Victorian win follows tough second innings
In a rain affected Melbourne match, Victoria forced a 287 run advantage over South Australia after their innings ended at 87 all out. Key batting came from Richardson and Alexander with brief resistance as Hendry claimed six wickets for 27, while McIntosh and Murray delivered crucial support despite poor pitch conditions. The South Australians showed sporting resolve to resume, but Victoria secured a dominant position ahead of the final day.
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V. Michanteen
Weattier
Sy ¥. Richardson
South
Australia
J. Fides Feaplain
Ye Vielora
V. Mebatuson
Victoria
Pecular Chcumstone
Richardson
Alexander
Hendry
Nietmana
Nave
Blarke
Thompson
A. Tiichardson
Les
W. Michardson
Love
Landsdown
W. Richardson
Wiedman
Millar
Rymill
Point
Ebeling
Pritehara
Sngle
Blackie
A. Wiclardson
Hyder
Wiekets
Alachic
Murray
Pritchard
Bey
Wendry
Goott
Blackfe
South Australia
Toherdson
Parry
Lausiawn
Mendry
D. B. Britehurd
Blaskie
Vo Nishardson
Mitchell
Y Aiyder
Mundell
J. W. Hymill
Mexander
Nalees
Hamaford
River Craft Strike Sparks Police Stop at Brisbane Wharf
Reported river craft strike at Brisbane causes clashes with volunteers and strikers. Police in motor cars arrived to guard the wharf as an excursion steamer berthed. several men armed with stones attacked volunteers, injuring a wharf employee narrowly. A strike committee formed to handle the dispute amid talks expected to settle at a July conference.
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Brisbane
Volunafteer
Johnson
Frederick Myaelion
Eukwin
Wally
Aly Iad
Grimmett
Hemiry
Bay
Wailly Lansdown
Pritchard
Hyder
Stull Woottull
Willily
Thompson
Adelaide Test Selectors Finalize Remaining Team Choices
The report states the three remaining places in the Australian Test team to visit Britain were not filled yet. Mr. Cham Hill, noting discussions with co-selectors HL Collins and J Ryder, confirms a decision had been made and a later announcement was expected.
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Cham Hill
Saturddy
Messrs
HL. Collins
J. Ryder
Hud Ad
England's Selection Committee in Ashes Strategy
Discussion of England's selection process for regaining the Ashes outlines the need for a balanced mix of professionals and amateurs. Mentioned are former committee members Leveson Gower, Daniell, and Sharp, with Plum Warner proposed as chairman and captains or evaluators named from Gilligan, Tennyson, Calthorpe, and others.
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London
Satnchy
England
Leveson Gower
John Daniell
Jack Sharp
Daniell
Sharp
Peter
Plum” Warner
Gilligan
Tennyson
Calthorpe
Ng Dobbs
Feudwick
Rhodea
Itaily
Trouble Ahead Seamen Restless in Melbourne Standoff
Melbourne reports rising tense over a sea workers dispute as shipowners threaten to refuse wages to suspected participants in a maritime hold up. Seamen’s Union complains of victimisation while union leadership warns the action may paralyze coastal shipping. A new maritime transport group aims to show strength.
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Melbourne
Cipitste
W. Raeburn
Erated
He Vie
Seamen's Duion
Metil
Disastrous floods hit Mexico City region amid heavy rains
Reports from Ayaril state 200 plus casualties and seven villages destroyed as floods damage high agricultural lands. Mentions names like Arthur, Vic Richardeon, W M Woodfull and others in selection talks. Till expected to confer in Melbourne later.
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Mexico City
Salupday
Ayaril
Motor Fatality Driver Killed Instantly in Sydney Crash
Sydney Sunday report of a motor vehicle crash where driver Albee Mul som, age 22, died instantly after a somersault exit. Passengers David Warren, 39, and Hudson suffered injuries including broken rib and facial abrasions. The car, owned by Motor Vanvents Limited, veered out of control and pinned Tinlson under the machine.
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Sydney
Sunuday
Albee
Tinlson
David Warren
Hudson
Brutal Assault Leaves Man Injured in Sydney
In Sydney a man was brutally attacked late Sunday by an assailant described as unknown. The victim lay on his back with a severely battered face and swollen eye. another man nearby was arrested and charged with grievous bodily harm as police pursue leads. The victim did not survive.
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Sydney
Auburn
Jared
Count Filippini Arrives for Austral Theatre Grand Opera Show
Count Filippini who missed the true at Snowtown on Saturday will arrive today and be heard at Austral Theatre tonight in extracts from Grand Opera.
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Filippini
Snowtown
Austral ‘Theatre
Grand Opera
Lal
Boy Killed in Sydney Motorbike Runover
A motor scooter and side-car collision near Paddington injures two boys, Francis Mi Guice aged 10 is killed and Norman Corson aged 13 is seriously wounded. Both boys are in hospital.
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Sydney
Bunnlnys
Paddington
Francis MiGuice
Owin
Panson
Norman Corson
Massive Hailstorm Strikes Woy Woy and Brisbane Coast
A severe hailstorm battered Woy Woy and nearby holiday resorts on Thursday afternoon as dense clouds merged and hurled hailstones weighing up to half a pound. Fishermen endured the sudden, windy deluge while slick surfaces formed rivers of slush and large ice pellets pelted trucks and corrugated roofs along the coast.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Perilous Voyage of Argalla Into Port Phillip Bay
Melbourne dispatch reports the tramp freighter Argalla with a crew of 17 and a heavy cargo of Oregon pine fighting recent gales. The vessel rode stormy seas near Port Phillip Bay and a lifeboat drill followed a night of peril as the exhausted crew prepared for possible abandonment. The voyage through the "Bacite Aeon" and heavy list at times reached 20 degrees, with the ship bearing four million supers feek of timber.
