Fourth Australian team named for Adelaide test
The selectors announced the fourth test squad for England in Adelaide with captains Ryder and Woodfull leading. Players listed include Oxenham, Kippax, Jackson, Hendry, Grimmett, Bradman, Blackie, Beckett, Andrews, and others. Selection shows changes with Woodfull and Jackson prominent in the lineup.
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Ryder
R. Oxenham
W. A. Olrfised
Alf
Kippax
J. Jackson
HL. Hendry
W. Grimmett
G. Bradman
Blackie
A Beckett
J. Andrews
South Australia Triumph In Batting Rush Against New South Wales
In a gripping Shield clash, South Australia posted 353 and then bowled New South Wales out, led by strong contributions from McKay and Swill. The home side faced tough bowling from Morris and Fairbank, with tight spells shaping a decisive second innings and securing a confident victory.
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Nat Aide Hope
Southe Australia
New Soul
Wales
Lueal
McKay
Swill
Ang Yuyo
South Australia
Victor McKay
Rey Tads
Adaca
Ebony
Silera
Carlton
Neiw
South Wales
Abonus
Bennesi
Fisk
Rotindsom
Ay Hook
Be Pellew
Nicholls
G. Harris
Oldfeld
Maria W. Hone
B Andrews
Morris
Kippax
Ty Andrews
Wallen
A. Carllén
U Fairfax
le Williams
Conference votes to back 6 hour week amid job cuts in union dispute
Ambiguous text shows AWARD- CONDEMINED and AFL representatives urging adherence to a six hour working week as the Arbitration Court’s option is referenced. Resolutions condemn wage reductions and call for solidarity among workers while inviting unions to explore all avenues for a fair settlement. The notice hints at broad industry impact and potential mass layoff risks.
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Alecbourne
Awiienday
Aaltwu
Oni
Arkanis
Helegitos
Imbior
Timaber
Eame
Prigr
Wis
Itfes- Venti
Bie
Nus
Syorkars
Printing Industry Resolution Moves Arbitration Court
Fragmented report notes a Melbourne hearing on improving printing industry conditions and the arbitration court's role. The lead stresses firm professional commitment and grave concern among workers and union figures amid ongoing discussions.
Fragmentary parliamentary clash dominates Melbourne report
A garbled Melbourne wire discusses a heated political scene with references to Parliament, Labor, and anticipated changes. The text hints at elections, staffing, and power shifts but remains largely unreadable.
Novelist Austin James Small Found Dead in London
London police report the novelist Austin James Small, who wrote under the pen name Uses Wark.Y, was found dead in his home. Initial indications suggest a gas-related death. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of the navalist writer, with no immediate signs of foul play.
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London
Tussaay
Austin James Small
Salvation Army Leader Refuses Retirement Demand
General Bramwell Booth, head of the Salvation Army, defies the High Council and refuses to retire. He cites responsibility before God for the organization and criticizes the council’s push as threats to expulsion, vowing to continue leading the movement despite internal pressures and proposed constitutional changes.
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Bramwell -Booth
Savation Army
High ‘Council
London
High -Council
Gonsioll
Geneva
Bramyyell
Elter
Seareo
Bret
Torerost
Constable's Revolver Fatality in Melbourne Row
In Melbourne on Wednesday Constable Rupert Brown arrested a drunken man after crowd trouble. The crowd rushed, Brown fired to deter them and fatally wounded 28 year old Willa Herman Kraft. The coroner ruled justifiable homicide after the weapon discharged during the melee.
Port Pirie Hospital Board Elects Ramsay Chairman
The Port Pirie Hospital Board chose Dr. J. Ramsay as chairman after objections to the selection. W. Glare was approved unanimously for the chair, with discussions about shared leadership and future improvements for the institution.
