Coroner remands O'Brien for alleged murder of wife
Lorraine O'Brien, 22, is committed for trial on a charge she murdered Margarethe O'Brien whose body was found in a sack at Parramatta. Police say O'Brien admitted choking his wife. Paxton and Almond gave testimonies about their encounters and the couple's troubled marriage amid details of visits to Lakemba and King's Cross locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puppey Lorraine O'Brien
Margarethe O'Brien
Parramatta
O'Brien
Panton
Paxton
Botanic Gardens
King's Cross
Dudley O'Bren
Lakemba
Doves
Sun
Almond
Margarethe Boesen
Melbournn
O'Bretsid
Sydney
Windsor
Dudley Lorraine O'Brigie
Nim
Greta
Boxer's death confession shocks court in sorrowful tale
A man identified as O'Brien admits to killing his wife after accusing her of infidelity with boxer Jack. He recounts taking her from Windsor to Sydney then to Kings Cross, an argument, and her death by suffocation. He led police to Parramatta and says he burned her belongings. Evidence includes letters addressed to Miss Boesen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Cross
John Paxton
Job
Almond
Harrington
Wilson Proprietary Limited
Windsor
Beth Wut
Sydney
King's Cross
Jack
Tussasight
Elizabeth Street
Liverpool Road
Sen Primo Carnera
Teri
Parramatta
Pirie Woman's Appeal Fails in High Court
The High Court dismissed Mrs. Mary Ann Astin of Port Pirie appeal seeking to overturn a Supreme Court decision. The case, involving a marriage tangle and maintenance order, is returned to the magistrates for rehearing. The court affirmed the prior ruling and sent the matter back to adjust alimony and related custody questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Mary Ann Astin
Port Pirie
Justice Richards
Supreme Court
Dati Lewis
Pirie Crew Eyes Port Adelaide Title Bid in 1928
The Pure Rowing Club may send a crew to Port Adelaide in March to contest the State junior tights title. A decision is due tomorrow. The Adelaide crew that beat the Port Adelaide champion last week marked its first defeat in 15 starts, leaving a strong impression.
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Port Adelaide
Mit
Venbreer
Sareelli
Wy A
Campbell
Fopculis
Lo. Heleher
Renmike
Wilson Zu J Morphettiste
Campbell Cox
Richards Madesis
Tiwidor
Phowld
Dekal Wilson i
Vou
Seliuite
Asun
Peor
Adelaide
Prince Mived College
Pirle
Port Adelie
Toval
Prui
Wartees
Welcome Sign To Merchants Opens Wheat Sale Record
Australian wheat sales abroad yesterday surpassed four million bushels in the largest quantity sold for weeks. Local price steady at 4 14 per bushel. Port Adelaide event notes include regatta plans, junior and maiden crews, and potential river and regatta bids with coaching and training details for upcoming matches and junior eight competition.
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Adelaide
Dau Wit
Port Adelaide
Lee Gonjudttee
River Murray
Mureray Bridge
Tallent Bend
Vietie
Anaiden
Hive
Wallaros
Jones
Armer
Harmer
Th Giles
Ev Vreve
McCormick
J Yiet
Bats
Tyverington
de Inery
Thy Peninsula
Closed South Australia Precautionary Measure Report
An advisory note indicates that South Australia is closed as a precautionary measure. The report provides no further details on affected services or the timeline for reopening. Authorities have not announced specific actions beyond the precautionary status.
Pirie Announces State Wide School Closures
A Pirie State advisory reports public schools across the state closed as a precaution against infantile paralysis. Teachers and students order to return Monday with updated instructions, while school events and performances are postponed to early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Tate
RB. 1
Pirie High Wheat
Wos Ade
Bariwur
Adelaide
Barbour
A. Pu
Mary
Pirie School
R. E. I.dwards
Solomontown School
Health official urges limited city trips for children
A health officer advised keeping children from congested city venues and emphasizing open air play and good nourishment. The statement stressed avoiding close contact to curb disease spread while noting the incubation period and highlighting the need for well sunnined, properly nourished youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credis
Andy
Sailuhtie
Otder
Anton
Salu
Tie
Dr. Johnston
Japan poised to invade Kwantung Province near Hong Kong
Reports say large Japanese troop transports have embarked at Shanghai bound for Kwantung Province near Hong Kong. British officials fear a Canton-focused invasion could trigger broader trouble in the region, amid anger over the Panay sinking and Japanese attacks on ships in the Yangtze. Washington-Britain coordinate cautious stance while awaiting a fuller inquiry.
