The Prince of Wales at Durban Comrade of Mine Greeting
The Prince of Wales arrived in Durban in bright sun after wintry weather in the Orange Free State. A crowd cheered as he rode through the sub tropical cane fields, greeted by 15,000 natives at Albert Park and a parade of 3,000 veterans. He spoke warmly of meeting former service men, calling them "comrades of mine" at a lavish banquet and nationwide broadcasts.
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Gape Town
Albert Park
Englaes
America
Homeward Bound Cadets Set Sail for Australia
At Fenchurch Street station the Australian cadets led by Mr J Mons boarded the Moncton Bay tor bound for home. Reuter reports the boys were high in spirits as they prepared to join a King’s Birthday parade with military motor lorries awaiting them.
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Reuter
London
Fenchurch Street
J.mons
Tury Thbury
Moncton Bay Tor
Australia
Simone
Englana
Scothumd
Tilney
Mordod Bay
Fur Austaria
Long Yacht Race From San Francisco To Pagreata To Start
Reuters reports the longest yacht race from San Francisco to Pagreata Ta Wit slated to begin Wednesday June 40. Competing yachts include A. Norris Mariner, Juli Divers Eloise, Dr. BN. Parker's Idal gia, and Mark Posan's Shirawanel. The first three fly the San Francisco Yacht Club flag. Manila results show the Consolidated Independent Party maintaining control of the House and Senate with a sizable majority after peaceful voting. The White Sulphur Springs health fad features prominent American women golfing in bare feet.
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Reuters
San Francisco
Sisters of the Gate
Pagreata Ta- Wit
Amd
Reuter
Manila
Senate
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Forestation Plan Outlined for Federal Territory Canberra
Senator Pearce releases forestry programme detailing experimental planting in the canyons and hills around Canberra and Jervis Bay. Proposals include a forestry school, trained forester, nursery, and staff, with a target of 500 acres planted yearly at Jervis Bay and capital territory works costing about £18,960 over three years plus £2,500 for the forestry school.
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Melbourne
Home and Territories
Pearce
Canberra
Geller
Federal Capital Territory
Division
Jervis Bay
Capital Territory
Jervis
Evelyn Scottney Shines in Rigoletto London Debut
Evelyn Scottney drew instant praise in her London stage debut as Gilda with the Garl Hosa Company at the Lyceum Theatre Crilics hailed her as a beauty and a triumph. The Daily Telegraph calls her a prima donna of the Went water.
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Reuter
London
Evelyn Scottney
Gilda
Garl Hosa
Lyceum Theatre
Crilics
Wid
Daily Telegraph
Lourdes Lecture Draws Big Crowd at Austral Theatre
Father Goodman M S G lectured on The Miracles of Lourdes before about 890 attendees. He cited Lourdes apparitions to Bernadette Soubirous in 1858 and claimed 7,000 doctors visiting the shrine with 4,100 cures, all medically attested. He showed slides and challenged critics, asserting strong audience response and conviction.
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Father Goodman
M.S.G
Palestine
Pather Goodman
Lourdes
Lourdey
Nant Hemaldettee
Father Goodalan
Marghard
Boissarie
Lebec
France
Weitur
John Uxcullam
Shanghai Riots Trigger Foreign-Local Clash
In Shanghai a strike spreads across the city with mobs attacking foreigners including Japanese workers. Police guard posts fired, killing one and wounding five as clashes continue. Troops and British marines to arrive, central districts see casualties, tram and rail services halted, and only partial calm begins as the crisis worsens.
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Shanghai
Coupeil
Risters ii
Evening News
Lsten
Rei
Canton
Britain and Belgium at League Session in Geneva
London reports the opening of the League of Nations session in Geneva with Mr. Chamberlain and M Briand set to be the key figures. The four day meeting will focus on Polish Danzi garr and minority treatment from the Treaty of Versailles while Britain appears reluctant to pledge support beyond France and Belgium in case of German aggression.
