SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING OF ADELAIDE STEAMALUP CLUB
The Adelaide Steamalup Company Ltd Waterside Workers Federation Port Pirie Branch calls a special general meeting tonight at Welock ANW.A. Hall to discuss reports and the General Secretary J. H. Morris. Members urged to attend. Also notes later meeting on June 25 at Port Pirie Baptist Lecture Hall with admission for adults and children. Acknowledges thanks from Mrs Jack Smuth for hospital kindness.
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Welock
Anw.a. Hall
Lear
J. H. Morris
E. Tunley
LJ. O'Malley
Jack Smuth
Flannagan Memorials and Amundsen Pole Expedition Note
Obituaries for Flannagan sisters at Solomontown with remembered messages from family. Also notices the 1911 Amundsen South Pole expedition with reflections on aeroplane use and British engine reliability, praising achievements and noting weather impacts on the journey.
North Pole Flight Attempt by Captain Amandeen and Crew
The Recorder reports on Captain Amandeen and his four companions who set out four weeks earlier in an ambitious bid to reach the North Pole by aeroplane. Previous internal combustion engine tests were unsatisfactory and temperatures at 2000 to 3000 feet altitude were lower than those on the ground.
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North Pole
Amundsen
Captain Scott
South Pole
Aruundsen
North
Nansen
North Cape
Anundsen
Jae the Soem
Ian Ot Ki
Amandeen
Waterside Workers Meet In Pirie Hall
A Waterside Workers' Federation meeting led by J H Morris will be held at the A W A Hall Pirie. Morris arrived from Port Augusta and will present the union’s views. Tonight also features May Day royalty crowning by Miss R Scott with a children’s programme at Pirie South Baptist Lecture Hall.
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Shove Glub
Institute
W. W Fiddaman
Secrets
Lower North
Wes
BLO
Jewer Northern
Jamestown
Watersidére
Musting
A.W.A. Hall
Pedera Vion
Pirle Branett
J. H. Morris
Mr. Morris
Port Augusta
Wil
Pirie
Union Pier
Pirie South
Pirie South Baptist
R. Scott
Visitor notes and local engagement in Perth
Mr A W Lacey SUR arrived in Perth Sunday morning and will stay until Wednesday before returning to Melbourne for federal parliamentary sittings. Mr Ivorge Rox, manager of the Humphrey Bishop Comedy Company, was in town over the weekend arranging their forthcoming season at the Institute, with performances on the 3rd and 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Francis McMahon
Hillary Francis
Oliver Street
Salomontown
Por Pirie
Symonds Brothers
Mexander Street
Solomontown
A.W. Lacey
Perth
Melbourne
Ivorge Rox
Humphrey Bishop
Neill Caught After Escape From Adelaide Hospital
Alfred Neill, a convict from Yatale prison, escaped unguarded from Adelaide Hospital on Monday afternoon. He was captured at noon today outside the Parks Hotel near Mucktert and Glen Osmond Road after boasting of a warm bed nightly. He wore navy suit and gray hat with a pink-rimmed eyeshawl, and carried a Nalbury key and a picture programme for next Monday night.
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Adelaide
Alfred Neill
Yatale Uior
Adelaide Hospital
Parks
Muck Tert
Glen Osmond Road
Tie
Cole
Turn Jen
Wwetel
Tn Nails
Goleon
Neil
Neill
Gamlp
North Torrare
Abe
Ily Watehauc
Adelaide Police
A Promise Broken at Adelaide Policy Court
Adelalie, 32, arrested after promising to marry a widow and a priest in Rathemny. He admitted unemployment and a plan to secure a new car via a lie, facing two months in jail after evidence of prior offences including false pretences.
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Adelalie
Wallsianny Wivers
Athe Lave
Sidow
Rathemny
Rifk
Bond
Balcombe
Por Ielaide Policy Court
Hivers
Halcombe
Murray Turner
Western Australia
South Australia
Man's Courage At Perth Tragedy In Gripbrook
Rumor spreads of a grim accident at Gripbrook where station manager A Ronald set spring guns. He accidentally triggered a blast breaking his leg and cut off his leg to stop the wound, dragging himself 400 yards before dying that night with his daughter finding him unconscious.
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Perth
Arly
Gripbrook
A. U. Ronald
Wucs
Ronsul
Solomontown Triumph In Close Football Battle
Solomontown defeated Proprietary by one point in a hard fought match before about 1,200 spectators. Clarke and Willis starred for Solomontown with Munro and Wade among the best for Proprietary as the game ebbed and flowed through all four quarters ending in a thrilling final rush.
