Sequel raid results in liquor confiscation at Port Pirie
An application by Mick Mouras led police to raid premises at 81 David Street Port Pirie. Officers seized twelve bottles of liquor and containers marked West. Witnesses described observed visits and a police warning noting potential sale of liquor from the premises. Mouras denied wrongdoing while police stated the matter would go before the magistrate.
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Beton AK
Pirie
Jorday
Mick Mouras
Pri
David Street
Port
Michael Mouras
Iukrer
Nie Fenapl
Ful Ss Sips
Mat
Wa Tved
Thera
Grothar Kostas
Barduca
Poolner
McCormack
Baer
Arik
Winn
Anwar
Sep
Shesheer Anayrin
Honsy
Notte
Aplonis Dionisioe
Hiv
Gevia
iOn
Avr
Mick
Teave
Tiguor
Miy
Agad
Jim
Premiaes
Teresia Epls
Witnrased
Amity Westing
Flinsecrete
Arnticant
Witness Aid
Ald
Wihatise Saii
Winess
Big Fight Promises Confidence in Vancouver Bout
In Vancouver on Wednesday the two fighters, Sharkey and Sohmer, display confidence. Sharkey weighs about 10 pounds more and is described as erratic, while Sohmer is seen as composed and England educated. The bout attracts a hoped for 79,000 attendance, with tension rising over the outcome.
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United Sérylet
Vancouver
Wednessey
Schnieling
Roy Wade
Sharkey
Bown
Sohmer
Welehe
Saab
Eharkey
Rake's Progress Critique by Employers Leader
Mr T Ashworth president of the Employers Federation warned Australian Women’s National League that the rake’s progress in Commonwealth and state affairs threatens constitutional abuses. He accused the Hughes government of delaying reforms and claimed abolition amendments would force a state union. The speech labeled proposed measures dangerous and urged decisive action against appalling trends.
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Australia
T. Ashworth
Employers' Federations
Canfootes
S. Shanetal
Commonwealth
Ad- Yagee
Sealy
Pwo
650 Meals Help Salvation Army Kitchen
Ensign Mawson reports the Salvation Army hall on Clarence Street served 650 meals last evening. Volunteers and soup kitchen staff praised by hungry men who expressed gratitude. the kitchen operates daily from 5 to 4. Women’s Ward raise assisted with washing dishes and kitchen duties.
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Salvation Army Hall
Jplarence Street
Mawson
Wiewls
Ting
Rome
Dishonest Solicitor Sentenced in Brisbane Court
A Brisbane solicitor was today sentenced to two years imprisonment for each of two counts involving nonversion and stealing as trustee. The sentences were concurrent. The case, heard on Thursday, was reported in Thursday n Thorns.
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Brisbane
Thorns
Atthow
Weed
Desert Song to Be Filmed at Warner Bros Stage
Hollywood reports that The Desert Song, the operetta adaptation, will be filmed as a major motion picture at Warner Bros. studio in Hollywood. A new sound stage has been completed on the studio lot to accommodate the production with stars and notable names lined up for roles.
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Warner Bros
Alhambra
Hig Studio
Zand
Death Walter
California
Yell
John
Garretti’ King
Doulke Paxtada
Jauony- Arthur
Mstun Lax
Mori Walletty Aadmnan
Thal Bint Oni
R Mngnt
Wgeont
Ong
Houdred
Toleek
Not Guilty Murder Charge In Sydney Trial
The trial concludes with acquittal on murder charges in Sydney. Walter Touslinsdy remains under custody as authorities review the case and the wounded victims, Walter Womlinson and Edward Brady, for further proceedings.
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Sydney
Thumsdy
Pranfendnalal
Jmirdered
Becnark
Dalton
Walter “Womlinson
Edward Brady
Sineder
WICKET ANTICIPATED FOR TEST OPENING BIG MATCH
London report notes a major cricket test opener at Nottingharn with forecasted favorable weather. Forecasters expect good conditions and a strong turnout as teams prepare for a decisive series start.
Australian Cricketers Resting With Schoolboys
Australian cricketers rest at Northside School ahead of the first Test. Walters leads practice while the schoolboys watch the team in a training session.
