Animals and Birds Show In New Alhambra Delights Crowd
A visiting troupe in New Alhambra demonstrates training of natural enemies through entertaining acts. A monkey plays instruments and tight rope, while a white cat disturbs perched pigeons and a parrot. The show features dogs rats parrots and a variety of birds with royal approval noted from Europe.
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New Alhambra
Abels
Europe
Edward
A. A. Pearce
Adelaide
Mauer
Dow
Wut
Lyell
Addy
Vruyer North
Nefer
South
Shuyer
Eller
Bnyer
Sulphide Corporation
Klvetrne
Adelaide Steamships
Saris Searte
Freemasonry Barred At Regional Festival Dispute
A garbled report suggests a local festival barred Freemasonry groups amid a dispute affecting Wing and Hagldnrcal entities. Naval and filly elhcies appear to reference security or policy changes tied to the incident, with unclear details on participants or outcomes.
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Aval Offtevnity
Sverelsuvielion
Frennivsia
Curious Upheaval at Gregory Mountain Reported
The Twin Hills postmaster reports rumbling thundering rises at Gregory Mountain with smoke issuing from the source. The event occurred from 1 pm to 5 pm on Saturday and is being investigated for possible causes.
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Rockhampton
Momly
Twin Hills
Claremont
Gregory Mountain
Unclear Wholesale Market Quotations Report Mayday
Wholesale market quotations show prices for fruits and vegetables with multiple misspellings and garbled entries. Items listed include apples oranges apricots cabbages cauliflower peas and other produce with varied price figures and units, many unreadable or inconsistent.
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Wwelaide
Plumber Falls 200 Feet at Sydney YMCA Site Dead
A plumber working at about 200 feet on the YMCA building in Sydney was killed after losing his grip and falling from the scaffold. Pedestrians witnessed the fatality, and authorities investigated the accident at the construction site.
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Sydney
YMCA
Adelaide Exchange Barter Quotations and Prices
Monday quotations from Adelaide Exchange show barrier and zinc alloy prices, buyer and seller data for Amalgamated Zinc, Electrolytic Zinc, Great Northern Gons, Sulphide Corporation, and Zinc Corporation with specific bid and ask figures across multiple dates and lots. Includes references to Fourteen, North and South regions, and varied sale timelines.
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Adelaine
Adelaide
Inyer
Barrier South
Huyer
Setter
Block
Seler
Salen
Speet
Hwyer
Brosken Hill Proprietary
Great Northern Gons
Dunetion North
South Comet
Sulphide Corpora
Zine Corporation
Ord
Amyer
Zine Corporal
Seiler RB
Outrage by Bandits Bloodshed in Mexico
Mexico City dispatch reports a passenger train attack by 26 armed bandits between Gharbalajara and Wenieally. Most soldiers guarding the train were killed or wounded. bandits robbed passengers and set the railway ablaze. telegraph lines were cut. The bandits fled with 300,000 pesos as a military escort unit suffered heavy losses.
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Mexico City
Guartueta Kena
Secre Kmed
Minex
NSW Build Big First Innings In Sheffield Match
New South Wales reached 339 for four at tea on the opening day of the Sheffield Shield return match against South Australia. Collin 59 and Bardsley 100 led a patient stand as Grimmett and Richardson shared wickets, with early slow scoring and heavy applause from about 9 500 spectators as Kelleway, Whitty, and Scott took key breakthroughs.
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New South Wales
South Austvalie
Toilinn
Bardslay
Richardson
Grimmett
Cottons
Col
Pritehand
Mall In
Bardsley
Scott
Collins Grove Whillx
Scatt
Fordsley
Twlee
Whitty
Gollins
Sturray
Fallius
Slugivs
Guyed Richardson
Lee
Collins
Parry
Flacartney
Murray
Fotal
Kippax
Tly
Kelleway
Bath
Blenardson
Tymill
Alexander
Religious crisis in Birringlain diocese shocks Anglican church
In the Birringlain Kirst Tnniues diocese Anglo Catholic vicars resist Bishop Barnes over religious practice. They refuse to stop reservation of the Sacrament and adoration of sacred elements, withdraw from the finance board, and seek support if legal action is taken. Scattered reports show tensions across parishes with several names cited amid broader church strife.
