Empire Agrees On Foreign Policy Resolutions Of Conference
The Imperial Conference delegates approve their key report on international policy and shipping arrangements. The final text, softened to satisfy Canada’s Mackenzie King, supports League of Nations alignment and sets plans for a 24,000 ton freighter program. A committee report on postal and Antarctic activities is also adopted.
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Londus
International
Mackenzie King
Canada
Imperial Conference
Todecision
Tritain
Arelidale Parkhill
Nasey
Antarctic
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
South
Antarctica
Mystery of 1922 murder nears resolution in Los Angeles
The 1922 William Desmond Taylor murder case progresses as new clues surface including an untired Wallet Identity and a GilAl cue pie lead. Police questioned suspects including Miss Mabel Navia ond and Lindy Misty Mil Minter amid renewed investigative activity at the Famous Players-Lask Company and Angelus area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Thursias
William Desmond Taylor
Hollywood
Hua
Ease Taylor
Mornee Howe
Angelus
Axis Uo
Mabel Naviaond
Misty Mil Minter
Thas Juillet
Federal censure motion clash fuels turmoil in parliament
Fragmentary text records a censure motion debate with references to a killed figure and a political shake up. Mentions Lalor Panky Mullins Inyest and a government plan to delay or withhold supply for five to six months amid parliamentary tension.
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Lalor Panky
Nyse Eyre
Mullins
TWO 10 DIE GERMAN UNION LEADERS (CRecorder Special Cables)
Two former German union leaders were executed, another received life, a fourth 15 years, and a woman organizer 12 years for high treason following a secret tribunal in Berlin. The Daily Herald reports the sentences reflect 1935 measures curbing rights and medical care amid treason trials.
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Crecorder
London
Special
Berlin
Daily Herald
Germany
Vdecheres
Maddalena
Sven Tare
Faigineses
Taicwi
Heichstag Jdeputy
Adalt Hembeks Freniey
Petrol Gas Ignition Tragedy in Mundora
An explosion of petrol vapor in a 40 gallon drum at 8 30 am in Mundora today caused severe burns and the death of a child four hours later. The flare threw debris about 49 feet. the drum had been left vacant beside a home for six months and a curious child reportedly tampered with the cap. Emergency workers transported the injured to Port Browshit Hospital where despite stimulants the heart could not be restored. the incident centers on a dangerous, unattended oil drum in a residential area.
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Prom
Mundoora
Gearee “Loveridge
Munduvrs
Pam
Matthes
Weather note from yesterday
The thermometer recorded a high of 63 and a low of 47 for the 24 hour period ending at 6:30 am yesterday. Weather details appear in the daily briefing with no further context.
Fog on Four Days Delays Trains and Planes in Melbourne
Dense fog enveloped Melbourne and broad areas causing car travel and interstate air and rail movements to pause. Trains and planes faced delays while hundreds avoided driving as temperatures hit a record low for the era.
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Melbourne
Cary Kt
Subartas
Couatry
Seymour
Exsendon
Boy sustains head injury in road accident
A boy believed to be James Caron of Blew Tree Nullawarth suffered concussion and a skull fracture after a collision on the North Road in Saisworth this afternoon. He was admitted to the Chu Avon's Moespliad hospital for treatment.
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Min North Road
Saisworth
James Caron
Xtree
Nullawarth
Personal notices and hospital updates from Pirie region
A jumble of personal visits, hospital admissions and transfers in Pirie and nearby areas. Notables include Tidy Munsub visiting Nesta Pini Mr and Mrs George Wiliatul on Murds Street, while Melw Lullius at Bite South reports overtime injuries at a new job. Several residents at Pirie Hospital are named with bed moves and leave. Local officials and business figures attend meetings in Adelaide and Port Pirie, with mentions of travel to Sydney and London for wine board duties and trade talks.
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Melw Lullius
Bite South
Pho Tek
Nis Hying
Pirie Hospital
Vun der Meer
Mee Ti Hay
Aus
Tralian Wine Toard
Adelaide
London
Wis Vis
United Kinedium
Fie Hoard
Etonian Traveler Madame Teppema Sails To Buenos Aires
Madame Teppema, sister of a late managing director, travels from Pirie to Dustin and Nijkerk with a Buenos Aires bound leg. Lady Mawson, wife of Sir Douglas Mawson, notes plans to visit Pitieti and Tahorra while her husband studies in Adelaide and Antarctic work. Other passengers include Mrs. Edwards returning from Asia and Africa bound workers.