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Mike
T Hey Gente
Wadi
Pat
Brups
Mmue
Asiih
Proprietyre
Aye
Matyeho
Dine Tome
Seoth
Wade
Raisrat
Bena
Tadley
Ultensne
Mesecke
Prony
Kays
Munro
Dodd
McKay
Smith
le Amother
MrRay
Spuys
Tormal
Holly Debaneeo
Howard
Patterson
Scott
Sollys
Clarke
Wale
Solomontown
Goats
Mitmokony
Devkeo Oy Willis
Bollys
Sus
Mneso
Ward
Mahoney
Proprietary
Tna
Ret
Dlues
Pays
Agin Clarke
Warden
Ty Sewer
Alen
Rieke
Mowaed Wits Hehe
Sayner
Aliyeky Nd
Pala
Sully
Galuie
Maneer
Neuwal
Hanley
Solomontowt
Altackwit
Fawcett
Virmuntown Si Oils
Netlit Proprietary
Fe Willis
Wil Munro
Cell
MW Smit
S. Leale Morris
Lwmers
Paltersim
Meserke
Beau
Sharp
Solomontown Defeats Proprietary In Narrow Oval Victory
In memorial oval action Solomontown beat Proprietary despite missing two key players. Salomontown led early 2 goal 1 behind after a tight first quarter, extended to 5 2 to 4 1 at halftime, and finally triumphed 7 goals 4 behinds to 2 goals 6 behinds as Proprietary fought rallies but finished short.
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Weaih
Malyeha
Pawcett
Mayers
Patterson
Golmmouth
Scott
Solomontown
Glarke
Talfer
Fawcek
Willy Selujmoctown
Ted Aut
Studernts
Ultuch
Morrie
Solonontuwe
Salvey
Mesecko
Blue
Wolles
Mahoney
Munca
Manling
Strayae
Miercety
Umapire
Iken
Jana Nile Ter
Salamontawn Th
Proprietary
Salomontown
Tumblers and Warriors to Meet on Memorial Oval
A football match is scheduled for 10.30 this morning on the Memorial Oval between Tumblers and Warriors. The selected Calder side includes Hamblers and a full lineup with Sharp, Kenny, Brown, Allen, Walters, Westley, Howlett, Arnold, Mounce, Atkins, Stohler, Hussy, Gejert, Hoagheck, Gummow, Loineau, Burns, and Harvey. Reserve players listed include Stephens, West, Hennibail, Zubriaich, Fitzgerald, Willis, Thomeo, Millard, Seymour, Clarke, Burra, Swit, Tinkley, Vient, Finn, Tyrinnonen, Ryan, Bain, Davis, Glorson, and Cagney.
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Memorial Oval
Tumblers
Warriors
Calder
Hamblers
M. Sharp
Be Kenny
Brown
W. Allen
W. Walters
A. Westley
W. Howlett
A. Arnold
A. Mounce
J. Atkins
E. Stohler
J. Hussy
W. Gejert
J. Hoagheck
W. Gummow
J. Loineau
W. Burns
Harvey
W. Stephens
WL West
C_ Hennibail
Zubriaich
Fitzgerald
BE. Willis
M. . Zubriaich
W. Thomeo L. Millard
R Tena
Seymour
J. Clarke
Saynor
Burra
Burra." PB Swit J Tinkley, G. Vient
B. Finn
W. Metunis
J. “Tyinomnen
Ryan
Seren
Es. Bain
F. Davis
P. Glorson
4. Cagney
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William Fox
Dove
Paradise
van Bieber
Scenic and Gazette
Newcastle
Phet Puriel
Aldinga
Tregarrack
Elder
Siritis ‘Skagern
Gibbs
Brigit
The
Adelaide Steamalup Company Ltd
Steaner Faringa Suis
Port Ade
Alba
Lincoln
Augusta
Port Garmela
Port Pirie
Port Adslade
Adelaide Steam Tug Co
Relcebes
Whyalla
Geners Cargo
Dodge Bros
Dem
Laver Motor Works
Plovence Street
Per Yiv
Shiver Worth
Sten
Pirie and District
Tie Club
Waterside Workers Federation
Prue South Baptist Lecture Hall
Phudres
Federated Engine Driver ® and Firemen’s Association
J. G. Lewis & Sons
Plumbera
Galvanised Iron Workers
Ant General Ironmongers
Ellen Street
Ali
Australia
Forgan Ltd
Crystal Brook
Vance
St. Mark's Hall
Euelier
Lofge
Green Si SC Ag
Marl
Ehgreen
PRI
May Allison Ang
Ersal Photoplay
Betty Compson
Gazette
Flannagan
Yil
Claude
Daisy Flannagan
Menu
Jim
Vonnie
R.lp
Recorder
Neill Caught
Bower Place
Botomen Town
Tilug
Belcher
Pammenter
Laabe
Walters
Hutchinson
Willis
Rover
Basson
Illace
Doyle
Meia
Bre Hest
Sallys
Ake Wight Paints
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