St Pauls Cathedral funding for pier restoration reassessed
London experts who have studied St Pauls Cathedral since 1921 say safety concerns are unfounded. They support strengthening the two male piers and interior piers, noting rebuilding would be dangerous and unlikely to be attempted. The cathedral fund stands at 21910 pounds, with 3558 received over the weekend, including from the Bank of Adelaide.
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Reuter
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Evon
Atrone
Ganon Alexander
S J. Paul's
Tnles
St. Paul's Fund
SU Eiliucas
Bank of Adealide
Next War Doctrine Opposes Massive World Conflict
Washington Monday Pry Wilbur argues against sensational war fiction predicting extreme horrors. He contends any future war would be sporadic and brief, rejects gas or biological weapons on moral and practical grounds, and says humanity will oppose wars aimed at extermination of nations.
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su-Teilun Presa Association
Washington
Pry Wilbur
Greek protest over Patriarch expulsion faces Hague reference
In London a tense exchange between Turkey and Greece arises after Ankara expelled the Greek Patriarch. The Greek government protests and plans to refer the dispute to the Hague Court of Justice while recalling 1928 conscripts whose disbandment had been ordered.
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London
Moniay
Turkey
Greece
Hague Court of Justice
Migration critique sparks migrant selection debate in Australia
Fremantle report notes Mr Nell McKenzie returning from the Western District of Victoria where he served as migration agent and lecturer for the Commonwealth. He praised Sir John McWhate for his strong stand on selection methods, claiming officials lost promising newcomers from Ireland and criticizing the rejection of sturdy Englishmen.
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Fremantle
Nell McKenzie
Victoria
Australia
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
John McWhate
McKenzie
John
Ireland
Toye
Burglaries Reported At Henley District Stores
Robbers breached the front door of premises owned by Coles and Hughes and later attempted to enter Venn’s supply stores and nearby premises. The incident occurred between 4 and am Sunday, with no items taken from a showcase of valuables left untouched. Details remain unclear due to reporting delays.
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Raves
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Jemmytine
Venn
Stork
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Hieves
Vhleyy
Gales and Hughes
Venn Tue
Professor Kulchitsky Dies In London Car Crash
Professor Kulchitsky, a former Minister of Education and eminent anatomist, died on his 69th birthday in a London road accident. The Russian-born scientist aided crippled British soldiers and had a long career at the University, with ties to Malta where he reportedly survived earlier peril.
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Lyndon
Professor Kulchitsky
University of London
Tle
Katehisky
Malta
Kar Koy
London
Smelters edge Ports in a tense cricket match on Saturday
In a lively A grade match at Pire YMCA, Smelters beat Ports by 98 to 59 in the first innings, then Port's second fell short as Smelters dominated with key contributions from Liddle, Treleavan, and Galliford. Dodd starred with the ball, while Parkes troubled the batsmen with lively bowling.
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G. Marsh
W. Galliford
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Gowling
A. Hoge
J. Liddle
WW. Dyer
Treleavan
Bassam
Extson
Dodd
Dyer
Howard
Doldus W. Allen
A. Holdsworth
PF. Dodd
S. Parker
YMCA v Sollys match slips toward tense finish
A cricket report describes Sollys needing 57 to reach safety with four wickets in hand. J Neagle falls to Holdsworth early, then Rees and Spain stabilize as Sollys rise to 94. YM CAs could reach 429 at stumps, with Newmen Loftus leading a brisk second innings stand.
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Sollys
J. Neagle
Holdsworth
Hinever
D. Rees
Spain
Newmen
Loftus
Newman
Proverde
Belsaue
Newna
Rees
Pirie District Trotting Meeting Opens With Night Races
The Pirie and District Trotting Club held the second programme of a double meeting under lightly attended but favorable weather, drawing about 1100 spectators. Sultry field events featured maidens, club handicap and the Lievre Cup with wins by Sandy Mac, Welcome Wilkes and Margie, plus top placings for Trish Queen and Blizzard in a card delivering tight finishes and notable spurts.
