Labor Ministry Cabinet Named for Victoria in Melbourne
The Victorian Labor Ministry is announced with Premier and Treasurer G M Prendergast, Chief Secretary T Tunnecliffe, Education and Labor Simmon minister, and others including E Hogan, H Bailey, J Jones, and McNamara. Five of eight salaried ministers are metropolitan, three from the country. Public servants welcome the change while Farmers Union members note a strong country program. Tunnecliffe says he will seek Crown Law authorities’ view on reinstating the dispersed police strikers.
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Melbourne
G, M Prendergast
T. Tunnecliffe
Simmon
E. Hogan
H. Bailey
Attorai Feneral
J. Jones
Mines and Forests
McNamara
M’s.l.a
Farmers Union
Tunnecliffe
Writs and suit listed in Sydnex Friday report
Jing Chhiew sues Smith's Weekly alleging serious violation of honesty and libel damages claimed at £20,000. Writs issued and William Shendlian named as test case for the next session of the Supreme Court.
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Sydnex
Jing Chhiew
Weiss
Smith's Weekly
Allegin
William Shendlian
Sipreme
Patterson and Wood win in doubles at Illinois championship
Patterson advances in a Minnesota themed tennis meet as he and Wood defeat Kalms and Schlessiver in the men's doubles second round. The match ends 6 3, 6 2 with other pairs also advancing in the same round.
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Renter's
Service
Ancouver
Patterson
Westbrook
Wood
Kalms and Schlessiver
Pavineln
Berznitaky
Chicago
Woot
Hayes
Syudic
Bishop Killian Visits Port Augusta Parish Tour
Official entry of Bishop Killian to the Port Augusta Catholic parish unfolds with a Friday visit to Pinte and a July 28 first parish visit since ordination. Civic reception planned, then confirmations at St Mark's Church, Catholic school activities, talks at Pirie Town Hall, and dances with suppers. Jubilee display at St Mark's Hall accompanies a busy schedule across Wareenertown and other centers before returning to Port Augusta.
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Atel
Port Augusta
Killian Sitl
Pinte
Nils Wall
Jc) Fitzgerald
Fowe Hall
Pam
St. Mark's Church
Hihwinge
Monny
Echools
Pirie
Pry Atul Brook
Institute Hall
St Mark's Hall
Thibe
Warenertown
Maskee crew reports alleged fate of Douglas Mawson crew
From Port Darwin on Friday the Maskee crew relayed an unconfirmed tale of the ill fated Douglas Mawson voyage. A Myall black purportedly told a crewman that a larger cutter was sunk with white men and women taken captive by natives near Port Bradshaw. Other natives backed the claim though details remain disputed.
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Darwin
Douglas Mawnon
Doctor Wade
Elcha
Grote Islands
Cape Wilberforce
Myall Black
Port Bradshawe
Grote Ts- Juul
Thie Myall
Devartel
Adelaide murderer in police court remanded for August 1
Harold Adams of Wakefield street Adelaide remanded without bail on a murder charge after a drunk driving incident on Pirie street. A motor lorry crash near Pirie and Hutt streets left one man dead, identified as Alexander McDonald, a licensed luggage porter. The driver and others fled. one injured man was taken to Adelaide Hospital.
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Adelaide
Harold Adams
Wakefield Street
Pirie Street
Correll
Kennedy
E. M. Sabine
P.M
Vail
Adams
Alexander McDonald
Ivey
City Watchhouse
Pirie and
Hutt
Adelaide Hospital
Alexander McDemat
Two Men and a Car in Melbourne Assault Case
A serious case report from Melbourne describes two men and a traveler who witnessed an assault on Jeling Wolke near Hick Bodhet Mou. The attackers allegedly threatened a bystander with a pistol, forcing entry and holding a curtain, as the car was driven off. Medival examisa vw indicated the victim had not been seriously injured.
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Melbourne
Jeling Wolke
Hick Bodhet
Maw
Tee Tien
Lim
Ballot Box Case and Labor Executive Meeting
The Labor Executive met to review the ballot box dispute and the appeal by Bailey Bramaton and others against their expulsion. After examining evidence, the sub committee’s report was summarized and the executive, in emergency session, took no action.
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Rede Tay
Adeeratang Bator
New South Wales
Messy
Bailey
Bramaton
Ammeriy Cieciet
Brown coal venture in Inkerman district Adelaide
An English company reportedly secured an option over five square miles of Inkerman leases 54 miles from Adelaide to develop brown coal for briquettes and lighting. Inkerman Coal and Oil Company chair G F Claridge admits interest but cites no details. Past tests showed coal deposits from 56 to 60 million tons on the property, with licenses covering 27 square miles and seams estimated to last about 20 years at 250 600 tons annually.
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Adelaide
Inkerman ‘Onl and Oil Company
Inkerman
G. F. Claridge T
Inkerman Coal and Oil Company
Inkert Coal Company
Jelley Defends Deputations and Mental Health Aid
Mr Jelley rejects claims of profligacy while defending funding for mental health care, noting Minda Home gains an extra 1000 pounds yearly given the Government’s tight finances. He argues such support is a community service, and questions sterilisation plans for sexual perverts, saying legislative opinion against it remains strong. He cites recent criticism as miscurrant.
