Mayoress Christmas Cheer Fund to aid 800 Pirie children
The Mayoress Christmas Cheer Fund aims to benefit about 800 Pirie children. A central committee is formed with Mrs Middleton as Mayoress, Rev J H Crossley and Mr Buckley Joyce joining to amalgamate funds and coordinate assistance. The depot opens to register names, with free passes and gifts planned from local traders, theatres, and volunteers.
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Tt Ig
Pirie
Middleton
J. H. Crossley
Wrethods
Buckley Joyce
Children’s
Ray, Crossley
Joyse
Crossley
Mare
Tentral Committee
Joyce
Hays
Giarke
Moneger
Pirle Theatres
Disnressea
W. A. Moyle
Institute
Unique
Serene Pine Theatres
Tr. Starke
J. H.grossiey
Messi
S.iludieton
Buckley Tayne
Euppar
Transport Board Allows Continue of Wandearth Wheat Agencies
The Transport Control Board decided not to interfere with the newly established wheat agencies at Wandearah East this season after a district visit. Farmers supported keeping the stacking centre open, with about 40,000 bags expected to be stacked at the centre and only that amount diverted from Crystal Brook. The board observed the site benefits and indicated the matter may be reviewed next season with business continuing as usual for farmers this year.
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Transport Control Board
Wandearth East
Wandeareh
J. Smoosk
Fie Wandedray East Agenies
Wandoarah
Soni
Wandenrah
Uneir
Bosra
Grysial ‘Brook
Wane Hearah Bast
Crystal Brook
Sincock
Wandearah
Moonta inquest trials teen James for Gadd death
In Moonta an inquest into the death of Mrs. Gadd reveals a statement by 17 year old Arthur James admitting he shot her. He asked why, showed little interest, and was committed for trial. He described striking both Mrs. Gadd and herself with a heavy object and then telephoning her husband.
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Moonta
Arthur ‘Thomas James
Sdna Clarkce Cadd
Bold Hill
James
Mrs Gadd
Jamas
Gadd
Giley
Anan
Nominor
Cada
Fouk
Moor
Min
Tre Ils
Guley
Maz Gadd
Ukdd
Guley Sale
Dames
Lyons on Tour Adelaide Visit Sparks Campaign Hopes
J A Lyons arrives in Adelaide amid party visits and public receptions. He is confident Labor can hold seats in Adeleide and Grey while predicting Liberal losses in Tasmania and Western Australia. Lyons will speak at the Exhibition Building and dine with Commonwealth Club before returning to Melbourne.
Grey Electorate Test At Port Augusta
Adelaide, Thursday. In Grey Electorate at Port Augusta the Fedora deo Hors In South illustrates is otldt centred in Grey. Lacey has announced he does not expect State Canon members to speak from the same platform. MoE i Lewis campaign director for nimi Saya 70 has deflattnly arranged a programme for expelled Labour Party members to address Catherine with Mr Lacey. There may be a showdown over Port Augusta state election night. Harvey MUP president at Great electorate committee met Lacey this morning for the northern town. Jailer paruses to allow State members to speak at meetings. Grey Electorate campaign might withdraw support for Lacey.
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Adelaide
Fedora Deo- Hors
Ilstratis
Otldt
Grey
Bim
Lacey
State Canon
Moe i
Lewis
Nimi
Saya
Labor Party
Tor
We. Harvey
MUP
Calate Candidate Thorby Attacked at Meeting
Sydney report says UAs candidate for Calate and ex minister of agriculture in New South Wales, Thorby, jumped from a platform, attacked by two men who called him a liar. He received a heavy blow to the jaw, then returned to the platform and finished the meeting to a perfect hearing amid cheers.
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Sydney
Thorby
Calate
New South Wales
Thornby
Homeward Bound Uttered Farewell at Victoria Station
London Thursday crowds saw Mr Bruce entrain at Victoria as he leaves for home. He thanked supporters, spoke honestly about the tough campaign ahead, and said his visit provided useful information to apply to Australia’s broader effort to win.
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Servier
London
Tovblaht
Bruce
Victoria
London on Sunday dispatch from Baghdad service
Fragmentary OCR reads London on Sunday with mentions of Baghdad and a Baghdad dispatch. Details are unclear but indicate a London newspaper page noting a Baghdad service arrival and a Sunday morning report. Named entities are weak due to garbled text.
Communists Among Sydney Seamen Complaint at Arbitration Court
In Melbourne on Thursday, allegations that communists used the Mercantile Marine Office in Sydney to foment waterfront unrest were raised by Dr JH DT Adams of the Commonwealth Shipowners Association. He cited a statement by Clyde Dillon of the Interstate Steamship Owners’ Association about officers facing trouble selecting seamen, insults, and intimidation at the Sydney office and surroundings. The court considered that propaganda among seamen, while political, should not bar normal seamen pickups. The hearing continued with testimony on difficulties and delays in recruiting, and will resume tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Adams
Clyede Dillon
Interstate Steamship Owners’ Association
Dillon
Reamen
Mercantile Marine Office
Sydney
Watmen
Dethrdiee
Kina
Clarke
Seamen's Union
Dethridge
Lang
Bilton
Silent tragedy at farm after fatal shooting near house
An incident report describes a man named James shooting Mrs Cudd and wounding her husband Arthur. Inquiries reveal confusion and limited cooperation from James, with witnesses Bulson and James assisting the victim to a bed. Coroner sessions note tension between James and the household prior to the act.
