Man fined for drunken driving at Port Pirie court
At Port Pirie Police Court on June 20 a traveller was fined 20 pounds after being charged with having consumed liquor and being incapable of proper control of a motor car. Evidence showed the defendant, who pleaded not guilty, was seen in the Watch House area under liquor influence and unable to operate the vehicle safely.
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Belore
D.C
Port Pirie
Esterday
A. Hannan
G. Tassie
Pio
Walthee
Joseph Pelieler
Motor Denier
Pam
Ellen Street
Frost
W. Gonde
Ower
Ned
Hehem
Grosa
Fara
Withens
Seversa
Cenatali Phillips
Kluebe
Alexander Street
Barrier
Milburn
Sasvford
Constab Sanfard
Witnese
Witnen
Flannan
Melbourne
Noemiver
Court of Great
Melver
Miss Vaughan
Yamem
Stony
Jenkins
Plaisiclothes
Dune
Dunn
Delaney
Mountaineering Tragedy Near Paradise Hotel
United Service SEATTLE FOREST reports two climbers Messrs Greathouse and Welzl were killed during a blizzard while rope team ascended toward a 19000 foot pinnacle near Mi Ruineyt. The party slid over a crevasse as one member slipped. survivors were rescued after help arrived.
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United Service
Seattle Forest
Messrs
Greathouse
Sdwin Welzl
Mi Ruineyt
Paradise
Wetzel
Dilfe
Plans for British unemployment relief announced in Commons
In House of Commons debate on the Address-In-Depyt Mr J H Thomas outlined government schemes to reduce unemployment. He described a long list of public works to start as soon as possible and stated annual development funds of £1,000,900 for colonies, with expectations of further aid as Britain’s position improves.
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Unite Service
London
Wednessay
Britain
J. H. Thomas
Privy Seal
House of Commons
Thomas
Mey
Australia Signals Conditional Return to Russia Ties
The Australian reply to Russia hints that Australia is willing to resume relations under certain conditions. Prime Minister Bruce indicates the British government may view the matter with anger, suggesting Australia may not feel fully bound to follow Britain’s line.
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Laontmin
Bruce
Australia
Ramsay MacDonald
Mussia
Army
Duavant Wwe
Onsawkee Ward
Australa
Culprits Caught In Adelaide Bank Robbery Case
A man and a woman, Walker and Lorraine Delany, were arrested Wednesday evening in Adelaide for a sensational bank robbery. They arrived from Melbourne with £526 recovered, and cuffs bearing a Lady Wolgall inscription were found. Both faced Adelaide Police Court and were remanded with bail set for one week.
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Marth Adelaide
Swan
Sursame
LauralDy
Adelaide
John Honald Walker
Lorraine Delanty
Whey
Melbourne
Watehhouse
Walker
Swan Roach
Bayman
Lady Welgall
Ith Australia
Aubrey Loftus George
Lorraine Delany
Lady Wolgall
Chrisinus
Prahran Vie
Herit
William Walter
Meorge
Petrol Tax Plan Aimed at Unified State Action
Adelaide reports Premier Butler returned from Melbourne and favours uniform petrol tax action. He says Victoria Premier McPherson and SA law officers will draft a bill to be submitted to other states for concerted action. The bill should be ready in about a week.
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Adelaide
Thursany
R. L Butler
Melbourne
Willam —McPherson
Victora
Adelaide Robbery and Murder Verdict in Broad Daylight
Aged 56 in Adelaide is robbed by four men at 6:20 pm near a motel. A jeweler, a servant, and a wife and child were present as the attacker fled with a bag. Morris, who had borrowed a gun, later died by his own hand after evidence showed a violent moment. Police seek further information as investigations continue.
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Kurt Flim
Gous
Cocaner
North
Thelma
Win
Hedav
Hind
Lili
Wyn Jaend
Ane i
Morris
Seturn
Professor Osborne Praises America For Austrians
Melbourne reports Professor Osborne, chair of the English speaking Union, telling the Women Citizens' Movement that America can teach Britain in constitutional law and agriculture. He cites American care for quality, calls for ending idle criticism and for pulling together as two nations.
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Melbourne
America
Britain
Abe
Osborne
Women Citizens’ Movement
Lerux
Bail on Sundays Ancient Act Revived
Melbourne reporters note that under an Act of Charles I judicial acts may be performed on Sundays. Mc McFarlan state attorney general says future justices of the peace may grant bail on Sundays to arrested persons, reviving the old provision.
