Senator J. W. O'Loghlin Dies at 73 in Adelaide
Adelaide reports the death of Senator J. W. O'Loghlin at age 73 after a lengthy illness. A noted journalist and long time parliamentarian, he served in the South Australian Senate and Defence roles, with public recognition from Commonwealth and State leaders. Messages of sympathy from officials and family reflect his wartime service and public career.
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Adelaide
Fehiay
JW O'Loghlin
AH Forney
W. J. Trenny
John Jelley
A. Wilson
Senatoe
Bally Shire
Te Anon
Amt
Dens
Affont
Gemumonwealth
Wilson Yell
Pepespe
Aureice
I Lestlin
Bruce
Commonwealth
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People of
Australia
Latin Australia
Northern Ivisiv
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SRG
Senate
South Australia
Desent Vardon
Vail
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Flinders
House of Assembly
Sue Sful
Hwyris
Livatenant-Golege
Oliver
ALF
Egypt
Gallipoli
Pirie’s Light A Strenuous Year Report
The electrical engineer Mr Ac U1 Hersenick reports rising demand and ongoing municipal power expansion in Pirie. He notes tariff reductions, growing plant works, and increased consumers from 1919 to 1925, praising council and Electric Light Committee for support amid a strenuous year and improved service.
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Ie Pirie Trowne Konters
Hersenick
Elvetrician
Fife
Metropalis
Pirie
Aince
Electricity Department
James William Holmes Found Guilty of Indecent Assault
Gladstone Circuit Court Justice Poarp sentenced James William Holmes to two years in prison with hard labor after he was found guilty of indecent assault on a young girl in Port Pirie.
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Gladstone
Penley
James William Holmes
Port Pirie
Justice Poarp
Sentine
Gawler Racecard Likely Outsiders Include Steel Bronze
In Adelaide on Friday night the fields at Gawler may miss late starters with Steel Bronze Nile Boy and Farm 46 among the unlikely runners.
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Adelaide
Steel Bronze
Nile Boy
Farm- 46
Gawler
Trade by Sea and Shipping Returns Report
Figures show year ended totals for vessel entries at Wirie with 117 verses trailers and 411 coastal boats. Oversea tonnage totals 418,276 net and 663,673 gross with interstate 246,790 tons and outward 364,688 tons. Outward figures include wheat 162,160 tons and flour 150 tons among others. Compiled by Hye Marhers Roar for the Pirin Town Council.
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Wirie
Hye Marhers
Pirin
Connell
Work Shy in Melbourne Sparks Frosty Anglo Australian Debate
In Melbourne a comment by M Bryee on a Louden Kelis Mail report triggers sharp rebuttal from Ye Kantry Press member Ryner. They fault recent guests for sweeping contempt after a brief visit. Both call for steadier Anglo Australian ties and better conduct.
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Melbourne
Felilay
M. Bryee
Louden Kelis Mail
Phillips
Ye Kantry Press
Australis
Ryner
Gust
Melbourne Loan Council notes on war bond progress
The Loan Council in Melbourne reports congratulating the Commonwealth on the successful mutation of the 67,000,000 war loan, now pending finalization. An unknown body was found shot in Stratford. gun previously reported but not confirmed. The council discusses future loan requirements and state action if needed.
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Melbourne
Frias
Karle Feage
Strathford Fouight
Paul
Revenue From Pirie Post Office Rises Amid Growth
Revenue totaling £12 713 from Pirie Post Office shows the department remains a major income source and is expanding services across the state. The report breaks down income from postal, telegraph, money orders, postal notes, and miscellaneous items, noting high activity in deliveries, registrations, and pension payments.
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Pirie Post
Isiga
Pirie
Oae
Pirie Dust Forte
Detenbone
Pounihuse
Toraly
Parluwat
Siet
Iad
GINA
Fort Preedasg
Neil
VU Teleetais
Pally
Seeview
Goa
Jocal Pyehige
Short-Lived Freedom Sent Back to Gaol
A drunken disorderly case seen at Bohs Court yesterday involved Willan Mebiade Nas and others. The judge condemned the defendants with short imprisonment and fines noting a lack of self-control and urging better personal conduct before remanding to prison for three months.
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Willan Mebiade Nas
Bohs Court
Fay
Ntesoy
Gus Bief
Two Years for Robbery in the Cheltenham Case
William Redding, who bailed up the Cheltenham stationmaster and stole railway property, was sentenced to two years imprisonment today in Sydney. The case, described in the Cheltenham details, reflects a bold robbery on the railway line.
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Sydney
Frijlity
Witliam Redding
Cheltyphar Ane
Queensland Sugar Crop Expected at 484000 Tons
Queensland sugar crops are estimated to reach 484000 tons this year, marking a record harvest for the state. The figure underscores strong cane yields across major growing districts in the principal producer area.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Frida
Fitzroy Shooting Sparks Rivalry Rumors in Melbourne
Police link the Fitzroy shooting to a feud over affection among youths after a gang opened fire in a motor wagon on a Melbourne street last night. One youth reportedly faced a fatal blow and a second was wounded as Adelaide Trotters were mentioned in connection with tonight’s events.
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Melbourne
Fitzroy Streats
Pirie Council Elections Promise Fierce Contest
Ratepayers in Pirie face a high stakes vote to choose whether Labor or Liberal candidates will run the town for the next year. Every ward is hotly contested except South Ward where a Liberal and independent stand. Polling starts early with results expected around 9 pm at the Institute precincts. There are about 4260 municipal voters.
