Street Tragedy Shocks City as Shooting Occurs
A young man was shot dead in Melbourne street after a dispute over a minor matter. Ernest Williams, detained with McAndertson, was the target. a stranger at a Kingston cafe reportedly fired, killing Williams. Police arrested William Richard Wallace of Latrobe Street, claiming no quarrel occurred at the alleged location.
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Ernest Willams
McAndertson
Kingstree Lodus
Williams
Yula
Willams
Fivayuil
William Richard Wallace
Latrobe Street
Bolt
Reviar
Jane Murder Trial Ends In Guilty Verdict
John Pursden Smith, a former postal worker, was found guilty of murdering Glare Peowse, a telephon e attendant at the Junee exchange. The jury returned a verdict of murder with a strong recommendation for mercy, and Smith was sentenced to death. he collapsed in the dock as witnesses and officials assisted him. The court noted the couple were lovers, with a prior dispute leading to the fatal razor attack.
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Sydney
John Pursden Smith
Glare Peowse
Junee Exchange
Smitty
Stith
Jie
Torly
Future of Mosul Turmoil Adverse to Arbitration
Reuters reports at Geneva indicate a heated League of Nations debate over Mosul ownership. Munir Bey urged arbitration limits while Turkey refused to cede destinies of disputed lands, seeking mediation instead. Britain and France push for joint cooperation in Syria as the issue strains Britain Turkey relations.
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Reuter
London
Welluestay
Moxul
League of Satiuns
Counvil Ak
Geneva
Atlernbon
Austen Chamberlain
Mien Bey
Dot
Munit
Hague
Turkey
Munir Bey
League
Assunse
Workey
Ny Angora Assembly
Morning Post
Tak Mul Roy
Ray
Britain
Allium
Seltoownt
Musil
France
Antioch
Meswadretta
Aranto
Manning committee formed amid shipowners and unions dispute
A new manning committee is being formed under the Federal Navigation Act to address the Wheamership Mulera incident. The panel will include representatives of shipowners and unions, with a chair appointed by the ministry. The committee aims to resolve the matter through agreed procedures.
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Adelaide
Perl
Sik
Chalmann
Lae
Mihisiow
Gustunis
Ag Warrespollente
FIRM OPPOSITION to Irish agreement sparks government crisis
Australian press reports a broad opposition bloc led by De Valera and 80 Republicans vowing to block ratification. They warn mass attendance at a rally could topple the government, risking a general election and a likely Cosgrave majority if it occurs.
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Australian Press Association
Ondon
Deu Ges
Medo Valera
Ibis Slater
Helms
Cosgrave
Trish Agreement Bill Gains Broad Support in Commons
In London on Tuesday the Trish Agreement Bill advanced to its second and third readings without a division. Sir Mouse of Gommodys led the debate as Conservative Labor and Liberal members united in support while Prime Minister Mrs. Baldwin received cheers from all sections of the chamber.
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Reuter
London
Mouse
Gommodys
Trish
Lonely Agony as Boundary-Rides Horse Slain in Paddock
A horse named Boundary-Rides sustained a broken leg after an apparent accident at a paddock near Washington Me. The animal wandered in distress, crawled to a nearby rail, and died despite efforts to seek help. The incident prompted a grim inquiry into the farmyard mishap and animal welfare concerns.
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Walington
Chinese Puzzle Strife of Many Tutans Claims and Counter Claims
Puzzling dispatches from Mukden and Peking describe shifting positions as Yen Lin and Li Cheng lines clash with Ching troops. Reports say Shing Fu looted. Japanese troops move toward Mukden. Kuomintang units reach Yangtei and Li Cheng line forces withdraw to Peitaiho.
