Pirie Jubilee Committee Sets Plans Amid Turbulent News
The Pirie Jubilee Celebration Committee met with Dr W Munro chairing in Mayor Pitagerald’s absence. Members reported progress on advertising and broadcasting to publicize the event. A children’s carnival and sports program are planned at Memorial Oval with funds benefiting the Jubilee.
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Pirie
J. C. Pitagerald
W. Munro
Val
Alice Darlinghurst
Morris Llewellyn Davies
Cringe
Pirie Club
Dorothy Loval
Davies
Mai Lovat White
Belil
Ten
Nis
Condon
King of Shipping
R. Bar Jew
Queen of Shipping
Bert Rogers
Adelaide
Rogers
Berri
Wyer Murray
New Federal Court Judges Named in Melbourne Report
Mr Bruce announced the lineup for the new Federal Court of Conciliation and Arbitration. D Ethridge will be chief judge of the Victorian County Court, J Larkin of Queensland Supreme Court, and Beeby of New South Wales District Court to serve as the other two judges. Appointments immediate. presiding judges to be sworn in Monday after the end of the current session.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Federal Court of Conciliation and Arbitration
Juadce D. Ethridgs
Victorian
Kooringa's Firemen on Danger List In Adelaide Court
In Adelaide, Inspector Whittle said material found in the possession of George Gray and Eriz Donovan may unravel a serious maltreatment ring. Gray, Donovan charged with insufficient means, pleaded not guilty and were remanded. bail refused. Gray, boxer and referee, and Donovan described as his manager, faced suspicions linked to the steamer Kooringa and recent jewellery robberies.
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Adelaide
Whittle
Criminal Investigation Branch
George Gray
Boxer
Eriz
Donovan
Gray
Adel Wide
Ted Monson
Lonovan
Les
Otter
Mohan
William Figey Bee
Kooringa
Ace Atill
Mar kets report on fruit prices and stock exchange quotes
Atelaie Priday Wholesale lists fruit prices including Mandarins apples oranges and cabbages with varied per case and dozen rates. Stock exchange quotations from Ward and Co Adelaide dated July 4 show bids and asks for Lyell, Broken Hill, Rhetrolytic Zinc, Junction North, Mt Isa, North, South, PRide Zinc Holdens Wilcox Mofflin and Adelaide Steamship Co with buyers and sellers.
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Stock Exchange
A. A. Pearce and Co
Ward Z Go
Adelaide
Lyell
Broken Hill
Junction
North
South
Sul- Pride Corporation
Zinc Corporation
Prof
Holdens
Wilcox, Mofflin
Adelaide Steamship Co
Etal Market Accents Australien Mota and Copper Rates
The market report notes July 15 quotations for Standard and Spot rates across metals. It lists accruals for ingots, electrolytic bars, and forward prices, with 자세 for lead and silver, and mentions copper and coal figures with monthly and forward shifts.
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Australien
Jon
I Pestandard
Apo
Ena
Forora Coal
Sumce
Wireless dispute fuels writs against Sydney broadcasters
Sydney publishers face ten writs seeking 5000 pounds each, totaling 50000, over a battle on wavelengths and power sparked by a July 18 letter to the Sydney Morning Herald. Five writs target Broadcasters Sydney Limited and the 2BL station, with four directed at managing director W I Melardy over a published letter bearing his signature.
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Sydney
Lrowdcastings
Sydney “Morning Herald
Parliew
Farmer and Co. Eta
Broadcasters
Sydney, Limited
2BL
Lardy
Famous old university honors airship pioneer Arnstein
Art Arnstein vice president at Zeppelin Corporation received an honorary Doctor of Technical Science from the Technical University of Prague. Aachen also awarded him a honorary degree, recognizing his contributions to airship design and reflumbation research, with Aachen noted as Charlemagne’s origin and a center of technical study.