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Australian Press Association
London
Wales
Upec
Birringlain Kirst Tnniues
Richardson
Ss Ss
Taylor
Finance Board
Bundvnes
Barnes
Thieves Work in Adelaide as Dripry Robbed
Weekend burglary at a drapery shop owned by Mr Tom LoeK involved unlawful entry through a broken pane. Stock including boots hats fashion items and working shirts reportedly stolen as police link a similar attempted break at a nearby shop. Meanwhile seven boys aged 13 to 15 were arrested after petty thefts at Central Market and charged at the State Children’s Court with stealing biscuits valued at 4/6 from John Akins’s shop.
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Adelaide
Tom Loek
Elable
Meraby
State Children’s Court
John Akins
Central Mark@s
Hotel workers union meeting in Pirle talks wages
Representatives from Hotel Jube and Restaurant Employes Union will meet with employers at Maple Cafe tonight to discuss conditions and wages. The conference is tied to hotel and dining operations in London with references to the Australian Press Association. Dame Melba plans to stay with Lord during the Scottish tour.
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Pirle
Maple Cafe
Australian Press Association
London
Swerts
Dame Melba
Lord Radius
Lady Xi
Victorian selectors motion withdrawn after selection fiasco
At a Victorian Cricket Association meeting on Monday a motion to remove the Victorian selectors was surmitted. After a brief discussion the meeting favored the selectors and the motion was withdrawn following the fiasco tied to the last minute team selection against South Australia.
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Victorian Cricket Association
South Australia
Lord Allenby Arrives in Melbourne for War Visit
Lord and Lady Allenby arrived in Melbourne by transcontinental express to a welcome by representatives of federal and state governments, naval and military personnel, and leading citizens. A large crowd greeted him at the station as he praised Australian wartime work and expressed hope for a longer stay.
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Melbourne
Lord
Lady Allenby
Lord Allenby
Australia
Disgraceful Decision Sparks Wife Exclusion Controversy
The Victorian Housewives' Association president Mrs Glencross calls the ban on wives traveling with Australian cricketers to Kingland disgraceful. She argues players lack spirit if they tour without their wives, who would aid morale on tour.
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Melbourne
Glencross
Victorian Housewives’ Association
Kingland
Hvas
Steel Emplayes Nova Scotia Riots Halifax
A commission report discusses unrest among British Empire steel workers in Halifax Nova Scotia. It notes wage disputes with a 10 percent claim and recommends open accounting, wage scale revisions every six months, and improved management relations. Causes cited include union conflict, Communist activity, and friction within the workers' organization.
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Halifax
Andrew Feentinean
Nusa Commission
Wmion
United Mine Workers' International Union
Port Pirie L.V.A. Racing Club Opens With Multiple Races
Acceptance list for Port Pirie L.V.A. meeting on Saturday January 6 shows races including the Mwini handicap hurdles over two miles and 214 yards withhorses Holdenfarm Tanappara Princess Alwyne and others, Nunvige race over six furlongs with contenders such as Master Mirabilite and Some Scot, plus Licensed Virtuallers Handicap and other events featuring a wide field of horses and handicaps.
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Mwandicap
Holdenfarm
Tanappara
Oudience
Princess Alwyne
Rirook Lad
Bentacre
Sominga
Master Micabilite
Siwel
Wolmit
Ronaldo
Ofira Belle
King James
Aide's Daughter
Faugh
Mulluri
Merry Alwyne
Lucknow
Snow and Blizzard Impact Across New York and Coast
A Sunday night storm across the Atlantic coast caused heavy snow and wind damage. Many people were injured or punished by accidents and ships suffered damage. Several women were drowned along the sea coast as a result of the rough weather.
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New York
Swinday
Atlantic
Wayward Woman Mrs Minna Phillips Faces Trial
Mrs Minna Phillips mother of Frederick Clary Phillips stands trial on charges of hemur Henry Heaton during Christmas. She is sentenced to two prior prison terms at the Adelaide institution. She faces a charge of insufficient lawful support and was 23 when accused of drunkenness.
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Adelaide
Minna Phillips
Frederick Clary Phillips
Henry Heaton
Domestic Trouble in Marlebone Court Over Mainten Afer
The magistrate at Marlebone Police Court refused to confirm a maintenance order provisionally granted in Sydney for the wife of Thomas Charles, a West Hampstead postman. He said the wife abandoned their home, sold it to fund her passage to Australia, and intended to join her husband there.
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Reuter
London
Marlebone
Sydney
Thomas Charles Postman
West Hampstead
Ile
Australia
Costly Kiss Sparks Court Fine in Melbourne
In Melbourne Mutielsy Porhavi kissed a 12-year-old schoolgirl, described as assault. Gustav Wilhelm firm 625 was fined at Collingswood Police Court today for related charges.
