Naval Armaments and Geneva Talks Dull Progress
Difficulties at Geneva cloud the British and American cruisers plan with proposals for about five thousand tons burdens and a 1,600 ton per cruiser cap. Japan and Britain weigh submarine exclusions and tonnage limits while America pushes for larger fleets. Delegates struggle over disarmament terms and naval balance amid unclear stances from Tokyo and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Genwsa
Lonnaye
Woo
Britain
America
Japan
Tokyo
Cairns Waterfront Dispute Intensifies as Stopwork Likely Prolongs
Cairns waterfront dispute escalates as workers walkout spreads from Melbourne to Queensland. The Wateride Workers Federation warns a prolonged stoppage may hit shipping, urging full federation support for the demand. Queensland members show solidarity while seeking official recognition and better terms for harbor labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melboutlne
Sfurley
Turley
Wateroide Workers Federation
Melbourne
Queensland
Cairns
Yity
Vury Serius
Centralisation Debate Sways Ballarat Council Elevation
A garbled report suggests Ballarat Mayor advocates centralisation amid municipal policy, claiming gains in population and governance. The piece hints at public reaction, with supporters praising centralisation while opponents warn of risks to local autonomy and democratic choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbylune
Ballarat
Ballara
Tunnel Explosion Kills Smith In Canterbury Sewer Work
In Sydney on Monday Joby Smith of St Peter's was killed and Robbert Davis of St Peter's badly injured after a premature explosion in a sewer works tunnel at Canterbury. Five charges had been ignited and the blast injured Smith who died instantly as the others moved away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Joby Smith
St. Peter's
Robbert Davis
Canterbury
Igture Seintch Lavis
Cear
Smits
Two Years Gaol for Port Lincoln Burglars
A garbled court note records a Port Lincoln burglary case in which two men received two years imprisonment. The readable fragments mention defendants and legal proceedings with unclear names and positions, reflecting a chaotic OCR transcript from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Lincoln
Bond's Bristol Plane Heads for Adelaide Today
A Bristol aircraft piloted by Bond embarks on a non stop flight around Australia. The route covers Perth to Kalgoorlie to Conk i Ab, aiming for Adelaide with hopes of breaking speed and distance records. The flight is timed to reach Adelaide later today, with the flight duration estimated at around four hours more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Bristol
Adelaide
Australia
Sesenay
Aghia
Yiertoetty
Teres
Vin Speed
Perth
Kalgunru
Adearis
New Fashion Shirts Arrive In Store This Week
Six dozen men’s fashion shirts in assorted stripes arrived Saturday. Offered this week with dollar-to-dollar matching across all sizes. See our window for details.
Pirie Crack Combined Holds Unbeaten Run Despite Drafted Loss
The Pirie football combination reinforced by star players faced a stern test from Yorke Peninsula visitors. Pirie’s lineup showed strong advance play with multiple players like Smith Walsh and Wade delivering sharp forward moves and decisive goals. Despite a vigorous effort from the opposition and moments of pressure, Pirie maintained the upper hand, with Elis and Patterson among the standout performers, while defenders Niven Leas and Mack anchored the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loufre
Milalle
Pirie
Mizlea
Sghteen
Pirle
Ports
Norwood
Worrels
Broken Hill
Port Augusta
Yorke Peninsula
Schoval
Mhal
Conesio
Ugh
ML Ld
Howeven
West Torrens
Moat
Mistanaisy
Dall
Smith
Walsh
Walst
Iran
Sialth
Ty Watells
Wulinde
Wade
Whiskey Elis
Elly Possensus
Lis
Howard Land
Patterson
Elis
Christe
Melcher
Niven
Ines Leas
Uns
MaKay
Allen
Cavemull
Filark
44 Hour Week Creates Union Dilemma in Australia
Adelaide reports confusion among unions and workers over adoption of the 44 hour week. Judge Dethridge, and later Beck, have issued rulings affecting railway and other trades. Unions anticipate statewide action, with engineering and labor councils in each state preparing responses and possible Australia-wide campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Union
Sea of
Australien
Adelie
Cit Justoe Dethridge
Varia
Ubief
Dethridge
Tikee Lukin
Judement
Teas
Becky
Sydon
Lovortinig
Tadeo Neeby
Plibergh
Amalample Engineering Union
Mp 1
Ibioth
Bark
Sabizda
Port
Commonwealth Asiitral
End of Arbitration Seen by Australian Union Leader
An Amalgamated Engineering Union organiser in Sydney declares the Gould arbitration decision on piecework as the end of arbitration. He says the union is unearned and predicts a lasting impact as about 8000 engineers are affected by the award across New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gould
New Sout Wales
Victorian unions policy on piecework objections
Melbourne report notes Victorian unions oppose piecework as unfair under Judge Berby's award. Discussion cites employers failing to secure single employer arrangements and emphasizes the need for consistent pay by the piece. The piece appears tied to team selections and the broader labor stance, with references to individuals and ongoing debates.