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Walters Ersten
London
Nownside School
UNEP and Commonwealth Aid for South Australia Relief
A fragmented report notes UNEP and Commonwealth relief efforts in South Australia with a mention of a 60,000 cent value and a pledge to provide up to 1,000,000 pounds to bolster aid efforts. The text includes garbled phrases and partial dates but indicates international assistance coordination.
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Todar
Ainistae
Ninmundet
Tio. Com
Tie AB
Weetern Aonb
Government loan terms debated in assembly session
Fragmented report notes discussions in the House of Assembly on public works and loans. Mentions commissions and government rates of interest, with unclear references to regions Metropolitan and Vnogatre. No clear outcomes or names.
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Advange
Mhakropolitan
Starsil
Maines
House of Assembly
Almister
Avanla
Ted
Unemployed Relat Weekly ExPendrtune Report
Fragmented OCR text shows weekly unemployment related figures and references to assembly actions. The readable items include a weekly expenditure placeholder 5405.7 and partial mentions of dates and officials, with garbled names and terms. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or outcomes.
Australian Workers Union strike described amid unrest
A fragmented report details tensions within the Australian Workers Union as various factions clash over leadership, strategy, and loyalty to British procedurals. A mass meeting is planned Sunday to discuss continued action and farmer support amid the discontent.
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Jorgesk
Stranghold
Unio
Grorkihe
Taymiens Nipatine
Stetke
Surprisings Statement on Queensland Sugar Industry
Fragmentary report notes a percentage of something in the Queensland sugar industry. Mentions a worker union, South Tasmania, Townsville, and stakes in industrial conditions. Text is garbled with missing words and unclear figures.
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Angrelaspton
Thursdey
Isinos Gustoms
Queensland
Ina Tata
Soith Tahnstona
British Preference Sparks Debate in Parliament
Fragmentary report indicates discussion in a British government body about preferences affecting Australians. Text vague about specifics and outcomes, referencing public sentiment and potential policy shifts during the session.
Trial Notes On A Juries Case Involving A Violation
In a court report a judge wrestles with the testimony of witnesses including Mr Justices Stephen and Hershabe tabur. The proceedings reference a minder and a man described as the Feiner of he eliile, with statements about an encounter and a walkie to her. The account is fragmented and unclear.
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Qolwalans Piarsiay
Stephen” Taday- Pon
Pravence Igmrdly
Tabur
le Weiss
St Hershabe
Robert
Defence department plans savings with personnel changes
The government claimed savings of over £400,000 yearly as Defence Department officials proposed reduced air force and personnel costs. The plan includes rationing permanent officers, cutting back leave to between one and eight weeks, and aligning military payroll with a tightened scale, with limited impact on Air Force personnel.
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Canherna
Thurmany
House of Representatives
Iss Pfléewoon
Green
Allmongors
Mab
Gould
Air Force
Fic
Nyeeks
Melbourne Wharf Labour Unions Form New Port Authority
In Melbourne a dispute over waterside leadership led to talks between Phillip Stevedores Association and the new Port Phillip Stevedores Association. After debate, Mr Crapmyn will stay on as secretary until officers are elected for the upcoming Melbourne Wharf and Landor unions.
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Melboune
Waterside
Hogan
Je Gofidard
Sax Svegely
Phillip Stevedores Association
Crapmyn
Tisty
Port Phillp Stevedores Association
Melbourne Wharf- Landorers
Painting and rail plan noted in scarce railway note
A fragmentary note mentions railways and capital figures including 4,400,008 and 44,300,000, with references to stages and workers. The text is garbled but implies a discussion of railway funds and related actions. Names and clear events are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
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Etary Rallvenu
Chicago case details emerge in serious health inquiry
In Chicago a grave case surfaces regarding a threatened harm incident. Key individuals and local institutions are cited as the investigation unfolds with officials from the medical and journalistic sectors participating. The report outlines rising concerns and the potential involvement of multiple parties in a faulted system.
Canbarra considers dismissal of Sergeant Shepherd over charges
Federal Cabinet receives Sir Jann Quick report alleging improper conduct and violent misconduct by Sergeant Shepherd at Canbarra police. The inquiry states violent and deliberate acts intended to terrorize prisoners into making confessions, justifying dismissal from service.