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Tomo
Pilus
Tokina
Lintesh Foreign Office
Sung Lin
Kuc Sung Lij
Shing Fu
Mukeleit
Ching Wo Lin
Kin
Chang Tso Lin
Mukden
Peking
Kua Sun& Lin
Chin Chow
Lishuba
Kuo Min Chun
Yang ‘Tein
Peithag
Tienssin
Geocal
Li Cheng Ly
Fie
aMase Briganle Chomg
Port Pirie Records Cooler Conditions and Showers
Cool conditions continue in Port Pirie with a maximum shade temperature yesterday at seven syssive degrees. Forecast calls for cool southerly winds turning easterly with occasional showers.
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Port Pirie
Lord Mayor of Sydney Re-elected in Spiney
The Weulvesdas candidate Maerima lutus M A in Lubor nominee was re elected today as Lord Mayor of Spiney.
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Sydney
Weulvesdas
Maerima
Lutus
Lubor
Spiney
Vacancy in Senate Course of Liberal and Country Parties
A Senate vacancy arising from the death of Senator V. G. Loghlin is discussed by Liberal and Country parties. Leaders Halwell and Moury are named, with no reply yet from Moury. The meeting concerns nomination decisions and the status of Senator Wilson Iyors.
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Levn
Mnd
Iing
Senate
If. V. Gloghtin
Amtamers
Liberal Party
Uris
Henry Barwell
Moury
Country Party
Ent- Hwistle
Wilson
Iyors
State of the House in Federal Parliament
The article discusses the looming re election shift in Federal Parliament with ministerialists and country party seats totaling 88 and 28 respectively. Northern foresty poll results await Senate confirmation and the Senate's composition depends on the late Senator Io V. O Lorthlin’s successor, with a ministerial influence anticipated.
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Adelaide
Country Party S
Dar
Senate
Io V. O'Lorhlin
3LO Success Power Station Show High Broadcast Range
Reception reports pour in from Victoria and other regions praising the new 15 kilowatts high power station. Letters from listeners describe wonderful results across towns including Townsville and Garters, with distant reports of splendid reception from the far western side of the country.
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Lelwiters
Victoria
Ollioe
Silstems
Toxset
Renorl Wondyrful
Gerwdlon
Ravages of disease a year's statistics
The Director-General of Public Health reports cancer increased 40 percent in 20 years in this state. Deaths from cancer last year were 2,078. Tuberculosis decreased 10 percent in 20 years. Venereal disease shows higher cases in males than females.
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Sydney
Public Health
Harbor collision report lists traders and damaged cargo
Fragmentary OCR shows a harbor collision involving Adelaide based firms and buyers from Sydney and Brisbane. It notes damaged cleaners, a vessel towed from Sellers Parsley Bend, and multiple buyers and sellers with various prices, including Woollen Mills and Adelaide Steamship, but many names and figures are garbled.
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Stock Exchange
Auvli I
AL AL Pedro
G. Ward and Co
Adglaide
Sydsey, Weanesdet
Suva E Chillagoe
Aseen Lyell
Parsley Bend
Broken Hill
Souglion North
Eaten Ag
Kivelralync Zine Wininss Bil
IMU Isa Slt
Norlin Shutll Dike Corporation
Bangra
Ssuy Harris Scarfe
Adelaide Markets Appies And Fresh Produce Report
Adelaide markets list assorted fruits and vegetables with prices. Apples oranges navels tomatoes peaches apricots pears melons berries and other produce show wide price ranges. Limited legible figures indicate per unit and per dozen pricing across multiple items.
Fraud Convictions Hit Meraltwits Dept Rally Hawkeepers
In Sydney, Frederick Wintly Juha Besant and Herbert Jacobean a wharf laborer were convicted on conspiracy charges in a paysheet fraud case. Lesa was noted for taking Une Himuax aliettle. Wintle received four years, Bryant two, and Jacobson six months, with sentences concurrent to existing terms.
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Sydney
Wo Distruy Aseyivs
Rallye
Hawkeepers
Frederick Wintly
Juha Besant
Herbert Jacobean
Lesa
Wintle
Mathe
Bryant
Jacobson
Fate of John Drew Malbound
The case centers on John William Drew who vanished after leaving home to visit his sister in Lake County nine months ago. The coroner has identified the body at hand as Drew’s remains and exhumation is sought by his father, who suspects foul play. Helms is alive at Moama.
