Football Shiftwork Association Match Report
An erratic game saw Shiftwork Association players struggle for scoring as Memorial Hal yielded a narrow loss to outsiders. Hamburgs de TOMO Movers led 14 goals 1 behinds to 11 goals 9 behinds with key goals from Wannmera Nouenock Thompson Chauger Hrogastock and Allin for the losers including Patterson Wikis and Camila in a tense clash.
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ageHf Combina
Ion
Ryidenro
Hambuirs de
Lye
Dela
Wandearsh vs Crystal Brook in Central Association clash
Wandearsh led by Leo Stanley and Noridy faced Crystal Brook in a rugged Central Association match notable for fast scoring bursts and key contributions from Wanderers players. Final tally featured Wandearsh with several goals while Crystal Brook struggled to keep pace as Brice Darley and Jim Stanley stood out for the visitors.
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Wandearsh Leam
Ane Nile Pest
Asul
Zubriniah
Lund
Leo Staney
Leo Wy
Kamedingely
Nicholson
Elie Button
Norridy
Guftan
Helinde
Sadler
N. Jacobs
Jim Vanstone
Ani Fark
O'Shaugh
Eséy
Mabon
Land & Singh
Brice Darley
Vandearmh
A. Combe
A. Sealt
V. Dennis
Crystal Brook
P. Cougnuin
N. Drapos
W Muetin
P. Suselatr
A. Sodth
M. Combe
Ay Crouch
P. O'lLoughlin
W. Martin
S. Darley
D Standers
Flinders Defeat Northern Areas in Exciting Match
Flinders Association hosted Northern Areas with a large crowd as Ideal weather favored a lively game. The Viuilars welcomed by Mr Moore and MP C Bulge praised the ground play and teamwork. Flinders edged ahead late with strong fourth quarter play, overcoming a late rally to win by a narrow margin.
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Ine Apoive Association
Lexme Mvt
MirGse Ova
Pco
Viuilars
Moore
Presigani
Rlinders
C. Bulge
Nara
Toume
Dehindy
Fom
Nair Vme
Lemons
Ant
F Brennan Heads to Geneva for League of Nations talks
Melbourne reports Mr F Brennan departing by trans continental express to Fremantle then join Group en route to Vienna for the League of Nations Assembly. He stresses Australia’s role, praises workers and international goodwill, and notes the mission’s cautious independence from broader Australian party lines.
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Melbourne
Australia
Bas Alway Duro
Willy
Assembly of the ‘League of NoUoos
Train Strikes Worker at Millswood Station
An unidentified man was struck by an oncoming train at Millswood station this morning. He sustained severe injuries and died at Adelaide Hospital. The body was later identified as William George Forrest, a laborer of Oxford Street New Parkside. the vane Forrest was found on his braces.
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Adelaide
Millswood
Wau
Vane “Forrest
William George Forrest
Oxford Streets New Parkside
Fatal Flight Kills Two Aboard Plane Loop Crash
United Service report from London says Naval Lieutenant Spencer and Miss Gladys Grace, 26, died when their looping plane crashed and burst into flames during a second loop. Rescuers faced sheets of flame as the craft dived from a low altitude. Grace had narrowly escaped death in a prior 2000 foot crash.
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United_Service
London
Naval Lient
Spencer
Gladys Grace
Grace
Members Salaries Keep Steady. Canberra Government Won’t Cut Pay
Prime Minister in Canberra states the federal government will not move to reduce salaries for Ministers and members of the Senate and House of Representatives. He notes salaries can only be altered by a constitutional amendment or special act of Parliament, arguing public service should not be singled out for special treatment.
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Canberra
Senate
House of Representatives
Seuilin
Sydney Newspaper Jumble Reports Oddities From City
A garbled Sydney page shows scattered words and names, with no clear event. Readers see fragments like dates and places but no coherent report or outcome.
Personal Mea Ti Allsop Leads Me ALAS Club Tour Losses
Mea Ti Allsop of Me ALAS Co Ltd highlighted a world tour results showing 34 defunds and 19 defunds in events. Winners included Gionhwin Skoodiey Sulter and Goldsworthy with Mokenair among losers. Tuatkickers with Stoodley and Kuninjus scored notable outcomes. A late note mentions NIU and Maude Wee in the evening segment.
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Bly. Co. Ltd. Returnon
Uo Bord Piric Veserday
Vee
Pumirs
Eave
Defunds
Noriuert Aroass
Maale
Delumis
West Glugety
Adarker
Gionhwin
Skoodiey
Sulter
Keun Goldsworthy
Mokenair
Hier Worst
Ole
Pspailly
Hatt
Moy
J. Page
Snunun
Eld
Tuatkickers
Stoodley
Alleswets Fy Bnifus
Sutter Kuninjus
Sens Muia
Mabg
Harris A Noonan
Arthrien Puan
Ava
Maude
Local junior league results and school match notes
Reports detail junior association results with multiple teams and players across Howetown Crystal Brook and Port Broughton Pow Pirie matches. Winners include Pryor, Brown, Oxfora. notable scorers Sampson, Connor, Johnson. schools contest Port Broughton High and Primary visiting Pow Pirie with visitors winning four goals to one.