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Tarnerrew
Molters
Tady Mawson
Moyal
Parliaments Eve Meeting in Adelaide Delayed After Melbourne Arrival
Clive Arpoll arrived in Adelaide from Melbourne for a parliamentary eve event. The gathering will feature Vitti and Tess among speakers in a session led by the Level Theedent Pattli Muase af Hepresentatives.
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Clive Arpoll
Adelaide
Melbourne
South Australi
Atwsta
Vitti
Tess
Will Urranel
Columtne
Fo Sane
MCA
The Recorder Highlights Pirie’s Future Role in Tourism
The Recorder argues Pirie stands at a pivotal moment with potential growth from the Redhill Port Augusta railway, urging local government and business leaders to establish a Tourist Bureau branch. It cites national and regional interest, cites calls by The Recorder, and notes efforts by A J Maker to push for a branch as the town seeks to become a regional hub within ten years.
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Onsider
Twearder
Omro Voi Ryan
A. J. Maker
Uetine
Ha T
Tureau
Eiligens
Pirle
Tenmark
Mount Gambler
Lalancement
Wool sale at Kooringa tops Adelaide market report
The seventh and final Adelaide wool sale of the season cleared about £599,000 with a 20 per cent clearances on wool grown near Burra. Total offering near 29,000 bales including outback SA clips and Broken Hill lines. Prices held for good wools while inferior lots were cheaper. strongest interest from Amoralath mills, Krunee, and New York buyers.
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Adelaide
Burra
Outback
S.A
Broken Isl
Hiver Darling
New South Wales
W. H. Santiiond
Balan
Kooringa
Canuwie
Uys
Uther
Kinguonya
ML Mwand
Morea Vale
Wern Amntratha Mills
Germany
Krunee
Wik York
Aii
Japan
Wheat Market Trends Amid Overseas Supply Disruptions
The report notes fluctuating wheat prices as overseas demand and import duties influence futures. Market chatter cites limited farm shipments and a lag in shipments from Liverpool cultivars, with delay in shipments affecting trading sentiment and futures from Thursday.
London Metal Market Report From Adelaide Mines
Latest advices from the Australian Mines and Metals Association to the London Metal Exchange show lead prices weakening. Forward and spot values slide with lead at 22 pounds 16 shillings per ton and tin futures also easing.
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Adelaide
Miursbury
Audralian Mines
Metaly Nesortation
London
sNasidard
Pune
Jean Harlows funeral attended by Hollywood stars
Hollywood mourners fill Forrest Lawn Cemetery as Jean Harlow lies in state after burial in New York. A large crowd gathered outside the gates while inside actors and mourners paid tribute. A Christian service included renditions by Jeanette MacDonald and tributes from peers such as Myrna Loy and Harold Lloyd.
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Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Ucrem
New York
Forrest Lawn
Acronav
Wwern
Myra Loy
Harold Lloyd
Iuer’ Montgomery
Kay Francis
Warner Baxter
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eady
Jean Harlaw
Harbara Brown
Tysteekewl
Electric signals on new line to railway yards
Perle Junction yards will receive modern electric signaling from a large signal cabin. The system uses three position searchlight signals between Salisbury and Pirte with automatic train entry and battery power. This is the first installation of its kind on the South Australian Railways and becomes operative after July 26.
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Perle Junction
She Neyy
C. B. Miterson
Taihways
Toltuwss
Salisbury
Pirte
Nive Dunclion
Walt
Ine
Piries
Hyerdiy
Pirie Junction
AMS
Racehorse owner dies in Coleraine stable fire
Melbourne report says 72 year old William Coe, a racehorse owner and trainer, was burned to death when a stable caught fire at Coleraine. A horse and two dogs inside the building perished as flames swept through the stable this morning.
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Melbourne
Hiatoon
Wiliam Coe
Coleraine
Watchman killed after falling into lighter hold at Port Adelaide
Jhurstay J. We R Craft, 61, night watchman from Ethelton, died at 10 20 pm after plunging 20 ft into the hold of a Port Adelaide lighter. Meo FORIMES, a Munters Board Watehoat, heard a noise and found him in a perilous position. Casualty removal followed, with the bed reportedly removed by the crew to the morgue.
