Grand Opera Arrives in Australia with Grand Vision
Count Filippini speaks for The Recorder on Grand Opera as drama in music and a national Awakening. He pledges to bring nine operas to Pirie after planning a three night season at New Alhamien Theatre, with seats from one pound and one shilling.
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Filippini
Melba
Caruso
Gallie Curei
Toti del Monte
Australia
South Australia
da Incen
Sion
Prt
Count Filippini
Italy
Pirie
Advintue
Taly
Ivy
Amstrakes
Talons
Grand Opera Company
Alhamien
Eyedi Wg
Beason
Port Pirie cycling meets yield keen events at Memorial Oval
Cyclists in Port Pirie held two Memorial Oval races with tight packs and late surges. G McLaughlin and J McLaughlin led a strong field, Brazil sought early lead before fading as Manning and Brooks closed for seconds. Dormer and younger riders contested fiercely, with Dempsey and Hawken among notable finishers.
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Port Pirie
G.mclaughlin
AL Mertina
Brooks
Tine
Hosken
Bragant Galpin
Brazil
Mandy
Aview
Flashen
Doyle
G. McLaughlin
Met- Ting
J. McLaughlin
C. Brooks
Duhke
Council Proposes Wide Survey for Slaves Disease and Agriculture
Sunday, Senatoe GF Meare announced recommendations for immediate development of work. A comprehensive survey of current news and actions will be carried out with special inquiries into abortion in cattle, mammitis, Drasy, and horse diseases. Senator Pearce authorized a veterinary pathologist, and entomologist will be sought. Investigations will cover plant disease, pest control, alcohol yields from Australian Wardwood, cold storage and fruit transport, with eight top Australian graduates to be sent abroad for further training.
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Ydrey
Senatoe GF
Meare
Matthie Gouncil
Ecnator Pearce
Wardwood
Queensland Dominates New South Wales in Rugby League Showdown
Brisbane report notes a lopsided interstate Rugby League match where Queensland defeated New South Wales 28 to 0. NSW produced the worst performance seen in interstate play, while Queensland sealed the win in a dominant display reported Sunday.
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Brisbane
New South Wales
Queensland
Boxing Good Bout in Sydney with disputed foul
In Sydney on Sunday, Howtah Gren defeated Tenativ Pelkey on points after a sharp three rounds. Pelkey allegedly fouled his opponent, drawing warnings from the referee who had to separate the boxers several times. Pelkey had been beaten by Uren in two previous meetings, and Uren pressed the contest, but the bout ended with Gren securing the win amid a tense finish.
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Sydney
sPoney Stedlwan
Meint
Howtah Gren
Tena— Tiv Pelkey
Pelkey
Tiren
Uren
McCarthy Knocked Out at the City Stadium in Melbourne
In a Sunday night bout at the City Stadium in Melbourne, Joe Dull of Victoria was knocked out by Berl. McCarthy in the ninth or tenth round. The fight featured heavy blows and a decisive finish as the referee awarded Hall the victory.
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Melbourne
Joe Dull
Berl. McCarthy
Victoria
JfcGarthy
Hall
Todd defeats Martin in local arena bout
In a tight stadium match at New Castle, Todd defeats rival Martin in a decisive rounds. Ushiwelaht, the Me Shale champion, overcomes Ben Mclin with a 93 score, sending the Tatler to a knockout.
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Neawcastle
Sumuay
Mery Todd
Ushiwelaht
Shale
Ben Mclin
Tatler
Lynagh Defeats Young in Brisban y Bout
In Brisbane on Sunday Eddie Lynesh stopped Digner Young in the third round after a 9.73 knockout attempt. Young held at 9.5 before the decisive finish.
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Brisbany
Eddie Lynesh
Digner Young
Trotting Club of Pirie nd Diktriot appoints officers
Pirie nd Diktriot Trotting Club met to elect officers for the coming year. President M B Mid derton elected unopposed after G G Goode declined. New members A L Palmer and W Schultz welcomed.
