German Training Ship Niobe Sinks in Baltic Sea
Berlin reports 68 lives lost when the German training ship Niobe capsized and sank after a squall in the Baltic. Cruisers and aircraft searched for survivors. few were found. Drowned include notable naval officers and a lighthouse keeper linked to German sea service. rescue operations saved a single lieutenant who later perished.
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Berlin
EFIS
Niobe
Goiml Welix
Von
Likkner
Cormeriy
Laborer's Claim Fails In Port Pici Local Court
In Port Pici Local Court, Paul Aldison, a laborer, sued Cyril Keith Sparrow for £25 4s 0d alleging money owed. Sparrow denied indebtedness, sought to produce documents and cheques. after adjournment to chambers, the magistrate granted a nonsuit, dismissing the claim.
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R. H. Kirkman
Port Pici
Paul Aldison
Laborar
Cyril Kelth Sparrow
Plablin
W. Robinette
H. W Goode
Mr.Kirkman
Saurow
NSW Upper House debate on elective council plans
Sydney reports that after yesterday’s note of cabinet support for a 4% elective Legislative Council it is now disclosed the government will allow 15 appointed nominees in addition to 45 elected members.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Disgusted buyer stalls in Auckland merchant office
An Ent with £5000 to spend on eggs called at a Auckland businessman's office, Mr Jennings, and was kept waiting in the cold before leaving in disgust as the merchant was busy.
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Auckland
Fortune
Ae Toeleteer
Ent
Jennings
Assassin Paul Gorgoloff Stands Trial In Paris Court
A French court continued the murder trial of Paul Gorgoloff, accused of killing the President of France. Testimony from a former Russian Cossack alleged Gorgoloff tortured victims by psycho actions including placing matches under flour mills and burning them. Three doctors said he was sane, one said mentally unbalanced.
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Revarder
Paris
Vioence
Gor- Bulo
Paul Gorgoloff
Gorguloff
Flogar
Port Pirie Jury Acquits After Serious Offence Trial
A Port Pirie jury on May 18 found the accused not guilty after a detailed trial involving a girl under ten who testified about a serious offense. The prosecution and defense presented evidence as journalists and legal counsel argued the case, with the jury deliberating briefly before reaching the not guilty verdict.
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Gladston
Sunder
Port Pirie
J. Warren
Ottawa Progress Meat Industry Matters Discussed
Delegates at the Imperial Economic Conference in Ottawa promote a joint two case proposal to address meat industry concerns. Australian preference proposals and foreign duties frame the talks while British delegates deny reports of internal dissension and any embargo decisions on Australian wheat dumping.
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Ottawa
Bates
WIS
Euty
Britelo
Britain
Case Against William Wilson Adjourns After Charge Withdrawn
In the case of Willanadden Wisan who pleaded not guilty to similar charge, the Crown prosecutor withdrew the charge and the court adjourned.
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Willanadden Wisan
Nop
Eimiler
Health Hostels Fat Bodies Fat Heads Mentioned by Lord Dawson
London report from the British Medical Association Conference records Lord Dawson of Penn endorsing health hostels for people with obesity and related metabolic issues during his presidential address.
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London
Lord Dawson
Penn
British Medical Association
Port Pirie Constable Injured In Night Crash
Frederick William Exel of Port Pirie police received both legs broken when struck by a motor car driven by Mr M Lawrie on The Terrace about 7 o clock. He was conveyed to Port Pirie Hospital. Dr L and Jas Sie attended him. The driver fled the scene after the collision, and Constable Exel, one of the tallest officers, suffered two compound fractures above the knee and another below the left knee. He is under anaesthetic and in considerable pain.
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Frederick Wileliam
Egel
Port Pirie
M Lsiwrie
Ian
Port Pinte Hospital
L. &. Jas Sie
Lawrie
Exel
Senate Road
Tate Yast
Eyel
Wain
Tarcoola Gold Tale From Imperial Reef Syndicate Claim
A fragmented report notes Tarcoola gold worth £2200 linked to an Imperial reef claim. It mentions Namal and the Dedmae Brothers aged 24 and 22 who were unemployed, with £215 possibly involved, and hints at a syndicate.
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Imperial Reef
Dedmae Brothers
Clair
Labor Party Forces Allegiance Faction Split Fights
The Australian Labor Party moves to require pledges of allegiance from all Labor committees amid factional fights following expulsions. State and federal Labor leaders plan special meetings in Wallaroo Kadina and others to consider expelling members who vote against allegiance, drafting a resolution to bar dissenters from party activities.
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Adelaide
Australian Labor Party
Labor Y Medards
Commiestoner
Grows
M.N. Peder
Australian Labor’ Party
Sigie
AWLP
Propiaganda
Mauna
Wallaroo
Kadina
B. A. Dawes
Stew
F. F. Ward
Ava
Stioula
Bacniestings
Move Advances National Liberal Conference in Adelaide
Parliamentary members of the Liberal and Country League appoint L Butler M Mounteeh Mesara Hudd and Anthoney to meet Hill party representatives. Conference aims to discuss operation between two main parties in Parliament after matters between Mnuit Nir Butler and the Premier from Melbourne.
