Premiers Conference Subcommittee Debates Interest Reductions
A Melbourne meeting of the Premiers Conference subcommittee discussed the Premiers Plan on farmers debits and general relief. Attendees from NSW VIC SA WA included Mr Buttenshaw and Sir Stanley Argyle with others weighing how to implement interest reductions and delays. The group noted possible state vs federal responsibility and planned two reports addressing legal and criminal aspects. The subcommittee reconvenes at 4 p.m. to continue deliberations.
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Melbourne
N. Macey
Weike
J. G. Latham
New South Wales
Buttenshaw
OS Lands
Mio
Spoonar
Visuria
Stanley Argyle
Mannar
Sen. Greene
Chamber of Agriculture
Greene
Wabke
Tne Promisig
Wheat Prices Rise Amid Uneven North South Weather
Prices for wheat advanced with farmers asking higher bids as reports cite unfavorable weather in North and South America. Quotations climbed to new highs, driven by reduced supply expectations and market demand.
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Adelaide
Thursdey- Rat
North
South America
Young couple injured in Melbourne traffic crash
Fractured reports describe a collision in Footscray involving a young couple and a four wheel vehicle. Victims Rose Vale aged 47 and a maid from Maidstone sustained leg injuries while riding a meter device. Gerald Dreke vest and 10ths noted in the tentative wreck details.
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Melbourne
Vale Rose
Ub Maidstone
Gerald Dreke
Vest
Footscray
Farmer Held On Murder Charge
Detectives say Walter James Henderson, 38, a farmer and son of Mrs. Jane Henderson, 63, of Albert Park, is charged with murder after her death. Investigations found a bloodstained hammer and traces of load on a table at the home. Henderson was questioned at police headquarters after being arrested and admitted to hospital with wounds believed to be from a fall.
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Art
Jane Henderson
Henderson
Walter’ Wenderson
Pollo Thay
Wis Snotter
Ad Today
Fienderson
Mundi
Alleged Fraudulent Conversion Trial Details in Pirie Case
A complex trial unfolds over alleged fraudulent conversion linked to gold buying and a Pirie partnership. Key figures include witness, accused, John Mervyn & Co, and Bullen with bank transactions in Adelaide and Pirie. Wages, profits, and a £100 sum tied to sovereigns are scrutinized as the case proceeds to Page Four.
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Aenis
Pirin
Pirie
Adelaide
Bex
Warren
Bysiness
Adelle
Ifty-Ity
Sohn Mervyn & Co
Luweuture Mdotie
Pirie Trip
Geeda
John Mervon & Co
Mindon
Gutness
Mr. Warren
Soversigmi
Bullen
John
Sydney party funds case reveals advertising payments details
A hearing discusses funding for the Lang Tabor Party and advertising costs. Witnesses say Swindell paid for advertisements up to about £4,000 while denying certain claims. Officials mention advertising sources and related financial arrangements amid party disputes and government oversight.
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Sauang
Sydney
Lang
Tabor
Arold Iilagindiel
Joseph Beochuly
Nxt
Siu
Scullin
Cruickshan
Cruickshank
Swindel
Swindell
Vitnese
Federal Cabinet Busy in Melbourne Meeting
The federal cabinet met in Melbourne to discuss budget proposals for the upcoming session starting August 31. Prime Minister and members planned Cabinet meetings in Canberra and addressed issues inclining toward office moves and budget balance.
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Melbourne
Pena
George Peirce
Messry J. G. Lethe
Perkins
Je Prag Parkhiji
Lyons
Nne
Canberra
Pacussig
Pasion
Far
Bright Concert Delights at Methodist Mission Hall
An evening of entertainment at the Contra Methodist Mission Hall featured a varied program from recitations to songs and vocal duets. Performers included Miss Anita Jassou Mr Stacey Miss Taylor and Mrs A Sat regitation and a vocal duet by Misses Glaitys aunt Phylle Taylor.
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Contra
Methodist Mission Hall
W. Margetis
Wilton
Anita Jassou
Stacey
Misa Taylor
Me. Ray
Birth concealment case reported in Mount Gambier
A report from Mount Gambier notes a birth concealment allegation tied to a house entry where the mother had been living. The case involves a man named Bra Geab(93) and a referenced social servant or official handling the inquiry.
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Mount Gambier
Whieh
Amy
Dar
Mr Goode Resigns as Chief Transport Commissioner
Sydney reports Mr C J Goode resigns after reading the Royal Commission report. Minister M F Brunner accepts the letter and states W J Gleary will be reinstated as Chief Transport Commissioner, with Mrs S Maddacke to be reinstated to the Transport Commission.
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Sydney
M. F Brunner
C. J. Goode
Oode
Std
Oneo
W. 2, Gleary
Railwaye
John Turnbull's Death in Pirie Heads inquest verdict
Coroner finds John Turnbull died by his own actions after throat injuries at his Pirie home. Witnesses describe prior threats to take his life and mental distress. Mrs Kelpert and daughter corroborate the self harm motive and timeline. ambulance attended and he died July 26.
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John Turn
Kitchener Street
Pirie Hatate
H. Kirkman
Tursbull
B. G. Johnston
Beliz
Kelpert
Birla
Burhbult
Deecusen
Olslock- Turnbull
Witness
Ang
Els
O'Goennell
Gertrude Comblass
Turnbull
Mack
Constable
Fraser
Jooevard
Atoner Foynd
Toho Turnbull
Sugar price hint favors halfpenny cut in UK sale
A Brisbane report notes a suggestion that a sugar resale conference may accept a halfpenny reduction in sugar prices. If the sale is guaranteed, a stabilised price for five to six years could be achieved.
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Brisbane
Timrsday
Jere
Unjust Burden Protester Says Sugar Embargo Harms Households
Western Australia Premier Sir James Mitchell condemns the sugee agreement in a telegram to the Citizens League and Housewives Association. A meeting is set for tomorrow night in Adelaide Town Hall to discuss the embargo with several communications received today in strong support of the policy.
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Adelaide
Janes Mitchel
Western Australia
Citizens’ League
Burial of Sir William McPherson in Melbourne
Private funeral held for Sir William McPherson former Premier of Victoria at Boroondara Cemetery as his family members and close officials attended. The ceremony followed customary rites with the chief pallbearer named Wilder Doyle and family present.
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William’ McPherson
Melbourne
Styvilliam
McPher ‘Bair
Victoria
Boroondans
Wietafe
Wilder Doly
Bargain Sale Offers Ladies Coats and Cardigans
Early shoppers are invited to the PODAYS SALE featuring women's cardigans at 1/6 and middy coats at low prices. Furs, tweed coats, and heavy bloomers also advertised with various discounts. Children's cardigans and pullovers, linen supper cloths, and crocheted cotton cloths listed among dozens of lines in the department.
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Eceary
Farmer
Blackwood
McCallum’s Emporium
Onder
Witn
Adalaide
Witnese
Bank of New South Wales
Fiddle Street
Uty
Delonge
Iohn Marvyn
Goldsbuying
Transac
Johh
Pime
Sovereigns
Hank
Fone Party
Pune
Tin Hare
Ceoalle
Matthews
Arly
Sebbe & Neends
Korsistany and Davidson
Mss
Mr, Lyons
Music and Song Methodist ‘Hall
Baby
MR. Goode
MR. Cleary
John Turnbull
Mrs. Kepert
Stogsar
Hive Rectoosanes
Prests Limited
Tomate Esecael
Os. Sale
Manchester
Im Forfar
Te Sale
Belgium
Haberdashery Department
Prests
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