Britain demands apology from Japan over Knatchbull-Hugessen shooting
The British note presented to Japan's Foreign Minister demands an apology for the wounding of Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen, punishment of the culprit, and assurances that such an incident will not be repeated. It argues the attack violated international law by targeting non combatants and stresses civilian safety amid wartime tensions.
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Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen
Tokio
Briain
Times
Les
Hughe Knatchfull-Hugessen
China
Nanking
Shanghai
Taitsang
Seven Injured As Liner Roosevelt Bombed Near Woosung
Report from Shanghai states the American liner President Roosevelt was bombed by a plane miles from Woosung Lightship. Seven crew members sustained injuries. Authorities note possible negligence and suspect the attacker may be Chinese.
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Australian Associated Press
Shanghai
Roosevelt
Woosung
Whom did he mean in plebiscite defeat
In Adelaide on Monday a suggestion that outside influences were responsible for a Labor Party preselection defeat at Semaphore was made public by Mr. A. V. Thompson, secretary.
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Adelaide
Labor Party
A. V. Thompson
Secre
Thompson deposed in labor party ballot dispute at Semaphore
In a tense ballot, Mr J T Tapping defeated Mr Thompson 322 to 32. Thompson lamented outside interference from a non Labor faction and said the second ballot answered unfounded accusations about his integrity. He gave no sign of planning a protest.
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Tary
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Thompson
J.T. Tapping
Mr. Thompson
Labor Movement
Germans Deny Spying Abroad by Nazi Leaders
Berlin midday dispatch reports denial from leading Nazis that Germany abroad acts as spies. Baron von Neurath says Germans recognise obligation to obey host-country laws and refrain from meddling in internal politics. Herr Bole asserts Germans do not train women spies despite claims of 45 spies abroad.
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Berlin
Germany
Baron von Neurath Genany
Foreign Minster
Australian cyclist Toseland smashes 237 mile mark in Adelaide
Dean Toseland rode 26 miles from Bert Augusta to the General Post Office in Adelaide in non stop fashion, drawing crowds at the Treasury Building and Franklin Street. He circled the square and headed toward Glenelg in an attempt on the world four hour record, missing it but setting a new Australian best at 237 miles.
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Adelaide
King, William
Flinders Streets
Dean Toseland
Sco
Bert Augusta
Treasury
Toseland
Franklin Street
Post Office
Tose Land
Glenelg
Australia
Heller and others return from holidays in Adelaide
Personal notices recount J Heller sen Howetown returning to Pirie after a holiday in Adelaide. C Francis St Marks goalkeeper and many locals including Mesdames Watts Hudson and Miss Watts left for Adelaide. Others spent time in Adelaide or en route to Broken Hill with updates on travel and hospital reads.
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Adelaide
J. Heller
Howetown
Pirie
C. Francis
St. Marks
H. Watts
A.V. Hudson
Zeus Watts
Phi
Lane
P. Monga
Cox Bros
A. Suitiple
Pine
Bs Tran
Uie
R. C
Nankivell
Throats Cut in Coogee House Fatalities Shock Sydney
Police report a woman and a man found dead in a Coogee home with throats cut. The man Charles McCormack aged 40 died later in hospital. The woman, believed to be Dorothy Hay or McCormack aged 35, found in a bedroom. Neighbors alerted authorities. two girls and two boys lived with the couple. McCormack had been ill and absent from a local laundry.
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Sydney
Coogee
Charles McCormack
Dorothy Hay
McCormack
Thermometer Readings Show Cool Start to Day
Yesterday’s maximum reached 73.8 degrees with a 24 hour minimum of 46 degrees ending 8:30 am. Temperature at 1 30 pm reported 39 degrees.
Solth Ward Council Vacancy Rumors
Murky notes describe a vacancy in Solth Ward Council with unclear names and phrases. The fragment hints at political figures and potential candidates but lacks readable details, dates, or concrete actions. Further text would be needed for a clear, factual summary.
Rules debate over nineteenth man in A and B grade play
The Pirie Football Association revived controversy on the nineteenth man and its link to B grade players. Delegates split with no clear solution as cases like Katran and Norton prompted lengthy, tense discussion and questions about eligibility and ground conduct.