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Adilaide
Sponay
Liberal and Country League
L. Butler
M. Mounteeh
Ang Mesara
Hudd
Anthoney
Hill’ Party
Parlement
Mnuit
Nir
Butler
Wil Meat
Melbourne
Murder in Centennial Park Victim Hilda White Found
Sydney police report a brutal killing of Hilda White a 33 year old single woman whose body was found under a tree in Centennial Park. evidence suggests strangulation and injuries with torn bloodstained clothing indicating a struggle. she had been reported missing from Darlinghurst earlier today.
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Sydney
Hilda, White
Centennial Park
Miss White
Darlinghurst
Setting an Example by Recorder's Special Cables
New York reports that COANE Renard and Byrd, elected temporary chairman of the National Economy League, announce a plan to reduce government expenditure. He will postpone Tor & 3 for a proposed Antarctic trip, citing a duty to the nation.
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Recorder
New York
Coane Renard
Byrd
Ane Artitle
Explorer
National Economy League
Aulion
Tor &3
Misconduct Alleged in Goode Case Facing Fraud Claims
A commissioner’s finding involves misconduct described as potentially fraudulent in the Goode case. The probe centers on allegations of improper conduct and misrepresentation. Sources indicate officials examine records and financial dealings for irregularities and possible fraud indicators.
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Goode
Goode Judged Guilty of Serious Railway Misconduct
Sydney reports that Chief Transport Commissioner Goode was found guilty of serious misconduct involving corrupt payments to railway officials. Judge Thomson’s Royal Commission concluded forged cheques passed through Goode’s account for past or future favors. Davis, a contractor, allegedly overbilled the railway by 1800 pounds. The case found no proven bribery against Brugeh Express. Goode on leave and unlikely to return, with former transport chiefs Cleary and Maddocks set for reappointment.
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Sydney
Ee. A. Goode
Sraud
Thomson
Goode
S. B
Vernon
Secret Commissions Union Act
J. BL Davis
Nallway
Davis
Allway
Sionerson
Teave
Transport
Cleary
Failway
Maddocks
Ormer
Germany to Arm Burst by Defence Minister Says Rebuild
Berlin dispatch quotes General von Schluicher saying Germany would arm and reorganize its army. He criticized the Disarmament Conference as a catastrophic failure and warned neighbors that Germany would not disarm. The minister advocated boosting Germany’s defensive strength amidst international pressures.
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Berlin
Germany
von Schluicher
Advertising value of newspaper space praised by Sir Charles Highman
Sir Charles Highman told the Publicity Club of London that newspaper space remains highly profitable when used well. He noted that British manufacturers have yet to embrace advertising, urging timely adoption to boost business, national prosperity, and employment.
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Charles Highman
Publicity Club of
London
Mob runs amok riots at St John s as crowd loots shops
A stormy mob failed to be halted by police at St John s early today smashing windows and looting shops. The incident followed negotiations between the government and banks over money for public works. A Canadian banks candidate reportedly supplied 20 000 for a scheme.
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ST. John's
Newt
Be John's
Rollet Works
Lalke
Db Wis
Caynibate
Charge of murder against wife at Balranald
Balranald New South Wales. Mabel Flyne age 24 appeared at the local court after yesterday’s arrest on a murder charge. The case alleges her husband William Flynn died after a meal on June 4 following treatment and subsequent recurrences.
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Balranald
N.S.W
Wennestay
Mabel Flyne
William Flynn
Fewer diphtheria cases reported in Pirie
Local health authorities in Pirie report a marked drop in new diphtheria cases. Since July there have been only three fresh cases in Park Pirie, with four reported at Port Pirie School. Two students at St Mark's College are affected, prompting confidence in containment through careful treatment and watchfulness.
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Park Pirie
Port. Piria School
St. Mark’s‘Gohno
Pirie Health
Sugar Price Debate Prompts Industry Sacrifice
Brisbane reports a government appeal at a conference opened by Senator McLachlan. He frames the sugar price issue around a shared sacrifice, urging all in the industry to bear part of the burden for the nation. He cites the 40 Premiers' Plan as essential to national interests.
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Brisbane
Sen. McLachlan
McLachlan
Baseless Rumors At Parliament Question Mr McCann Integrity
In Adelaide, the Premier defended Trade Commissioner Mr McCann against rumors of Argentine business ties. He said McCann has full time duties and does not represent any overseas business, while criticizing inflammatory remarks in Parliament.
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Adelaide
C. ‘McCann
L. L. Hill
House of Assembly
Prembgp
Commonwealth
Air
Meton
Wawa
Dir
Nicholly
Ampcain
McCann
Lambs at 3d tb Jad Low Price in Adelaide
Owing to a desire of buyers lambs sell at the sheep market around 3d per lb. This is stated as the lowest price ever seen at this time of year. Elder Smith and Company Limited declared only 4 percent, dividing for the year ended June 30.
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Adelan
Elder, Smith” and “Company
Lin? Led
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