Sobriety case after near miss on Three Chain Road
A motor lorry narrowly missed a mounted constable's cycle by about six inches on August 26 near Solomon Town. Dowvile Dagensro faced charges for driving under the influence, pleaded not guilty, and a doctor was called as the accused showed mild intoxication. The witness described the lorry swerving and the near collision at a railway crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte
Mcdonald
Dowvile Dagensro
Messrs. G. Dey
Alt Laney
Iho
Pirle Police Couri
J. Warren
Solomondown
Une
Worpen
Wes
Tassie
Tal
Tiguer
Siti
Witnass
Nubigh
Warren
Dante
Denholm
Rice
Salomontown
L. G. Tassie Sad Yo
Stetou
Nquac
Allabout
Atcesk
A. Maylo
Baveler Botat Hut
AL Anmut
Galtway Hotel
Algentin
Wiles
Bevingy
Wiless
Consighie
Sonstable
Wilides
Np & Doctor
Ab & I'Ulock
Joery
Thors
Vonstable
Mie
Amy Pole
Corporation Teatric Light
Ty Balmarel Road
Linnar
Albert Bayard Moyle
Shellvaen
Fle
Wile
John William Morris
Hoy Ware
Attafrs
Tie
Deule
Sheady
Barrier
Sepa
Sipall Ueer
Astra
Hoyas
Noud
Waprais
Matar
Larry
Wali
Sergeac ‘Horonebgood
Oysters, Oaths, and an Ambiguous Case at Law
The trial centered on an alleged conspiracy of silence and police conduct after a man named Warren faced charges from August 26. Witnesses described oyster deliveries, a car incident, impairment claims, and a doctor’s examination. evidence questioned police omissions and the defendant’s sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Naval reductions talks signal key conference advances
The report notes Britain Japan the United States and likely France may attend a Paris style conference. An appeal for major naval reductions shows progress toward a Dawes and Ramsay MacDonald joint plan with the United States bearing the core task of shaping a broad disarmament framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooyere
Stimson
Britain
United States
France
London
Mtr
Dawes
Qin
Tamsiy MacDonald
Fortune For Liawrineants New York Fighters Event
Fortunes for Liawrineants United Service reports in New York on a Wednesday night bout featuring Kid Ghosefate and Singar with prizes up to £10,000 each. The big audience watched as the two fighters prepared for a major clash, while taft hook ring and other details hint at the spectacle.
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United Service
New York
Kid Ghosefate
Singar
Amull
Mali Adde
Count Alesigners
Ing-Om Taft Hook
London Protests Split by Pro-Arab Demonstrations
A London manifesto from Jerusalem reports clashes as pro Arab demonstrators and Jewish quarters clash. Police opened fire near the quarter, wounding several, with further outbreaks suppressed by authorities amid rising tensions in the era.
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Tenni Barham
China and Russia seek to reopen talks over rail dispute
Reports from Japan say Moscow may pursue renewed negotiations with Gliula over the Thies Buslees Railiaxuilspute. A key turn is seen as a breakthrough point in the Sino Russian effort, with explosions at a local depot blamed on Chinese general machinations. About £200,000 worth of munitions were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winibed Suevice
Shanghai
Japan
Moscow
Trontin
New Zealand Trade Policies Scrutinized By UK Leader
Report from Vancouver notes A B Bennety criticizes a Conservative stance on New Zealand trade. He claims moves disadvantage Canada, damages Canadian dairy, and threatens Dominions’ industries including butter. Bennety warns the party may block transactions or treaties harming Indigenous industries.
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United SerVice
Vancouver
A.B. Bennety -Creitorat
Spedkine
New Zealand
Canada
Gana
Britain and Canada to Meet in London for Imperial Conference
The British and Canadian governments prepare for an important conference in London. Justice Minister Lapointe will represent Canada to consider and report on legal points raised at the last Imperial Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppawa
An. Lapointe
London
Dowber& of
ANADIAN BOARD ISSUES Sx1AN
The Federal Parm Board has issued a directive related to assisting wheat interests. It aims to carry shipping charges for market and weight adjustments for Minnesota cooperative interests at a rate of per cent.
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Anadian Board
United Service
St. Pau
Federal Parm Board
Time Limit Billiards Match and Legal Findings
Melbourne report notes Smith and McConachy in a time limit billiards match with scores listed for both players. The piece also covers a separate court matter involving a driving allegation, witness accounts, and a judge's ruling on the defendant’s capability to exercise proper control of the vehicle.
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Melbourne
Beeres
le Vldse
Wille Smith
England
Clark McGonachy
New Zealand
Smed
McConachy
Smulth
Wonthaggi Miners Grievance Stirs Assembly Debate
Labor member Mr McKenna cited poor mine conditions at the Wonthaggi state coal mine in the assembly during talks on amending the Coal Mines Regulation Act. He said workers were limited to trousers and oats and forced to work kneeling in water in some pits, with two accidents per week.