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Pirie Football Association
World Wheat Markets Show Quiet Trading And Rain Forecast
Market reports indicate quiet trading with sellers maintaining 4 8 a bushel locally despite ships at Port Adelaide. Argentine doubt persists while futures in London and North America slipped. Winnipeg and Chicago saw liquidation and price dips amid anticipated rain and renewed export demand uncertainty.
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Adelaide
United Kingdom
North America
London
Liverpool
Chicago
Winnipeg
G. G. Nicholls
United States
C. W. Anderson
Chiaay
Special payment approved for ABC chairman Cleary
Federal Cabinet authorised a £2000 special payment to Mr. Cleary, chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, on commission recommendations. Len McLachlan said Cleary’s 14 months of fast TV work and extra duties justified the special compensation, noting no request for more was made. The £500 salary for full‑time work is separate.
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Canberra
Sturtiny
Cleary
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Sen. McLachlan
Len McLachlan
Ammost
uWn
Commission
Whulight
McLachlan
Clairman
Australia
Shiall
Farr Calm READY FOR LOUIS World Title Fight Postponed
Rumors swirl of another delay in the world heavyweight title bout featuring Louis Parr. Promoters acknowledge scheduling complications and a postponement seems likely as talks continue amid unclear venue and timing details.
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Recorder
New York
Monias
Louis Parr
State Board Deliberates On Wages For Men And Women
The meeting discussed a new principle to investigate both male and female earnings, with October 4 and October 6 set as employer submission deadlines. The Industrial Commission aims to review living costs and other factors before examining wage differences, led by Mr. Kelly and including employer and worker representatives.
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Kelly
Uted
Tving
News South Wales Industrial Commissio
Atxpress
Hur
Cwwnail
Actober
Wits
Peeaiuben
SCHOOLS TO REOPEN IN MELBOURNE DISTRICT
The consultative council on infantile paralysis announced that the defined South Eastern Melbourne area will be dropped and schools closed a month or more may reopen to pupils over 12 who have been well and had no contact with a sufferer. Seven new cases and another death were reported as holidays end.
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Melbourne
Consultative Council On
South Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Chelsea
Carlton
Northcote
Boat Smashed by Propeller Sinks Cutter Sylvia
A 28 ft cutter Sylvia sank in harbor after being drawn into the Iron Monarch’s propeller. Six occupants fell into the water near Grantham Island. four climbed into towed dinghies, two others remained in the wreck. No serious injuries reported, rescue lines saved all but one near the stern.
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Lincoln
Sylvia
Grantham Island
Att
Man Injured by Glenelg Miniature Train in Christmas Eve Jam
Tasman Ludlow Likeman a 56 year old brass finisher from Colley terrace Glenelg was struck by a miniature tram during a Christmas Eve gathering at Colley Reserve. He sued owner T Turton claiming £100 damages, with trial detailing warnings, crowd factors, and alleged negligence by both driver and bystanders.
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Adelaide
Tasman Ludlow Likeman
Colley Terrace
Glenelg
Colley Reserve
Likeman
T. Turton
Mary Street
St Leonards
Riots in Yugoslavia Over Vatican Concordat
Ten people died and 13 were wounded when police fired on rioters at Valjevo as peasants protested against the accord with the Vatican. The minister fled to his hotel amid eggs tomatoes and stones, while a schoolmistress was among the injured. Similar unrest occurred in Kragujevac with authorities warned that peasant marches may press for government dismissal.
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Belgrade
Valjevo
Vatican
Kragujevarz
Paul
Yugo Slavia
Strathalbyn Bridge Crash Injures Passenger
In Strathalbyn on Saturday a car driven by Mrs J Vormy from Strathalbyn veered after rounding a corner at the town’s entrance. One occupant was injured and several others received minor scratches while the car sustained damage. Witnesses believed a wire mechanism may have collapsed during the incident.
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Struathalbyn
Angus Plains
Igi
Mtr
J. Vormy
Strathalbyn
Weldes
Fit
Mcdonald
Migsey
D. Westwood
B. Towell
Maine
Coal Industry Wages Ruling Shifts to State Tribunals
Judge Beeby of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court cancelled the Federal award for coal miners in the state made in August. He ruled that state industrial tribunals would in future set wages and conditions for the industry, signaling a shift in industrial governance.
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Sydney
Beeby
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
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