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Undus
Shanghai
Kwantaung Province
Hongkong
Canton
Yangtze River
Mitsunami
Britain
Japan
Washington
Whitehall
United States
Tokio
Hasegawa
South Wales
Mander
Roosevelt
Himes Mak
Hades
Fiettionhoe Ruth Mealy
China
Wubu
Berlin
Ouhu
Panay
Hims
Hite
Uhst
Niles
Simul
Voelkischer Beobechter
Seaman in flames dives to save self as ship near shore
Seaman from Birkenhead jumps into St Vincent Gulf seven miles from shore to escape flames aboard the ketch Broughton. He is hospitalized with severe burns after rescue attempts amid a chaotic incident near Ardrossan and Hoban area harbors.
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Sollaide
John Edwards
Seaman
Swigg Street
Birkenhead
St Vincent Gulf
Broughton
Ardrossan
Seoetaany
Sutleri
Chile
National Insurance Hike Sparks Public Debate Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text discusses national insurance changes and public reaction. Mentions policy details, administrative steps, and political figures with unclear context. Includes scattered references to timelines, institutions, and potential impacts on households and businesses.
Three West children found dead in bed at Mareeba home
Mrs Isabella Scott West appeared at Mareeba Police Court on three murder charges after the bodies of George Campbell West 22, Neil West 19, and Ivy West 14 were found in bed with head wounds allegedly inflicted by an axe while asleep. The remaining child was absent from home.
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Brisbas Flike
Mareeba
Isabella Scott West
Cairns
George Campbell West
Neil West
Ivy West
Mareeba Vital
Rowing Regatia Today at Haltie Wharf
Officials announce rowing regatta with multiple crews from local clubs. Entries include Magia and Harmer starters, judges listed as A. Sandery and G. Dey, with R. ate fetes ail Magia. Event described as afternoon race with carts and courses along the river.
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Haltie Wharf
Aer
S.C. Harmer
A. Sandery
G. Dey
R.ate
Magia
Rain Delays Steel City Match Amid Turbulent Play
Rain dampens a crucial game as Mellel faces Frnig with uncertain conditions. Limited scoring and scattered delays hinder progress while key bowlers strike in a tight contest. Victoria’s early pressure yields modest gains before the weather interrupts play, leaving teams awaiting a resumed finish.
Temperature Report Shows 78 High and 62 Low
Yesterday's maximum reached 78 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ending at 8 30 am was 62 degrees. Weather figures reflect a mild day with no precipitation noted in the table.
Gladstone Institute Overdrafts and Meeting Summary
A damaged report describes an organizational meeting at Gladstone Institute discussing overdraft figures of £310. Mr Rewk bydmian presided while discussions referenced salaries, an editorial note, and a settlement or financial review led by Mr. Flu Barter as treasurer. The text is fragmented and uncertain in multiple names and actions.
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Manly
Bbede Inte Instituts
Bydmian Sies-Grontdent
Elatriott
Aradeleva
Usta
Neil Ut
Hs Mead Learchers
Flu
Personal Gordon Schwartz in Adelaide tennis age championships
Gordon Schwartz of Tenth street is currently in Adelaide competing in the age tennis championships. The report lists other visitors and locals traveling to or through Adelaide for sport and business, including Frank O'Bnen of Solomontown and Ted Hannibal, with various routes and connections noted.