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Canbarra
Federal Cabiicklina
Jann Quik
Canherra
Shepherd
Sonm Quick
Fatal collision near Adelaide injures three riders
In Adelaide on a Thursday a motor cycle driven by William Winning of Willard Street Beverley collided with Thomas Fairlie a 52 year old pedestrian at West Craynan. Concussion injuries were sustained by Winning Wilson and Roselta Strew and all were taken to Adelaide Hospital in serious condition.
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Adelaide
Bre
William Im Winning
Williard Street
Bevngley
Swith Howard
Wilson
Mter
Wells
Royal divorce shocks Romanian realm in royal court
Legal authorities in Bucharest report a decree dissolving the union of King Caralana and Queen Helen after a contested royal bid. The court ruling names Maria as returning to assist in diplomatic efforts amid tense Romanian royalty.
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Belxine
Bucharest
Caralana
Helen
Carol
Grimlmon
Maria
Kewmanin
Sue
Halen
Roumanie
Agen
Ambushed Patrols and the Midnepers District Disorder
A highly disordered report describes ambushed patrols and attacks in the Midnepers district. It notes prominent figures, Congress volunteers, and villagers blamed or absent, with violence including a body cut up and framed by authorities, amid political tension and calls for evidence.
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Calguira
Nore
Congress Voluptaers
Vilagers
Congress
Western Australia Move for Sescaeiow Frou Ine Cammenwvesithalist F
Sir Janas aulebell Prompter of Western ansirilia reports a Western Australian push for reform is taken seriously. The move aims to address restiees and unrest as a Coin Goupotl meeting is attended.
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Canatraa
Thirkday
Janas Aulebell
Ansirilia
Davis Cup Team On's Condition Improving
London report says Australian tennis player On is benefiting from special treatment to his muscles and is expected to restane practise in three days. Medically advised he will be ready for the Davis Cup match against Japan if needed.
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London
Dhotgez
Japan
Peace Efforts Reported Amid Civil Conflicts
An ominous lull in hostilities is reported as peace prospects emerge. Marshal Huey Liang, head of Manchuia, calls for peace and urges restraint. President Rigshok of Chine is urged to relocate the capital to Paking as part of possible reforms.
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Huey Liang
Manchuia
Rigshok
Chine
Paking
NSW Wheat Yield Report From Sydney Figures The Harvest
Fragmented report from Sydney outlines NSW wheat yield for the season. It notes total production near 33,955,000 bushels fed to stock and includes price figures and averages over recent years. The text mentions a value around 3 dollars per bushel and highlights an annual comparison point.
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Sydney
Commercial Adelaide News Brief Refined Advisories
In Adelaide on Thursday, reports note developments from Australian Lines and Association and Condes Metal Exchange. Evolving arrangements for Juniors 14 are mentioned, with in-law connections cited amid ongoing industry discussions.
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Adelaide
Jungs 14
Disbeliever Copper-Standard Exchange and Trade Terms
Disjointed text shows price quotes and shipments in fall months for copper and electrolytic products. Mentions a person named Louis Goose and a claim of chloralgeriad during matey, with references to standings and a story reward. Unclear chronology and many garbled figures make precise details difficult.
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Louis Goose
Matey i
A. Frainz
Ater Betas
British aviatrix visits New England town on short trip
Muiratias Miss mnge Tghnsom palil a shont visit ate today turning aside for warm reception. The event centered on a briefing titled Sharing Fact bption near New easile where many wills were reportedly received.
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Muiratias
Easile
Sea of Flame Ship Disaster Report
A chaotic fragment describes a sea disaster with a fiery collision causing deaths and survivors. It mentions a crashing tower, damaged decks, and passengers feared lost at sea. Authorities, rescuers, and bystanders face a daunting search as reports of oil leaks and救援 efforts spread.
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Serena Pesseigers
Beye Ot
Switlins
Laspad
Rome
Megaml
Farm Board Aid and Rural Credit Measures Discussed
The article notes the Farm Board and allied agencies planning extensive funding and programs. It mentions allocations and expected disbursements to support farmers, cooperatives, and related industries, with aims to stabilize prices and ensure supplies through government assistance.
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