Annual Auld Lang Syne Gathering At Institute Hall
The community gathers for a formal New Year program at the Institute Hall this afternoon. Mayor and Mrs. J. C. Mingerald will welcome the old and young, with music, charity efforts, and a light program aimed at sharing joy and reverence after yesteryear’s storms.
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Institute
Sh Urelork
Whett Jie
Masurens
J. c. Mingerald
Pirie
Justdeatien
Muang
Erin
Discharging Firearms Incident at Payneham Adelaide
A chaotic account describes a night incident in Payneham where William Wadmore fired twice, pursued by Arthur Harris, and clashes with others. The narrative references police involvement, threats, and a court appearance with mentions of November dates and the Burning of records.
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Adelaide
Willian Krank
Paynelus
Arthur William Harris
Wasmore
Murcis
Tris
Ani
Tim
Sid
Terris
Walmier
Wadiiges
Hartis
Woalmiere
Evhiet
Harcis
Harris
Tee
Marrs
Hasitis
The Lilac Domino at Alhambra Theatre
The Alhambra Theatre hosted a three night run of The Lilac Domino with D B O'Connor's Comic Opera Company. The cast featured Miss Macie A'Dair Miss Bertha Wells Henry Villiers and Marie Masses among others, delivering songs dances and lively humor in a colorful stage production praised for its charm and entertainment value.
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Alhambra Theatre
D. B. O'Candors Comic Opera Company
Austalia
Pirie
Willy Studd
Macie
Andre D'Auligny
Meury
D. B. O'Connor
Norman Wayle
Nune
Henry Villiers
Golyny
Lon Laurens
Yarie Tine
Georgine
Bertha Wells
Leonie
Eveatit
Marjory Seymour
Baroness Stelle
Percy Uifton
Tien Hana
Wil
Theo
Boase
Auerran
Savyis
Sabato
Shieh
Misses Marie Masses
Shyile Honper Nanew “Wedding
Daisy Laverener
May Hemeate
Labor Party Ready For Office Amid Coalition Doubts
London reports indicate the Labour Party would immediately assume government responsibilities if invited to form a government. Preparations include contingency planning and potential support from MPs and assistants. The party weighs the dangers of a coalition while signaling readiness for power.
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Fontve
London
Labor Party
Labor
Interview by Mr Macdonald on Brussels tensions
In a concise exchange with a French newspaper, Mr Macdonald discusses British obligations to France and the United States. He asserts Britain’s stance on payments, national duties, and the need for balanced policy, criticizing alien influence while promoting stability and reform.
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Krutes
Mutasay Meshal
Kabir Barks
Dhvaiei Bey Fuer
Vanidis
Yarty
Frankfort
Macdonald
Bolin
France
Liquor for U S A In Vast Quantities
Australian press reports a surge of liquor into the United States despite prohibition. New York City acts as a magnet for rum running with a wide border to Quebec, a fleet of vessels on British registry, and an organized network with insurance against capture.
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Australian Press Association
New York
United States
New York City
New York State
Quebec
Alue
New York Harbor
Victorian Politics and Parliament Debates in Melbourne
The Legislative Assembly in Melbourne discussed party policy and pay scales for public servants. The chief secretary argued against pensions for certain officials while plans to dismiss women unless Parliament changes pay rules drew sharp attacks. Police from the country were to be sent home, with officers offered opportunities to return later.
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Melbourine
Hief
Lip
Argyle
Sully
Nicholson
Pot McNiturin
Myicholson
Amasle
McGregor
T Mulbourne
Mr Baldwins Programme and Liberal Conservative Alliance
An OCR fragment discusses Mr Baldwin's programme itemizing trade credits communications and imperial contracts. It notes Liberal openness to alliance with Conservatives amid debates on reforms and imperial policy, citing Asquith’s reply and party positions.
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Asquith
Times Viewpoints Describe Possible Postwar Coalition
The article discusses political postwar possibilities in Britain with Labour seeking a government without Liberals and the Liberals wary of a capital levy. It mentions Labour pressures, Liberal reactions, and a potential cross-party arrangement to ensure stability. An Oxford University candidate, Hugh Gess, is noted as elected for Exeter University in a separate item.