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Art Arnstein
Noonyear - Zeppelin Corporation
Aftship
Los Angéles
Loelor
Almstein
Oht University
Aachen
Technical University of Aachen
Aix- la-Ghapelly
Charlemagne
Clude
Nine Victims Destructive Malley in Liverpool Match
In a Liverpool report of the Australia versus Lancashire match the narrative centers on Malley’s aggressive fielding and Makypeace’s large score while Gregory’s bowling tired the batting side. Richardson and Ponsford showed promise though the Australian innings collapsed amid slow bowling and damp conditions after heavy rainfall.
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M.A
Liverpool
Australia
Lancashire
Malley
Makypeace
Gregory
Melonald
Ami
Mulley
Bardsley
Richardson
Ducknor
Banks Failures Spread From Florida Into Georgia Crisis
A Florida financial crisis extends to Georgia with about 50 banks closed and reports of 20 more failing. Police investigate a bankers trust company tied to the boom as six counties report ensuing turmoil. Bowling figures show McDonald taking five for 13? and Iddon one for four in the latest tally.
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United Service
New Orleans
Florida
Georgia
Bankers’ Trust Company
Valuable Jewels Big Australian Sale In Lancashire
Widespread interest follows the announcement of a sale at Christie's on July 20 of jewels by order of the Australian Government. The jewelled items include rings pendants bags and more valued at thousands of pounds. Government possession and motives for selling remain unclear while England is cited as the preferable market. The sale affects items formerly smuggled from Switzerland and now under Commons wealth control. People await details as to whether Australia will profit from the sale.
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Lancashire
Verell
Mailey
Syeelat
Watson
Ellis
B Mailey
Pegg
Ena
Wien
Nelley
Hax Deen Eckersley
St. Ellis
Ty Mailey S
Paynter
Andrews
H Wichardson
Christie's
Australia
England
The Net Closing in McPherson Case
Special to The Recorder Los Angeles reports evidence at the grand jury in the McPherson case. Witnesses place Ameine McPherson with Kroneth Orton after her disappearance as stories tie her to a supposed Mexican bondage tale. A Tucson dealer identifies Ameir among lookalikes in Douglas prior to her reappearance.
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Recorder
Los Angeles
Oramd
Ainne McPherson
Joe Ryan
Almee
Kroneth Orton
Salinas
California
Mra Kennedy
Barnani
Arrivine Mhcrowel Culver Gily
Gordon Vote Drives Wedge in Australian Cricket
London report notes an extraordinary Gordon Cricket Club meeting over Mr Smith and Mr Kellweys exclusion from the team. Cables show Smith not reelected as delegate amid club controversies while Kellwey seeks clarity through press interviews. Melbourne and London dispatches cite debate over control and umpire decisions, with broader strains on Australian cricket and county alliance.
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Recorder
London
Lydncy Smith
Charles Kelleway
Aigtoren
Gorden Cricket Club
Smith
Kelleway
Sydney
Australan Mug Club
Wrongful as Expulsion Club Member Vindicated
Captain Pelee Wright sued the Bath Club for damages over an expulsion. He was awarded £125 plus costs after the jury found the club committee acted unjustly and breached its contract. Justice Morridge urged fair hearings and unbiased committee conduct in such judicial matters.
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Recorder
London
Pelee Wright
Bath Club
Wright
Morridge
Return to Ireland Sought for Lane Picture Collection
The Lane Pictures worth £200,000, housed in the Tate Gallery, are urged by the Free State to be returned to Dublin. Sir Hugh Lane bequeathed them to the National Gallery of London in 1916, while a codicil directing Dublin's return was left unsigned. Britain refused legislation to honor the codicil, citing dangerous precedent.
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Free State
Britain
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Tutu
Dublin Corporation
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Bouslig
In Pictures
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Mtv
Dublin
Seer Rte
Federal Budget Debate in Melbourne House of Representatives
The Australian Parliament session discusses broadcasting licence fees and budget implications. Mr Gibson notes government control of administration, with 2/6 licence fee, £27207 paid to date. Debates address taxation, rural-urban shift, and Workmen's Compensation impact. Senate backs Migration Bill 46 to 7, adjourns to Wednesday.
