Wheat reserves in South Australia and Victoria discussed
The Saturday report notes Prime Minister Bruce’s instruction to states to assess wheat reserves amid fears of a possible shortage later in the season. Merchants see no immediate shortage and expect stored wheat to meet SA demand, with Victoria showing heavier bookings. Local millers suggest SA should have 4,500,000 bushels available. enquiries aim to reassure farmers and avoid premature price spikes.
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Australia
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Renee
Woman Suffers for Cheaper Bread in Melbourne Fight
A Melbourne woman master baker, Miss Luc Beech of Barkley Street Footscray, fights to lower bread prices with aid from the Housewives Association. Despite price drops, bakers still charge high rates. Beech accuses mill owners of unfair charges and offers £50 to charity if she is proven to owe money. She expands her business but pays higher flour costs than others, selling bread at 10d with orders around 3,000 loaves weekly.
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Ihe County
Luc Reeth
Barkley Street
Footscray
Victoria
House Wives! Association
Ming Baeoh
Sout Australia
Housewives’ Association
Beech
Robbery in Broad Daylight Leaves Man Injured in Melbourne
A man was swindled and robbed in broad daylight on Canterbury Road Melbourne. He sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized in stable but dangerous condition with about ten percent in care. Police investigate suspect fled the scene.
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Melbourne
Hocking
Canterbury Road
Man Chopped Wood Receives Foot Gash Stitches
Juniur McArihur, 49, was admitted to Goxlong Hospital after a foot wound from chopping wood. While stitched, he reportedly played the mouth organ, and cheerful despite the pain, amid remarks about the music infection.
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Melbourns
Juniur McArihur
Goxlong Hospital
Champion MaLudan Peers in Newcastle Match Scores
In Newcastle on Saturday the billiard matrix shows MaLudan peers prevailing. McGonachy posted 3000 points while Newman scored 9064 to reach 7384, reflecting a high scoring event with competitive performances.
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Newcastle
McGonachy
Newman
Senator Wilson Reflects On Political Rumors In Adelaide
Senator BV Wilson, minister of markets and migration, returned to Adelaide from Melbourne and commented that reports about his possible nomination by the Country Party or Senate seat are overstated. He noted the statements were widely publicized and emphasized the need for credentials, adding that such political happenings are common.
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Teliail
BV. Wilson
Melbourne
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J. M. Gabo
Labor
House of Representatives
Angaa
Sydney
Wedding Day Mishap in Adelaide Ends in Hospital Fire
Adelaidian wedding day ends in tragedy as a motor car collision injures Mr Titman and bridegroom Mr Dollman. The wedding party hall is damaged when vehicles crash near Alberton on February 4. Police and witnesses describe a chaotic scene at Hilidren's Hospital whereika, with both cars badly burned and several attendants injured.
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Nevill
Dak
Elly
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Traeds
Jay
Dollman
J. O'Brien
Jespear
Ford Motors Faces Delays in Australian Assembly Plant
In Adelaide the Ford motor body building project stalls as plans for local assembly works face design, machinery, and labor delays. After over three months in Australia no firm factory announcement has been made. A contract has been signed with an Adelaide firm to supply 6,000 bodies, meeting five or six months of Australian needs.
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Ford Motor Car
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Tas Jualeen
Disastrous Hawkesbury river railway smash injures four
A goods train of 28 trucks descending the Hawkesbury Bank near Hawkesbury station derailed after brakes failed. It sped across the river span, collided with a stationary engine, sending the leading engine and several trucks into a yard. Four railwaymen were injured, crews escaped largely unharmed, and debris damaged the platform and permanent way.
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Hawkesbury
Lin
Law's Long Arm Arrests in Colombo on Fraud Charge
Adelaide Detective Office reports that Aysw 4m Wharton and a partner, linked to Tumby Bay on the West Coast, are arrested in Colombo on a fraudulent conversion scheme. They allegedly lured victims to invest 200 to 300 pounds in a dubious venture, then vanished. Warrants led to two men’ s detention awaiting escort from Adelaide.