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Mei J. Reinssy
Your Ag
Port Pirie
Pho Gersound
Dr. Ramsay
Wils
Ran
Boara
Anyon Alse
Tha
Tsbid
Hig Felt
Acai Taleated to Fumnam Council Ciertather
Fragmentary OCR reads as a municipal note involving the council and mayor with unclear names and actions. Readable elements point to a local government matter needing clarification, with no clear outcome or date available from the fragment.
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Acai
Water rushes after Cloudburst Damage Near Maree
Water from two converging storms near Maree and Sydney caused a solid wall of water six feet deep and 200 yards wide. The flood uprooted trees broke fences carried away grazing stock and drowned livestock as it swept down the fountainside.
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Sydney
Alos
Annie Moaniainy
Maree
Melbourne Big Four thanked at public meeting
Melbourne leaders businessmen and public figures gathered at Melbourne Town Hall to honor the British Beacon mission. The meeting, chaired by the Law Mayor Councillor Luston, passed a motion praising the mission’s services and supporting its recommendations. Members of the audience, including several women, interrupted with protests and insults, but speakers defended the mission and its impact on industry and employment in Australia.
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Melbourne
Prageat Ab
Mazor
Luston
Arthur Duckham
Wes Peegent
MW. J. Duggan
AGN
Dugsien
Hat ‘Mack
Sarong Thewebh
Si Anie Duckham
Sie-Huga Frst
Water mains expansion in South Australia reported
In Adelaide Wednesday the Minister of Public Works said Australia has 5620 miles of water mains with 274 miles lost recently in the state, noting a major expansion linked to the Todover scheme. The government aims to bring water to farmers as improvements continue amid delays.
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Commonwealth
Adelaide
Australia
Publ
South Australia
Inia
Shipping Disaster Near Hong Kong Claims Hundreds
A disaster off Hong Kong near the coast of Kwailmri claims about four hundred lives. The steamer, a seven year old vessel, sank after striking rocks in heavy seas. Only a single survivor among several foreigners and many disembarked Chinese soldiers. Local Chinese fishermen rescued survivors as the ship went down with many aboard.
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United. Service
SHONG
Australia urged to hold talks on freight rate rise
Melbourne dispatch reports Div Bruge urging a swift, cheap sea transport plan to Australia. He says overseas shipping firms have shown willingness to suspend outward freight increases pending a conference between the Commonwealth Government, shipowners, and shippers to seek a cheaper and more practical transport arrangement.
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Melbourne
Bruge
Australia
Tully
Abi A -Committes
Fig
Depus
Hetter Asis
Melbourne street brawl ends with arrest after shooting
In Geelong Waurn Ponds area an early morning fight with five men in a car led to Oisrenoe Charles Carne firing a shot. A man on the ground raised hands, another attacker struck Carne's nephew Lionel Montelloce. The captured man named James Ryan, a Sydney arrival, faces charges of attempted larceny and vagrancy.
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Melbourne
Oisrenoe Charles “Carce
Waurn Pours
Geelong
Rick
Carne
Lionel Montelloce
Caras
James
Ryan
Sydney
Speedway Betting Sparks Debate at Aspendale Course
Discussion centers on permitting betting at the Aspendale course run by Speedway Limited. Tau, the Aspendale Coursing Club, and local officials clash over approval for afternoon bets. Members of Parliament consider backing the raceway, while opponents resist extending wagering at the motor cycle meetings.
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Oihlbodrne
Yondale
Speedway Limited
Parnit Suckimakers
Sar
Aspendale
Phe Abiupony
Tau
Parliamelit Afafa
Not Vindictive Wage Strife Captured at Adelaide Harbor
Interview reports tension between maritime labor and shipowners at Park Adelaide. Waterside Workers Federation protests say employers starved crews to force submission while rural owners claim wards were carried out honestly. Police guard key facilities as watersiders discharge ships at Nee Harbor and volunteers load for Britain.
