Early Closing Act Debate In Adelaide Eyewitness Deputation
A deputation of traders from Adelaide groups led by Mr L Ayil pressed for an Early Closing Act revision to allow Friday night openings if proven to boost peace. The meeting, with over 40 participants, debated limiting church closures on Fridays. Port Pirie and other associations warned against harm to public welfare if the bill passed, urging careful moderation.
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Adelaide
L. Lyayil
Belew
al. G. Richards
Therb— Jaide Gly Golnelly City Planers Association
Central Trader’ Associatin
Master Bakers’ Asociation
Port Dirtorekeepers’ Ansiriation
Port Aide Iaide ‘Traders Association
Exeteriani Semaphore Traders’ Association
Ko Hina Flovekeepers
Gawler Storeburr Wre
Cal Southusthalianyewelters” Association
Mre
Mayia Sant
Golling
Port Pirie
Port Piriests
Prblic
Palena
Edinburgh collision traps holiday party victims in wrecks
The Australian Press Association reports a London Edinburgh incident where mostly women from London Oxford and Manchester staying in a hostel were on a polytechnic holiday excursion to St Andrews. A stationary suburban train derailment left passengers trapped for 73 minutes before extrication. Doctors aided the injured while rescuers cut through woodwork.
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Australian Press Association
London
Edinburgh
Osford
Manchester
St. Andrews
Housebreaker Sentenced at Warlinghurst Sessions
Sydney reports the Warlinghurst Sessions condemned McDonald to two years for housebreaking while he alleged police rough treatment and third degree tactics.
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Sydney
Warlinghurst
Jay Herey
McDonald
Tragedy Averted in Sydney Fire At Broadway
Fire broke out in a tobacconist shop early today in Sydney spreading to a refreshment bar next door. Mrs Halman and her four children were rescued from the blazing stairs by workmen, both buildings severely damaged. Thieves suspected of removing tobacco.
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Sydney
Globe
Hionis
Oor
World News Telegrams From Indiana And London
A set of terse dispatches reports patrols and clashes in Indiana and Europe. UK contest results mention Wing and Chavile Wing defeating Wells. Other lines note events tied to dates in May and June with sporadic political and military references.
Agricultural Conference Held at Wembley
Hedbine Stevie Landon chaired an agricultural conference at Wembley. The meeting discussed preparations for a cooperative effort and the government role in enabling farmers. Attendees included local leaders and representatives, with tensions over voting outcomes and policy directions.
Victorian Railways Employees Protest
A garbled OCR note references Victorian Railways employees and an upcoming request or meeting before the Minister of Railways. The fragment mentions timing around two days before a stated date and hints at union or administrative action without clear details or outcomes.
Swimming Club Meeting Details at Fraulis Maple
A local swimming club gathering in NV discussed events and future plans. The meeting reviewed venue arrangements, travel logistics, and potential dates for a later, extended session.
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Fraulis
Adelaide House Debates Contracts and School Renovations
State legislature discusses Perry Engineering securing a Commonwealth contract for 100 railway trucks and SA work at Gawler. Education plans call for Palmer and Littlehampton repairs, Victor Harbor renovations when funds allow. Unemployment relief explored with 200 registered. Show Ground and Thousand Homes schemes noted. Wheat dockage delayed. bills on constitutional reform and proportional representation aired.
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Adelaide
Perry Engineering Company
House of Assembly
L. L. Hill
Public Works
Gawler
Educacation
Palmer School
Littlehampton
Victor Harbor
Cinema in Public Schools Advocated by Advisory Council
The Advisory Council of Education laid before the House a report urging cinema in public schools as a mitigant to crime and depravity from late shows. It recommends schemes introducing film education while noting potential harms to children and emotional development.
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Advisory Council of Education
Bis Council
Board of Industry
Lou Hill
Industry
Women Students Require Better Housing in Melbourne
Melbourne reports that a delegation urged better housing for women students at Melbourne University. Minister of Education I Lemmon said Labor would raise scholarships, set two fixed rates for country areas, establish bursaries, and expedite the construction of a student housing heater system.
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Melbourne
I. Lemmon
Euation
Melbourne University
Labor Party
Bishop Killian welcomed by Pirie Catholic community
A large Pirie crowd assembled at the Institute Mall to greet Bishop Killian of the Diocese of Bureau Auguss during his port Pirie visit. The welcome featured addresses from Father Prendergast, local civic figures, and Catholic groups, with musical entertainment, dancing, and a supper, reflecting strong local Catholic unity.
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Killian
Bure
Auguss
Hissitet
Port Augusta
Tim
Killian Hay
Pirie
Hin
Mes
McMahon
Misses St. Smith
Sone
Vitzeeralt
T. Ongalaghad
Tha Blewhaver
Moyle
Dogen
Pickhaver
Ganiteild Innon
W. Bohrshein
Tri
Hojwif
Hien
Welvame
Wather
Father Prendursasc
FP. Gartoy
Guild
St Mark's Choir
Condon
St. Mari
Neat
Dageenbirdy
Philo Qin
Mehd
Madigan
Julievo Lohal
Hibernia Soviet
Tadhves
Gluve
Walsh
Pete
Burvier Ranges
Nix Dinvese
cApplauce
Hibernian Society
Boys and Girls’ Guild
St. Mark's
Para Pirie
Canadian Markets Big Flour Rise
Montreal Monday reports a continued rise in flour and cotton prices with cotton for October around 30 cents a lb. Wheat remains near 134 cents US, Winnipeg at 150, while maize reaches 111 cents. Price gains ripple through livestock costs as political actions stir market sentiment amid speculation and government investigations.