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Gordon Schwartz
Tenth Street
Adelaide
Frank O'Bnen
Solomontown
South Australia
New South Wales
AK Jeuness
Chas. Gieddes & Co
Port Tanealy
Christina
Doctor Says Thief Was Reckless From Inferiority Feelings
In Adelaide Criminal Court Hugh Walkden Wood aged 20 of Kingswood pleaded guilty to robbing the homes of T. P. Allen J. H. Morish and Rev. W. T. Shapley. Witnesses said he acted from a sense of inferiority and overcompensated with daring acts. He was remanded for sentence.
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Adelaide
Hugh Walkden Wood
Halsbury Avenue
Kingswood
Wood
Messrs
T. P. Allen
J. H. Morish
King's Part
Rev
W. T. Shapley
Coroner Seeks Guidance After Driver Involved Fatal Crash
Melbourne coroner transmits evidence to the Attorney General after probing the death of James Lowrey 43 who died when struck by a car driven by artist Meinnes. Witnesses doubt Meinnes showed careless driving. expert suggests influence of liquor and possible intoxication at the time.
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Melbourne
James Lowrey
William Beckwith Melnnes
Meine Hathen
Meinnes
Davis
Fitzroy
Metnnes
Thinnes
Gaston Wi
Australians Dominate First Day in International Tennis Test
Sydney reports Australia holds an almost unassailable position after winning singles matches and the vital doubles in the International at home. Bromwich and Quiet led the charge with a victory over Wimbledon champion in straight sets. Germany's Henkel and von Cramm challenged McGrath and Meagher in singles, but the Germans prevailed in a tougher match, while the Australian doubles produced a key win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mwieries
Muku
Uit
Bromwich
Themiselves
Lonurs
Austrae
Germany
Front
Henkel
von Cram
McGrath
Crawford
D. Henkel
von Cramm
D. Me- Juirath
Strikers Resume Work After Cruise Leave Dispute
Orford sails from Sydney on a cruise to New Zealand as the North and Zinc Corporation reaches a settlement with unions over paid leave. The agreement allows ten days’ full-pay leave each year for workers meeting the required shifts, with line of lode mining operations resuming after strikers return to duty. Approximately 12 000 pounds arranged in the final payout, following captain’s address to the men.
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Sydney
North
Zine Corporation
Orient Tiner Orford
New Zealand
Lst
South
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RIMO
Sana
OPO
Sk 328
Adelai Shiet ‘Outporn
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Vail Apy
Secor Dri
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Leona Hovenile
Warley Cme
Morten
Venteer
Joe
Scotland
Sul Aly
Jade
Moni
Asial Cine Pen
Homie
Riwards
Bardwin
Shipmontana Schowl
Thesda
Jnsy
Edwards
Garrett
Virie Gaal Board
Pirie Health Officer's
Mr Cabe
Cocket
South Australian
Adelaide Oval
Roday
Wile
Nal Mustydin
Moning
Apt
Taleor Walker Anmaeetol Rabin
Kwantung Province
Pansy
Paneak
Haueeiten
Wesoften
Creethai
Barnes
Glipper- Feld
Tabnutt
Hynes
Oldfield
White
VHP
National Insurance
Frederick Stewart
Heck
Alerey
Maine
Adelalwe
Dirk
Brighton
Ronaid Sethuy
Helen le i Huyl
London Metal Market
Pvs
Runteah
Esas
Rowing
Regatia Today
Cartier
Crewe
Victoria v. Queenshind
Mellel
Frnig
Vietarke
Ies
Iestishank
Victoria
Ison
Laxton
Gladstone Institute
Sulutuntowih
Kalguurlie
Ted Hannibal
C. Fyniball
York Road
Hanniball
West
Mtr Wu
Anju
Blake Hill
Bo Tapp
Dd. McCormack
Bucket Hotel
Reg. Ashman
W.R. Ashman
Esmond Road
Mount Isa
Queensland
Achman
Adelaire
FL Hannaberry
Commiwealth Railways
Iwi K Dunford
Cockburn
Commonwealth
Railways
Ahiy Turatiito Guowth
Rsa
Previoue Escarad
Glenelg
Rome
Venice
Afar Woods
Sean Lake
Fort San
Australia
Orford
Broken Hill
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