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South Australian swimming records fall at Adelaide carnival
At the Sunday event of the Adelaidis City Maths carnival Sam Katanamutsu of the Massalian club set a new South Australian record in the 100 yards breaststroke with 1 minute 48.3 seconds. Gilberton’s Bowler placed second in 1 minute 20.8 seconds and advanced to the eliminations. Kamatiamrit, Grange, and Greg with Cathro also posted fast times in the 980 yards event, while Craig Tine won the junior 100 yards in a dead-heat resolution winning time.
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South Australian Ammateur Swimming Association
Adelaidis City
Sam _Katanamutsu
South Australiy
Kamatiamrit
Craig ‘Tine
Fighting in China report on Povlu and Prngoling Hill
Sun Yat genites reported Thursday the capture of Povlu eight miles from Walehow and Friday the capture of Prngoling Hill half a mile from Walehow, with the area now surrounded.
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Sun Yat Genites
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Prngoling Hill
Greek Immigrants Return to Europe on Gephee
One hundred Greeks who sought work in Australia are returning to Europe aboard the French steamer Gephee, which sailed from Port Melbourne. Most are destitute, relying on fellow countrymen for aid, many from Ann Minor and driven by Turks. No Yugoslavs or Italians aboard. some men are widows, and women and children are included.
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Australia
Europe
Port Melbourne
Sydney
Ann Minor
Brerns
Wedding Gift Plebiscite Sways Prussian Donors
Berlin reports a historic plebiscite to decide the fate of a prewar gift for the ex-Crown Prince. One thousand Prussian townships lent 300,000 marks for an ornate silver dinner set and center-piece that were deposited in the Reichsbank after the war began. The ex-Crown Prince now a private citizen, and no longer a naval figure, prompts the donors to vote on delivery or forfeit.
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Rewtert
Berlin
Russia
Silversimie
Reichsbank
Russia Today on Barrow Speech and Soviet Governance
An Australian press report from London quotes Mr Bromty asserting Russia is poorly governed under a dictator system. He warns against press and speech suppression, notes government control of industry through a prominent committee, and calls out limited religious freedom and a state role in welfare and social services.
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Australian Press Association
London
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Gasmmonera
Hussia
Barrow
Husssia
Britain
Russia
Tere
Ussian
Newcastle Mystery Sparks Sydney Inquiries
A Sydney mystery involves a woman with foreign assent who last Sunday night questioned Merewether about a ship’s safe entry and why the Norwegian steamer Havo twice came to Newcastle and then steamed away ignoring signals. Federal authorities probe the Haya’s movements bound for Japan with Australian wheat. the Haya agent cites possible trouble with new Chinese crew after jail for duty refusal, but the woman’s conduct remains unexplained. The affair stirs public opinion and a social enquiry report is awaited.
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Merewether
Newcastle
Japan
H. B Wiltahire
Ye Maso
Phat
Divided opinion on MacQuisten will dealing with unions
The Observer notes Conservative division over Mr MacQuisten's plan to regulate unions. Four Conservatives back a direct reaction motion while others seek amendments to halt the Bill pending inquiries. The Observer argues the levy is unanswerable but cautions government to avoid provoking Labour gains.
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Australian Press Association
London
the Observer
MacQuisten
Observer
Private Bill Seeks to Separate Union Funds
A private member's bill in London aims to split political and industrial funds of trade unions. It passed the first reading amid strong opposition from Labor and Liberal members, who denounced the measure as restrictive.
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Reuters
London
Leather-Hunting. NSW v England at Sydney Cricket Ground
England posted 397 for 9 declared, New South Wales fielding faltered with multiple dropped chances as Woolley starred with 140 and Candham not out. English bowlers dominated, while NSW batters struggled, crowd at 15 755 watching a hot day of cricket.
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Plendid
Felding
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Woolley
Malley
Ratcliffe
Kelleway
Andrews
Scott
Kelley
Matley
Punch
Collins
Morgan
Kippax
Mne
Taylor
Finance Report On MCC Tour Earnings And Costs
Pratt of about £142,000 is expected to be provided by the Marylebone Cricket Club from the tour of the Znelish cricket team in Australia. Four Tests so far yielded £56,139 and allowances total £587,460. The Englishmen have been paid £20,000. Tour expenses are put at £20,000. Takings from the 1920.24 tour amounted to £62,220.
