Scrambled Racing Notes From Marphrettsville Creek Meet
Sporting notes recount a chaotic day at Marphettvile with several divisions and races. Merah, Daz, Glenanton, and Beaus Mind are among horses noted while Beal trad begeen lander by wh Bungies dominated the Welter heat. Green Lian surged to victory in the second heat, with performances by Kir fe Worse, Hol baled, and Marco Pola shaping the day’s results.
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Yassaila
Ceating
Islalls
Torsate
Dolphil
Pang
Sll
Mettin
Finder Hess
Deploy
Lear
Malwaen
Buralies
Alratett
Marenlavor
Mpllusian
Zuvlum
Beau Geste
UK Ubextles
Tanith
Biluomal
Medhuest
Bird
Iid
Iid Sti Co. Yard Wherrne Giursk Avdugh Koma Home Genner From Miss Tlosa
Elilisnee
Tn Koxara
Twozatla
Mr. Prezs
Stul
Navtean
Marco Pola
Phillus
Green Sixt
Williama
Alfred the Great Rata
Tod tLenheim
Santaiy Me
Anton Gelding
Jean
Alte
Howe Turn
Cameron
Beateim
Ravien
Farina
Lothicim
Tate
Marina
Anyield
South Australia
Council appoints solicitor to Ike Connell at £300 yearly
At a December Town Council meeting, Mr C R Maquau was named solicitor for Ike Connell with a £300 annual retainer. Disputes arose over prior notification and whether the position had been offered to Mr Hannan, with the Mayor and Town Clerk answerers discussing council consultation and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R.“Maquau
Ike Colnnell
Middleton
Hannan
Wesle
Harman
Cotmcilior Michfelon
Woman’s Silence in Discorcery Case at Police Court
Myrtle Taylor, 37, bled at her AdeWifa home after sounds in a dispute. Wil lam Walter O'Gonnell faced a charge of causing grievous bodily harm. Prosecutor asked for remand until next week. the woman refused hospital aid, doctor to testify on her condition. Magistrate ordered summons for Thursday. remand to follow.
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Myrtle Taylor
Uadley Street
AdeWifa
Attynoon
Willam
Walter O'Gonnell
Wastud
Moon
Shevons
Goronn
Town Council Chamber Cleared After Ratepayers Test
During a municipal election period the Lahir Party claimed no bar on ratepayers attending meetings. Five ratepayers attended last night and after questions to the Mayor the chamber was cleared by a vote led by Councillor Coffey with dissent from Middleton, Francis and Bottrall.
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Lahir
Coffey
Roebuck
Middleton
Francis
Bottrall
FAMILY ROMANCE TOLD FROM LONDON TO SYDNEY WEDDING PLANS
The uncredited London story recounts the voyage of Mrs Charles Brown with her seven children from Chelmsford to Silvertown and on to Sydney Australia. Despite hardship, they raised a large loyal family and attend a farewell gathering after which they travel to join relatives. They hope to reach Sydney for a wedding among the Brinckley family, superintendent of the Sydney Tramways, with two sons lost in war.
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London
Largs Bay
Australia
Asn
Charles Brown Sith
Pritchett
Sydney
Pau Mes Britchett
Plaistow
Salvation Army
Fritchel
England
Brown
Chelmsford
Silvertown
Brinckley
Canton Railway and Li Chai Sum Rumor Amid Friendly Talks
In Canton, reports claim General Li Chai Sum returned and negotiations with Le Ibag young Sanghabani aim to ease Sino British tensions over Canton currency. Hongkong authorities loaned engines for the Chinese Canton railway, fueling optimism for improved relations and stable Canton reputation.
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Toite
Hongkong
Canton
Li Chai Sum
le Ibagoung
Sanghabani
Reputalion
Fumio
Canton Railway
Youth on Trial Charged With Murder Bail Refused
In Singapore on Sunday Detective Keogh noted a youth, Ernest Aimbrode Wlemiert age 20, charged with murder. Bail was refused as counsel prepared to appeal to the Supreme Court, amid a case involving blood on a path and questions of jurisdiction from an Australian connection.
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Melaciane
Amomites
Cy “Court Torms
Ernest Aimbrode Wlemiert
Munderine
Sansasba
United Service
Mites
Sindapore
Keogh
Law
Abellker
England
Australis
Sampson
Iis Fez
Detvellys Keepen
Supreme Court
Wedding at St Mark's Fort Pirie Ends In £200000 Gift
A December twenty eighth wedding at St Mark's Church Fort Pirie united Miss QA Wilson and William Glad Wit in a ceremony led by Rev Father Lyons. The bride wore a white georgette gown with pink net and silver ornaments. bridesmaids included Miss Loli Dempsey. The groom was supported by best man Mr Keane and groomsman Mr Curry. After the ceremony the couple departed for Victor Harbor for their honeymoon, with a future address listed as Clarence Park Adelaide.