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Mw Dow Committee
Pirie Nd Diktriot
G. G. Goode
AL G. Palmer
We i. Schultz
Tog EG. Gourde
Ele
FW. Seliuliz
Elerie of
Sedles
N.M
Warty Lip Steward
A. Muain
Davis
U. Mills Cumber Steward
Ceromic
Treasue
A. Mount
Trafic
T. A. Mars
Jol Smith
Fwrier
Boames
Slowards
Woeishl
Fitzgerald
Ale Dougal
Frotolns
W. G. Slater
G. G
Goode
F Tonkin
F Koper
Bosomworth
W- Tonin
I Osborne
Finonco
B. Tapep
Bosuraworl
Monul
Longsford
G.'s “Goody
Middleton
John Smith
A. G
Playground Parade of Characters Lights Up Friday Night
A crowded playground pageant features a long list of named performers and roles from Stella Singhton to Dorothy Newell, with costumes described in playful terms and a finale of evening dress wearers. The pageantry spans numerous characters and props, showcasing a vivid, if chaotic, catalog of attendees and showpieces.
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Valual Halliday
Marjory Naliday
Kanteen G'bea
Dun Ball
Gyvenda Speke
Jaaine Wells
Margarat Wells
Hilary Wells
Gwen Zubrinicn
Fairy
Melvie Chanmins
Dawn
Aogue Barrell
Ione Hayball
Mollie Simpson
Colleen Murphy
Classa Nunsey
Moun
Rumsey
Elma Kenley
Hlossig Arnal
Patricks Murphy
Sleator Quinn
Nelle ‘Sampson
Drothry Sampson
Bluefird
Yanda Sampson
Aturielle Groves
Eimma Pope
Chtel
Elvis Parkes
Doreen Brown
Rose
Nellie Roper
Rachel Pony
Gloay
Horeen Wrighton 5
Springy
Gertie Jones
Frome Woulmay
Piverall
Belkyy
Ph Boromworth
Son
Dorothy Movie
Lillian Medynald
Cwaeel
Toyew Parker
Omalloy
Betty
Thelma Barnes
Pink Rose
Emily Whittard
Ery! Guasou
Tikka Lait Eli
Maisie Graigle
Ferry
Violet Jones
Carnival
Dorothy Malliday
Bat
Gladys Jones
Pierrot
Thelma Farley
Bangue Signal
Audrey Williams
Gipsy
Thvlma
Vinny
Mariel Tuuns
Mildred Memeu
Laurel Bemus Maliy Golding
Kathleen MacPhy
Boys
Ginna
Tube Altesou Justur
Maurite Jenkins
Jester
Hoy Brands
Alfred Jungs
Emmette Murphy
Pixie
Evin Liddle
Dutch Boy
Prank Brighton
Brownie
Tom Boot
Joho
Family Mystery Alleged Double Life in Montana Trial
Special to the Tribune Montana. The case centers on Mrs Emile Clark McWilliams Mrs Addie K Clark and Mrs Alma Glarts Hines who claim shares in the estate of late Senator William A Clark a copper magnate. Witnesses identify Clark in Missouri and Montana in the 1870s while defense argues the two Glarks were two individuals married years apart in different states. The jury weighs whether the three women are rightful heirs to a fortune exceeding 10 million dollars.
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Butte
Montana
Montania
Emile Clark McWilliams
Addie K. Clark
Alma Glarts Hines
William A. Glark
Willionaire
Missouri
William Aokis
William Glark
Siow
Andrew Bradley
Glark
Senator Clark
California
Magpies Defeat Ramblers In Tight Soccer Bout
On the Balmoral Boat, Magpies edged Ramblers two goals to nil. Merton opened with a penalty kick, Blair netted the second after strong field play, while Williams repelled several Ramblers advances. Ramblers fought hard, Grainger nearly scored, but Magpies’ defense held firm for the win.
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Balmoral
Magpies
Amfler
Foriice
Ramblers
Mie Magpies
Coleman
Blair
Grainger
Maxpies
Tamibiers
Express Derailment Tragedy In France
Special to The Recorder reports an express train from Paris to Marseille derailed by a washaway caused by storms. Twenty killed and eighty injured. The incident includes mention of Miss Wilson, a British passenger, among those affected.