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Austell Chamberlain
M. Briands
Council of the Teague of Nations
Geneve Oa
Poland
Free City of
Danzig
Irony of Fate in Sydney Fire at State Tax Office
A fire at the State Tax office on George Street caused the roof to collapse and fittings to burn to cinders. The odd outcome was that all taxation files were saved and not a single assessment notice was destroyed.
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Sydney
George Street
Commission in Australia probes medical examinations demand
Mr W Robinette reports that two medical men were summoned to Port Pirie to examine union members as part of a probe. The commission adjourned to a lab to assess the situation, with unions alleging improper third party presence. A meeting of the combined Unions Council is set for 5 15 p m to discuss the issue.
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Paaan
Jon
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Sydney
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Port Pirie
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Uious
Broken Hill
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Cnn
Kneoek
Te Commission
Parliament House
International Hall
Picnic Meeting Elects UA Employees' Committee
The UA A Employes' Picnic and Sport Committee held its annual general meeting at Ye Exelaige Hotel with I X Lewis chairing. Officers elected include chair, treasurer, and trustees, plus 17 working committee members. The group plans the Crystal Brook picnic on October 24 with profits split toward the Memorial Grandstand Fund, and Greek committee duties assigned to Bousher and Jones.
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Sjostrom
W. Boucher
Hollywood vampires raid at Alhambra Theatre party
A midnight swimming party at Inez Hollywood's home is raided by police. The tale contrasts film fantasy with real personalities as Anta Q Nilsson and Lewis Stone star opposite Mary Astor in the onscreen drama with Inez.
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Alhambr Theatre
Inez
Hollywood
Anta Q. Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Mary Astor
Dangerous Money at Alhambra Tonight Features Two B14
Austral Theatre presents Dangerous Money the tale of a poor girl who rises to wealth and is haunted by money, headlined by Bebe Daniele with Tom Moore in support. The program also includes The Tarmol a Booth Tarkington story starring Georgy Huckathorne Eleanor Mearimen and others in a Universal Jewel of rare value.
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Tom Moore
Alhambra Theatre
Booth Tarkington
Georgy Huckathorne
Eleanor Mearimen
Eleen Percy
Pantine Garon
Sminot Corrigan
Winkar Tall
Leverhulme Estate House Sale Offer London
The executors of the late Lord Leverhulme offer for sale Mennstead house and Grosvenor House in London. Auction terms and conditions are expected to be announced by the Australian Press Association from London dated Thursday.
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London
Mle
Lord Leverhulme
House of Mennstead
Grosvenor Howse
Toronto Tragedy Inquest Revisits Mona Beautier Murder
An inquest in Sydney today examined Mona Beautier a 20 year old Mayfield girl murdered at a cottage near Newcastle on May 21. Suspect Arthur Augustua Oakes 27 admitted killing her with a hammer and razor after a card game and wine, then burned clothes and fled to Newcastle. He described illicit relations with the dead girl while his wife ran a buss nose in Sydney. witness accounts included her father George Beacher and details of the marriage on May 15.
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Sydney
Mona Beautier
Mayfield
Toronto
Newcastle
Arthur Augustua Oakes
Ved Yen
Moat
George Beach
Oakes
Oates
Weasher
Mona
James Leslie
Cuttess
Beacher
Stayhue
Gitl
Disastrous fire at Flinders Lane damages city stocks
A tire started a blaze in a four story Flinders Lane building in Melbourne causing extensive damage to EB Rice haberdashery, L. Fels agents, W. Chicke Co ladies wear, McGay Cogbern Hill and Cl identors. Loss estimated at £50,000.
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EB. Rice
Haberdashery
Fels
W. Chicke and Co
Aml McGay, Cogbern, Hill and Clidentors
Death in Street Inquest Hears Of New Zealand Drape r
At an inquest in Paddington the death of Alexander Haynes, a retired draper from Dunedin, New Zealand, who collapsed in a Marylebone street and died after hospital treatment, is examined. The widow states passengers aboard arrived May 20 and many suffered dysentery after leaving port. Haynes walked from a hotel, was found unconscious in the street, and doctors attributed death to acute writers? accelerated by injuries from the voyage. A misprint of accidental death was returned.
