Nation wide plan urged to tackle unemployment
Premier Hill of South Australia calls for a national approach through the Commonwealth to unemployment relief and industry stimulation. NSW Premier Stevens attacks the dole, noting its degradation while a proposed fund administration model gains focus at the Premiers Conference.
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Sydney
L. L. Hill
South Australia
B. &. Stevens
New South Wales
Len Willing
Ante
Australia
Commonwealth
Mr. Hill
Plan to establish limited capital fund proposed in Canberra
Canberra Sunday report outlines a plan to create a limited capital fund intended for specific industry simulation. The article notes the project aims to attract investment and support development, with officials signaling forthcoming details on governance and eligibility.
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Canberra
Captain Harry Davis Retires From Gravesend Pier Role
Captain Harry Davis known as Ruler of the Pilots at Gravesend since 1947 retires. He recalls a era of great sailing, noting Britain’s loss of sailing ships and his long career amid fading maritime traditions. A writer reflects on decades of labor shaping dramatic text through fatigue and persistence.
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Harry Davis
Gravesend
London
Inlek
Great Britain
State Plan on Co operative Adelaide Scheme
Minister of Labour R S Richards outlines a state plan to unify administrative bodies across South Australia to tackle unemployment. He envisions boosting exportable production to sustain revival and proposes influential center committees feeding a central executive committee to promote retraining and productive movements.
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Adelaide
R. S. Richards
Labor and Employment
Woman burns to death after assault at Wiseman's Ferry
Mrs Elizabeth Martha Walker aged 53 attacked Mrs Twistian Stewart with a piece of mood and drove her from a home. She then set fire to a cottage at Wiseman's Ferry on Friday evening and was burned to death. Portion of her remains was found in the debris yesterday. The woman had recently become mentally deranged.
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Sydney
Twistian Stewart
Elizabeth Martha Walker
Wiseman's Ferry
Walker
Nationalist Wins Hamilton Seat in By Election
The Hamilton seat by election was held after the death of a Labor candidate on the eve of the general elections. Russell (Mat) won with 4,994 votes, Jones (Lab) secured 3,479, and JC Trotter (Qid, Part 99) was also a candidate.
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Srisbane
Ham Hon
Russell
Mat
Ald
Jones
Lab
Trotter
Qid
Gunman in Park Struggle Over Revolver. Woman Shot
In a National Park last night a man crept up on a couple seated on the grass near the Park Railway Station. Reginald Wagner shouted a challenge, and a struggle ensued before the intruder fired point blank, missing Wagner but striking Miss Janet Boyle in the arm as she fell.
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Sydney
National Park
Wagner
Miss Boyle
Estates for the Week in Probate Filings
HF Mercantile Trade Protection Association lists weekly probate grants with gross values for numerous estates. Notable entries include Samuel Henry Atkinson £2,023, Frederick Christian Britton £675, Oliver Athens Mathens £3,456, William John Kessell £200, and John Thomas Trogenza £200, among others, with totals and locations across Adelaide area and South Australia.
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Mercantile Trade Protection Association
Recorder
Wills
Atkinson
Samuel Henry
Agnes
Jans
Norwood
Royce
Jefmings
Kalangadoo
Britton
Frederick Christian
McMahon
Polat
Arthur Tooth
Sydney
Crowhurst
Samuel
Gume- Datson
Albert
William
Graydon
Ellery
John
Clare
Heyneman
Matilda
Wayville
Howland
Anne
Hyde Park
Johns
Augustus
Walkerville
Kessell
Uvaldia
Lewis
Elizabeth
Now
Frederick ‘McLaren
McGlery
Charles
Thomas Adelaide
Mathens
Oliver Baveard
Rosewater
Munro
Donald
Patterson
Joseph
Williamstown
Ray
Glan Osmond
Rickard
Joseph John
Medindie
Rodgers
North Unley
Thomas
Macy
Aberdeen
Trogenza
Jobn
Penola
Wiech
Herman
Louis Tedrich
Robertstown
Woodward
Samuel Seadbateh
Moonta
Wright
Alfred Busbridge
Ridleyton Noch
Younger
Kenington
Mr Forgan Smith Proposes Hypothecated Relief Funds
Premier of Queensland Mr Forgan Smith says he will propose to Premiers tomorrow that part of unemployment relief funds be hypothecated to pay interest and redemption on a loan. The loan would back projects intended to boost capacity to meet liabilities and provide normal employment.
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Sydney
Forgan Smith
Queensland
Racing Mystery Iragahorse Simba In Ramwick Case
A horse named Simba, linked to racing mystery Iragahorse, reportedly broke a legal Ramwick yester ay and was destroyed. The animal had been sold to Dallingedown Works, but police intervened and halted its destruction until its ownership by Simba could be confirmed.