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Adelaine
Cart
Lory
Park
Adelaide
Vludiotienekalé
Dutavera
Onzagall
Fardsdale
Nee Harbor
Ibhlain
No Injury Found in Adelaide Postmortem Case
A postmortem examination on Wednesday found no evidence of injury causing the death of Kathleen McStaopey, 52, of Grote Street Adelaide. She was admitted to Adelaide Hospital on Friday night and died Monday. officials noted the death as unremarkable and pending further assessment.
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Adelaide
Kathleen McStyoopey
Grote Street
Adelaide Hospital
Tyr Conanér
King London bulletin notes slow progress but optimism grows
A terse bulletin issued tonight reports the king’s condition improves slowly. Court officials express cautious optimism as the procession continues, with no further bulletins released. The scene centers on London and the royal household, reflecting a period of hopeful official messaging.
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London
Beorey
King Amanallahto and Afghan peace efforts falter
In London Tuesday authoritative circles condemn a foolish attempt to stabilize Afghanistan. Delicate royal and diplomatic actions misfire as rumors worsen the north west frontier. Sir Francis Humphreys warns the delicate balance deteriorates amid espionage and government actions.
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London
Amanallahto Ndanes
Tranter
Francis Humphreys
Afghanistan
Lixwronge
Renos
Kabul Chronicle Note on Abdication Scene and Local Figures
A garbled report from Kabul mentions an abdication context with a reference to an origin chief three miles outside the city. It notes a figure named Ponce Anagorullah and lists hobbies including saline activities, tennis, and photography in a blurred historical context.
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Kabul
Datehalyakkag
Andi
Ponce Anagorullah
Victims of Science Named in London Mystery Note
A fragmented note found on a door in London mentions victims linked to doctors Arthur Smith Sydney Smith and others. The two brothers, 20, were found dead in pajamas with throats slit, after a troubled career and lack of public support.
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Servive
London
Touod
Mgt
Sydney McKendrick Smith
Harley Street
Privtitionar
Charge Against Girl Withdrawn in Glenormond Case
Government legal notes show information withdrawn against Dorothy Hewitt age 18 of Osmond. Court records indicate Attorney General Nail declined to press further action. Details refer to a welfare board custody context and a November date, with unidentified names and fragmented phrases throughout.
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Ednesday
Bey
Ghinderlain
Gonrt
Chamberlain
al Yas
Caven
Welfare Board
Unemployed Seek Work and Aid in Port Pirie
Norman Lau, superintendent of the Port Pirie General Mission, reports a surge of unemployed men seeking any kind of work and aid. He notes many will take food, shelter, and clothing, and appeals for employers to offer jobs while the community urges donations of boats and supplies to assist residents during the difficult period.
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Pirie
Graterfront
Hese
Ibn
Genligl
Alexander
Tom
Norman Lae
Port
Boyish quarrel ends in tragedy at Moorabbin inquest
Melbourne coroner's inquest heard evidence from the Pops family about the death of 40 year old Jack Fone at Small Road Moorabbin on Christmas Eve. Phillip Hat, 43, claimed to have heard his brother entering the house and firing at Jack. Phillip later wept as he gave evidence. the coroner committed him for killing his brother Phillip Hat.
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Melboumne
Wedlowstay
Pops
Cordner
Wank Fone
Moorabbin
O’keefe
Jack
Phillip
Rlistriela
Philip
Peculiar Storm Halts City Streets In Sudden Wind
A strange storm swept the city this morning bringing dust and debris. Winds knocked blinds and caused pedestrians to pause as the unusual disturbance lasted briefly and left people startled. Rain was light with damp air noted afterward.
Aged Horseman Killed in Stray Incident
Aged horseman dies after an accident involving a pony driven by Mrs Johns Folberinghem. The event occurred near Wasenaanbngs on Tuesday, with witness reports noting a fall and subsequent injuries. Police are investigating the circumstances of the fatal incident.
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Atlstrick
Johns Folberinghem
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