Inquest Hears Startling Evidence On Supple Case
Adelaide inquest into the death of Richard Joseph Supple resumes with Constable Mensforth testifying a prisoner claimed a knife threat. Ajons list of Macksad, a bar encounter, and alleged police frame attempts surface as hearings near completion.
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Adelaide
Salem Macksad
Richard Joseph Supple
Constable Mensforth
Macksad
Jonmmslist
William
Transwick
Sapna
Arcipine
Munich riot pits Catholics against Nazis near cathedral
A violent clash yesterday in Munich outside the cathedral involved Catholics and Nazis during a Catholic Congress with about 20 000 attendees including foreigners. A priest was beaten with truncheons and arrests were reported. several injuries occurred as police intervened amid raids on Catholic pilgrims and protests.
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Munich
Ue Munieh
Nagis
Ion Pole Regart
Great World Conference Opens With King George V
London hosts a momentous World Conference with 66 nations represented and about 800 delegates gathered. King George V will open the event this afternoon at 3 o'clock, as preparations reach a final stage for the opening ceremony.
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London
Plane Crash Kills Ten En Route to World Fair
A crash in Chicago today killed ten people aboard an aeroplane bound for the World Fair. The aircraft carried eight passengers plus the pilot and co-pilot. the machine burned after impact.
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Chicago
Convent Ball Colorful Scenes At Children's Fancy Dress Night
Spectators watched Pirie Convent Schools fundraise at the Town Hall last night for the Convent Fete. Hundreds of children presented a varied parade of costumes, with fluid dances and paper flowers, as mothers and staff were praised for organizing the event.
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Pirie Convent
Saveries
Rey
Searle
Works Loans South Australia Receives Large Allocation
Melbourne reports the E Loan Council approved £17,346,000 in works loan funds for the next financial year to relieve unemployment. Allocations include £4,500,000 for South Australia and £5,247,000 for Victoria, with several other states listed. Approval had already been given for £42,000,000 in purchases.
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Melbourne
E Loan Council
Yastyror
Lown
Malvallaile
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Whiel
Aogima
Mendili- Vion
Premiers plan for work to be relief undertakings
Mr Lacey denounces Premier Butler plan proposing work to be relief jobs and part time labor instead of the dole. Critics warn rationed workers would be paid with rations and claim the policy would ruin social conditions, while demands for existing laws and arbitration remain.
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A. W. Lacey
Butler
Fresiy
TV Sehole
Hoyer
Nrncese
South Australia
Prenosterous
Mr. Lacey
Weather Summary From Yesterday
Yesterday's high was 71.9 degrees. The 24 hour minimum ended at 8.30 a.m. with 58.2 degrees and the afternoon high at 4.30 p.m. reached 62.7 degrees.
King Alfonso Comments on His Son's Engagement
King Alfonso spoke during an interim address at Wrute with a Mois Teleer representative. The statement covered royal plans regarding a possible engagement for his son, noting expectations tied to national interests and church approval.
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Rite
Spain
Wallissete
Delly
Alfonse
Wrute
Tha Mois Teleer Veh
Sxgenien
Noted Journalist Trial in Sydney Arena Case
The article reports on a $3,000 claim involving Sydney and a well-known Danish figure Tor, with alleged live witness testimony. The jury returned verdicts against the defendant in a court appearance at the MEWS Arena.
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Sydney
Mons
Syrallen
Premier conference discusses public protection and social services
Ministers from Commonwealth Victoria New South Wales and South Australia approved actions on safeguarding the Returned Sailors and Soldiers League badge misuse and began plans for a national social index. They urged uniform mining and bankruptcy reforms, with a forthcoming conference report and cross jurisdictional coordination.
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Social
Kent Hughes
Ilonotary
Vietoria
Victoria
Commonwealth
New,South Wales
South Australia
Railway hours hearing in Federal Arbitration Court
In Sydney on Monday the Federal Arbitration Court heard an application by the Australian Railways Union and allied unions for a 44 hour week. Mr Chapple for the ARU questioned if revoking the hours clause would leave commissioners able to implement a shorter working week. Judge Hielhiridge said the court must consider the matter.
