Port Pirie Unemployed Demand Government Aid
A meeting, attended by about 160 residents, urged strong action to aid single unemployed men in Port Pirie. Speakers, including the Mayor and local clergy, pressed the Government to resume rations or provide public works as relief, noting Port Adelaide’s different treatment and outlining funds already spent and shortages to be addressed.
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Senosn Ik
Slegla
Piri
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D. G. Plageruld
Ice
Norman Ade
Port Adelaide
Everal
Port Adingda
Port Pirie
Julice
Io Picle
Olen
Adelaide
Carrivil
Wolep
Sud Hat Svith
Smetters Gates
BAS
All Inc. Conunlites
Commulites
Beach Committee
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Etter
Thad Tose Whiteh
Norman Linda
Australie
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Sini
Port Dire
Bideratinn
Pha Srux
Sean ‘Naltee
Relinf
S_Betleeine
Clebanar
Anne
Hess
Cade
Tia
Piria
Port-Adelaide
Gebravons
Lade
Nmi
Port Pri Bir
A. W. Lacey
Seimarks
Ani
Nate
Moleek
Joh
Amelaide
Tadly Dante
Rey Mr Life
Pst
Anu
J. G. Tagéralt
W. Coffey
Heliet
Bad Ann
Pirin
Opportune moment brisbane train disaster report
A late night Brisbane incident near Armidale and Glen Innes involved a derailed car and a central auto disaster. The express train cut a embankment damaging line and signaling gear. Several passengers reported injuries and passengers were moved to safety as crews worked to reopen the route.
Rise in Wheat Values Brightens Market Outlook
In Adelaide and South Australia wheat values show a rise per bushel with an encouraging outlook. Reports indicate higher values and export demand, with stock levels near 400,000 to 500,000 bushels available for export and domestic use. Market notes attribute gains to improved demand and supply expectations.
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Adelaide
South Australie
Timber clash at Glebe as workers face off near yards
About 2,900 timber workers gathered outside George Huvlson Co yards in Glebe on Thursday. Police were present as strikers tussled with loyalists, gates were shoved, two gates damaged, and two men arrested in a disturbance at closing time.
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Sydney
George Huvlson
Glebe
Owever
Cnd
Teo Gites
Burglary in Comfort Involves Jewellery Theft and Disturbances
A burglary in Comfort led to jewellery valued at £358 being stolen from Me Morris. The thief moved to Waraplam Grove Norvoor and spent time at several houses, making dampers and sleeping rough. A disturbance at a later residence prompted the homeowner to intervene, with authorities noting the suspect faced imminent consequences.
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Adelaide
Morris
Kent
Waraplam Grove
Norvoor
Galdman
Guinty
Lottery fine for alleged unemployed relief scheme swindle
In Melbourne Hoyle was fined £50 by the Hill Police Court for conducting a lottery described as a good cause appeal. The magistrate ruled the scheme, though presented to help the unemployed, as a desperate swindle.
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Melbourn
Linking Up Tasmania Wireless Telephony Effort Progress
Melbourne reports a plan for a wireless telephony installation. Postmaster General expects consolidation of stork time to 42 to 48 months. Deputation members including Mr Middielon and Mr Coffey backed the resolution urging government action.
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Melbourne
Thursany
Malttinad
Connell Nieeline
Middielon
Coffey
Citizong
Sreoniane
Sydney gunplay leaves one dead after early morning shooting
In Sydney a fatal gun attack left a man dead and injured others as five assailants opened fire near Murtha Street and Beat area. Police detained several suspects including Hauser Wein and others as Murer and Green faced remand amid ongoing inquiries.
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Sydney
Murtha
Gallmoy
Winile Weller
Huson
Tha Trane
East Sydney
Flex Davla
Maroubra
Jamee Davine
PeVind
Murer
Bnet Fuse
Poomk
Motiozalf
Rumors on War Bias Clouding Rail Reports
Fragmented OCR reads suggest rumors about a war involving Russia and Japan, with mentions of various papers and regions. The garbled text hints at conflicts and tensions across multiple nations, but specific names, dates, or events are unclear.
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Aube
Hays
Benkou
Russia
Chias
Demonstration at WascoW and Riga amid unrest
The fragmented report describes demonstrations in WascoW and Riga, noting tense clashes and rhetoric about raids and bombardment. It mentions scattered numbers and dubious claims, with references to Chinese and Russian actors and unclear effects on local groups.