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Sunday Pratt
Marylebone Cricket Club
Znelish
Australia
South Africa Triumph In Fifth Test At Port Elizabeth
England faced South Africa at Port Elizabeth where South Africa posted 200 in their first innings. Me Sally Jorl's English eleven collapsed as Napon took four wickets for 0 and Hall eight for 27. Sedenary claimed 5 for 7 and Geary 3 for 49 while in England's reply the innings produced 86.
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Sally Jorl
Napon
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Universal suffrage bill presented in Diet
Reuters reports in Tokyo that a government bill on universal suffrage was introduced in the Diet. It proposes franchise for males over 25 with exceptions including noble heads, naval, military, or government officials, the insane, bankrupt, those with philanthropic disqualifications, and repeat six-year prisoners. The measure would enfranchise about 40 million men.
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Reuter
Tokio
Great Tornado Rips Mumbil Town In Sudden Strike
A mighty tornado struck the western New South Wales village of Mumbil on Friday night at 9. The storm, with temperatures around 100 degrees, lifted roofs, toppled walls, and uprooted trees along its path. Woolsheds were destroyed and a church and state school were leveled. A rain squall damaged furniture, no woman was harmed, and a large tree was blown 20 feet.
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Wellington
Mumba
Church of England
Gale fells Melbourne as winds hit 50 miles an hour
A gale in Melbourne last night caused £5,001 in damage with 50 mph winds. Telegraph poles and telephones were felled, fences and partially built structures were damaged, and several houses suffered impact. Four people at Mien Vong escaped a collapsed wall, and small boats and yachts were blown ashore or damaged. American financier Dr. E W Scrigps was forced to anchor his palatial yacht off Queerisete.
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Mien Vong
E.W. Scrigps
Heatwave grinds Brisbane as temps soar past 112 degrees
Brisbane residents endure extreme heat with 112 degree readings in the southwest and 103 in the city. Laborer David Stewart collapsed from heat apoplexy while others seek cooler air as weather worsens. Elizabeth Hamnat dies from the heat and travel difficulties disrupt daily life across the region.
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Vileh
David Stewart
Weatburn
Assiniets
Brisy Sane
Mes
Elizabeth Hanaat
Neat
Hydroplane Race Results in Brisbane Fury
In Brisbane on Saturday the hydroplane event for the Australia cup took place on the river. Century Tire led early and finished with Sally Sid second after Pontoise 11 retired with engine trouble. Pulse of the race was halted by a choked inlet and an on-water mishap near the final stretch.
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Australia
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Albion Uit
Sally Sid
Secon
King George's Illness Bulletin Reports Slow Recovery
London readers receive an official update on the king as his temperature remains unsettled and progress in his recovery continues slowly with cautious expectations.
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London
Votes for Women Bill Defeated in Commons Debate
In London Friday the House of Commons rejected a Representation of the People Bill aimed at granting voting rights to women 22 and over on par with men. Labour supporters argued for delaying a general election, while Government opponents warned of an immediate general poll and potential redistributions. The measure failed 220 to 153 as Joynson Hicks urged against rushing franchise reform.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Ronn
W. Whitely
Labor
Whitely
Australia
New Zealand
Irish Free State
Mies E. Wilkinson
Arthur Henderson
William Joynson Hicka
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Tau Imipstion
Antor
Ramsay McDonald
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Geneva Protocol Hinted For Dominion Views Change Likely
London Friday Reuters reports that the British Cabinet will delay decision on the Geneva Protocol until all Dominions are heard. A rejection in its present form is anticipated and radical modifications may be necessary.
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Reuter
London
Hunter
Brisbane Elections Labor Routed in Greater Brisbane Vote
Nationalists celebrate a sweeping victory in the Greater Brisbane elections with the tally Nationalists 45 Labor 5 and one doubtful seat. The result marks a strong setback for the Labor party and signals a clear shift in local political dynamics.
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