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Melbourne
Wonthaggi State
McKennia
Hewtalusiye Assembly
Mrs Evelyn Broest Denies York Relatives Visit
In Sydney on Thursday Marie Ernest reports Evelyn Broest, once claimed to be the Duchess of York’s first cousin, stating she will neither confirm nor discuss the matter. She says the Bowes-Lyon family in England has no knowledge of any relatives visiting Australia.
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Sydney
Maria ‘Evelyn “Broest
Duchess of York
Condria
Bowes
Lyon
England
Austrais
Baptist Union Elects New President in Adelaide
The Baptist Union of Melbourne today chose Mr Smi vt Flingers Siro of Towell Bros and Go timber merchants Adelaide as president for the next three years. He serves as chairman of nine directors and was elected to the post at the church meeting.
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Melbourne
Smi
Adelalde
The
Baptist Union
Qineotors
Towell Bros
Adelaide
Sud
Letter to the Editor on shared work in hard times
A reader complains about uneven workload during a downturn. The writer urges union foremen to divide tasks fairly, notes hardship on workers with families, and asks the mayor to help share the work. The letter stresses solidarity among unionists and a need for commonsense actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Honger
Resoeller
Break Their Bones Alleged at Union Conspiracy Hearing
Sydney hearing opened on charges of conspiracy linked to a timber workers dispute. Prosecutors allege union leaders urged violence to end free labor, with testimonies describing threats and planned actions at a hall gathering.
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Sydney
Sly
Muiber
Pariter
Wallace Bros
Reeves
Missing Vessel Near St Paul and Amsterdam Tlands
Fragmentary report notes a missing vessel sought near St Paul and Amsterdam Telands. No trace found. Adelaide Steamship Company wires that search will continue.
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Melbourne
St. Paul
Amsterdam
Adelaide
Amateur golf advantage at Adelaide championship
In Adelaide on Thursday the Royal Adelaide club hosted a 36 hole amateur golf championship. OM Ryan defeated S. Morpeth to advance, with scores showing Ryan 76 and Morpeth 23 as the new Adelaide champion.
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Adelaide
Royal
Australia
J! Ryan
Sloin Morpeth
Ryan
Murputh
Whaling Talks Set by League Experts in London
An international conference planned for January aims to examine whale protection and catch limits. The Economic Committee of the League of Nations is coordinating experts from major whaling nations to discuss uniform laws on carcass use, species protection, and regional capture restrictions.
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Unitea Secvidey
London
League” of
Nat.ogs
Economis- Coutmiltes
Sonnwetion
League Assembly
Ywen
Economic Committee
Council For
Whelley
Whalie
Adustry
Varios
Specius
Regule
Merle “Hanlon
Kitted
Wierser
Sue
Boiling Water Mystery Ends With Odd Oath
In a cryptic incident a figure identified as Whe Gorober returned to a boiling water setting and found a perplexing oath described as caldential by witnesses. The event sparked local curiosity and police offered no further comments.
Costume Gaieties Aid Relief Fund Shines At Port Pirie
A Bright Show by Mrs McMahon’s troupe entertained Port Pirie with a lively Costume Gaities benefiting the Women's Relief Fund. The company, led by Mrs McMahon, Rog Williams, Master John McMahon and others, delivered humor and song with violin solos, a ballet number, and a popular sketch, drawing applause and promising substantial aid to the relief cause. The mayor thanked the performers for the effort and the audience enjoyed a memorable evening.
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McMfalion
Br.wb
Port Pirie
Wiltee’ Belief Fund
Dainty Nyimuds
Sumor
Altnight
Sims
McMahon
Moe
Salter Malyoba
Liss
Hilda
Aveta
Admirante
Accompan Sts
Malyaha
Reg. Williams
Devon
Nellie Stamey
Mise Zila Iadyntil
Eddie
Tom Madigan
Lomerons
Gustume Galeries Ween
Weir
Foo
Merl
Murder and suicide suspected in Woy Woy deaths
Inquest into the triple deaths at a Woy Woy house on August 12 finds Isabella Hite allegedly killed Michael Grant Hite and George Altropp before taking her own life. Evidence points to a planned murder suicide with witnesses placing the timeline around August 22 and the killer's measured demeanor.
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Sydney
Isabells Sohammes Hite
Michael Grant Hite
George Altropp
Woy Woy
Det Lepine Gt
Bay’ Bad Geet
Eyidense
Esabella Hite
Warrol
Thas
Smiths Weekly Newspapers Sued for Alleged Defamation
William Walsh sues Smiths Weekly Newspapers Limited in Victoria for 2500 pounds claiming defaming remarks by the paper. Walsh seeks trial by judge alone, alleging the words damaged his reputation and implied dishonesty, while the defendants argue the statements were fair comment.