Goal Trouble Conference Breaks Down
Fragments show tensions as unions resist compromises while owners push proposals. The dispute stalls work, signaling breakdown in bargaining and potential stalled operations across the league. No clear resolution or dates emerge from the readable text.
Charge of Manslaughter In Melbourne Motorcar Incident
A Melbourne incident leads to a manslaughter charge after a motorcar collision injures several people including Herbert Jona and David. a juvenile involved was stopped by a man on a bicycle before the arrest, with witnesses and forensic lines following as police interview JoJo Joseph.
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Melbouin
Une 4A
Herbert Jona
David
Motorcar i
Dehwig
Andes
Andre
Joan Joseph Used
Theraiyar 9
Theraiyar 9 Fan Eabystates
Garner Toden
Russell
Ang Ghiargy Af
Motor Car Wreck Kills One Passenger in Melbourne
A night crash on March 21 near a bridge in Melbourne resulted in one fatality and injuries to several youths aboard the vehicle. Alfred Thomas Verrel died, with others thrown onto the road. a man aged 23 also died. The jury in the Court of General Sessions opened the case. Tyrell Moshorge was acquitted of murder charges.
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Melbourne
Phursie
Bridge
Genin Creek
Delven
Alfred "Thomas
Court of Gener
Lodsy
Tyrell Moshorge
Manatausuiter Ar'sing
Jeeky Sou
Melbourne man killed by motor truck while working
Fragmentary report indicates a Melbourne resident named Thies or Thies Ober, employed on the street, was struck by a motor truck and died shortly after. The casualty was a married man with seven children, sustaining severe head injuries and possible other injuries.
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Melbourne
Thies
Authos
Murray
F Ile
Herdon Collision Motorcyclists Injury Reported
A wreck at Geelong West involved riders from the Cassob area. One motorcyclist was injured and transported for treatment. Police secured the scene as witnesses and local residents provided scarce details due to a fragmented report. Authorities continue to investigate conditions leading to the collision.
Jolimont Railway Yards Roofing Project in Melbourne
A Melbourne roofing project for Jolimont Railway Yards seeks 5 000 000 pounds in funding. Report notes backing of about 6 029 000 pounds and mentions involvement from Sydney and Melbourne areas. Officials express confidence in completing roofing works and carrying on with the yards development.
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Jolimont
Melbourne
Opm
Wre- Ross
Bohpinger Taylor
Repairs Spark Wide Area Subsidence Warning
Fragmented OCR notes describe extensive repairs and subsidence concerns across a region near Mount Atexan and Thornton. Authorities warn residents in the Valley 9 area to stay alert for possible service disruptions and to avoid structural damage as repairs continue.
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Buon
Wele
Silavelit Seysizm
Siepals
Atexan
Dor
Thornton
Achuro
Che Alan
Wirth's Circus Review Stuns With Daring Acts
Readers witness a dazzling array of performers led by wiry acrobats, trained ponies, and flying trapeze artists. The article praises Betty Avconh, Alec Christie, and renowned beasts as the show dazzles in a matinee. Praise centers on risk, artistry, and the event’s grand spectacle.
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Avas
Tye
Port de Piola
Illapas
Warth
Pires
Avelinas Wilts
Alec Christie
Betty
Sali
Wirth
Wilgeest
Thieves Fail In Attempt To Loot Dairy Safe
Early this morning the door of a safe at W. Anderson's dairy was forced but an inner door remained intact. The intruders aimed to steal about 500 in cheques and valuables yet were deterred by the alarm, making several attempts before fleeing. Sydney Tad Coburg and Linwh oi Dygel are referenced in the fragmentary report.
Carnival Tragedy Marks London Funeral Procession
In London on Wednesday a carnival tragedy triggered a citywide vigil as Naval and Salvation Army bands played funeral marches. About 2 000 onlookers and mourners gathered near Medway valley ruins with shops closed and flags at half mast. The mood was somber as coffins were escorted toward the cemetery amid quiet chants and muted sorrow.
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United Service
London
Hells
Valley of Medway
Naval
Salvation
New Zealand Warships Vies Near Dunedin Port
Reported today that New Zealand cruisers and destroyers from Dunedin Port sail for Hobert as part of a wartime deployment. The fleet includes vessels named New Zealand Cruising and Diblbourne amid ongoing naval maneuvers.