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Sydney
Iragahorse
Simba
Dallingedown Works
Ane
Bobby Jones Golf Series Promises Expert Instruction
Grantland Rice presents a film and television series featuring Bobby Jones at age 30 with 23 years in golf. Over one week he will restate 11,000 and provide detailed studies of each phase. The program aims to simplify the game for players and offer clear impressions of golf’s essentials.
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Bobby Jones
Jones
Grantland Rice
Wrestler Amok Ends With Police Subduing Brawl
At the stadium last night police intervened during a match between Harry Memon and Dean Detton. Memon lashed out and left the ring to attack Detton, then fought police as they tried to restrain him. Detton was found dazed and lingering near the press seats. the referee declared him winner.
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Sydney
Harry Memon
Dean Detton
Bmamos
Netton
Sparrow wins Kingston Park A grade stroke event
C K Sparrow claimed the A grade stroke title at Kingston Park with a nett 63 on Saturday, edging out rivals in a match cup roundup. W F Scott won the B grade prize, while listed scores show numerous A and B grade results and match-ups from the second and third rounds, including Slater, Cant, Jones, Scott, Roper, and Mellyon.
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C K. Sparrow
Kingston Park
W. F. Scott Faully
C. K. Sparrow
A. B. Srerie
L.A
Woodroffe
Grace W. F. Scott
P.P. Somerset
M. B. Condon
J. 1
B. R. Jones
J. Benset
F. Scott
A. Martin
T. J. Roper
A. H. George
D. F. Jenkine
AB. Griette
J. Impet
W. ‘Thomas
A. Boehm
R. W. Tonkin
J. H. Cherie
W. Laver
H. S. Wastell
J. Ay O'Rourke
Slater
D. Cent
C. E. BR. Jones
W. F. Scott
J. Fdenkina
W. ‘Thames
Boshm
Middlestom
H. Wastell
A. Strang
Pirie Associates Golf Round Sees Farrow Victory
In the Silver Spoon competition at Pirie Associates Lant on Wednesday the fourth round was won by Mrs. KL Farrow. An 18 hole stroke event saw top marks from Mrs. Sparrow with 86 and other scores listed as Dunstan 107, Dey 9 25 11, Afford 109 35 74. A forthcoming hidden hole contest for that grades is scheduled next Thursday starting at 5 o'clock.
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KL. Farrow
Melbourne barque Melbourne sinks after collision near Fastnet Rock
Four minutes after the collision with the tanker Seminole off Ireland's coast the barque Melbourne sank. Eleven men including Captain Johannesson drowned. 15 were rescued by the Seminole, one hospitalized in Queenstown. The vessel carried 51,3999 sacks of wheat from South Australia to Victoria.
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London
Qeveral
Mrr
G. J. Theobald
Melbourne
Fastnet Rock
Ireland
Victoria
South Australia
Theobold Saya
Fastne
Johanneon
Seminole
Queenstown
Les
Lovers fall out ends in hospital slashing and poisoning
Percy Clark a Redfern tram conductor and his fiancée Miss Howes quarrelled over an engagement to be married in two weeks. He slashed his throat and she drank a suspected poison from a bottle before collapsing. Police heard the tale of the fearful incident and the aftermath.
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Sydney
Percy Clark
Redfern
Boxing Tonight at Alhambra Theatre in Pirie Bout
boxing fans will witness Lloyd Leverington versus Ray Lynch in a five round welterweight bout at the Alhambra Theatre Pirie Lynch brings a tested reputation to Adelaide Western Suburban gymnasium form shows Leverington at peak condition referee Mr W Hutchinson and promoter George Lee also arrange four four round preliminaries with Pirie amateurs as the night’s undercard promises brisk action
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Alhambra Theatre
Aig
Lloyd Leverington
Pirie
Ray Lynch
Adelaide
Lynch
Leverington
West Suburban
Nehag
Pike Boxing
W. Hutchinson
George Lee
Omin
May Holman visits Adelaide soap tale from travel
Adelaide report notes May Holman Australia's lone woman legislator toured the city yesterday. While recalling a Geneva League of Nations Assembly visit she paused at a perfumery to buy Australian soap but left when the brand was out in stock. Back home, townsfolk sent soap as a joke about her travel grime.
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Adelaide
Tralia
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Austalia
Australia
Caledonian Magpie Play Sees Scoreless Draw on Sethriday
A Caledonian Magpie soccer match ended 0 0 on Sethriday marking their second consecutive draw in recent meetings. The contest was lively with both teams fielding attacking play and chances, described as the most interesting for some time despite the scoreless result.
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Caledonian Magpie
Sethriday
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