Dangerous driving alleged sequel to terrace crash in Pirie court
Kenneth Maxwell Lawrie assayer appeared in Pirie Police Court charged with dangerous driving on July 27 last year, the night Constable F. W. Egel suffered multiple leg fractures. Lawrie pleaded not guilty as witness testimony described two cars passing, a bicycle blow, and the subsequent injury. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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F. W. Egel
Kenneth Maxwell Lawrie
Pirie
G. B. Neshil
Johns
J. Warren
L.G. Tassie
St Accident
Terraes
Egel
Warren
Tam Tot
Raw's Corner
Mr. Nesbit
the Terrace
Pirie West
Tassie
Mr. Warren
Esmond Road
Crossing Smash Victims Identified in Sydney
Sydney report lists four dead in a tram crossing crash. Victims are Pierce Clark, 86, of Kirribilli. Cedric Keott, 24, Neutral Bay. William Patterson, 87, Lewisham. Helen Le Count, Enmore. The wrecked car remains at the scene as crowds gather to view the grisly aftermath.
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Sydney
Irval
Werwick
Pierce Clark
War Debts Record and Chamberlain’s Silence in Commons
London reports Neville Chamberlain as Chancellor of the Exchequer unable to confirm whether an announcement on war debts would be made before adjournment. He declined press statements and said the matter would be put to a vote in the House of Commons.
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Row's Corner
Row
Row’s
Witchas
Atsty
Witess
House of Commons
Six Dead FAMOUS BANDIT CAPTURED
Calcutta Wednesday reports Hamid terror of the United Provinces captured in a village. Police momentarily trapped him as villagers closed in. Six captured men reportedly killed by angry mob while others face charges of murder robbery under arms and torture.
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Hamid
United Provinces
Rake Wycough
Corcon
Ant
Tax relief expected in forthcoming Canberra budget
It is understood substantial tax relief will be provided by the Federal Government in the next budget. The 40 percent of a Supertax on income from property is expected to be abolished and there may be further exemptions. Sales tax revenue for the year is projected around 18 million pounds.
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Canberra
Death of 16 year old coder after training incident
Melbourne coroner investigated the March 25 death of Arthur John Smale a 16 year old cadet shot returning from musketry practice at Williamstown range. Evidence cited unlawful loading by a base unit or individual with a fatal misfire leading to manslaughter verdicts.
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Melbourne
Arthur John Smile
Coderhe
Williamstown Range
Smale
William
Horton
Two witnesses testify in Firie Court motor case
In Firie Court evidence was given by Constable F W Egel and Mr H Scarman in a motor driver case. Egel, badly injured in the accident at the center of the trial, was wheeled into court to give evidence.
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Firie Court
F. W. Egel
H. Scarman
Egel
Great Flight Proposed Byoney Plan for Southern Moon
A bold plan arises to fly the former Australian National Airways airliner Southern Moon from Australia to England then America and Brisbane. The route would cross the Pacific with long hops, reflecting ambitious ambitions for intercontinental air travel.
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Nken
Australian National Airways
Southern Moon
England
America
American
Brisbane
Pacific
Man Slaughter Charge Drawn After Inquest
Inquest into the death of Wil Lionel Lang a 40 year old tram conductor killed May 43 when struck by a motor van led to a manslaughter charge against the van driver. Coroner Reginald Balto Green directed the case as evidence suggested failed visibility and a sudden swerve due to another vehicle.
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Lata
Wil Lionel
Lang
Reginald Balto
Green
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Armadine
Tela
van Ware
Gruen
Nlaly Tain
Fraulein Von Etzdorf Death Reported After Crash
A medical report states Fraulein Von Etzdorf the German aviatrix who crashed near Aleppo on Sunday died by suicide after collapsing following the crash. She reportedly entered a room at the aerodrome where shots were heard and she was found dead on a bed with two bullet wounds and a revolver beside her.
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Aleppo
Fraulein von Etzdorf
Here
Australis
Fraulein Bizdorf
Emden Relic Stolen in Sydney
Police believe the bell from the German cruiser Emden was stolen from the War Memorial Museum in Sydney. It is aboard the Georgian steamer Mala, with German detectives reportedly being asked to assist. The bell was allegedly taken in Sydney for 250 and was hoped to fetch around 4000 pounds in Germany.
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Emden
War Memorial Muesum
Georia
Olia
Ors
Gorman
Mtn Germany
Winooka Departs Equine Ambassador to America
Winooka, Australia's champion miler, left Sydney yesterday for America to compete and seek honors. The departure was noted on Wednesday with a Tig crowd seeing off the equine ambassador and the well known sportmen accompanying the venture.
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Sydney
Atontersy
Sportemen
Nvehoese Winooka
Amerlce
Winooka
Australia
Whch
America
Washington reports on partial war unit payments
A Washington dispatch describes President Roosevelt negotiating for partial payment of wartime units. Officials deny a government concession while outlining constraints and continued support for combat readiness.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Temperature Readings For 24 Hour Period
Yesterday's high was 62.3 and low 47 as read from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The 24 hour period ended at 8.80 a.m. with a minimum of 53.9.
Help for Farmers at Bank Meeting in Melbourne
At the annual meeting of the National Bank of Australasia in Melbourne Sir James Sider, chairman, warned that any general scheme to reduce farmers liabilities would harm the banking system’s public support. He urged reforms focused on recent money and equity measures to ease farmers’ financial difficulties.