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Diblbourne
Thriradey
New Zealand
Sviomede
Dunedin
TedPort
Malbourne
Hobert
Victorian finance surplus announced in legislative session
In Melbourne today the Legislative Assembly heard Sir William McPher Sob announce a surplus of about £20,000 for the 4928-29 financial year. Expenditure is set to exceed by £408,000, with revenue around £27,900,000 and railway funds contributing to a deficit. Opposition leader Mr G Prendocgyst criticized the surplus as funded by cuts to child welfare programs.
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Melbourne
Sir William McPher- Sob
Ananes
Ratepayer Voice Questions Council Costs Appeal
A ratepayer letter argues Mr Symonds won the appeal and the council should pay costs including 24 pounds to counsel, totaling 65 pounds 15 shillings. The writer claims the valuation increase was unjustified, questions councillors actions, and warns of financial impact on ratepayers.
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Garrett
Cornelide Cottey
oMerr
Coffey
Council
Accea
Choine
Belny
Anwisiel Am
Derp
Dilie Séa
Gypela
Misih Dam
England cricket captain lauds team defence and tactics
London reports A. P. Chapman, captain of England, on arrival at Southampton says England’s Test victories come from teamwork and strong fielding. He credits bowlers Tate, Larwood, White, Geary, and batsman Hammond, noting Grimm’s heroics and Australian pace as factors, though Australia overall underwhelmed.
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London
Southampton
A. P. Chapman
Captan
England
Jend
Bowlie
Tate
Larwood
White
Geary
Hammond
Grimm
Germany debates forty hour week amid union pressure
In Berlin and across Germany a debate on a forty hour workweek intensifies as unions demand immediate adoption. The government resists renewal of certain office practices while workers press for reduced hours, with authorities signaling gradual reform amid economic restructuring.
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Uulien Servies
Brisbane
Berlin
Tig -Republi
Uae
Wilhelm
Cy Aid
Rasenter Germany
Doora
Ocala
Immedtiaia
Southern Cross Runway Outline Atlan Teems Leader Line
London reports calm and definite plans for a major aviation venture linked to the Southern Cross. Notable figures including Sir Sefton Brancker and other directors discuss arrangements after a luncheon hosted by the Poker Company as exports and travel connections to Africa and South America are explored.
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London
Atlaatte
Leguet Kingsford
Africa
Weu
South Africa
South America
Poker
Fis
D Amedean
Sefton
Brancker
Civil Asia
Lwadlag
Coursing event at Strathalbyn yields decisive win
In a Strathalbyn coursing meet held Thursday the main race witnessed Spencer Spiritua and Apple Gors in a tense finish. A Davidson and Ac Willington shared roles as officials with the mayor presiding, amid a heated demonstration from spectators.
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Strathalbyn
Aetestad
A. Davidson
Willington
American System Advocates Week for Shorter Work Week
A fragmented report discusses an advocacy push for a six day work week spreading through industry. It cites Ford's introduction of a 0 hour week and predicts broader adoption to boost productivity and living standards for workers in the United States.
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ANSOW
Ewed
Ford
Jeox
America
Australian bush exhibit sparks cautious health warnings
Fragmented OCR suggests a London exhibition featuring paintings by Lan art'st. Mentions the bush and trees with perilous effects and possible health concerns for visitors. No clear names, dates, or locations.
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Aldie
Hinney
Rhus
Lan
London
Fragmentary sports score line from dated OCR page
The readable fragments show scattered numbers and phrases likely from a sports or scoring column. No clear teams, dates, or outcomes are discernible, leaving only partial ratios and references to periods or attempts.
Missing Catalog Items for Men’s Apparel Sale
Fragmentary OCR lists items such as men’s 5.5.8 shirts, heavy weight fabrics, overcoats, fur hats, fleece-lined underwear and military blues. No complete descriptions or dates. appears to be a catalog or price list draft with several unreadable sections.
Inventory clearance sale and boys footwear promotion
Owing to stock taking, prices on boys and men's sweaters are cut. The ad highlights boys 11 in scout socks, all wool, and heavy school boots in sizes 9 to 1, with boy’s heavy school boots for sizes 2 to 6. Deals promise surprising prices.
Buy at Prest's Years Later Claims Value for Money
A consumer reports buying at Prest's and feeling the purchase delivered value for money. The note highlights satisfaction with product quality and price, suggesting the shopper's positive outcome from the transaction.
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Prests
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