Not Defended by Mr. J. P. Morgan
New York on Thursday Mr. P Morgan the millionaire Junker is surprised by some people’s interpretation of his off hand remarks on taxation on his return from Europe on Monday He said he sympathizes with evasion but believes a taxpayer complying with the law should not be the subject of odium for paying more than is due.
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Recorder
New York
P. Morgan
Junker
Europe
Jie
Electric interlocking and signals at Pirie Junction
The new system controls signals for broad and narrow gauge lines from a signal cabin at Pirie Junction. Interlocking machinery links track routes, with block working, automatic staff exchangers at wayside stations, and direct communication between Adelaide, Pirie, and Port Augusta.
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Ude
Adelaide
Pirie
Adelvide
Pirle
Port Augunte
Mass Meeting Hinders Traffic in 40-Hour Week Rally
A mass outdoor meeting by the United Trades and Labor Council in Adelaide attracted almost 3000 workers from General Motors-Holdens at Woodville, backing a 40-hour week. The rally, the second open-air event in the campaign, featured leaders arguing for shorter hours, profits cited for Dowty and unions, and strong crowd support amid traffic obstructions on Port Road and Islington linkage.
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Adelaide
Port
General Motors-Holdens
Woodville
United Trades and Labor Council
Customsman
Islington
Telvincton
Garland
TelWu
Leach
Mr. Pinay
Deception of Strongroom Blown In Adelaide District
A bold break in Woodville district council chambers failed to steal any cash after thieves blew a strongroom door and rifled desks. A Sam time entry led to discovery by the Whall porter with the door handle shattered and soap used at the scene.
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Adelaide
Woodvilla Bistrict Councll
Sam
G. A.M Ralph
Whall
Will Fll
Funtes
Pueves
Ralph
Woodville Road
Toreh
Bomb on Roof Terribly Damages Melbourne Store
Melbourne police report a bombing on a grocery roof with a blast destroying part of the ceiling. Mr Lombardi, living nearby, found the impact this morning after receiving threats by telephone and notes accusing him of illicit trade. Investigators believe the act was deliberate vandalism aimed at his delivery truck.
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Melbourne
Lombard
Lombardi
Test cricket dates proposed for NDOS recorder special
Proposed dates for tests in the recorder special cables series are outlined for next year. The schedule lists matches beginning in April at venues including Aund. The announcement outlines tour plans and confirms test opponents and venues.
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Irugmaune
Aund
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Nates
Har Atroug
League of Nations
W D. Taylor
Lalor Uke
Funk Gil
Java
Manchester
Victoria
Cty
Maze
Tidy Munsub
Pi Douglas Abussun
George Wiliatul
Murd Street
Pine West
Moosto
Henry Catelipale
Alas
Co-operative
Ines
Meg Acdouner
A. Jutnston
Doug, Gray
Percy Jea
Merry Johnston
Dick Jen- Wor
Torn
Jules
Mist Katiy Wille
Kavendan
Mr. An Mrs & Johmston
Wandearah
GM Mallerson
Uissioner
WT. Lee
Adelaide Steamshin Company
Port Adelaide
Tner Manands
Sydney
Lady Mawson
Nijkerk
Rigian Consular Ag
Ft Grugt
Auchorwwe
Moh
Edwards
Ioda
China
Napan
Philippines
J. Michards
Stivld
Soume Omen
Wonthaggi
Niel
Africa
Norther Whodesia
Tr Hallowes
Iim
Sime
Redhill
Port Augusta
Formidatte Toyn
Austratay Chimbee of Manufactures and Chamber of Gommeres Ty
Fehies
Eto
Matera
Publi
Winuise
Awecessary
Mnuke Burrows
Frank Luterchume
Edis
Adslalée
Adelaide Sale
Adulitde
Asefalete
Nicholls
Lea Resserte
London Metal Market
Jean Harlows
Cinema Stars
Barbara Brown
Mushow
Andrewnee
Sar Denis
Williayy Powell
Ib ‘ Loieved
Lighter
J. P. Morgan
General Motors
North Melbourne
Prests Limited
S. C. Chennell’s
Resiau
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