The Rest Win in Sydney Test by 156 Runs
The Rest defeated Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground by 156 runs. Grimmett and Blackie led the bowling, with 5 for 91 and 4 for 71 respectively, while Gregory scored a century and Collins top scored with 87, the partnership yielding a dominant 200-plus stand before fallables ended the innings at 678.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
O. W. Grimmett
P. Blackie
J. Mr. Gregory
H. J. Collins
Blackie
Ponsford
Byu
Les
Nyder
Kellaway
Matten
Ryder
Blayue
Brlaymett
Macartney
Kellewas
Maya
Hichardson Lovie Grimmeatt
Wile
Ta Maiden
Kyner
Richardson
Massiles Wood- Tull
Grimmett
Andrews
Wie
Kippax
Iwas
Gelin~mintz
Gregory
Hendry
Munch
Oge
Toned
Fendry
Ime
Pally
Collins
Hichardson
Bully
Litterfuut
Olddeld
Mornihredk
Murley
Australia
Boston
Wey - J
Wyder
J. Andrews
A. Kippax
Woodfull
Stod
Love
Wey
L. Hendry
Soll
I. M. Gregory
Breekle
Australian selectors seek squad for England tour
Australian selectors plan to choose as many players as possible for the Australian Eleven tour to England. The Board of Control meets Tuesday night to confirm the list once selections are finalized.
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Arlbodane
Melbourne
Contra
Nantes
Sark Clerk in Trouble at Melbourne Bank Branch
Allan Miles, a clerk at the Banks of Victoria St Arnaud branch, was today sentenced to four years in prison for embezzlement. His defalcations totalled about £900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Allan Miles
Banks of
Victoria
St. Arnaud
Wembley Exhibition Losses Revealed in Empire Guaranty
London reports show a prepared and chartered management of the Empire Exhibition shows financial loss approaching 1.6 million dollars. Two joint liquidators JH Thomas and another sign a notice noting the guarantors face increased liability if assets fail to realize on certain claims. Interest of 5 percent may be charged on all outstanding suits after December 31.
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Reuter
London
Ue Empire
JH. Thomas
Australia Unconcerned Says Wembley Guarantors Don’t Affect Australia
Melbourne Tuesday Prime Minister Bruce states that the Wembley guarantors discussion does not affect Australia and its policies. The remarks suggest no impact on domestic politics.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Wembley
Australia
Londor Press Comment on Wendler Accounts
Press Association reports London Tuesday that Wendler accounts loom large in editorials. The Morning Post suggests the stadium cost £300,000 instead of £100,000 and urges the government to avoid guarantor liability if possible. The Daily Herald calls for independent inquiry free of government influence. Financial News notes taxpayers deserve to know if losses could have been smaller.
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Association
London
Wendler
Morning Post
Iuak
The
Swembler
Barsala
Horta
Ander
Barl
House of Commons
Alt
Night of Harmony at Lae Port Pirie School Concert
The annual school concert at Institute Hall in Lae Port Pirie promises a packed night with solos, choruses, and a variety of musical acts prepared by staff and pupils. Teachers have labored to create a cohesive program highlighting harmony and festive spirit for parents and friends.
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Institute
Schoaes
Lae Port Pirie
Norough
M. Ge Diitenell
Tin Concort
Tony
Tonnight
Ther Huxe
Five Sisters Injured in Sydney Vehicle Crash
Five members of the Freeman family, all females, were injured when a motor car collided with a lorry in Sydney. One received a broken leg, another a fractured jaw, while the others escaped relatively unharmed. The accident occurred Tuesday in the city.
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Sydney
Mamad Freeman
Hroken-lee
Still Growing Australia's Population as News Cites Census
Adelatoe Tuesday reports a census string noting population growth in Australia with Sydney harbor collision details. The Chillagoe steamer, escorted by Bantam Wook, signalled for assistance after water intake and eventual listing. Captain Percy Upward refused to provide details as the Suva remained afloat near Parslay Bay and the census figure hints at further growth into next year.
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Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Mie Steame
Ars Chillagde
Bay
Butt Seshay
Chillagne
Bantam Wook
Watson's Bay
Tgs
Procetiting
Wan
Ware Gale
Willy
Ghiltazoo
Abe Fueward
Percy Upward
Stva
Call
Nowcashte
Viscount Astor and Lady Agar Receive Warm Welcome Home
Viscount Asta and Lady Violet Agar were greeted by crowded crowds at Lycee on their return from Australia. A torhildisti observed from the pier as the Toya Ball bore witness to the reception. Lord Astor said after a 30,000 mile voyage they had only touched at two ports outside the British Empire.