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Melbourne
McFarlan
Sae
Fancy dress basketball to headline High School sport night
Last week in A grade High School routed Central Methodists in a lopsided game. In B grade Centrals fell to an unknown opponent while Trojans Dauntless edged ahead by one goal. No association matches are planned this week as a novelty fancy dress match at the High School features two teams drawn from the association for an exhibition.
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Trojan-Solomontown
Centrals
Trojans
Dauntless
Association
Bines
Joyce Cottell
Edna Mortimore
Mabel Lines
Ida Cook
Jill Morey
Avenal Forgan
Mona White
Una Cavenet
Gwen Taylor
Marjorie White
Lily Fiddaman
Myrtle Teague
Irene Lenker
Carina Barduca
Solomontown Young Men’s Club Basketball Clash
Solomontown Young Men’s Club reports a tight basketball evening with Ramblers, Stars, Rovers, and Casnat within one point. Rovers beat Ramblees to top premiership points while Carnas beat Stars to stay third as four matches remain before semi finals. Crowds showed strong support for the spirited contest and ongoing title race.
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Ramblers
Stars
Rovers
Caznas
Ramblees
Carnas
Payland
Casnat
Anal
San Francisco Weather and Week of Fire Report
A San Francisco weather bulletin notes a week ending at 3:30 am with variable conditions. High pressure shifting, winds and frost events described, plus a major fire in the Golden Gate district linked to a disturbance centre and a potential $200,000 loss. Rainfall tallies across Australian regions are also summarized with many locations and points cited.
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Wester
Francisco
Adelaide
Golden Gate
Defendant Guilty Of Scene Leading To Car Wreck
In a June 20 incident a defendant struggled with a car’s steering and it backed onto the footpath, mounting the kerb before the vehicle toppled. Witnesses described the driver’s condition and actions as the magistrate imposed a £20 fine plus costs after finding the defendant guilty.
Dangerous Practice Claims a Child in Melbourne Crash
A Melbourne incident reports a small boy killed due to dangerous practice by a motorist. The scene centered on a crate and a sanding habit, with the driver unable to avoid the boy as he darted into traffic.
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Melbourne
Aschman
The King Sees Africa Best for Winter Travel
London report notes Africa favored for winter visits due to climate, with New Zealand and South Africa mentioned as contrasting regions. Observers discuss potential travel patterns and health effects, while doctors advise cautious planning amid shifting seasonal conditions.
South Cross flight resume halted near Allahabad
Reported delays in the Southern Cross air journey from Sydney to Karachi as strong headwinds and persistent engine trouble crippled progress. Squadron leaders Kingston Smith and crew refueled at Allanoba, battled a stubborn propeller, and endured a long, uncertain wait before deciding to pause and rest with hopes of resuming at dawn. News details the extensive ground checks, failed starts, and the crew’s resolve amid heat and humidity in India.
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Allanoba
Karachi
Bamrant
Altshalad
Danning
1.C
Kingstorn Smith
Wards Lient
Keine Paull
Thoray Seruis
Kingsford Smith
Han
Karschi
Sydney
Armen
Kingerora Smith
London
Ragoon
Mluhsbad
Fils
Nellis Stewart
Neil
Gatlipall
Feanee
Nelle
Calcutta
Weretessinr
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Jhansi
O.K. Tha
Kingston
Smith
Korsland Smith
Sydney Sun
India
Trotting Pirie Chub Officials Named by District Club
List of officers and officials announced by the Pirie and District Trotting Club for the upcoming season. Names include presiding roles such as president vice president starters and judges, plus timekeepers clerks and committee members across multiple positions.
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Dennis
W. Schuize
Aland
Nesers Prowse
McIntyre
Yation
Ans Stant Juden
Starter
G. 0. Gonda
Cler
Throuras
IT. Beamer
Oiesd
N.M. Sleavarl
Meward
A. Molunt
Sure
D. Davie
Palmer
Tate Cortrone
Midleton
Rte Committee
Cg, Dowley
Cg, Dowley; Hon. Farrier, Mr Hm, Beames Renards, Messrs. P. Wright
I- Goode
W. Tonkin
W. Lyer
Basomworth
G. Palmer
G. Smith
Led
P Roper
D. Adayis
A. J Mattie
Welch
John Smith
G. G. Goole
A. G Palemer
Rog Smith
al PY
Roperteharman
A. J. Martin
W. Mund
Sebi Cowley
Maidiite
Ste. Wi
Metasaittor
Hannins Servatars
Fidetarnan
Unclear OCR: Welshmen, vaulted records and tenants
Fragmentary text mentions Welsh players and vaulted records, with garbled names and phrases about tenants and Canadian ties. Lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to confirm a factual news item.
