Girl Charged With Murder in Australian Court
Frances Eileen Verdon Dall, 14, was charged with murdering her father Walter Telps Dall, 55, and mother in Ko Greens in Plether 2 Scilbeck. Leslie Arthur Skilbeck, 17, farmhand, testified in Adelaide Court about an alleged plot to kill the parents and flee to Melbourne.
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Adelaide
Gais
Melbourne
Lesie Arthur Skilbeck
Frances Eileen Verdon Dall
Walter Telps Dall
Kogreens
Plerether
Scilbeck
Magill
Eruminad
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Skalbeck
Wall
Brant
Miuhey
Lal
Wragkan Sno Gald
Deat
Frook
His First Ride Aged Sheik In Dying War Tale
A dying Sheik attributed as paramount to the Americ tribe pleads for a doctor and reflects on war, the Arab tribes, and the future of armoured cars in desert raids. A speaker with five years of lecturing in London notes potential desert warfare and the need for armoured and combat cars to deter raids.
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Wien
Askuil
Bagithal
Freq
Air Force Cross likely for Eaton and search men
Melbourne reports the Air Board will likely award Flight Lieutenant Eaton the Air Force Cross for services in the search for missing airmen in Central Australia. It notes Balun’s 1929 and recent searches for Keith Alderson, Bobby Whitehock, Captain Pittendrugh, and Mr Hamre, with Gerrart also expected to be honored.
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Melbourne
Syveard
Air Board
Flightbieut
Eaton
Air Fores Cross
Ahanis
Tyr
Central Australia
Balun
Omeer Gerrart
Lieut. Eilon
Rainy Commissioners Agree to Government Demands
The Rainy Commissioners accede to the government's demand to learn of the services of Messrs Good and Gorrey in connection with proposals to establish a new Ministry of Transport. The Commissioners reply that officers will be granted without pay for the purposes stated. The State Cabinet has decided to terminate a Royal Commission on new reform.
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Messrs. Good
Gorrey
Ministry of Transport
Spelter Drops to New London Metal Exchange Low
Spelter price in Adelaide weakened to 12 pounds 12 shillings 6 pence per ton, a drop of 2 shillings 6 pence to reach the lowest level ever recorded on the London Metal Exchange yesterday. The previous trough was 13 pounds observed on Tuesday.
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Adelaide
iLondon Metal Exchange
Doors Guarded as Riot Case Hearing Continues
Adelaide court doors guarded by police as 42 rioters arraigned. Four admitted to public enclosure. Duncan William Smith discharged for lack of sufficient evidence. Trades and Labor Council executive to appeal for those arrested.
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Adelaide Policy' Court
Duncan William Smith
Manistrate
Trades and Labor Council Today
Jason Plane Heroine Honored at South Kensington
In London a display shows Amy Johnson and Henry Agsiralle with the United Service aircraft The Jason placed in permanent exhibition at the South Kensington Science Museum for public education and inspiration.
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United Service
London
Jason
Amy Johnson Henry Agsiralle
South Kensington Sciente
Copper and tin prices dip on London Metal Exchange reports
Adelaide market notes from the Australian Mines and Metals Association citing London Metal Exchange quotations for January 11. Copper, lead, tin, zinc and silver show varied shifts with spot, forward and three month prices listed for ingots, electrolytics and standard grades.
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Adelaide
London Metal Exchange i
Aoft
Scullin Voices Opposition to Inflation and Deflation
In Sydney Mr Scullin argued against both inflation and deflation as remedies for economic trouble. He urged restoration and stabilization through controlled bank credit and wages, warning that debasing currency or cutting wages harms purchasing power and trade. He promised a plan to restore confidence and argued there would no split in the Labor Party.
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Sydney
Parkes
Sisation Vonitat
Beininsey
Bevin
Loan Council
Sme Scullin
London
Ar Scullin
Theodore
Scullin
Uder
Scuilin
Seutlin
Calleagues
Cowie
Australia
Loxn
Newife
Seatlin
Communist in Pirie Faces Charges Over Propaganda Aims
A man identified as Joseph Stewart was charged before Mr K H Kirkman at the local Police Court with Communist Party activity in Pirie. He was given the option to leave town or face two months in jail after police allege he distributed propaganda, sought rations, and prepared notes on organizing workers. He admitted party membership and caused a heated exchange as magistrate and officer pressed for orderly conduct.
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Cymaunby Party
Pirie
K. H. Kirkman
Prite Werlain
Joseph Stewart
Stewart
Retorn
Evans
Plato
Doghee
Gully
Communist Party
Roper
Adelaide
Srewom
Lonkine
Mewarf
Labor Party
Botanic Park
Evansie
Ryens
Stuart
Port Augusta Ind
Western Australia
Ksigoorlis
Por Augusta
J. Stalin
Australian Labor Party
Peley
Labor Movement of Australia
Australia
W.w. Songa
Parlmone
Desey Jones
Union Sox
Mill
Fsea
Hill
Buller
Ure
Hance
India
Terrace
Furthemnee
Pire
Pyety Pirie Wan Hin
Tile Lee
Lenin
Four Candidates Named for Parkes By-Election
Nominations opened with four contenders. Richard Charles Burke of Eastwood stands as Ind. Charles William Marr, a Wollstonecraft director, enters as Nat. Joseph Michael Martin, a Marrickville dicoterial engineer, runs for Lab. Edward Clavell Tripp of Haberfield-Gom is also a candidate.
