert, and a grand entertainment lineup. Proceeds go to Crystal Brook District Hospital, with council members including W. W. Hodinson and C. Bultdeld among those listed.
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Star of
Crystal Brook District Hospital
Oper
Crystal Brook
Crystal
Laronk District Hospital
Cownell
W. W. Hodinson
Giles “Tclerk
Messrs
AL Mo
Donald
C. Bultdeld
W. J. Lines
Parten
Wool For China Would Be Boon For Australia
Narme, a Chinese merchant, sailed for Nanking to submit a proposal to buy wool directly from Australia instead of via Japan. He believes China could purchase up to 400000 bales of wool directly next year.
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Sydney
Narme
Nanking
Australia
Japan
Estates For The Week
A fragmented list itemizes estates with names and values, including amounts like 29,683 pounds and 22,794 pounds, showing property holdings and net totals for individuals such as Floyd, Hobert, Daly, Ferguson, Susanne Gebhard, Gill George, and others, amid scattered handwriting and OCR garble.
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Stilagi Arte Floyd
Mount OX
George Hobert
Wayvite
Daly
Thomas
Mount Bar
Kor Sano
Perguson
Toney Eden
Ani Francis
Tity
Biueray Bridge
Gebhard
Susanne
Parkside
Ga Tames
Hilton
Gill
George
Medindle
LO George
Manish
Tarlieson
Andrew Wilson
Annie Bidgnalls
Izahatti
Norwood
Robert Acne Iene
Wey Beebo
Ves
Mebri ‘Withnin
Seine
Melaugesen
Our Hills
New South
Tow Toe Ae
Sqinoe
Simmel
Hanrietta Hoten
Ardpossan
Senne
Financial policy shifts in Australian Labor Party proposal
A rough OCR fragment suggests the Australian Labor Party adopts a monetary policy for compulsory bank acquisition, compensation to shareholders, and replacement by a national banking system. The text mentions New South Wales and upcoming elections.
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Sydney
New Souls Wales
Brancy
Luho Pasty Ha
Australian Labor Party
Claim for 85 dollars in Sydney court hearing
Edward de Groot of Sydney sues Mack Gosling former chief secretary and two police officials for 85 dollars damages over alleged illegal retention in a reception house after a ribbon cutting incident. The matter set for hearing in the Supreme Court current sitting.
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Syrney
Sunnay
Edward, de Groot
Sydney
Mack Gosling
Childs
Mackay
Ilegal
Supreme Court
SoloMontown School Awards Acknowledged In Weekly Examinations
SoloMontown School reports top marks across arithmetic and spelling in weekly tests. Students including Gwen Hogan Baly Clark Mignon Pain Ada Alford and many others achieved full marks in Grade II through IV levels.
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Solomontown School
Baly Clark
Gwen Hogan
Libley Zubrinfeb
Mignon Pain
Ada Alford
Douglas Suteliife
Stan’ Zaprinich
Gionel Turner
Ron McQueen
Keith Hurst
Desmond Symonds
Melville O'Connor
Owen Locke
Lena Momndorf
Barbara ‘Bone
Norma Wenzel
Iris Burmad
Phyllia Vowles
Joan Walladge
Liv Baker
Gordon Stapley
Lance Norton
Minnie Beames
Wine Seymour
Phyllis ‘Mortis
Betty Dietman
Josie Sloan
Enid Collins
Dorothy’ Canton
Heater McDougall
Daphne
Wade
Helms Jenens
Slan Beames
Doc Gonda
Betty Finan
May Liliyyshito
Winnie Mertens
Joyse McKenie
Hazel Green
Edna Jones
Jean McQueen
Maisie Br
Untidy Footpaths in Pirie Spur Civic Pride
Port Pirie footpaths and parks remain an eyesore with banana skins orange peels and litter. Prof. Thompson of Melbourne University warned such neglect invites contempt and urges baskets for rubbish as a model of civic pride. A local shopkeeper’s large street receptacle for schoolchildren’s lunches is cited as a positive example.