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Mommays
Asta
Violet Agar
Lycee
Ctur
Australia
Uracessian
Lord Astor
Briish Empire
Losses in Merchant Service Report to Congress
A Shipping Board report to Congress estimates that merchant losses during 1925 reach about 30 million dollars. The document urges government aid through duties or tonnage preferences and subsidies to ensure the continued operation of privately owned merchant ships.
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Meubee
Washington
Shipping Board
Congress
Climatic Somersault and Shifting Winds Reported
An unsettled weather pattern followed a recent intense test in Port Pirie with southerly winds and variable conditions. Yesterday saw a maximum shade temperature around 75 degrees with gusty winds and scattered, unsettled skies.
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Port Pirie
Hidden Wealth Bracelet in Taxi Linked to Melbourne Theft
In Adelaide a diamond bracelet described as 47 stones valued at £140, lost in August 1994, was identified by Mrs. Waterhouse as hers. She believes a Gracelet fell from a taxi window on Lefevre Terrace while returning home. Police were notified immediately.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Hao
Lefevre
Terraca
Waterhouse
Joss
Mere
Great Britain
Men for the Mulcra ship hiring at Adelaide port
A terse port notice from Adelaide indicates the mercantile ship Mulcra seeks thirteen hands for service and seven seamen for a newanger, all to join at Cape Thevenard. No new positions offered in Lie position, with time of departure to be set. the Australian navy expresses ingenuity in this recruitment.
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Adelaide
Tuesius Holside
Muldra
Thare
Cape Thevenard
Amusements Lille Annis Rooney final screening night
Mary Pickford stars in Lille Annis Rooney as final screening arrives. The actress delivers her distinctive style in a picture praised for charm and audience appeal. Supporting cast includes Chinamen, Tews, Siggers, and others, delivering a lively vaudeville mood for the night audience.
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Lille Annis Rooney
Mary Pickford
Hgels
Little Annie Tooney
Tews
Siggers
Tha Wise Virgin at the Alhambra Theatre
A flawed tale of a young woman who marries for affection then faces social and romantic entanglements. Grandmother schemes with a ranch foreman while a wealthy husband looks on, as rivals and open spaces frame the plot and the heroine’s struggle for true marriage.
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Pal Tulh Afiller
Matt Moore
Svife
Ronwne
Stolen Jewellery Case Before Adelaide Court
Harold Willis appeared in the Adelaide Policy Court charged with larceny of jewellery from Walter Stevenson Bros at 22 Swindon Street. Police traced him to a robbery linked to Stevenson Jewellers in October. Items alleged stolen include five wristlets three gold watches, twenty rings, a cigarette case and forty gun mounts. Bail was adjourned to December 16.
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Adelaide
Woonside
Harold Willis
Whlen
Stevenson Ros
Willis
Sabine
Haying
Walter Bunter Stevenson
Copartner
Stevenso Bros
Land Stulen
Allchoreh
Wali
Repson
Wireless Strike Hits Britain Port Calls
In a House of Commons session, Si Philip Guulifte Lish reports that by December 4, twenty five passenger ships and one hundred twenty four cargo vessels had sailed with no wireless operators aboard. Passenger liners and others were affected by a strike led by wireless operators allied with the Shipowners Association. Over seven hundred operators have joined the walkout, disrupting wireless and cable telegraph services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Guulifte Lish
Board of Trade
House of Gommions
Britain
Conservative Victory in Ripon by-election after resignation
In London on Monday a by election in Ripon Yorkshire followed the resignation of Major Edward Wood, newly appointed Viceroy of India. Major D Wools secured 16293 votes over 24dage for the runner up.
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London
Tre Ripon
Yorkshire
Edard Wood
India
D. Wools
Dainty Dancers Lead Meyrick Pupils at Inetiule Recital
Miss Netlie Meyrick and her pupils dazzled a large audience with a high standard display of dainty dance numbers. The program featured La Petite Goquette and several solo and ensemble pieces, with notable performances by Nellie Meyrick, Mary Bald, Joan Williams, Emmie Whittard, Naomi Bons, and many others.