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Adelaide
J. Jelley
Petury
Jelley
Minda
Minda Committee
New South Wales
South Australia
Pilfering on wharves leads to three year term
Brisbane judge Mr Justice Luitin sentences Hlears Foxcroft to three years imprisonment amid a crackdown on pilfering on wharves. The judge notes pilfering is a Queensland problem, with interstate cargo pilferage totaling £56,900 in loss across ships and consignments.
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Brisbane
Justice Luitin
Hlears Foxcroft
Queensland
Migrants Arrive in Melbourne Under Carruthers Farms Scheme
Baradine arrives with 437 migrants for Australia. The group includes two men and their families. Described as the first settlers under the Carruthers Mil Hom Farms program, the passengers are said to be a good type, with many described as Judaism-friendly settlers.
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Melbourne
Wistuwner Baradine
Australit
Soviet Ambassador Appointed to Pekin
M. Karachan has informed the Chinese Foreign Office of his appointment as ambassador to Pekin by the Soviet Government.
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Reuter
Pekin
M. Karachan
Foreign Office
Lacey and Stewart Clash Over Road Grants in Victoria District
In Parliament Mr. A W Lacey urged broader road grants for underdeveloped areas amid comments by Mr P G Stewart minister of works and railways that Commonwealth funds supplement municipal efforts. The debate touched on South Australian road policies and differences in treatment between cities and rural districts. The Darwin wreck story was read aloud and a rescue party requested as a separate matter. The Senate spent the day on the Commonwealth Bank Bill with proceedings adjourned.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
P. G. Stewart
Yirks and Railways
A. W. Lacey
J. McNeill
Gwestern
A. W. Lacey Saa
Uougne
Streaky Y District
South Australia
Stewart
Darwin
Mir. Whitsitt
Carpentaria
Elliot Kionson
Howe
Bruce Tad
Senate
Inioh
Barrier Bakers Review Price of Flour
In Broken Hill on Friday master bakers stated a price rise for flour is inevitable. Adelaide advised flour had risen to £15 per ton, up £30 per ton in seven weeks, and higher fuel wood costs would push bread price up by one penny for a 2lb loaf.
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Broken Hill
Adelaide
Sydney Bread Price Rise Reports Second Increase
Sydney reports a further rise in flour prices with the price per stone advancing to £14 10s, marking the second increase within a week. The muster tak and official statements are noted in the record.
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Sydney
Hrudley
English Cricket Tour Signings and Possible Omissions
It is understood that J. W. Lear A. A. Wood and J. B. Hubbs cannot go to Australia. They will likely be omitted from England's next Test team, which is provisionally set to face Australia.
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Menter
London
J. W. Lear
A. A. Wood
J. B. Hubbs
Auscatia
England
Jean
Dor
Australia
South Africa Wins MacKinnon Cup At Bisley
South Africa scored 552 and 522 to win the MacKinnon Cup at Bisley today. Australia placed second with 102 and ? England took third with 1041 and Scotland finished fourth with 1036.
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Reuter
London
South Africa
Bisley
Australia
England
Scotland
Curtailed spending urged for all governments
Sydney report states that the state treasurer warned late governments to curb expenditures or be compelled to submit to curtailment. The message emphasizes prudent budgeting to avoid future financial distress.
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Sydney
Outelae
Olympic Games Details From Paris Semi finals and finals
Paris reports detail multiple events. Skelton of America won the 200 metres breaststroke final. Decombe of Belgium was second. White of America won the springboard diving final. Great Britain placed third in the fours. Trinity led Canada in one race. Bull of Australia retired in the sculls final. Holland won the pairs final, France second. Switzerland beat France in the final fours. Richards of America beat La Coste of France in tennis round. Miss separ defeated Miss Jessup in the ladies fourth round to reach semi finals.
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Reuter
Paris
Frank Beaurepaire
Skelton
America
Decombe
Belgium
Kirschbaum Agnesiea Eve
New South Wales
White
Comparnless
Great Britain
Trinity
Canada
Bull
Australia
Beresfor
Britain
Gilmore
Schneider
Switzerland
Beresford
Holland
France
Siates
Richards
la Coste
Rers
Miss Separ
Miss Jessup
Ladies doubles semi final qualifiers listed
Miss McKane of Britain and Wills of America along with Malle Alaste and Madame Golding of France have qualified for the semi finals. Australian Press Association reports in London that the Murray Bridge crew manager was taken to hospital this afternoon with bronchitis, condition not regarded as serious.
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Reuter
Paris
Misses McKane
Britain
Wills
America
Malle
Alaste
Madame Golding
France
Australian Press Association
London
Murray Bridge
Australian boxers face hostile verdicts in London bout
Australian boxers endured a disputed decision in London on Thursday. Sinclair, a leading Australian, lost 3 points in a bout described as poorly judged, despite delivering a strong first round and heavy second round, with the crowd reacting with evident hostility.