Saturday YMCA Basketball Results and Team Selections
Local YMCA basketball saw Soul 44 to 41 over Nut with Scott and W Gamibeli notable. West 43 defeated Orl 16 as Mills scored 42 for the winners and Benn six for the losers. Discussion of player form and lineup shifts includes Smith Walsh Mahoney W. Ellis Leahey Scot Kearns Wadelan and Laurie as potential selections for upcoming fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omutchea
Wee
Soul
Nut
Scott
W. Gamibeli
Cianera
Guristle
West
Orl
Mills
Whiners
Benn
Tosors
Svlentors
Wnten
Herson
Pirie
Wallaroo
Bent
J. Glarku
Whendavdy
Smith
Walsh
Mahoney
W. Ellis
Penkeman
Leahey
Scot
Kearns
Wadelan
Ines
Lauries
Christie
Althoug
Alhambra Theatre Carrenos Charm Port Pine Crowd
Alhambra Theatre in Port Pine featured Garreno and Madaime Carreno in a popular act praised for stagecraft and sleight of hand. Madame Carrene offered clairvoyant readings, promising to answer audience questions in writing. Tonight also presents Wilfred Lytell, Norma Shearer, Huntley Gordon, and Dewitt in drama offerings and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garreno
Madaime Carreno
Port Pine
Alhambra ‘Theatre
Carrrono
Carrrene
Madame Carrene
Carbénos
Athamisa
Wilfred Lytell
Norma Shearey
Miztiar a tale of asia and the Jules Ve Dlrogott
The COOEE THEATRE shows a silent film package featuring Miztiar a tale of Asia and the Jules Ve Dlrogott, with Hussians. Audience engagement is described with a focus on the intrepid hero and the dramatic voyage amid peril. Lawrence Johnson, famed ventriloquist, performs with a life like doll creating laughter and wholesome entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuasia
Jules Ve Dlrogott
Michiael Struget
Au! Wiens
Russia
Liuky
Siberia
Lyvais Moslante
Europe
Lawrence —Johnson
Johnso
Herw
Gills Gie
Uneer
Miohaur
Steegart
Fur Lass
Chama
Amd
Lawrence
Warriors' euchre tourney prizewinners noted at club event
About 200 attendees at the Warriors' Footbill Club free weekly euchre tourney, organized by the ladies' committee to raise funds for the annual club picnic. Prizes announced include Mrs Meafine and Mrs Crat, with Mr Connor and Mr Pryor among the men winners. An ongoing supper and social follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ual
Ab Stark
Comminseon
Meafine
Cratuock
Beckley
Connor
Pryor
Burt
W. Seymour
Septuagenarian in Court in Adelaide Murder Charge
Samuel Henry Dennis aged 74 a crippled pensioner was remanded until July 18 on a charge of murdering William Arthur Hewitt aged 60 who died from a blow with a stick after a quarrel in Lowe street Adelaide in a house Dennis rented and Hewitt occupied. Dennis was assisted from the dock and said nothing.
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Adelaide
Samuel Henry Dennis
William Arthur Hewitt
Dennis
Lowe Street
Hewitt
Full Military Honors For Airman Buried At Ottawa
Funeral rites were held Sunday in Ottawa with full military honors for a fallen airman from the United States. The late officer, Johnson, died in the Fatupuay incident while serving nine years in the air forces. A parade and procession accompanied the burial, with bugle calls and Chopin’s Funeral March shaping the solemn scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Ottawa
Chopin
Fecus
Johnson
Fatupuay
Charles Liec
Avun
Bern
Willy UK
Cup Won by Tonola at Quorn Races Monday
Postponed Saturday races due to rain were held Sunday with Tonola winning the Cup. Liles and Wie avrh driven entries posted results amid unclear names and figures. Dividend listed as go with Flying Hanlilay among the top finishers and other horses noted in brief racing item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liles
Rim
Hale Suay
Crushed to Death at Belmont Construction Site
Richard Crosse, 56, was working on sinking four new BHP when a girder being lowered struck him at Belmont. He was crushed against a wall with fatal injuries and died before ambulance arrival.