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Selauts & Geals
Gowlkirkykrs
Aroim
Pryor
Sly
Metueen
Adnite
Sword
Booth
Pine
Green
Tucker
Reinsotinitt
Bos
Plyers
Sug
Wei
Pavlich
Miler
Branford
Chifford
Sampson
Porter
Poole
Maddon
Proprietary
Howetown
Deshinds
Milbank
Clayton
Neilson
Anthony
Crystal Brook
St. Anthony's
Sores Boing
Sk Anttums
Hinds
Wirsshil Benne
Winders — Stiewond
Andersoo
Cuomor
Oxford
Oxbiel
Hve
Jurecti
Connor
Sis
Sins
Oxfora
Siswood
Havens
Parra
Aty Lomald
Losere
Havel
Sink
Inguish
Saint
Benenna Maynard
Port Broughton Highor Primary
Pow Pirie
Helme
Port Broughton
Netman
High School
Johnson
Summerton
Doherty
Whitty
Ben ‘Nicer
Monaihal
Senith
Thompson
Hunter
Uenerty
Sitour
Uotley
Jomre
Hornball
de Dear
Williams
Broadstock
Conference on Australia relief at Commonwealth Bank
A morning gathering of bankers and politicians at the Commonwealth Bank discussed measures to ease Australia’s federal difficulties. Sir Otto Niemeyer of the Bank of England attended, and a tentative agreement was renewed to mobilise overseas credit through the Federal Government’s appeal plan. The aim is to access funds held by banks in London for Australia’s use.
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Sydney
Comewealth Bank
Australia
Otto Niemeyer
Bankery
England
Confessios Ieady
Orst
London
The Trial of Mary Dugan Plays Alhambra Tonight
Audiences at the Alhambra Theatre are enjoying The Trial of Mary Dugan as the show continues tonight. The cast delivers excellent performances with wit and drama, led by Nova Shearer and Warner, drawing praise for their interpretations while encouraging picture lovers not to miss the programme tonight.
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Mary Dugan
Alhambra Theatre
Yeature
Nova Shearer
Ewe Ue
Warner
Bradman and Ponsford Reach Century Before Lunch
In Glasgow on Monday Bradman and Ponsford forged a formidable opening stand as a wet wicket dampened play. Bradman fell just shy of a century before lunch while Ponsford was bowled for 40, leaving Scotland’s Woodsill and Ponsford at 40. The weather was fine but the pitch was soft, aiding Australia’s assault as Mis captwt fell behind.
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United Service
Glasgow
Don Bradman
Aumuralia' Nuper-Bapman
Pave Ees
Raine
Poneford Wes
Atx
Westt Scotland
Woodsuil
Ponsford
Baxter
Mudhian
Minni Hiadiman
Woodrul
Ana
Prisoner wounded while attempting escape in Inverell
A prisoner, escaping from a police guard, was wounded by a revolver shot as he fled toward the riverbank. He kept moving despite the wound and was eventually overpowered by pursuing officers near the town, with the incident occurring on a Monday.
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Inverell
Lero Aimee
Newcastle man kills himself at Levenson shooting gallery
A man named George Donovan of Newcastle shot himself in the head at Levenson's shooting gallery today after hitting a bullseye. He died in hospital an hour later. Donovan had been out of work for some time.
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Sydney
Levenson
George Donovan
Newcastle
Donovan
Wott
Excelsior Junior Band Ladies Warn About Bogus Fundraisers
At a committee meeting of the Excelsior Junior Band it was reported that impostors have solicited town residents for support of the band using penny voting cards in the name of the boys. The group condemned the practice and issued a public warning while planning to seek legitimate backing. Activities include Monday meetings and Saturday social events at members homes, with potential fundraising at the International Ball venue this week.
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Excelsior
W. Stewart
Senate Fond
United Protest Over Federal Exaction Rally Plans
The Lord Mayor of Melbourne Councillor Luxton received teleg rams from the Lord Mayor of Perth Alderman Franklin and the Lord Mayor of Adelaide Alderman Vonython announcing a united protest to Mr Scullin against increases in Federal exaction without corresponding government expenditure cuts. Interstate deputations will present resolutions of protest during public demonstrations in the capitals, date to be fixed.