Commonwealth Grant Motion In Assembly Debated
In the House of Assembly Premier Buller urged the Federal Government to fully honor the Royal Commission on South Australia finances. Butler moved approval of the grant amount recommended by the Commonwealth Royal Commission and its federation era stipulations.
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Boulfice
House of Assembly
Buller
Disabilities Commission
Butler
Ws Rede
Royal ‘Commission
South Australia
Howse
Royal Commission
Nemotor
Deed Terrible Poisoning Fatal to Two Children
In Welland Ave Watland South early this morning two children Doren Vivien Randies aged 6 and Jolteer Randies aged 4 were found dead and their mother Gladys Emptn Randiss aged 29 unconscious. The women condition is serious after suspected lysol poisoning. investigators found two horses with Lysol in the washstand. Neighbours describe the mother as devoted to her children and the family home shows signs of strain.
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Welland Ave
Watland South
Doren Vivien ‘Randies
Jolteer Randies
Gladys_ EMptn Randiss
Lyco
Waller Randes
Ageq
Emily Sfien
Rando
Somaya
Randles
Baglad
Cme
Neignhary
Iba
Michelago Mystery Death of Schoolteacher Wife Committed For Trial
Sydney reports Ada Mary Rowlelt wife of Mec Sunield a Michelago schoolteacher died from strychnine poisoning. She is committed for trial for murder of her husband who allegedly mistreated her. Witnesses including son and daughter testified denying family quarrels and denying conflicts.
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Sydney
Ada Mary Rowlelt
Mec Sunield
Wiehelago
Italy
Aml
Ural
Congress Discusses Federal Charters For Returned Soldiers League
The Federal Congress considers reinstating headcharters for the Returned Soldiers' League as a plan to mobilize November efforts in Perth. Proposals urge recognition of wartime service and amendments to pensions for physically impaired veterans aged 35 plus.
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Srklboning
Belt
Perth
Nvteralls
Price of beer sparks talk of higher hotel duties
The Licensed Victuallers' Association urged on Sahadute higher duties on imported liquors as 18 hotels faced potential rate increases. Bottle beer price already raised to a new level per bottle, signaling broader wage and tax pressures.
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Melbourne
Sas
Sahadute
Wes
Wwe
Collapse of Scaffolding Injures Six Workmen at Scatuane Mills
Scaffolding collapsed at Stoleyabstery mills on Thursday injuring six workmen. Four escaped with minor injuries while a worker named Jack Tits, 23, sustained a serious pelvic injury. The incident occurred during construction work at the building site.
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Thurstay
Stoleyabstery Mills
Srums Nick
Aig Aviisins
Arbitration Abolition Debate Cordially Urged by A C Delegates
Federal unions received Remussis urging delegates to Ganderta to push for the Arbitration Abolition Bill. Mr Grofis secretary advocates sending delegates to the Federal capital to secure a decisive vote.
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Megarouane
Grofis
A.C
Ganderta
Ayest
Wits
Adley
Training Accident Report At Morphettville
A training accident occurred during schooling at Morphettville. Regan was thrown and sustained a fractured skull and other injuries. He remained in a serious condition at the Adelaide Hospital.
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Adplatde
Hureday
Adetsble
Morphettvife Mia Toe
Regan
Taven
Adelaide
Lea
Pastoral Research Fund Launched Amid Economic Strain
The SELBOURRS report notes the Pastoral Research Fund launched two years ago with capital of 241,000 pounds and plans to support scientific research. It details wool sales income and trench costs impacting the fund, while stressing rigorous efforts toward its educational objective.
Remarkable Autogyro Stuns Crowds At Event
A remarkable autogyro wowed spectators as it flew over the stands reaching about 85 feet before a safe landing. The pilot demonstrated daring wing actions and a pivot maneuver while gliding in the air, drawing cheers from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cierya
Explosion At Sydney Damages Building And Glass Panes
A blast rocked a Sydney area causing structural damage and breaking 300 panes of glass in a nearby building. Authorities report one workman injured as crews secure the scene and investigate the cause of the explosion.
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Sydney
Taursilus
Escopins
Ospiosion
Chatham Hansa
Folie Wits
Maton
Sera
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China
Russia
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Time Limit Billiards
SMITH
Wonthaggi
Marie Ernest
First Law Man
Kobenhavn
A.bright-Show
Relief Fund
DEFA
Oupag Anglory
Assembly
R.S.A. Congress
Aiber
Pastoral Research’ Fund
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles
Laval-Aleraan
G Pisme
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Taurit
Ean
Comacstown
Eupe
Howe Willane
Qas
Prests’ Ltd
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Manchester
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