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Newcastle
Richard Crosse
Belmont
Federal Railways Committee to be reformed in Melbourne
The Federal Railways Committee in Melbourne plans to reconstitute Parliament Railways Committee next week to pursue an inquiry into proposed expansion of railways. The aim is to open up millions of acres of farmland to a new farming operation, with potential exposure to a large agricultural development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Parliament Railways Committee
Malloy
Port Augusta Meeting Report and Notable Names
Port Augusta today notes a meeting with references to Quorn and Port Auguste events. Mentions of Welds reducing a fault and a water pistol pistol appear alongside names such as Prince FTA Tengant Guy and Park Lane or Artonello with others, indicating a local but unclear item list.
Death at 125 Miles: De Courcelles Killed in French Grand Prix Crash
Paris reports a horrific crash in a Grand Prix heat as French driver De Courcelles, racing at 125 mph, struck a tree after a bumpy patch. The Delage team swept the podium with Lesitist winning in 4 hours 43 minutes 41.2 seconds, Bouillet second, Morse third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Paris
Automobile Club Grand Pris
de Courcelles
de Courrcelless
Chiron
Lesitist
Delage
Bouillet
Morse
Port Adelaide By-Election Result Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Port Adelaide by election results with a majority figure around 175,089 and references to candidates including Mr. G. L. Ol Futts and Mr. Condon. The text mentions the House of Assembly, an appeal, and references to party lines and observers, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Australia Prepares as Pacite Fight Looms
A garbled Sydney report quotes White of Aue Aero Glib warning that an American Pacite fight could flood machines into Western Pace and Australia risk losing global records. The speaker urges Australia to fund defenses to prevent captors from seizing records around Atlantic waters and to support New Zealand access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lolonyl TV
White
Aue Aero Glib
America
Australia
Sersett
Ampeisans
Azs
Tralam
Wholesale prices in city market trade notes
Trade and commerce section lists wholesale price ranges for fruit and produce. Oranges and naval oranges priced per case with varieties such as River Murray navels and drais. Prices shown include eight to twelve dollars per case for common oranges and higher ranges for specialty items. The terse market notes reflect typical wholesale fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
River Murray
G. Doe
SHARE QUOTATIONS AND INTERESTS FROM AUSTRALASIA MARKETS
Received by A A Peares Co from 8 6 Ward sit Co yesterday listing buyers and sellers with prices such as Lyell 88 buyer 8875 seller Mt. Morgan 42 4 buyer 12 9 seller Amalgamated Zinc 8 9 buyer Pris ren Will 25 87 Eleatnatyte Z e 32 buyer 12 6 seller Preference 22 6 buyer Mt. Iva 26 liger 26 4 salier North 108 8 buyer 1997 sit nt South 98 6 buyer 5 40 seller Sulphide Corporation 8 4 beyer 19 4 seller Preference 23 buyer Elno Corporation 57 4 wuyat 45 1 seller Preference 72 6 buyer 15 ce Jor New Gains Gold 79 4 buyer Bay seller Harts Searte ant 0 34a buyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A Peares & Co
Ward Sit Co
Yertertay
Lyell
Mt. Morgan
Pris Ren
Will
Preferenau
Mt. Iva
Liger
Salier
North
Sitnt
South
Sulphide Corporation
Beyer
Élno Corporation
Wuyat
New Gainss Gold
Harts
Searte Ant
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Naval Armaments
Geneva
Mate
Matont
Edin
Wingay
Leith
Avery Taeh
Nara Laban
Dustyn Nagyer
Prests’ Ltd
Jubilee Sale
Port Pirie
U.S
Ewan
Viticta
Unon
Wathisas
Y.M.C.A. Basket Ball
Alhambra Theatre
Carlreno
Cooee Theatre
Michael Strogofe
Warriors
Euchre
Quui
Punula
Wembley
Winsune Jun
Ned Old
Prine Wu
Gyev Nma
Perebooks
Ing Mae
Little Spee
Black Seauty
Ory Gus
Varting & Tivasope
Barkey
Lillie Links
Quorn
Tonola
Laportenyreb
Flying Hanlilay, Sih
Turluwes
Antuaellu
Laylauder
J Wzeeta Djvideau
Federal Railways Committee
Miynday
Auguste
Jumpurs
Tengant
Guy
Onip
Marylonk
Park Lane
Artonello
Weller
WintOmEmam
Port Adelaide
Aero Club
Ima
Trade and Commerce
City Wholesale Market
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