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Australian Press Association
Montreal
Cotton Exchange
United States
Oll
Canada
Wweek
Olympiad honors and national classifications reported
Paris reports reveal a global distribution of medals and placements from the Olympiad. The United States leads with 45 firsts, 27 seconds, and 27 thirds. Finland shows strong results with 6 firsts and 42 seconds. Britain secures several seconds and thirds, while Australia and Japan also earn medals.
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Servier
Paris
Atx Natiin
Ayatem
Walia Ow Entvets
United States
Finland
France
Britain
Austalic
Cael Phirdis
Supe Addea
Inata
Asd
Japan
Amd
Weditved Gitethie
Takei Maru Sunk After Collision Off Notoro In Dense Fog
The Takei Maru bound from Oto mar to Otari Wis was sunk off Tape Notoro on July 27 after colliding with the Shimpo Maru in dense fog. One hundred and thirty six passengers and 54 crew members drowned, many others rescued by lifeboats at Notoro village.
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Kishimoto Stamship Company
Romania Mobilizes Army Officers for Bessarabia Move
A Daily Express report says the Romanian War Ministry has mobilised all reserve officers and is concentrating troops toward Bessarabia. The move follows an implied declaration of tension with the region.
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Daily Express
Reese
Cers
Bessarabia
Russian Warships Appear On Frontier Front
News from Bucharest reports red forces massing near the frontier as Russian ships drift toward Beesaratilin coast amid high excitement. Officials say movements relate to a forthcoming HEMEros operation with local observers noting tense preparations and potential escalation.
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Bucharest
Roumunin
Russie
Beesaratilin
Rain and Royal Holiday Disrupts London Pageant
Torrents of rain in London forced cancellation of Tuesday performances and interfered with a portion of Empire celebrations. A royal salute was observed as the King presided, with soldiers and crowds in eventful scenes spanning Australia, South Africa, India and Canada amid the disrupted observance.
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Taganrty Suns
Joy London
Tsieday
Svirlt Iy Rosa
al Parte of the Empire
Juaniaren
Buckingham
Bath
Australia
Canada
Sport fixtures abandoned due to unclear report
The report notes abandoned fixtures as teams like Monin Thun and Whitisin faced disruptions. It mentions the Davie 4 and Baathaiene in an unclear context with references to injuries or cancellations amid weather or conditions affecting play.
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Monin Thun
New Zealand Star Joaming Returns for Australia Visit
Zealand’s champion Joaming arrived in Australia with Hawk Molyneux Parody and Heptian Flower for the seventh visit. Taeiul, winner of the Flying Handicap at Rosehill last Saturday, broke down after a strong Randwick gallop, seeming badly injured.
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Sydney
Zealand
Joamimg
Australia
Molyneux
Parody
New Zealand
Taeiul
Rosehill
Randvick
Six remain in Australian Hurdle final acceptances
Final acceptances for the Australian Hurdle show six remaining contenders. The horses engaged are Jackstaff Reisel Mnemar Groganite Sir Blankney and Jao.
Recent Tramway Strike Causes Unclear Turmoil
A discordant note surrounds a tramway strike with vague references to a person named Keith Bimpson in Melbourne. The piece alleges a disputed application for a special constable role and mentions unrest within the Tramways Union amid the events of 1914.
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Melbocine
Keith Bimpson
Natalie
Tramways Unia
Plainhas
Malbouren
AJC Scratchings For Upcoming Meetings
The Tuesday notice lists entries including Tactius in engagements Hurdle Field Marshal in hurdles Flying Black Alder in three year old race Lord Merle Mine Dor and Dighton in the scratchings for forthcoming AJC meetings.
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Ydney
AJC
Tactius
Flying — Blackalder
Lord Merle
s_Dighton
Parliament Adjourns in NSW Respect for Sir David Storey
Sydney parliament adjourned until tomorrow as a mark of respect to the late Sir David Storey former member of the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council. A condolence motion will be sent to the relatives.
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Sydney
Sir David Storey
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Counci
Allied Conference Plenary Delays German Invite
London reports a communique confirming earlier messages that German representatives will be invited to the plenary on August 1, with talks to operate within the Versailles framework and Dawes plan. The first committee president noted possible German default and a Wednesday follow up. a later decision postponed inviting German reps until inter Allied agreement is reached.
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Reuter
Clondon
Jared
Joseph Cook
M. Tromageot
Cecil Hurst
Germany
Dawes
London
British Politics Invasion of Commons Revealed
In London a parliamentary conference is described as a formal inquiry session. Unionist figures including Mr Denny and Mr Ratsty MavNouslae are noted as participants. The meeting aims to examine the functions and powers of a Special Department and its relation to dominions.
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Reutay
London
Moantay
Yokel
House of Conimons
Denny
Mr Ratsty MavNouslae
Sale of phosphate rock and proceeds
Ws Servies London announces a sale of phosphate rock consignments totaling 86,000 units. The document outlines terms, quantity, and bidding details for the shipment, with client references and price estimates to be provided in forthcoming notices.
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London
Monitay
Hannan
Gotoaad —Srerokany
Lorry and Tram Collision Injures Six Women
A large lorry collided with a tram at Flinders Street causing injuries to six women and damage to the tram. Passengers were shaken and treated on scene as authorities investigated the incident.
Pauline Frederick and Pavlova to Come to Australia
SYDNEY Tuesday FE W Carroll, the theatrical entrepreneur, arrived from America and says he has engaged Pauline Frederick and Mme Pavlova to visit Australia soon. Frederick arrives at year end and will appear in comedies on stage, though not a starring role in Australian made films.
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FE. W. Carroll
America
Pauline Frederick
Mme Pavlova
Miss Frederick
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