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St Mark's Church
Fort Pirie
John
Father Lyons
Charlotti
QA. Wilson
Maud
Port Pirie
William Glad
W. Cooks
Port Pitle
A. F. O'Brien
United Service
Albert D_ ce
Pale Pink Towers
the Lasker
Tittle Flower’ Girls
Cura
United States Shipping
Berland
Eileen Morgan
Dempsey
Kkathleey
Me Samars
Mr. Keane
Air
J. ‘Curry
Tna
Victor Arbor
Thaler
Clarence Part
Adeliide
Twisted chaperone race tale from Christmashandies note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a race report from Greens borough with Cheasan and Tifan in a close finish. Vought, Prins Twsted muah lomeer chan and others appear as misread names. Mentions Cheossm and Mish Dot Tolle as strong runners and St Rocoste limited to five furlongs.
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Ana
Greensborough
Cheasan
Tifan
Vheilfir
Benjemarie
Federal Pact Aims At Expanding Campaign Roles
Melbourne reports a tense Federal Pact outline from Mr Bruce. The plan foresees a two year term for the executive and a broader ministry, with Neville Howes and others named in key health and defense roles. Expenditures are debated as parties align for the upcoming state and federal elections.
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Melbourne
Lafenes Council
Stuare
Neville Howes
Healty
Isd
Navy
Altough
Cormel
Brave
Nationalists
Su Cavalry Party
Huey Peder
Arly
Country Party
Burke Page
Gippsland
Theouns
Miese
Greycliffe disaster pilot suspended after inquiry findings
The Marine Court inquiry found the Tanik solely to blame for the collision with the Greycliffe, leading to the suspension of pilot Garson for breaching Article 24 of the Collision Regulations and for excessive speed. Federal and State navigation authorities are reviewing the case.
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Serney
Momboy
Bratten
Hldy
Anise
Marine Court
Greyenioe
Garson
Ily
Mir
Prxtten
Spilithe Gisazler
Narrow Escape at Adelaide Workman Falls Four Stories
Jack Payne, 80, survived a fall from the third storey after copper tubing broke his fall in Hyndte Street. The impact caused extensive injuries including a broken collarbone and a severely injured hip. A passerby’s intervention prevented a fatal outcome.
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Adelaide
Jack Payne
Caluims
Payne
Prosecution Held Up at Bridlington Court
A Bridlington Police Court session stalled when Mrs. Tenn Rippley faced bigamy charges for marrying Rickman Cappleman junior thirteen years ago. The witness Matthew Rippley refused to testify, causing the case to adjourn for a fortnight. Fifteen children are said to exist from the two marriages.
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Bridlington
Tenn Rippley
Rickman Cappleman
Matthew Rippley
Bradman Bats Brilliantly for New South Wales in Shield Match
In a Sydney Shield clash at the Sydney Cricket Ground New South Wales star Cy Bradman scored 73 in quick time, delivering a standout innings that paced the host side. South Australia, led by Richardson and Schneider, faced 443 for victory as stumps fell with SA at 488 for 4, still trailing.
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Sydney
New South Wales
South Australia
Sydney Cricket Ground
Orlay
Cy Bradman
Richardson
Bradman
South Wales
Schneider
Hichardson
Bet
Alm
Sohmettier
Davidson
Mailey
New Zealand Flight Delayed by Weather Reports
Sydney dispatch notes New Zealand air team awaiting better weather. Weather forecasters warned departure at 21 time may be impractical. Crew will monitor conditions until skies clear before takeoff.
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New Zealand
Sydney
Myndsy
Pirmen
Ney
Crystal Brook Croquet Club Defeats Jamestown Ladies Side
Crystal Brook Croquet Club hosts Jamestown on January 7 at Crystal Brook. Crystal Brook edged Jamestown 420 to 449 as players including Muskard Thomas Saint Rummels Symonds Pilkington Nieves and others competed. postmatch thanks were offered for hospitality and entertainment at tea.
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Crystal Brook
Atel
Jamestown Fowlers
Cristal Brook
Dames
Stvernoon
Inquiry Into Barrier Relief Cases Opens
The committee conducts a close inquiry into alleged relief applications amid claims a family faced hardship from a crippled husband and a wife seeking aid while investigations show both spouses were employed. The case centers on a daughter two sons and their need for support with crepe de chine fabric involved and no connection found to maternity.
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Broken Hill
York
Maserfion
Ias Skea
Eniimitier
Enid
Father's Mad Act Poison in Coffee Leaves Three Dead
Fragmentary report states a father allegedly poisoned coffee at breakfast, causing the deaths of three children aged 15 and 11, with a 54-year-old man medicalized as dying. Johnstone confessed to placing siryetnine in the coffee. his wife was away visiting friends.