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Melbourne
Melbourn
Luxton
Perth
Franklin
Ora
Adelaide
Vonython
Scullin
Tobacco Prices in Adelaide Amid Budget Changes
Higher rates for certain tobacco lines take effect this morning while cigarettes and cigars stay unchanged. An interstate deputation to Mr Scullin is planned for this week. No liquor price changes expected. Wheat Producers Freedom Association meetings set for country towns this week to protest the Budget.
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Adelaide
Scullin
Wheat Producers’ Freedom Association
Pirie Town Council Reports On Fortnight Road Work
The Pirie Town Council tabled fortnightly reports covering road maintenance across wards. Surveyor J Farrell noted completed terrace work and cleaned water tables, with cindered roads in North Ward and cinder repairs in South Ward. Solomontown Ward saw re-coaling of five chains of roadway and cinder work, plus a pipe drain and large metal deliveries to Harcs Board and railways. The town inspector reported steady smailery and refuse service, traffic attention, and a court fine. electrical work noted four new consumers and three power services connected. Health reports showed one whooping cough and one erysipelas case. ten births, housing and sanitation inspections, and issues with unoccupied private premises and unsatisfactory conditions around a fireplace enclosure.
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J. Farrell
North Ward
Wandearah
Florence ‘Treet
Norman Atrenta Alex
Atreet
Alllday Street
DuMeld
Wilcher Street
Wardane Street
Solomontown
Sandery Street
Dorothy Street
Portera
Lin
Vacuum Oil Company
Harchers Board
South ‘Australian Railways
Ali
Threadgall
Cra
Dremises
Inquiry on Yatala prison conditions ordered
The Hon J Jelley and H Whittle will lead a full inquiry into Yatala prison conditions after a long discussion. If shortages of guards are proven, measures will be taken. Burial of Harrison and Newchurch, slain in a Friday police battle, occurred this afternoon.
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Adelaide
Yatala
J. Jelley
H. Whittle
Jelley
Harrison and Newchurch
Shearers Seek Unity in Award Dispute Across Districts
Secretary J W Alem of the Grassers Association spoke today on the award dispute. He cited unions willing to adopt work under the Jewel award and noted reports of more sheds starting. Trouble centers in Mbree and Wilgett districts while shearing progresses toward the west and the Riverina.
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Sydney
J. W. Alem
Grassers’ Association
Allen
Mbree
Wilgett
Tiverina
Conference on 48 Hour Week Recessed. Wary Unions Stand
A parliamentary conference on the 48 hour working week resumed today but adjourned for the night. Prospects for agreement remain uncertain as unions maintain firm positions and debate continues among attendees.
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Ull
Cairo Guards Tighten Security As City Sees No Clashes
In Cairo the government deployed detachments to key points amid unsettled conditions over the weekend. The city remains tense and resembles an armed camp, but there have been no clashes reported. Local precautions reflect concern for stability in a fragile security situation.
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United Sargion
Glasgow Cricket Scores At Stumps
West of Scotland declared for 440 with Ponaford out to Baxter. Kerr, Waster, Bradman, McGale, and others dismissed by Baxter or Preston. Sundriew and Wy Tea among later batters. innings ended with eight wickets down as the match was drawn.
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West OF Scotland
Kerr
Forniyrook
Atkinson
Hupalbrook
McTavishh
Bradman
Hornl
Brook
Alexander
Mornibraa
Walt
Tad
Woodtall
Kippax
Nelvinson
Murwood
Very
Ackroyd
Ie Sundries
Wickela
Ponaford
Baxter‘Woodfull
Waster Bradman
Baxter Kippax
Walaon McGale
Baxter
A'Ockett
Bompard
Hornbrook
Preston Walker
O Kerr
Baxter ‘Wall
Pitiful Case of Mrs Brill Death Investigated
Mrs Alice Brill aged 23 died in hospital from partial starvation. The case is being investigated by the Assistant Minister Mr Kiernan and the Ladies Benevolent Society. Officials say they tried to help, but high demand limited relief to the couple.
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Melbourne
Alice Brill
Kiernan
Ladies Benevolent Society
Brill
Loss of Husband in Truck Accident Blamed on Out of Control Vehicle
Mrs Alice O Connor of Melbourne sues William Geno cartage contractor for 2000 pounds after her husband Thomas O Connor a tailor was killed by a truck at excavation works in Lonsdale street. Judge Wasley presided as the jury awarded Mrs O Connor.
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Melbourne
Stonday
Thomas O'Connor
Lonsdale Street
Alice O'Connor
William Geno
Wasley
O'Connor
Forgiving Woman Pays Attacker Fine in North Melbourne
In North Melbourne Mrs Mary Coleman helped pay Vincent Patrick Hogan’s £5 fine plus £1 1s costs after he assaulted her during a house quarrel. Coleman, who was stabbed three times in the arm, admitted throwing a saucepan that struck Hogan on the head.
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Melbourne
Vincent Patrick Hogan
North Melbourne
Mary Coleman
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