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Melbourne
Argalla
Port Phillip Bay
Australia
Argalia
Stranded on Rocks A Trying Ordeal Near Sydney
A man named Williams endured exposure after his 22 foot boat ran aground near Sydney’s South Head. He signalled passing ships but was unseen by lighthouse crews. A Manly fisherman spotted him. a police launch could not reach him. He was hauled to safety from the cliff by a rope. He suffers from hunger and exposure.
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Sydney
Amtay
Willams
Sydney Meads
Enilayse
Sally Bork
Wits Univer
Yale
Oly
South Head
Manly
Winsell
Williams
Mort's Dock Strike Ends as Work Resumes Monday
Sydney workers return to Mort's Dock after a settlement announced by Disputes committee secretary Jock Garden. Casual pay remains for incidental tasks. permanent staff avoid casual shifts while regulars are available. Vessels, docking, and labor adjustments to be set for both permanent and casual crews.
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Sydney
Mort's Dock
Balmain
Jock Garden
Vasa
Austral Theatre Delivers The Silent Accuser and Canine Star Peter the Great
At the Austral Theatre a Metro-Goldwyn-Mrey production titled The Silent Accuser plays with a new canine lead Peter the Great who carries the plot by instinct saving his master from prison and catching a murderer. Supporting cast includes Boarman and Raymond McKee with notable guest Count Filippin preparing operatic extracts for Moulinaris.
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Austral Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn
Peter the Great
Chester M. Franklin
Silent Accuser
Peter
Boarman
Raymond McKier
Pelee
Boardman
Raymond Mckee
Hundrelta
Count Filinpin
Moulinaris
Meir
Pilinpin
S.A
Theatre Royal
Filippin
Alhambra Theater Presents Abiy Naina Allens Animals Tonight
The Alhambra feature spotlights Abiy s Naina allens and a cast of trained animals including cats monkeys cockatoos and parrots performing acrobatic balancing stunts and shapes. Audiences will enjoy the quaint costumes and lively acts as animals and trainers entertain with clever tricks and playful routines.
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Abiy
Naina Allens
Ye al Jamba
Baldwin Delivers Address On Armament Burden And Duty
London Saturday Prime Minister Mr Stailey Baldwin spoke to the Imperial Association warning of armament strains and heavy taxation. He urged vigilance against decay of civilization, warned that another war would destroy vast lives, and stressed Britain’s duty to endure hardships to uphold empire.
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London
Stailey Baldwin
Ildsblonl Association
Fruit Desk
Winghit
Europe
Rome
Great Britain
Baldwin
Prine
Lord Oxford
Soviet arrests shock Geneva armament talks fallout
Soviet stance at Geneva confab surprises observers as preliminary talks falter. Reporters note arrests in Itiga after refusing to recognise a living church, including Patriarch Krupitkl and three bishops. Night clashes in Chargea leave many dead or wounded and hundreds detained.
Working Priest Defies Strike to Build Parish Church
In Bendigo Victoria Fathur Gremmins the parish priest at Pyramid fill defies a workers strike over wages. He continues construction of a parish church estimated at 42000 pounds, coordinating labor and materials while labor troubles hinder others. The priest asserts no work no pay as he pushes ahead amid tensions with foremen and bricklayers.
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Bendigo
Victoria
Fathur Gremmins
Pyramid Fill
Rudd
Amares
Freud Meljwirne
Bin
Father Cremmins
Cremmios
Murder at Brewarinna: Aboriginal man arrested after Christmas Eve death
A report from Brewarinna in the far west describes the murder of a halfcaste boy near Caringle Station four miles from Wrewarlinna. An Aboriginal man was arrested after police arrived from 48 miles away. the body lay in bags beside a rifle in the stable.
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Sydney
Brewarinna
Hrewarinna
Caringle
Wrewarlinna
Plucky Lad Bullus Attacked by Armed Men in Melbourne
Jan Bullus aged 47 walking with grandmother and aunt in St Kilda when armed men assaulted him. He defended himself with a broken ball of a cue, sustaining injuries as the assailants fled. Bullus is progressing favorably.
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Melbourne
Jan Bullus
Nome
Kida
Bullus
Left for Dead Murderous Assault Reported
A man admitted to harming his wife saying he had left her for dead. He told authorities to do as they liked. Mrs Garrall was moved to hospital with serious injuries. The lawman has been arrested.
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Sydney
Emmaerbury
Coully
Hee
Patie
Garrall
Death at Polly Walker's Inquest Sparks Alarm
An inquest into the death of Polly Walker, a pretty blue eyed chemist, found dead in bed with a stocking used to strike her head. Witnesses, including Polly’s mother and brother Fresh, described a New Year morning scene and a man named Eugene Devere linked to the events. A poker lay beside Polly and items belonging to the family were found in a pawn wrapped envelope.
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London
Eugene Devere
Lukey
Devere
Polly Walker
Beau
Polly
Remeraing
Twich Ume
Frank
Potty
Polity
Railwayr
Mackintosh
Fire at Kand es club sheds in storm flood
During a recent storm at Kand es two metres of rain flooded the Amber yard shed storing Magi lime timber and 7000 rounds of ammunition for the local rifle club. Water mixing with lime caused spontaneous combustion and the shed ignited within minutes. Amateur firefighters battled flames for half an hour but the cart ridges and contents were destroyed. Estimated direct loss about £150.
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Sydney
Kandes
Phy
Amber Yard
Rifle Club
Floods In Europe Report From Reuter
Amsterdam reports authorities act against looting after dark as floods rise. Paris notes rising water penetrating underground stations with many train services suspended. Brussels observes floods subsiding daily amid widespread disruption.
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Reuter
Amsterdam
Mesthouse
Paris
Ty Selne
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