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Burma
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Nome
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Golden Dawn
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Fairy Tass
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Sayly Mac
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Jitter
Perle Wilkes
Eroomba Belle
Blue Oak
Sandy Mao
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Malden Dawn
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Albbon Lu
Naughty Trom
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Send Fly
Trish Queen
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Katlina
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Rah Quee
Varde
Allzaard
Send Pig
Pirie Strkws
A. Smith
Rex Alto
Smith
Arthur
Griffiths
Thor
Shipping Hold Up Court Adjourned In Adelaide News
In Melbourne on Monday the court adjourned the deregistration application as the Adelaide train delayed. Tom Walsh and the Adelaide secretary of the Bramen's Union faced postponement. Labor unrest continues as the Mackarra waits for a full crew amid wharf disputes and police presence at the union meeting.
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Melbourne
Tom Walsh
Adelaide
Bramen
Justice. Powers
Jacob Johnson
Sydney
No Alliance Paris Report On Russo Japanese Treaty Clause
Le Matin cites a superior source saying the Russo Japanese Treaty binds neither side to a future alliance and that sanctions by the League of Nations would be inapplicable if unjustified. The piece notes both nations merely guarantee mutual nonbinding, nonalliance arrangements at present. Also included are race results and horse notes from local meetups, with Blue Oak, Peroomba Belle, and Lex Alto among the top finishers.
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le Matin
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Russia
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Thompson
Uther
Bright Wilkes
Fairy Lass
Juan
Freda
Peroomba Bell
Peroomba Belle
Pervomba Belle
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Blue Oak Wind
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Puller
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Mahon
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Lady Pirle
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Peroomba
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Buller
Public Talk
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See
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Irian Queen
Ribbon Lu
Roy Alto
Maori Girl
Post Girl
Tiega
Jeaders
Viren
Pest Girl
Vixen
van van
British Cabinet weighs rough draft on Imperial security
Imperial Defence reports indicate the Cabinet will study a rough draft on security prepared by a sub committee after Geneva Protocol review. The piece notes Austin Chamberlain’s Paris reference to France’s fears and asserts Britain will seek Dominions approval before any European security pledge.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Geneva
Auth
Dominions
Austin Chamberlain
France
Chamberlain
Paris
Seaman Drowns in Gale During Esperance Bay Voyage
The Esperance Bay arrived at Freemantle after leaving London in December amid a fierce gale. J Noble from Sydney was swept overboard near Ushant as heavy seas broke aboard. other crew members survived with injuries while rescuers searched the area for the missing man as life buoys were thrown and the vessel plied the area for hours.
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Esperance Bay
Sne
London
Air Ministry
Ushant
J. Noble
Sydney
Noble
Happy Workers Praise Soviet Leader In Berlin Visit
Mr Pickard of Sydney reports that Russia is the only country where working men are happy and says Trotsky was amiable and ready to discuss workers welfare. He notes non-producers are disenfranchised and praises the Soviet as focused on the people's government. Pickard returned to Australia after attending the Berlin conference on October 1.
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Russia
Troteky
Hf. Pickard
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Sydney
Central Council of Workers For International Relief
Sydney Trades and Labor Council
Australia
Esperence Bay
Germany
Pickard
Europe
Berlin
War on Buses in Adelaide Promises Transit Shakeup
Adelaide transit officials announce a push against bus competition by buying three passenger buses and placing two on the route between Adelaide and Victor Harbor. They plan double decker trial on the City to Glenelg line, with horse drawn delivery replaced by motor vehicles and a new express goods service to be launched.
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Monlay
Nullways
Victor Harbor
Otee
Alos Ochatsis
Glenelg
Telington
Undesirable Ray Reported Spreading Propaganda
Paris reports, at Britain’s request, that Ray, a noted Indian Communist and editor of Esma News, has been disseminating propaganda in Moscow and other European capitals.
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Reuter
Paris
Mr. Ray
Ot ! Esma
New South Wales in strong position in Sheffield cricket match
Melbourne Monday report states New South Wales trail Victoria by 70 with 2 wickets down at 70 of 175 needed for victory. NSW had 278 in first innings, Victoria 298, while Victoria made 432 in their second innings as naming of scores continued.
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Rome
New Southh Wales
Victoria
New South Wales
Dublin Protest Turns Violent At College Green
Demonstrators greet W Losgrave on his return from France with unrest at College Green in Dublin. Police clash with crowds as government candidates for the Dail by elections are present. Over 2000 officers attempt to restore order. three interrupters are arrested amid scattered free fights after the meeting.
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Reuter
Dublin
W. Losgrave
W Ollday
France
Wh dl
College Green
le Phort
Dail
de Valera
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