Lacey Campaignset for Port Pirie and Pirie meetings
Labor candidate Mr. A. W. Lacey will speak in Port Pirie on Sunday night and again at Port Auguste tonight. He is expected to address voters early tomorrow and hold a rally in Pirie Friday night December 4. Adelaide Labor man Mr J. Reid will address a Pirie meeting on McCovey street heart tonight with other speakers listed.
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A. W. Lacey
Grey
Port Pirle
Port Augustd
Lacey
Pirte
Mir _ J. Reid
Adelaine
Pirie
Heart of McCovey
Daring Hold Up on Busy Street by Masked Robbers
Postal officials in William Street were robbed of about £900 in notes and silver intended for pensions. Two armed masked men intercepted postmaster Seckold and postal assistant Johnson as they left the post office, pepper was sprayed, a shot was fired, and the robbers escaped through nearby lanes. Many witnesses observed the incident but the theft concluded quickly.
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Sydney
William Street
Hich
Johnson
Belgrade Bus Plows Into Train in Dense Fog
In Belgrade amid dense fog a crowded motor bus collided with a fast train at a level crossing. The impact hurled bus parts and passengers, entangling some in telegraph wires. Eleven killed, nine seriously hurt, including six women.
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United Service
Belgrade
No Gold Found in Far North Gold Expedition
Sydney reports geologists Messrs T Blutali Yor and A W Talbot state the Central Australian survey shows no gold signs. They note pyrite with a golden hue glistening in the sun and recommend against further exploration by the Western Australian Government geologists.
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Sydney
Thursduy
T. Blutali- Yor
A. AW. Talbot
Barns Targets Grey Seat At Institute Hall
Independent candidate Mr A W H Barns addressed a small gathering of electors at the Institute Hall last night. He received two good hearings despite a turnout of about four.
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A. W. H. Barns
Grey
Institute Hall
West Coast Wheat Yields Surpass Early Estimates
Adelaide reports on West Gowet wheat harvests exceeding early estimates by up to 20 percent per armorial projections. Director of Lands Mr B J Field returning from a State tour says 350,000 bushels of wheat would be delivered with strong yields likely in other regions.
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Adelaide
Gowet
Director of Lands
B.J. Pield
Field Fala
Cavnly
Moculta Poll Aims for 100 Percent Lyons Latham Vote
In Angas division Moculta, a town about six miles from Angaston with about 300 people, plans to deliver a 100 percent vote for Lyons and Latham. The booth issued two challenges promising a higher percentage of votes for those candidates, across both Senate and Representatives, than any other polling place in Australia.
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Adelaide
Moculta
Angas
Angasion
Lyonsr
Latham
Senate
Representatives
Australia
Brookes Sees Rise of Australian Davis Cup Form
Melbourne reports veteran Norman Brookes declares Davis Cup prospects strong as interstate matches display growing stamina. He notes tennis’s global spread and believes Australia will soon reclaim the world’s premier trophy from Paris amid rising participation and study of the sport.
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Melbourne
Norman Brookes
Maduurne
Mit
Paris
Mr. Brookes
Special discount offer on millinery items today and tomorrow
Today and tomorrow a special markdown applies to millinery items priced at three shillings. Displayed discounts cover hats and related accessories, inviting customers to visit the shop for the limited two day sale.
France Forgotten War Days In Tariff Clash Debate
Lord Moynishan asks if France has forgotten wartime sacrifices as Britain and France spar over tariff policy. The Times notes France’s entry saved France from extinction while debt was restructured, and Montmorency argues English forget France’s sacrifices amid modern trade disputes.
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United Service
London
Lord Moynishan
Britain
Times
Bellaln
France
Vrange
Branos
Motive questioned in two deaths in Mewbourne case
A late 19th century style report from Mewbourne details a homicide inquiry into the deaths of Leonard Gully and Stephen Sweat amid claims of car trouble and a breakdown, with evidence presented about involvement by Stan In’ and a local committee member Joseph Jennings as authorities examine possible push incidents and injuries.
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Mewbourne
Leonard Gully
Fasta
Shief Petty Omer
Stephen Sweat
Stan In
Joseph Jennings
Wallting
Elsternvick
Snienlnht
Bohlbe
Keeperless Shop Opens in Automatic Age
A London note reports inventor B J Baker of Dorking creating a tinbacoonist shop where customers walk in, select items, pay via a button, and receive purchases. Baker plans larger moving shops supplying from pills to tea, aiming for strict installation in motion.
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Dales
Barvinap
London
B J. Baker
Dorking
Mmy Baker
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