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Paddington
Alexander Haynes
Dunedin
New Zealand
Marylebone
Britain
Dr Nash Dead Following Stroke in Sydney
The death occurred today in Sydney of Duc or J B Nash ML.G., who recently suffered a light seizure. The report notes the doctor died after a stroke, with details remaining unclear.
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Sydney
Duc Or
J B. Nash
Ml.g
Night-Golf Doubts From Melbourne Pros
Night golf trials at Kerang and an American course tailed in novelty. Gene Sarazen reportedly holed out on first stroke during earlier tests, but pros deem the concept mostly impractical. Melbourne professionals warn night play works only on easy layouts and caution against overstatement of success.
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Kerang
Melbourn
Gene Sarazen
NSW Election News Shows Narrow Path to Majority
Sydney reports indicate no major shift in party standings as postal votes arrive. Labor holds 44 seats to 29 for the National Party with eight seats undecided, while votes and preferences may alter the balance. Premier optimistic a majority is possible with County Party support despite calls to reform the electoral system.
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Thureday
Meares
Botany
T. Mutch
McKell
Lee
Assembly
Wency
Labor
National Party
Tus
Country Party
Barrier Trouble at Verton Tramway Amid Trades Dispute
Report notes the Tran Trades Council dispute widens as Amalgamated Society of Engineers members refuse to work with boilermakers and moulders. Federal executive blocks cross‑employment while Conciliation Commissioner J Holme plans Saturday conference to seek a settlement. Train service remains normal with ample engine reserve and no expected traffic stoppage.
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Tran
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Iverton
J. Holme
Holm
Siverton Roadway Company
Winter Jumping Double At Randwick Opens Racing Carnival
A list of acceptances for ten main jumping events in the Winter Carnival at Randwick begins Monday. Names include Hurdles entries such as Paddington and Royal Howard, with horses like Jupiter and Murray River in the field.
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Thurada
Randwick
J.C. Hurdles
Les Paddington
Nojsel
Wilui
Uindi
Royal Howard
Ennis
al. Ampworth
Jupiter
Murray River
Aj.c
Es Paddington
Palbl
Mintern
King Howard
Black Art
Alegar
Portraven
Amowort
Streiden
Grand Urchin
Mumblehome
Mailman
Ghillagoe
Search for Captain Amundsen Expands Across Seas
Reports from Oslo London and Rome describe a coordinated search for Captain Amundsen. Norwegian planes to fly from Spitsbergen to East Greenland join efforts with Charcot on the east coast of Greenland while British organizers seek rapid aeroplane aid. Ellsworth, the American coal magnate who funded Amundsen, has died in Florence amid concerns for Amundsen's son.
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Oslo
Caplan Amandsen
Aire
Tess
Spitabergen
Greenland
Preach
M. Charcot
Green Had
Wale Ae MacMillan
Cape Columbia
Britain
Yeuter Rome
Ellsworth
Amundsen
Plorence
Th Son
Fotein Amundsen
Conviction Quashed in Adelaide Court Appeal
In Port Pirie the appeal of Langsford against a conviction for carrying away liquor during prohibition was allowed. The High Court ruled the evidence insufficient and quashed the conviction with costs to the Crown. Defence counsel cited that liquor moved from a public to the premises but failed to prove it part of licensed premises.
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Juette Richards
D.C. Scott
S.M
Port Pirie
Cestie Langsford
Tiisal Court
C. H. Hannan
McCormack
Walsh
G. L
A. Han Wan
Judd Case Tev ety Inquiry Details Progress
In the Judd case the inquiry chair announced that further evidence would be given on Wednesday and Thursday. Testimony is expected from the Williamser and others as the inquiry resumes at 10 oclock. An important character’s evidence was promised yesterday, with the inquiry likely to extend beyond a fortnight.
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Tab
Staude
Orm
Lastituytude
Lorday
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