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Australian Press Association
London
Sinclair
Initial Work Hew er's Serview Conference Update
London Thursday uncial communique notes continued work by committees on Tutet Allied Conference. First committee chaired by P Snowden, third by Sir Robert Widersley, second to meet tomorrow under J H Thomas. British Government hosted dinner for visiting Conference with Bates, Ramsay MacDonald presiding, attendees including high commissioners from Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Fiji, and India.
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London
P. Snowden
Robert Widersley
J. H. Thomas
Soli- Bates
Lancnaten Nyise Gienight
Ramsay MagTonul
Wgh
Australia
South Africa
New Adalind
Vela Fre Sixty
India
Dominion Representation at Allied Conference
Reports from London and Ottawa indicate Dominion representation at the Inter Allied Conference is unresolved. The likely plan suggests three delegates with one acting for Canada. Senator Melcourt is named as an empowered representative for Australia on behalf of Canada.
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London
Tomintons
Vaelt Aveanion
J. H. Thomas
Golonial
Reuter
Ottawa
Thuradas
Kins
Britain
Thomas
Melcourt
Lexuriom
Ausien
Canada
Luxuries Tariff Passed by Japanese Upper House
Supplementary estimates including the Luxuries Tariff have been approved by Tokyo’s Upper House. The tariff should take effect from promulgation, date pending understanding with nations enjoying conventional tariff rates. Goods transit question discussed in the interests of importers.
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Reuter
Tokio
New voting systems proposed for South Australia
Premier John Gunn says cabinet has not yet considered compulsory voting. government plans a full redistribution with seven electorates returning five members each under Hare Spence system. Tasmania experience guides proposed modifications including odd legislature size.
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Adelaide
John Gunn
Victoria
South Australia
House of
Tasmania
Advertising convention session features Churchill Baldwin and Roosevelt
International Advertising Convention closes after sessions led by prominent figures including Churchill Baldwin and S. Baldwin and George B. Harriman discuss economic restoration. Delegates from multiple countries unite under banners with an anthem. Wigment photography notes Wales patronage. Proceedings urge cooperation to prevent wars and aid global recovery.
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Serva
London
Siniber
Eluediag
S. Baldwin
RB. Hurry
Winston Churchill
Mamta Wim
Meneager
Coolidga
Prs
Wales
Missing Airmen Search Clears Uncertain Leads
Tokyo dispatch reports progress in a naval search for a missing aviator. Destroyer Ankaze and Sqtadrim-feastar Maclaren dispatched at eight last night describe ongoing effort, with unclear issues and no confirmed recovery yet. Fate remains uncertain amid mixed signals and prior misfortune.
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Tokio
Ankaze
Squtadrim-feastar Maclaren
Lead Burners Wage Claim At Broken Hill Meeting
Representatives of the Trades and Laborers Union and Mining Managers met at Broken Hill yesterday over the Woon demand for higher pay for lead burners. Union delegates cited Melbourne rates of £7 6/8 for 44 hours and pressed for £7 10/ a week for 46 hours with 12 paid holidays. Managers' Association will consider the claim and advise of the result at the earliest opportunity.
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Broken Hill
Priday
Trades and Laborers’ Union
Woon
Melbourne
Queensland shearers win wage increase by Arbitration Court
Wensland shearers in Queensland gain over shillings per hundred sheep after Arbitration Court ruling. Station hands also receive an all round increase as the presiding judge notes the industry is prosperous and exceptionally buoyant.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Arbitration Court
ENGLISH LOCO DRIVERS VOTE ON RAIL STAFF STRIKE
Members of the Locomotive Engine Drivers Society Nave reportedly rejected a proposal after ballots showed about 18 298 votes for and 15 708 against. The result reflects a divide among engine crews over proposed work terms and conditions.
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London
Locomotive Engine Drivers’ Society Nave
Tangled Point in Tasmanian Politics
In Hobart Friday a tangly dispute arose over the Vic Denison seat in the House of Assembly. The controversy centers on by elections, nominations, and possible vote reallocation amidst electoral officer orders and a chief justice intervention.
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Hobart
Peru
Vic Denison
Syochen
Ioan Eivetoy
Tfie
Manai du
Wits
Adelaide meeting backs Bruce Page ministry pledge
A Adelaide gathering adopted a resolution praising the Counts Hang Association and urging continued coalition with the Country party for producers, tariff reductions, trade in primary industries, and policy continuity. Delegates and members are urged to support formalities, policy, and cooperation.
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Adelaide
Fryila
Schounel
Adelante
Hang
Avery
Country Party
Bible Reading in Schools Debate in Parliament
Wellington report notes a proposal to allow Bible reading in schools without comment was rejected in Parliament by the government. The decision marks a stand on religious exercises in public schools and shapes educational policy discussions.
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Wellington
Schovls Bi
Alools
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Killian
Labor Executive
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China
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MacKinnon Cup
Eve
Inter-Allied Conference
Mr. John Gunn
Priday Ariwrnuus
Wensland
Tasmanian
Bruce-Page Ministry
S.A. Country Party
New Zealand
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