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Pirie
Pelaz
Liverap
Sae Gauilidgtes
Messrs
W. Clark
T Keraiel
Comesting Mar Myeer Als
Fitzzenald
Ulivk
Salenntown
Dewit
Lavor Panitidates
Institute
Congregational Star
Letter to the Editor on public works and council duties
Fitzgerald's letter criticizes councilors and calls for accuracy and accountability in public service. He recalls decades of public works and service, challenging Afford and the council to justify their records and qualifications with concrete evidence from the state or district.
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Lounelttor
Thivahold
Fitzgerald
Road Races Highlight ADELAINE Event and Club Plans
The Bert Pirie Bicycle Club announces a fortnightly program in Hilorgoun with a 1 mile road race for seniors a short mile for colts and an all comers race. A gold medal awarded to the rider with most points. nominations for the Albom Race to be handicapped this afternoon.
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Tomas
Deavy
Allcomers
Bert Pirie Gyele Club
Hilorgoun
Reid
Usu
Scaiors
Hallsaurdsey
Uw Club
Share Market Seniors-15 Mile Fundraising Outing
A community club plans a fundraising trip near Wad evening with a motor train leaving Barrey stops between 7:30 and 8:00. Members urge those interested to contact Librarian CGhas Hosken. Stock exchange notices list buyers and sellers for multiple firms including Amalgamated Zinc and Electraytic Zinc with varied prices and deferred sales.
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RE. Lwamer
F. Dempsey
G. Williams
Milnes
W. Divin
S. Andrys Thompson
A. McIntyre
He Merling
Serateh
Wad
Li Rerary
Cghas
Hosken
World Outside Trade and Science From Old World Visit
Returning Australians aboard the mail steamer Ormuz report on trade and standards in European countries. Dr. Goldstein described high frequency diathermy for gonorrhea and malaria treatment, while others noted economic recovery in Germany and Holland after war years.
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Fritiey
Fessean Goldstein
Macquarie-street
Sydney
Australia
Paris
Goldsten
Goldstein
Vreek Medical
Amelva
Batis
Billy
Givkistein
Dental Clinic Debate Replies From Mr Robinette
Mr Robinettes reply corrects Mr Anthoney statement about a dental clinic for Smelter employees. He argues the commission favored dental care but condemns the Co operative Council as unrepresentative and notes opposition from local figures including Beackenside and Televim. He cites the government role and timing of the resolution.
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ALP
Recorder
W. Hobinette
UL Ogoniser
Wkide
Dent
Sion
Aly
Pirie
Co-operative Council
Tasmania
Ue‘operative Council
Beackensidg
Usmite Society of Carpenters
Ie Saeltere
Ue Sivellers
Telvim
Rest Opens Strong In Sydney Trial Attracts 10,000
On the Sydney Cricket Ground the Australian Eleven faced The Rest in a trial match. The Rest batted first, reaching 380 runs as 9,800 spectators watched the high quality play. Attendance and receipts totaled £622 as cool weather favored the session.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
Dramatic Opening Toss Sets Hest Batting In Explosive Innings
Australian Eleven faces a chaotic chase as Warren Barnsley leads Hest with aggressive batting. Openers Hinself and Hock Gregory faced rapid bowling, Barnes tallying 43 by 82 minutes while Macartney endured a stubborn 91-minute 84 before innings closed.
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Hock Gregory
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Gregory
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Lil
Mailey
Uorna
Brook
Hvadry
Kellaway
Hornibrook
Grregory
Neudry
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Myler
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Hymill
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Tendry
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Stuiter
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Maney
Gresary
Grimmett
Aml Sas
Yiohi
Cuba
Arezory
Gregursts
Morstenok
Bellesay
Gregiey
Ty Blickie
Ant
Hendee
Greenery
Andrews
Bensive
Kelle
Omanden
Gglamett
Alber Hawtes
Te Bundiry
NSW Senate Scrutiny Hurdles Re-election Push
NSW observers report a tense Senate scrutiny process with candidates Gardner Wooley and others facing questions. The tally lists several names while efforts continue to confirm votes and verify counts, as staff work through the night to finalize results.
Victorian Lawn Tennis Championship Finals Report
In Melbourne today's Victorian championship finals, Hawker and Miss Au Mex won the doubles title while Miss Boyd defeated Miss Cox 6 0 in women's singles semi finals. Harper beat Miss Le Messurie 2 6 0 in the singles semi final and Lowe won 6 2 6 0 in another match.
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Melboune
Briday
Poday
Hawker
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O'are
Jis
Flints
Boyd
Coogee Assault Suspect Sought After Incident
Police seek a man connected to a serious assault on Mrs. Timsog in Coogee on Monday. The suspect reportedly fled by sea and is believed to have boarded a vessel bound for New Zealand with authorities alerted to his likely arrival.
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Synney
Princiay
Timsog
Coogee
Halt
New Zeaand
Wales Team Selects Players for Victoria Match
The New Wales tea team under coach Golley lists players Mayrudenex Asher Malley Worldiehi Taylor Rock Andrews and Kippax. They are set to play Victoria on Boxlis Bay.
Deportation Case Stirring Debate in High Courts
In Sidney a deportation hearing connected to Walsh’s case adjourned to April 4. Counsel for Walsh argued under the Immigration Act Walsh is a constitutional part of Australia from Federation, while opponents push for resisting deportation. Union leaders urged credentials checks and unity as transport groups plan a delegates meeting soon.
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Sidney
Watt
St Walsh
Walt
People of Australia
Walsh
Trules Hall Council
Australian Seamen's Union
Dotuinsen
Teansport
Shottel AM
Mabs
iLhet
Japanese Consul Arrives in Sydney
The Japanese consul Tokugawa arrived in Sydney and called for closer ties between Australia and Japan. He emphasized maintaining friendly relations with neighboring nations and promoting enduring cooperation, noting the need to avoid misunderstandings and foster goodwill.
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Malia
Tokugawa
Smnile
Australia
Japan
Katy Lignin
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