Fur and jewelry theft reported at Caulfield sale
Melbourne Thursday report notes that Jane Mares and Gen Kira Read from Caulfield took furs and jewelry valued at 290 in a disputed sale.
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Melbourne
Jefre
Jane Mares
Kira Read
Caulfield
Jewetley
Motorist Gear Change and Public Interest in England
The article discusses public interest in car control and gearbox changes. It notes continued demand for simplification to reduce driver error and improve safety, predicting progress as automatic transmission advances and engines automatically adjust to speed and load conditions.
French Grand Prix race at Le Mana Lat Saturday
The race on a 420 mile course ended with Buscitt driven by Williams taking victory at an average speed of 8 mph. Bairol in a Peugen car finished second, and Bugaill earx placed fourth. The event, run under new international rules, limited petrol and allowed 30 lbs extra fuel per 62 miles. Cars carried 1980 lb total weight, with independent external petrol tanks and no streamlining.
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le Mana Lat
Buscitt
Wiliams
Bairol
Bugaillearx
Para
Arrival at Karachi Sparsely Noted in Brief
At Karachi a brief item notes the Southern Cross arrived in the city on a thin afternoon, with unclear timing and minimal readable details. The fragmentary report mentions the ship or aircraft but provides few specifics on date, origin, or purpose.
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Kanaght
Melbourne Driver Killed by Motor Truck
A Melbourne man was killed in a traffic incident as a motor truck struck him during a marcher procession. He suffered fatal injuries at the scene, with investigators reviewing the accident timeline and vehicle details.
Wandearah Girls' Guild Annual Oxture Parade
The Wandearah Girls Guild held its annual Oxture of the Wan vewrah Garis' Guiry on Tuesday evening at the institute Hu. The programme featured a parade in original costumes and poverty gestures. Judges praised Mise Blavin Deyideon's original character as the best and Fred Afford's wan as the best sustained. Several diners and contestants in early and original costumes were named, including W. R. Pasitield, Otisses Ivy, Mavis Vanstone, Mavis Everes, and Audrey Jackson among others.
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Wanvewrah Garis’ Guiry
N. G. Dewnle
A. Vanstone
Mewars
G. Crouchi
W. A. Audiele
Mise Blavin Deyideon
Fred Afford
Siewster
Erly
W. R. Pasitield
Otisses Ivy
Squatters' Cup Carnival Draws Strong Attendance
The second day of the Pow Awimista carnival featured a larger audience and generally satisfying events. Attendance rose, with notable performances from Latasnty Harms, while the evening program proceeded smoothly despite minor disruptions.
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Algesta
Thureney
Ndow
Gall
Not Guilty Verdict in Bombing Conspiracy Case
Three men charged in a bombing conspiracy were acquitted as court evidence was attacked amid testimony about government economy cuts and potential dismissals. The Melbourne courtroom heard witnesses describe explosions linked to a Greek Channel incident and related police statements.
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Melbourne
Ehactrim
Air Force
Maribrynong Removat Depo
Grand National Hurdle Recap At Melbourne
Melbourne coverage lists jockeys and horses in a chaotic race account. Names such as Ye Wotan and Amissrons appear alongside a long roster of competitors and speculative outcomes.
Supremacy of Air in Roman Empire Transport Policy
Fragmentary text describes a Rome era debate on air superiority and transport, mentioning leaders and ships. The passage references maintaining dominance and readership in military or imperial movement, with unclear specifics about events or dates.
Melbourne thief jailed for cocaine possession
A Melbourne court sentenced Thi Savin to nine months in gaol after a cocaine possession case. The narrow wording notes an order and the judge’s decision, with limited details on the incident or proceedings.
Transport Problems Meeting Notice Clarified
A local meeting discusses transport issues and housing rent concerns. Participants include Mr Nath Heniat and others from Dene. The notice outlines a plan to address rent obligations and municipal services in the coming week.
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Nath
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