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France
Recorder
Taw
Marseilles
Wilson
The Acid Test and a Municipal Charter Refusal
A fragment from United Service London notes an impending exam of the “stroggie” fate in the next fortnight and mentions J. Goak’s claim of 15,000 Bannock miners. It also reports the Privy Council's refusal to consider Walthamstow's petition for a municipal charter due to alleged neglect during a strike.
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United Service
London
J. Goak
Bannock
Walthamstow
Megeawna
Iocal
Oxy welding accident in Melbourne injures youth
Alfred Amos, a youth, suffered serious injuries after an oxy welding lamp exploded at his home in Brunswick on Sunday. His nose and part of his face were damaged in the incident. He is reportedly in a serious condition.
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Melbourne
Alfred Amos
Brunswick
Alhambra Screens Tevne Sheik Comedy Tonight
Alhambra Theatre presents Tevne's First National production The Sheik with a precautionary note from Glaird Windsor. The studio lights are said to dry hair quickly, while Windsor and Miss Windsor advise oil treatment for protection against the glare.
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Givlie Windsor
Tevne
Alhimbra
Tasilise
Glaird
Disastrous Fire at Don Pas Station Causes Major Damage
A fire on Sunday at God’s Station in Dyon severely damaged the area, burning for several hours before control. Estimated losses exceed £25,000 with significant disruption to local traffic and services.
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Dyon
Lisle Suitor and Others Named in Local Listing
A fragmented OCR list includes names such as Lisle Suitor Hoy Hamion Movey Upon Wheadors Martin Glarelice Working MtelVilie tevus Dudley Noblet Max Muller Donald Murphy Marty Thompson Tom Moms Don Bell Chris Clarke Lea Clark Walter Lampoon and others.
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Lisle
Hoy’ Hamion
Idian
Movey ' Upon
Martin
Felix
Glarelice
Vrawuio
MtelVilie
Tevus
Tulem
Bey
Dudley Noblet
Max Muller
Meshanio
Donald Murphy
Pierrot
Jaymond
Jolson
Marty Thompson
Tom, Moms
Don Bell
Chris Clarke
Lea Clark
Walter Lampoon
The Australians Match At Nottingham
A troubled report from Nottingham covers Australia’s first Test innings, noting Gregory’s injury and Mailey’s six wickets as hosts struggle. Lingering injuries, batting struggles, and standout bowling by Mailey and Larwood shape a tense day with early lunch delays and patient batting by England’s top order.
Boot Factory Gutter Fire Destroys Dulwich Street Plant
A boot factory gutter in Yule Street Dulwich Hill was destroyed by fire last night with £4000 damage. Names appear among witnesses and workers including Mailey Gregory Woodrall and Richards. Bowling totals and match-like details follow the incident, listing scores and players.
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Sydney
Yule Street
Dulwich Till
Willliam Grundy
Yes
Iroman
Thomas Dacols
Cone Wasa
Otte Lapp
Walker
Lilley
Grimmett
Greguey
Gurr
Tosler
Malley
Payton
Woodrall
Suerte Malley
Fuul
Richard Inal
Alaiey
Larwood
O Taylor
Alnshey
Staples
Gregory
Mailey
Rosehill Races Postponed to Friday After Heavier Rain
The Rosehill races were postponed from Saturday due to heavy rain and will run on Friday next. Bowling figures show Barrett with 44 overs, 2 maidens, 4% runs, and 10 wickets, while Richmond and Michmond contributed notable figures. J B Mobbs recalls scoring as well as possible against Richardson who bowled remarkably well throughout the match.
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Austialla
Bardsley
Sydney
Richardson
Larwood
Imacartney
Richmond Wy
Tshmmics
Eckee Oene
Barrett
Michmond
Staples
Hin
J. B. Mobbs
Dispatch
Jesson
England
Australian Flight Cobham in Greece
An Australian flight commanded by Cobham departed for Lerow and then Alexandratta with planned legs and arrival times. Delays from strong winds and heavy seas affected takeoff. The crew reported a doctor’s note and a resting night improved the pilot’s condition and the mission proceeded on course toward Leros.