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Netlie Meyrick
Tile
Lille
Meyrick
Mayy Ball
Tunis
Margaret
Mtonfries
Joan Williains
Agausids
Noble
Merriols
Mary Bald
Meyrick Tsay
Maxi
Ailes Naomi [ Bogs
Emmie Whittard
Mavjorie
Mextich
Ali Pitee
Nargant Montvies
Jonn Williauss
Taomi Boas
Tues ‘Tassie
Mutty Whytelaw
Marjory Milnes
Lesley Jenkins
Rom Bulit
Phyllis Bosom
FiviandVilLun
Bessie Roberts
Nancy Hoberts
Margaret Monfries
Joan William
Beek-a-boo
Dune Haylall
Wily Toohet
Barbary Aot
Barbara Willow
Tevy Wobin
Tike Job
Bartana Joh
Tose Brighton
Lily Tuerkee
Jie Hayboll
Humoreske
Mary Ball
Ghwison Brefanne
Marjory Amines
Nancy Holerts
Windrella Dunes
Mona Lullaby
Emmis
Willtare
Craigie
Melvie Speck
Marie Chase
Daphne Gunn
Isobel Heash
Vallee Toes
Juan “Willink
Tonk Stevens
Marjory Mines
Mgagarel’ Monkies
Naomi Bous
Marion Wilton
Nancy Huberts
Phyllis Osomworth
Beseic Roberts
Doyou Tassie
Ya Gashueha
Nellie Mey—nek
Maury Bald
SEWATE VACANCY IN NARRATIVE PARLIAMENT NAMES
A fragmented report discusses vacancies and succession in parliament with references to ADEWAIDE Tivauay Ward and Senator Gibbs. It notes claims about oath accuracy in New South Wales, mentions Senator Mebangelis and Senator Power, and recalls cases of succession after deaths and resignations in various chambers.
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Adewaide
Tivauay
Wiley Lagbie
Vietkr
New South Wales
Daringee
Tis
Ale
Ot Baghill
Tr Mney
Uweip
Weed
Neve South Wales
Mebangelis
Power
Chase
Senatlor Gibbs
Likor Me Ty Vietutia
Barker
Panna
Claboe
Tor Russell
Joy Plain
Liberal Leader and ADELAI discuss Senate seal candidacy
The Porlmentars met today to discuss Sir Henry Barwell as a possible candidate for the Senate. He expressed cautious leadership support while House members asked him to continue, and further fresh talks were planned for tomorrow to hear his response.
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Adelai
Vasant Senate
Henry Barwell
Imusting
Henry Shid le
Senator Gardiner Defeated in Sydney Senate Race
In Sydney, Tuesday reports show Dr. PSP Abbott of the Country Party wins the final seat in New South Wales's Senate race. Results list Abbott with leading figures and several placeholders for remaining positions, while other candidates and vote tallies appear in the scrutineering notes.
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Sydney
Guild
Wales
Senate
Psp
Abbott
Country Party
Giewal
Dunn
Wluridee
Rumor Denied On Arbitration Court Retirements
Justice Powers rejected a rumor about Judge Lilleton Gyre contemplating retirement from the Arbitration Court bench. He said the suggestion was unfounded and noted no retirement plans in the near term.
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Melbourng
Uosibiy
Justice Powers
Jay
Troibe
Lilleton
Gyre
Tmne
Co Quick
Arbitration Court
Workshop Destroyed at Airlie Avenue Prospect
A small workshop belonging to Mr G S Leslie on Airlie Avenue Prospect was destroyed by fire. The blaze damaged carpenters tools and wood. Early reports suggest the loss is around thirty dollars.
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Adelaide
Airlie Avenue
Prospect
Pwood
G. S. Leslie
Night Express Collision Kills Six in Charabanc Tragedy
Six people died and eight were seriously hurt when an express train collided with a charabanc carrying women. Night conditions and slippery roads contributed to the crash near Cambritee. The driver was seriously injured and police searched for identifying belongings as survivors were attended to by local doctors.
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Reuter
Londus
Wonuwir Sands
Tor Bieten
Amd
Gale Orstaid
Bedford
Charabanc
Sacon-Wakers Strike For Higher Wages At Murry Co-operative
Workers at Sacon-Wakers bacon factory and Murry Co-operative Society halted operations today in line with a threatened stoppage to press for increased wages. The dispute centers on pay levels and bargaining terms affecting the bacon production sector in the region.
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Melbourne
Murry Co-operative Society
Slike Fox
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