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Latham
Os Mg
Mir. Scallin
Lathan
Victorian Farmers' Union
Countes
Sat
Dr. Pag
Commonwealth Bank
BE Pag
Wall
Commonwealth
Sculley
Naval Commission
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Par- Mer Moloney
Perking
Messie
Scullin
Parker Molony
Page
Mir
Parker Moroney
New Sout Wales
Progress Wails
Motre
Ilsue
Heart of a King Old Charger Saved From Slaughter
London readers learn how a Life Guards drum horse named Old Joe, aged twenty, saved from slaughter, served 19 years in the corps. He helped train recruits and powered in a royal pageant impersonating Charles I during a military tournament before the King personally intervened to spare him at Windsor.
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London
Life Guards
Joe
Meap
Charles I
Madame Tussauds Rebuilds After 1925 Fire
A company is registered with capital of £157,000 to rebuild Madame Tussaud's waxwork exhibition on Marylebone Road London destroyed by fire on March 18 1925. It will reproduce every feature including the Chamber of Horrors. moulds survived, so faces can be recreated.
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the Recorder
London
Hay
Malame ‘Tussaud
Marylbone Road
Chamber of Horrors
Labor manifesto denial after party meeting in Melbourne
At a Federal Labor Party meeting in Canberra today the rejection of a report claiming the party manifesto on referendum proposals lacked consent was voiced. Senator Neatham said strong resentment was expressed and a formal denial issued, noting the manifesto was read at a party meeting and approved for publication under Charlton and Blakeley with two dissentients.
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Melbourne
Frida
Nentary Labor Party
W. H. Lampert
Labor Party
Te Party
Neutham
Tequely
Messe Charlton
Blakeley
Premier Lyons and three others injured in level crossing crash
Friday report says the Premier Mr Lyons and three other motorists were injured when their car was struck at a level crossing near Launceston. The Premier has a fractured leg and other injuries. The party escaped a likely death or serious outcome in the smash.
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Nobant
Lyons
Launceston
Hospital reform proposal urged by Dr Mekachern
Dr Malcolm Mekachern urges Lang Government to create a voluntary government aided hospital system funded by public and philanthropic support under a trustees board. He calls for a Director Governor of Hospitals and a municipal area for incurables, with patients allowed to seek their own doctors and stricter hospital organization to meet statutory requirements.
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Sydney
Malcolm Mekachern
Lang
Wee
Nanpitals
Pathents Shiall
New Newspaper Company Registered in Sydney
A new company was registered in Sydney on a Friday with capital of £500,000. It aims to establish print and publish newspapers and to operate as proprietors and publishers. The first directors are Messrs P West, M Peltingrt, and Mr Beak.
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Friday J Now
Beckett's Newspapers
Capial
Messrs
P. West
M. Peltingrt
Anl Mf. Beak
Record Non Stop 3125 Miles Flight Sets 29 Hour Record
French airman completed a nonstop flight of 3125 miles from Paris to Imak Siberia in 29 hours, surpassing prior records. The feat echoes Artachart’s 2734 mile Bourget to Basra run in 20 hours, highlighting advancing long distance aerial performance.
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Imak
Siberia
Yesteriny
Paria
Ile
Artachart
Bourget
Basra
Dickens' First Play Stratagems of Rozana Unearthed
The Daily News reports the discovery of Charles Dickens Instellert at age 46. A four comedietta titled Stratagems of Rozana is praised for lively youthful imagination, though the style is described as crude and the scene set in Venice.
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United Service
London
Charles Dickens
Rozana
Literatuers
Daily News
Venice
Australian Defence Inadequacy Stressed In Parliament
In Melbourne today an Inspector-General report presented to the House of Representatives warned Australia remains heavily dependent on Britain for naval protection. It urged faster funding to ready the army, noting citizen forces are 28 percent under establishment. The A.L.F. Cannons Trust Fund reported £752,503 distributed to 49,302 disabled soldiers and dependents. The Sir Samuel McGaughey bequest could fund about £600,000 for education of children of deceased or disabled soldiers, aiding over 12,000 students.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Harry Chauvet
Australia
Ion
IL Wir
Harry Changer
Harry
Gilizen Forces
Samuel McGaughey
The Winning Ticket and Bond Release for Polaris
Emanuel Polaris a Greek was convicted of stealing a co partnership share of a winning Tattersalls ticket and has been released on bond. Polaris agreed to restore the stolen money to its rightful owner George Wilson and to cover costs. He is to pay Willy.