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Baldwin
Miedonihd
Labor
Carey
Laspect
Exfund University
ZHU
Crystal Brook Racing Club prepares for April event
Crystal Brook Racing Club plans a spring meeting on April 5 with Mr. Meville leading the committee and Mr. Ale as secretary. The north district town hosts another successful fixture as well established local clubs grow.
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North
Iem
Crystal Brook
the Brook
Meville
Ale
Room for Millions Mentioned in Overcrowded Australia
Reuters service from London reports Mr Wignall, elected to the House of Germans for Forest Knut, returning from Australia says overcrowding there is severe. He notes Australian cities are crowded and that land and rail constraints would need to improve to allow livable conditions.
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Reuter
London
Wignall
Forest Knut
Australia
Southampton
Loeskay
Church Sinks into Ground
A church building collapsed into a ground cavity after a sinkhole formed near Slivnbere in the Bausk district. The pit widened rapidly to hundreds of feet wide and deep, pulling in a barn, seven tons of debris, and workers nearby. Local residents report tremors as the hole expanded and swallowed the area.
Portuguese Revolt Suppressed Quickly in London Streets
London dispatch reports over 80 arrests in connection with the revolt which has been definitely suppressed. The government reports tight control as crowds disperse and streets are patrolled after clashes. Insurgents supposedly co-operated with troops but drew little civilian aid.
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the Times
London
Lishon
Imha
Varios
Winners of War Memorial Competition in Melbourne
Winners announced for the Victorian National War Memorial design competition in Melbourne. Prize £1,000 awarded. total cost £150,000, to be erected on St Kilda Road. Entries note both winners are returned soldiers.
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Melbourne
Hunan Aul J
Heyy Byem
St. Kilda
Escaped Prisoners Recaptured in Melbulane
Reported Thursday in Melbulane that two escaped prisoners were recaptured. Ale red Praser was caught at Sale and shames Gapbell was captured at Mor well. Both men had escaped earlier from Fretslau yenal entab lishment last Sut verkuy.
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Melbulane
Bya
Alered Praser
Sale
Shames Gapbell
Mor= well
Naud
Verkuy
Fretslau
Yenal
Higher Prices For Meals In Melbourne Cafes
Melbourne cafe and restaurant employers plan wage increases for workers, aiming to raise meal prices. The move could push food costs higher as venues seek to cover higher labor expenses.
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Melbourne
Jutland Battle Alleged False Report Witness Evidence
London Thursday at Old Bailey Court a witness testified about a jocular article on the Battle of Jutland involving Sir Ernest, Lord Balfour, and Mr Churchill. Captain Spenser claimed Churchill's authorship and a former denial by Edward Pack. Spencer acknowledged prior convictions and delusional insanity.
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Reuter
London
Alfred Douglas Om
Wenston Churchill
Old Bailey
Getenical Court
Justice Avery
Lord Balfour
Churchill
Jutland
Ernest Wessel
Doughts
Lord Vowsus
Abe
Murphd -Spencer
Edward Pack
Mr. Churchill
Spenser Tsi
Anaptan Spencer
Shooting Tragedy Shocks Newtowndale Hospitalized Wife
A violent incident at Newtowndale Hospital left a man dead and his wife severely injured. Police report chaotic moments as bystanders describe gunfire near the temple area. The wife remains hospitalized with serious injuries and authorities investigate possible motives amid conflicting statements from witnesses.
Abattoirs in Adelaide Face Unclean Conditions
In Adelaide the abattoirs are said to be in a bad state with offensive odors reaching Ovingham. Offals and wastes are not properly managed, hygienic standards slip, and untidiness is widespread. Prices and transport issues add to the distress among local butchers facing rising costs and profiteering.
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Adelaide
Ive
Ovingham
Melbourne
Tes
Opin
Industrial Melbourne Wage Protests Spark Trade Notes
Industrial Melbourne report notes workforce push for higher wages amid rising costs. The piece discusses manufacturing sectors preparing responses as wage demands gain momentum. mentions workers, unions, and employer plans shaping upcoming developments.
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