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Sydney
Federal Arbitration Court
Australian Railways Union
Chapple
Ar.u
Chiek Judse Hielhiridge
Port Pirie People and Churches Face Changes
Local notices report Mr A W Lacey leaving for Adelaide with the Apposition and Mr W Reed from the National Mutual Life Association visiting Port Pirie on business. The death of Mr A S Beattie is noted aged 39. Clerical changes include Rev J A De La Rue and Rev I G Pleas stepping into roles with the Ministers Fraternal as they mark jubilee and mission celebrations.
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W. Reed
National Mutual Life Association of Australasia
Pitle
Barnet Hotel
A. 5. Beattie
Wellington Street
Glandore
Port Pirie
Adelaide
1. G. Pleas
Concreational Church
Salvation Army
J. A. de Li Rue
Central Mission
Port Pine
Solomontown
A. T. Strange
T P
Tex. H. A. de la Rue
Port Pirie Baptist Church
G. Pleas
Port Pirie Congregational Church
Silver Seized on Wanganella Arrival in Sydney
Police searched the sea steamer Wanganella on arrival from New Zealand and found a parcel containing £300 worth of silver. The item was said to have been brought to Sydney to secure the exchange.
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Sydney
New Zealand
A Good Game at Crystal Avnak Draws Mixed Sentiment
Last Saturday's match at Crystal avnak drew strong talk from MoE and Port Pirie officials. J Francis described the game as good from Crystal Brook's view, while officials noted bear feelings and disappointing gate receipts totaling £20 8.
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Crystal Avnak
Moe
Boys killed during Cobham air pageant at Middleton Leeds
Two boys died when struck by a propeller during an aerial display organized by Sir Alan Cobham at Middleton near Leeds. Eyewitnesses say the youths moved forward as the aircraft landed to ensure they rose with the next load. Cobham estimated a large crowd attended the event.
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London
Alan Cobham
Middleton
Leeds
Australia
Man Cobham
Lner
Davis Cup Special Cables From The Fairy Telegraph
Wallis Myers reviews Davis Cup action praising Crawford's serve and length. He notes Vines in Australia and discusses the Australia Japan tie, calling the contest doubtful and highlighting Italian stamina and the Japanese defense in the championship.
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London
Wallis Myers
Fairy Telegraph
Crawford
South Minean
Tle
Vines
America
Spain to Cuba Nonstop Flight Ends in Camaguey Arrival
A nonstop flight from Spain to Cuba concluded with the arrival of Flight Capt. Mariano Barbersa and Lieut. Joaquin Colar at Camaguey in Cuba. The voyage marked a recorded air link between the two countries.
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Camaguey
Cuba
Spain
Mariano Barbersa
Joaquin Colar
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Wren Macksal
Gonstahie Cyrus Minsforth
Glia
Marksal
Saul
Menameth
Aieksat
Menstorth
Juekes
Mensforth
Jon Amdeest
Bree
Mervyn McGullarth
Wali Hee
Mr. Sandeman
Wacksad
Amd
Alitiogeh
Srithir
Stad
Pei Ince
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Dalenger
White Hole
von Ragen
Chynertbar
the Great Conference
Londes
Wii
World Cantore Eine
Conan
MR. Ramsay MacDonald
Pirie Town Hall
Sheridan
Shaneh- Hesse
Migs
Clark
Father O'Rourke
Anmaueine
L Roarke
Indeles
Otters
Mets
Sune
Mes
Rive
Threadcati Mayoreas
Mest Seb
Port Jest
Melva Baker
Jean Meavatte
Bassani
Kathleen’ Lee
Valerie Bell
Annie McNaulty
Thea Dyers
Clarice Howell
Pauline Lawson
Marjorie Hunan
Victor Founon
Johnnie Wayes
Gabriel Pie Eoruid
Michael Hackett
Hillisichg Schwolst
Council
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Son
Stevens
Sir Foliew
Mausier
Victorlay
Commonwealth Government
Woolnough
Western Australian Department of Mines
Woolvouck
Collier
Spooner
En South Wales
Ir. Latham
Judge Drake-Brockman
A. W. Lacey Ieader
Pory Rirle
G. Mopitebie
We Congregational Church
Pirie
Ade~laille
Judie Deak Tradki
Bergin
Federated Clerks’ Union
PalWay
Sy Puaghie
Gones
Crystal Kook Club
Port Pirie Football Associatom Tas
W. Innes
Goode Road
Wirie West
H. G. Rodgers
Federal Hotel
Adelaide Mess
Nodgers
A. S. Beattie
Wanganella
Crystal Brook
Cobham
Smecorner
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