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Johnstone
Jonpstani
Ume
Big Shipping Scheme Aims for Fast Atlantic Trips
In Washington a plan proposes six passenger ships of about 9 000 tons each to cross the Atlantic. The Trans-Desdic Corporation, a U S subsidiary, seeks financing and a government loan to push this bold shipping program, aiming to advance £18 million with hopes of rebuilding U S maritime capacity.
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Spain
Vthe Tecordery
Washington
Moder
Atlantic
Trans-Désdiic Corporation
United States
Vhs
Dollarly Eteatrical Corporation
Chalrmag
Lawrence Wilder
Re Fish
Risdon Park Tennis Draws and Weekend Schedule
The Risdon Park tennis tournament begins with a wide set of draws across many names including Miss It, Fiddaman S. V. Leshey and Lums, plus notable players such as Mrs. A Willismis and Forrester. Players are reminded to attend the stub Mouse on Saturday to ensure matches commence on time and avoid delays.
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Fiddaman S. V. Leshey
0. Halliday
Holdwarts
Ors
PJ. Tells
Sandery
Auss Teague
Jc. Godper
Misa P. Tucker
L.A. White
A Willismis
A. Pryor
Collis
White
Lins
Fice
J. Kemischmer
Ars
IAL
Kearney
W. Slot
Johnston
A. Goudie
Tsay
J. Fitntman
Mish ID
Tuesner
W. Allin
Forrester
G. Falk
A Pelham
lAfies V. Swit
Turnes T
A. Felham
B. E. Setiulae
Ser
Miss MI
Gordo
Anders
HV. Wiicox
LM. Grant
E.W. Sevene
A. ‘Treleyven
A Galiing
M._ "Pannell
F. Hiwells
A. Young
D_ Wood
J. Tsetechmen
Fatal accident details after shooting at Brejehu Creek
A 46 year old man Nation MonDe died near Bre jhe u Creek yesterday after a gunshot shot while out shooting with friends. The shooter Nation said he would shoot first but his reflex slipped and the hammer struck. Vines attempted to cock his gun as his hand slipped and the hammer struck. Injuries described as fatal, with two others hurt. Police faced difficulty in securing the body amid rough terrain and conditions.
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Monde
John
Nation
Bre
Ana Hilis
River tragedy strange case Synney four sensational tale
An inquest into the death of Chisholm at Sackville Reach near Wihdsneam Jenny reveals police allege he was part of a four member crew, including Hygine who drove from Melbourne and allegedly stole three cars during the trip. Jean Smith and Gladys Jefferies corroborate parts of the account, one witness recalls Chisholm’s arm visible in the water as he swam and sank. The inquest was adjourned with the youths and girls remanded in custody.
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Jean Smith
Senay
Telday Atlernnon
Toome
Chisholm
Peters
Doar
Sealine
Seamen's Union Declares Lady Leah Blacked
In Melbourne on Monday the Seamen's Union announced that the lighthouse service steamer Lady Leah is blacklisted The union warned the action may spread to other unions as dispute tensions rise over the ship's service measure
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Melbourne
Seamen’s Union
Leah Black
ML Ie
Popular Officer Harris Farewelled in Police Station
Detective Harris departs after long service in the force as colleagues praise his 25 percent rise in inspections and his leadership. The scene at the station features farewells by Acting Inspector Murphy and others, with Detective G Wehotis set to take over.
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Daley
Harps
Lesneier
Hig Teem
Dart
Lutkshil
SC Nis
Teloyu
Harris End
Childhold
Murphy
Harris
Hie Arco
Wionken
Weil
Pirie Am Briday
G. Wehotis
Adetaiey
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Sporting Notes
Hongkong and Canton
Captain Lancaster
Mr. Bruce
Nrel
Litvingff
Un+ Bufi
Mer Eeriets
Pee! of Nations Disarmagies Commission
H Sm
Europe
Greycliffe
Workman
Steele U
Scott Save
McKay
A. Jackson
Grimmett
Ratcliffe
Hack
Scott Jordin
Grimmett Bradman
Nicholls
Stpd
Grimmett Mailov
Seas
Dayldwon
Scott — McNamee
Scott
Wall
Grimmett Fur
Les Ofer
Sctier
Harris l Malley
I Schneider
Wee Sir Richardson
H Nicholls
Ryan
Nicholle
Ian Alexander
Jordan
Matte BieKay
Fiack
Jamastown
Sgorst
Homan Roeder
Birch
Martin
Moffatt
Tashard
Judell
Wilsny
Moore
Dole
Auten
Mimnnens
Haran
Risdon Park Tennis
Detective Harris
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