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Melbourne
Oewen Nim
Als Onquitors
Miners Neutral on Bulli Campaign Debate
Sydney report notes a stormy conference between the Legislative Assembly members and the Miners Central Council. The meeting discussed the Bulls election with members voicing support for Willis and calling for the campaign to proceed amid internal dissent.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Miners' Central Council
Mosman
Mentral
Hulk
Willis
Garage Proprietor Faces Similar Charge
Melbourne scene reports Doriliz Gischus Mitcham garage proprietor committed for trial on manslaughter charges after a May 5 incident in Clifton Hill. Evidence notes her car zigzagged at high speed striking Mrs Edith Jessie Smith 58 and another woman, both carried to a hospital. Police report alcohol smell on Gischus.
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Melbourne
Walneadsy
Doriliz Gischus
Mitcham
Gérouer
Editth
Jessie Smith
Clifton al
Gischus
Desperados Escape From Lansing State Penitentiary
Ten long term prisoners including murderers and bandits seized the warden and escaped the State Penitentiary in Lansing Kansas. They commandeered cars and forced drivers to evacuate passengers. Women were held as hostages while authorities pursued the fugitives amid high speed car travel and public fear.
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Lansing
Kansas
State
Port Authority Talks Seek Rail Harbor Coordination
Adelaide reports private talks among State Government Railways Harbors Board and shipping firms to coordinate rail and port operations. Proposals may target central Port Adelaide Outer Harbor and downstream flows. Discussions focus on reforms to reduce costs and align port services with exporters and importers.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Railways Department
Harbors Board
Port
Outer Harbor
Howkers Board
Narrow Escape From Electrocution In Adelaide
In Adelaide on Wednesday Mrs. C Dickin of Wattlebury nearly touched an exposed electric light wire while hanging clothes. A portion of insulation had perished and wind caused the live wire to bend toward her. Her fingers suffered slight burns but she escaped serious injury.
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Adelaide
C. Dickin
Wattlebury
Toad
Reade, Park
Jules
Dickin
What Is Home Adelaide Eyot Torrens WCTU Talk
Lady Holder at the Eyot Torrens district convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union spoke at Rose Park Methodist Church. She urged judging welfare work by results as she lamented changes in youth and safety in today’s society.
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Adelaide
Lady Holder
Eyot Torrens
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Rose Park Methodist Church
Wwe
Universal 48 Hour Week Demanded by Textile Employers
In Melbourne in the Arbitration Court representatives of textile employers urged a universal 48 hour week for Australian textile workers. They warned higher costs would curb export trade while advocates called for shorter hours because of noise, monotony, and oppressive conditions. Wage cuts and uniform industry hours were debated amid concerns over impact on profits, competition, and wool markets.
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Wednessay
Australia
Arbitration Court
Delp
P. J. Shoshan
Yextie
Derham
South Africa
Gonuday
East
Massy Greene May Resign In September
A newspaper item notes Sen. Massy Greene may resign in September for health reasons. The report references Internal Department comments and a wider political context including local officials and a Port Pirie unemployed association meeting. It mentions Adelaide visits and a pending budget discussion affecting industrial policy.
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Threadgold
Central Mission
Hl Yaslerddy J
Port Pirie
Prests Open New Branch At Solomontown Today
Prests announces the opening of a new branch in Solomontown with a ceremony today. Local officials and executives from Prests are expected to attend as the store showcases its expanded services and community investment.
Local Labor Employed Opens New Branch Store
More local labor employed as Prants Limited expands with a fifth branch in Solomontown. Three local girls engaged, trade will be similar to existing branches with free delivery in Sotamantown. The newly acquired premises renovated and a three-day sale marks the opening.
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Prants Limited
Pielo
A. O'Er
Boxing Tournament Promoter Glacke Returns from Adelaide
Mr B A Glacke promoter of the Northern boxing championship tourney, yesterday returned from Adelaide. He attended a committee meeting to confirm nominations for the event and to select entries for the various weight divisions. Entries were due today with the prize in British pounds.
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B.A. Glacke
Austal Theatre
Adelaide
Nni
Nossitite
Mdny
Iheime
Niries
Ofea
Archbishop Appeals For Nation's Prayers
The Archbishop of Canterbury urges Christians to observe June 11 as a day of prayer for the world. The appeal accompanies coverage of a conference by the ReCOMMONIC Con ference, emphasizing unified prayer.
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Recorders
London
Gawterbury
Christans
Record Hop Step and Jump Team Sets New Australian Marks
Sydney Wednesday report notes Jack Motesh establishing a new Australian team record in the hop, step, and jump event. He covered Loff Bh tn.
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Sydney
Wednessey
Jack
Motesh
Everest expedition progress report from Mount Everest
London dispatch reports Hugh Ruttledge announcing that Wyn dharris and Wager have begun their ascent. Camp Six was established on Monday at about 27 000 ft, leaving 11740 ft to the summit, with steady progress and hard conditions noted from the peak.
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London
Hugh Ruttledge
Mount Everest
Wyndharris
Wager
Sino Japanese Peace Negotiations Opened
Shanghai reports peace talks opened between Chinese and Japanese representatives. Both sides expect the discussions to last several days and have pledged to make progress while keeping details confidential.
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Shanghal
Modern Science May Foretell Earthquakes
Victoria report notes Doctor Adams of MGM University predicts rising crust tension could allow quake forecasting in the near future, enabling warnings to save thousands of lives. He attends a conference and discusses measuring crust stress to determine breaking points.
Man of peace but carried pistol in Adelaide court
Adelaide Wednesday Frenchman Nils Nampe Salle, a laborer and Quaker, pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol without permission. He was fined 1 pound and 45 shillings, saying he never used a pistol since and that his mission in Ife was peace. He recalled serving as an interpreter in Attica and resolving disputes out of court.
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Ife
Nils
Nampe Salle
Salles
Attica
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