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Port
Pirie
Thompson
Melbourne University
Memorial Park
A. Pirie
Goole
Soad
Tse
Lincheon
Port Pirie
Railway passes under scrutiny in state budget debate
The article notes a plan to cut free railway passes for members and guests, including ministers and visiting dignitaries. It cites costs for war veterans, tram fares, and parliamentary visitors, highlighting impacts on the state budget and the privilege of travel passes for MPs and officials.
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Adi
Gottka
Al-Lines
Garden of Roses for Canberra proposed as national feature
The Interior Minister proposes creating a two-plot rose garden in Canberra in front of Parliament House. About 5000 trees will be planted with Canberra Parks and Gardens Department handling maintenance. The Canberra Horticultural Society will raise funds nationwide to support the project and plans show rose blooms arranged to resemble flowers in Canberra’s climate.
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Canberra
Parliament House
Horticultural Society
Australia
Tay-ouk
Longtime St George's Chapel caretaker marks 50 years
Mr. Harry A Carpenter completes fifty years at St George's Chapel Windsor Castle since the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught. He has served all major functions at the chapel including the funerals of Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, and the Duke of Clarence. Previously he worked in the service of the late Canon Pearson in the cloisters.
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Harry A
Carpenter
Justi
Seryj Tan
St George's ‘Chapel
Windsor Castle
St.George’s Chapel
Duke
Duchess of
Canon - Pearson
Cale
Excelsior Band Queen Competition Report
In the interests of Miss Vera Johnson Queen of Carnations the event notes entries from Joneson Readstreet Pirle West and related supporters, outlining contenders and local proceedings for the band queen contest with limited readable details.
Wage 3 17/6 Con' or 42/64 Week Broken Hill
A Sydney Industrial Commission decision sets the basic wage for adult mine workers in New South Wales at £3 17/6 weekly. G A Emery, president of the Mining Managers' Association at Barrier, discusses the commission's recall and the agreed share with unions, noting a reduction from £6 10s 7d to £3 17/6 and the impact on Becken Hill workers. Mr Emery explains the new wage figures and the change unfolds amid urgent calls.
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Broken Hill
Industrial Commission
Sydney
New South Wales
Emery
Barrier
Mt. Emery
Thie Commission
Emery Fastett
Union Secretary Not Surprised By Government Change
G Gough of the Federated Enginedrivers and Birt men’s Association at Broken Hill comments on the Industrial Commission appointment and the Labor Government’s defeat. He says the outcome will reduce workers’ purchasing power and delays in the colony’s economy, challenging claims that government control does not affect workers.
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G. Gough
Enginedrivers and Birtmen's Association
Broken Hill
Stevens
Industrial Commission
Wwelave
Lass
Open War Talk Shapes Likely Federal Trade Clash
Reported tensions between Labor and Country parties hint at open warfare over protective duties. Government plans provoke criticism as debates on tariffs stall until Mr. Gullott explains the new agreements after returning in late September.
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Sanberra
Persia
Hemant
Country Party
Bayernmonk
Labor
We Country Party
Gul-lott
Gullett
Agreevents
Realisation sale ends as jeweller changes hands
A realisation sale concludes today for a jeweller on Alexander Street. The purchaser is Mr W Backelbergayho, who will take possession tonight and open a new business at his new address tomorrow morning.
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J” A. Pray
Bankelhere
Adarese
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MR. Hill
MR. Butler
Kl Hiil
District Hospital
Roada
Enjngale
Oryabatarok
Tsang Dy
Me. Hokiasay
Crystal Brooke
Renined
Institute Wil
Eam
Pam
Stow Ground
Brook
Institute
Cates
China
Trading Move
Erie
National Banking System
de Groot
Solomontown
Council
Victoria
Garden OF Roses
Excelsior
Federal
Mr. W. Baerbert
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