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Sydney
Thareday
Parkes
Richard Charles Burke
Eastwood
Ind
Charles William Marr
Wollstonecraft
Joseph Michael Martin
Marrickville
Lab
Edward Clavell Tripp
Haberffeld ‘Gom
Pirates Capture Chinese Gunboat Haul in Bay
A Wingless message from Chinese patrols reports three junks captured near Blas Bay with 20 pirates aboard. Four others were reportedly kidnapped from the steamer Hsin Sting.
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Wong Kong
Blas Bay
Tteamee Hsin
Bowl lineup announced for Jaare in Port Pirie clash
Laura Bowls Port Pirie match set for Saturday January 47 with Jaare as host. Quinn Brandi Wallace Turker Jonking Beas Simpson Love Youn Higher Boehm Sammonds Meadow Wilson Hoar Willison named to face Jaare. Officials say dock project aims to cost 1 million and four half, creating thousands of jobs over three years in Grimpby England.
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Jaare
Port Pirie
Quinn
Brandi
Wallace
Turker
Jonking
Beas
Simpson
Love
Youn
Higher
Boehm
Sammonds
Meadow
Wilson
Hoar
Willison
J Dashes
Grimpby
England
Albanian authorities ban jaywalking and force pedestrians on pavements
Albanian authorities enforce a ban on jaywalking, directing pedestrians to stay on sidewalks and clear streets. The move aims to improve traffic safety and order in urban areas, with police monitoring compliance.
Mines Reopen at Broken Hill After Labor Meeting
In Broken Hill a workers meeting backed 12 month terms in the Ming Managers Association offer and ordered Mines reopened after Christmas Eve closure. All former miners reported for work, some who left the Bartler did not return. Seven WLU management committee members faced no confidence votes amid communist leanings.
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WLU. Fet
Ming Managers Association
Broken Hill
Bartler
w.T.t
Ly Rval
Emery
Min
Askorlatinn
Graft Victims Women Suffer Report
United Service reports a sex graft scandal harming women sent to reformatories and institutions. Innocence proved for some and legislation urged to clear names amid disclosures of racketeers, police, and corrupt officials.
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United Service
New York
Bantemen Sini Mapiktratos
Four Men Injured in Explosive Box Accident
Four men in Brisbane were injured when a nail driven tin detonator exploded. One worker suffered severe facial injuries while the others sustained various serious wounds.
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Brisbane
Bishop's Views On Political Situation In New Year
The bishop warns that the political system is failing with rising corruption and incapacity. He suggests dissolving Parliament for a year and appointing three commissioners for the Commonwealth and three for each state to oversee reforms. He calls for men of vision and business ability to end over-legislation and restore independence.
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Wilenthenishon
Wight
Hiehard Whomandhus
Commonwealth
Querure Aris
Renpomionn
Guion
Mey
Lami
Basic Wage Inquiry Hearing Concludes In Arbitration Court
The arbitration court concluded the basic wage inquiry this morning. Employers advocate cited 427 public companies with paid up capital across Australia while unions objected to such quotations. Judge Dethridge urged not to bias the court with parliamentary statements. The court will indicate its final conclusion at a later date.
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Melbourne
Mier
Pull Arbitration Court
FH. Gorke
Employers’ Advocate
Australia
Crofts
Newe- Dapera
A.M. Praser
Hope
Grofts
Dude Detheider
Corke
Dethridge
Lang Criticises Premier Whitford On Loan Council
Melbourne reports Mr Lang of New South Wales is accused of evasive tactics at the Loan Council meeting by Mr Whitford South Australian Labor Minister for Agriculture. Whitford condemns inflation as wrong and argues wages and bond prices tie to production. Queensland Treasurer Barnes and Victoria Premier Hogan express cautious stances on a three or five year plan amid potential government change.
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Melbourne
Lang
New South Wales
Loan Council
Uuter
Agriculture
Whitford
Wio
Loun Connelly
Onerand
Stetter
Ave Ruceesk
Mr. Lang
New Sout Wales
McPhee
Queensland
Barnes
Victoria
Hogan
Fire in Ship Hold Generates Salvage Efforts
Fremantle reports a smouldering hold on the steamer St Columa arriving from East Africa with 350 tons of duty coal. Attempts to remove the coal are under way using experiments and methods to reach the seat of the ore inside the hold.
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Fremantle
St. Columa
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Frank
Uead
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Chamberlain
Frances
George Frederick Dall
Metal Markets
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Ted
MR Scullin
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Laura v
Thursbey
MR Lang
Prests’ Limited
Manchester
Prests
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