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Lerow
Alexandratta
Papik
Elliott
Cobham
Leros
Death From Exposure Fitzs Grants Hospital Case
A young woman inmate at Grentat hospital in North Stockton was found dead in a thick mist early yesterday. She had left home Thursday night and wandered into the cold, evidently dying from exposure.
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Newcastle
Grentat Hospital
Stockton
Fall From Great Height At Brisbane Town Hall Worksite
A Brisbane workman at the new Town Hall site worth £890,000 fell from a great height and landed on soft clay. He suffered two severe shocks and shakings and escaped serious injury, with the head impression in the soil showing the force of the impact.
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Brisbane
New Town Hall
Well known sportsman dead in Camden obituary notes past racing ties
The report states a famed horseman died at Camden near Me Henry in Bellingham. Years earlier he was regarded as one of the West’s five stock judges in the state and once supervised well known racehorses Chester Abercorn Martini twenty Acme and others.
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Sydney
Camden
Me Henry
Bellingham
Chester
Abercorn
Martini+ twenry
Acme
Alleged Calous Motorist Charged With Manslaughter
TL BOULNE Sunday John Dalton arrested on charge of manslaughter for fatal collision that killed 67 year old Dauis Mosenthal. Police say the man was fatally injured by a motor vehicle and left lying on the road.
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Tlboulne
John Dalton
Dauis Mosenthal
Witch
No Reinforcements Claim By Sydney Smith
Special to The Recorder reports Sydney Smith states there is no suggestion of cablings to Austral for the team. The Australian manager emphasizes no late arrivals or reinforcements are planned.
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the Recorder
London
Sanday
Sydney Smith
Austral
Looking for a Bowler in Strong Team Debate
The piece discusses selection goals for McDonald and other players, debating whether outsiders should be used when the team is numerically short. It notes casting rights for McDonald, an Austalasian resident controversy, and anticipates Australia forming a full team while referencing past events with Sammy Woods.
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Oh A. Noble
London
Golling Calnue
McDonald
Iis
England
Australia
Sammy Woods
Austra
Hobbs Rebukes Critics in Special Statement
Hobbs rebukes critics amid a disputed issue, releasing a special statement addressing assertions against him. The remarks focus on defending his position and challenging opponents on the matter discussed.
Principal County Scores and Contests Across England
Primary county cricket results from London to Derby and Derbyshire finish with notable performances. Tyldesley faces Sussex in a 189 run tally, Foster competes for Hampshire, Derby hosts 409, Wyatt battles Somerset, Macaulay challenges Kent, Storer represents Derbyshire, Nicholson appears for Northants, and other matchups report varied outcomes.
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Guinday
T. Tyldesley
Sussex
Quty M. Ke Foster
Northants
Fiehes
Derby
Wyatt
Warwick
J. Somerset
Macaulay
Kent
Storer
Derbyshire
Nichielson
Tor
British athletic championships thrill London audience
In a vivid afternoon of competition at the British championships, German athletes excelled with multiple event wins, while British contenders paced the field. Notable feats included world records in the 120 hurdles heat by Weightman-Emith, a two-mile steeplechase double by Webster, and strong performances by Riddell and Van Geyanl in sprints and jumps.
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United Service
London
Timuben
B. We Curr
Britain
Nalf-Miie
Lowe
Nish
WBS
Riddell
Lou
Meliyn
Peller
van Geyanl
Pendlebury
Aviles Club
Oute
Tiey
van Goster
Webster
Meard
Dr. Honey
Sydney
Australia
Honner
Petter
Germany
Overla’gecard
Cobin
Nokts
Holm
New Zealand
Gaby
Weightman-Smith
Lord
Burghley
Buver
Bucher
Porritt
Tora’ Tunshley
Wese
Porrill
Beresford
Baratod I
Wimbledon 1926 French victory nets women’s title
Fragmented report notes Mrs Godtree won the Wimbledon 1926 women’s final against Alvarez. The piece references French victory and comments on players like Luzare and Richards, with praise for defense and doubles play.
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Godfres
Dennia
Sheer Jari
England
Sin
Yas
Alvarez
Luzare
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