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John William Drew
Drew
Lake’s Ioteanee
Sun
Helms
Moama
Unclear Labor Force Report From Government Office
A November labor report shows 9 9S laborers 37 youths and 167 tradesmen employed with a total balance of 445, down 154 from the prior month and 452 from last year’s period. 186 returned to work including 173 on government stock and 43 in private service. 77 were in docks at month end, down 82 from October.
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Anelaide
du Hichiedson
Lahorers
Melbourne Police Raid and Medal Mystery Unfolds
Melbourne police conduct a raid linked to a medal mystery as government officials debate a special inquiry. The chief commissioner’s secretive absence and a sly-shop head figure are central, with opposition demanding adjournment to uncover what occurred and why the commissioner left office.
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Melboumne
Connell Tod
Wiehardson
P Carer
Uwe
Hlimey
Kiorhiai
Mo Blamey
Simalas
Victorian Politics in Melbourne House Debate on Confidence
In the Legislative Assembly Victorian politics heated as G. De. Prendergast challenged the government over confidence in Premier Allan. The treasurer responded that the government planned distribution of funds, while Prendergast warned the motion would be raised again next day unless business finished by Christmas.
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Melbourne
G. DE. Prendergast
Allan
Christinas
Trouble On Ormuz Firemen Delay voyage
Melbourne reports trouble aboard the Ormuz as officers cite delays from the voyage and refuse leave to the crew. One of the oldest known places is noted in the fragment, with unclear details about duration and authority.
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Melbourng
Ormuz
Lolay
Playground Ground Review Yields Mixed Funds and Deterioration
A detailed review of the playground project highlights progress and financials. It notes extensive improvements, a £100 donation, and a year ending with a credit of £89 14s 3d, while aging equipment and machines require renewal. The report praises volunteer help and urges a replacement program, with income from machines at £475 2s 4d and expenses at £360 11s 10d, leaving a pending purchase of items and maintenance.
Coming Good News for Everybody Especially the Children
A cheerful notice promises good news for all, with emphasis on improvements and opportunities benefiting children and families. Officials urge patience as plans unfold, highlighting potential programs, events, or services designed to support youth and community well being.
Pirie School Concert Delights Port Pirie Parents and Children
Hundreds of Pirie School pupils entertained parents at Institute Hall last night in a large, lively program. Miss Mitchell and staff earned praise for a varied show with archers, natives, Japanese and Chinese items, and a finale with marching pupils.
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Wss
Pirie
Royal
Oarty
Port Pleie
Institute
Smani- Smater Spectavla
Mothe
Lou
Plildeen Alertala
Mr. Mitchell
Uisy
Wiluhies
Trent
Matiny Entertainment
Misg Sweet
Uinwalia
Phyllis Sumnball
Jongie Dell
Mrr. Vaughn
Miss Rully
Utr
Langashire
Miss Wurst
Mr. Koblan
Miss O'Halloran
Sestan
Tess
Polivemens
Badlen
Uwe
God Ley
Miss Edwards
Syith Thoms
Ian Weir
Piria School
Manese
Beer
Hiawatha
Syorl
Venshaw
Miss Kelly
Gil Niddy Noa
Mayyward
Selinger
Miss Salter
Handkerchief Zeng
Kolder
Mr. Sexton
Archeri
Qlitehell
Miss Saleer
Pine Old Drum
Mr. Iothers
Lancashire
Ches
Urchins
Miss O'Yalloven
Miss Saller
Railway Tenia
Sexton's
Graile
Yoepilyy Bigad
Oise Edwards
Bats Moselualiag
Wan
Fils
Mail train crash wrecks butcher van at Cottonvale
A mail train yesterday collided with a butcher's van at Cottonvale Queensland. The van was smashed to pieces. Driver W. Garland escaped with cuts and abrasions. The incident is under inquiry and authorities warn of ongoing hazards at the site.
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Cottonvale
Queensand
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