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Melbourne
Emanuel Polaris
Copartnership
Tattersalls
Polaris
George Wilson
Mr Justice James Hospital Postpones Operation
Mr dutnden Jutit is admitted to a private hospital with an internal ailment and his operation has been postponed. His family remains at his side and he will not resume ferony duties for several months.
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Sydney
Dutnden
Sydney Stock Exchange Boom Amid Strong Trading Interest
A brisk upswing on the Sydney Stock Exchange boosts activity in regard to trading and industrial shares. Prices tempt buyers as the recent days show record volume, aided by good seasons and governments avoiding local loans. New Zealand funds flow into government securities and leading shares.
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Sydney
Sydney Stock Exchange
Egard 10
Industriel Heakae
Mie Extreme Legislat
Ion
New Zealand
Death of a Miner inquest verdict electric shock at North Mine
In a Friday inquest at Broken Hill medical evidence pointed to Domenica Comparin, an Italian miner, as the death victim. The jury found death due to electric shock from a damaged high-power cable though no gas was involved and noted better cable protection is needed. Comparin, 18 months in Australia, was discovered at 1100 feet within the North Mine.
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Broken Hill
Domenica Comparin
Tacrvay
I Comparin
Rozzo
Italy
Australie
Local union meeting on Sunday to organize referendum campaign
A meeting of members from all unions was convened by the United Trades and Labor Cause to discuss an organize referendum campaign. The "No campaign" will not be held at the Trades Hall on Sunday after the meeting date, according to the report.
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Feanni
Ihm
Atur
Maltese Man Remanded in Adelaide Knife Wounding Case
Paul Camilleri of two Maltese companions faced Adelaide Police Court charged with unlawfully wounding Salvalor Yella with a pocket knife during a Mindley Street incident yesterday. He was remanded on Monday with £50 personal bond and £50 surety bail.
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Adelaide
Atsing Oui
Alfrey
Mindley Street
Stephens
Opbern
Paul Camilleri
Made Comfortable, BLIND TASMANIAN WEETS KING
United Service. LONDON Thursday. It is Majesty the King received a blind Tasmanian legislator in the Indian room. Captain Frank Marriott recounted a 40 minute audience with the King. They talked about Australia and Tasmania and the King laughed at jokes while probing political affairs.
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United Service
London
Frank Marriott
Tasmanian House of Assembly
Tally
Tasmania
J. O'Grady
Newsvendor Held Guilty in Adelaide On Female Offence
In Adelaide on Friday a newsvendor was found guilty of a criminal offence involving a girl. The case marked a second conviction in a year, following a similar charge about twelve months earlier at the same court.
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Adelaide
Sia Fio
Am “Amase Fe
Berg
Channel Swim Fails In Harsh Conditions
Special to The Recorder reports a prankster attempted a channel swim under adverse conditions. The attempt faced difficulties as hours passed with challenging water and weather, hindering progress and raising questions about safety and planning.
Libel Verdict in Turkish Aviation Case Damages Set
A jury awarded Oirs Loulea Constantionple Bradbury of Burnley Street Rich Popular Party £750 damages with costs against Truth and Sportsman Ltd over libel reporting. The Turkish Aero Club claimed the report manufactured evidence of forced involvement in Turkish pilots training abroad. The defendants argued Mrs Bradbury was not married and highlighted foreign aircraft manufacturers’ absence in the coverage.
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Melbourne
Justice
Arthur
Oirs Loulea Constantionple
Bradbury
Burnley Street
Turkish Aero Club
Truth and Sportsman, Ltd
Drad
Bury
Drizzling Rain Dampens Weekend Farmers At Port Yard
A light drizzle yesterday afternoon and evening created unpleasant conditions for farming men at the port yard. Weather hampered readiness for the coming season as workers assessed equipment needs and planned for upcoming tasks.
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