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Melbourne
Mutielsy Porhavi
Gustav Wilhelm Firm 625
Collings Swood
Soviet Representation At Disarmament Conference Debated
London dispatch notes uncertain stance of the Russian Soviet on attending a League for Nations disarmament conference. If the Soviet refuse representation, the Lenient policy’s aims could be seriously imperiled and the stability of negotiations may be jeopardized.
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London
League For Nations
Victim Emma Carroll in Critical Condition After Assault
Emma Carroll, 43, remains in critical condition after a violent hammer attack yesterday. Police pursue leads and urge any witnesses to come forward.
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Sydney
Emma Carroll
Color Bar Reintroduction Eyed in Assembly Session
In Qapetown on Monday, Avalitian Press reports the Color Bar is expected to be reintroduced during the upcoming session opening January 21. The Electoral Bill is also set for introduction.
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Avalitian Press Association
Qapetown
Woman's Strange Death At Bute Linked To Engaged Bride
Misa Rita Annanelly Hawke aged about 32 died at Bute on Saturday after a midday meal from Adelaide. She rose weak, collapsed, and died the same evening at hospital. Constable Fitzgerald investigates. She was reportedly engaged to Mr. N L Dennis, a farmer of Bute, and had come to town to view a house before wedding plans. Miss Ranke had moved from Sydney five years ago and worked as a companion in Adelaide. She was in good health until recently suffering heart pains. her mother Tanke resided at Botany and smith Wales.
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Adelaide
Misa Rita Annanelly
Far ‘Mer
Bute
Tanke
Botany
Smith Wales
Bishop Killian Tours Crystal Brook College Site
The Bishop of Port Augusta the Rev Dr Killian traveled from Port Augusta to Crystal Brook in two hours on Sunday. At 7 pm he met Father O’Rourke and others at St Mark’s Pirie. They inspected a recently purchased property for a young ladies’ college and discussed enlarging and renovating the building with plans to open in six months.
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Port Augusta
Killian
Ned Crystal Brook
of Rourke
St. Mark's
Pirie
Oressis
Engley
Ryan
Crystal Brook
Lailies’ College
Tyanan
Egursi
Death follows injuries in Auburn post incident
A young man died after injuries from being crushed against a post by a mentor at Auburn. Officials reported the incident during a training session and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident.
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Soung
Auburn J
Count Filippini Delights Austral Theatre Audience
Count Filippini world famous operatic baritone entertained the Austral Theatre crowd with Carmen arias and his own composition Dan de ran de. The audience applauded his vocal mastery and rapid encore requests reflected strong reception for the S. A. Opera company. He is expected to perform again tonight and tomorrow to conclude the season.
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Austral Theatre
Filippini
Teresiine
Dan de Ran
Count Fillipini
S.A. Opera
Foxx
Schooner in bad weather Adelaide voyage report
Under studened salt the barquentine R Slitting came up the gulf and anchored off 7 phore yesterday after mean. She listed to selfbe and at about 15 degrees. Captain E R Sterling owner stated weather passing Base Strait caused a large deck timber shift. She time on 2 500 000 super IL of timber. Fine weather across the voyage. Anoth er vessel Selen B foundered near Poeitie. Crew rescued by Wallan cruiser Melbourne. F Sterling plans to soil cargo for South America after timber lands.
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Adelaide
Poelain Sterling Alee
Glargaret Sterling
F. R. Sterling
San Francisco
Selen. B
Poeitie Hernto
Melbourne
South America
Harbor Trust Reclaims Williamstown Foreshore Work Complete
In its pork improvement scheme the Harbor Trust has finished reclaiming the Williamstown foreshore between the Gem and Amntreet piers. Work was carried out by the Bew suction dredge Sir Willem Melson from Holland, about a year ago. The old shipyard has been partly demolished by order of the Trust. The site has burned and some craft, mostly yachts, were lost. A boat from the training ship John Murray lies among the yard debris.
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Harbor Trust
Williamstowm
Willem Melson
Holland
Buns Inerent
John Murray
Leen Iner
Holiday thefts in Sydney target homes and business
During the holidays in Sydney, parcels at the Phosphate Fertiliser Company's Rye af Nees were broken into and an ambulance waist, a clock, and a net value of £30 were stolen. Clothes worth £17 were taken from Walter H R Lawson’s Gilbert Road Preston home. A thief entered through a window while residents were at home and took a hand through an open window to grab £3 in receivers from Frederik Pander.
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Sydney
Rye
Ntc
Walter H. R. Lawson
Gilbert Road
Preston
Slde & Tewel
Frederik Pander
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