Deportation case recalls past ministerial action
In Sydney on a Wednesday past the Parliament debates a deportation tied to the case of Puddifoot who lured a boy thinking he was a girl, smothered him, and cries. The sentence by Justice Fer was criticized, prompting Mr. Ley to seek deportation to England. The plot to deport was halted when Mr. McKell revoked the order and sent Puddifoot back to finish a three year term.
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T. J. Ley
Puddifoot
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England
Diogenes
Breach of Promise Damages Won By Plaintiff
Elizabeth Cowling, daughter of a railway ganger, sues Robert Butler a grazier for 1000 pounds in damages claiming breach of promise to marry after a child was born. The jury awarded all damages claimed. Mr Justice James noted the defendant did not consider the family disgrace while weighing his own position. The father's steadfast support provided some consolation.
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Sydney
Elizabeth Cowling
Trangle
Robert Butler
Justice James
Engineers Wage Case Paused Over Sydney Strike
In the Federal Arbitration Court today Sir John Quick paused proceedings on the Australasian Society of Engineers and Australian Engineering Union request for variations to the engineers' award. He halted due to reports of a strike at North Dock Sydney and union members refusing repair work on the steamer Hunter. Legal action against several organisations was noted as pending in New South Wales.
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Joh Quick
Australasian Society of Engineers
Australian Gineering Union
Te Engineers
North Dock
Sydney
Hunter
Wat ‘Tegal
John Quick
New South Wal ‘Court
Port Pirie Football Association Meets Amid Turmoil
A Port Pirie meeting chaired by H Jackson discussed a complaint against Solomontown official P Murphy for alleged abuse of umpire W E D Hine. Murphy apologized citing an injured foot and absence. The group planned a Broken Hill visit schedule and memorial oval access for Solomontown fixtures.
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Port Pirie Football Association
H. Jackson
P. Murphy
W. E.D. Hine
Solomontown
Murphy
Murphy Ehaner
Birthday Abroad as Prince of Wales Turns Two
Congratulatory messages pour in from around the world as the Prince of Wales marks his second birthday in the Dominions. A deputation from the Municipality and Chamber of Mines presented him with a casket, while a 30 mile tour to East Rand drew vast crowds in mining towns. Massive mining gear and color decorated triumphal arches highlighted the welcome.
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Reuter
Johannesburg
Prince of Wales
Dominions
Chamber of Mines
East Ruad
Football Fatality Ties to Broken Hill Case
Broken Hill residents awaited details in the Harold G. Oliver murder case as John Purcell, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Purcell of Seryl Street, died in unclear circumstances. Purcell had lived in Renmark for years and traveled to Broken Hill for work in the mines. his death remains under investigation with relatives informed late last night.
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Uni
Harold G. Oliver
Henmark
Oliver
Purcell
John Purcell
Martin Purcell
Serylstreet
Renmark
Nime
Broken Hl
Seamark
Offer Refused by Barrier Drivers at Broken Hill
The Industrial Council on behalf of the Horsedrivers and Whate sale Couployes Union rejected a wage offer of six shillings a week with proposed rises for youths for two years. Workers demand nine shillings and eight pence. A secret ballot backed the rejection 72 to 38, with a Saturday strike threatened.
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Broken Hill
Industrial Council
Whatesale
Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices in Adelaide market
Commercial Adelaide reports morning wholesale quotations with apples at 7 to 47 per case for rating and 12 per case for choice, oranges 6 to 11 per case, mandarins 18 to 20 per case, pears and beans and cabbages priced per dozen or bushel, cauliflower and peas listed with various small unit prices.
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Mariani
SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS LISTED FROM ADELAIDE FIRMS
Stock exchange quotations dated June 24 from S C Ward and Co Adelaide show a string of buyers and sellers across several metals and companies. Notable entries include Broken Hill Zinc 102/6 to 162/9, Sulphide Corp 15/6 seller, Electrolytic Zinc 28/6 buyer vs 28/10 seller, and Norton Tramways 30/9 buyer with 31/ seller. The text also weaves with unrelated verse and a note on an anti Nazi relief image incident in Germany two years prior.
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Adelaide
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Orth
Selee North
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Zinc Corporation
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Sulphide Corporation
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Broken Hill Gas
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weHer
Nasmyth the Steam Hammer Inventor’s Lively Life
The piece recounts James Nasmyth born 1808, inventor of the steam hammer, who outlived his own predicted age by two years. It notes his early talent, his mother’s artistic circle in Edinburgh, his London period as an inventor’s assistant, and his move to Manchester after a meeting with the Grant brothers. Nasmyth’s career includes building a cooking stove, launching a foundry, and creating steady invention flow, culminating in retirement at 48 to a Kent cottage where he pursued astronomy with caution in investments.
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Timaalf
Elehtyr
Naemyth
John
London
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Creuzot
Neamyth
Alexasuce Nasmyth
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Reading Gate
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Jeffrey
Edinburgh Review
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Mandstey
Mandsley
Nasmarth
Leith
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Grant
Dickens
Willian Grant
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Nasuryth
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Fall of Huge Wall Reveals Miraculous Escapes
Report describes the collapse of a massive wall during excavations for a new building at Little Bourke. Four-storied structure, no casualties, but numerous miraculous escapes observed amid the debris.
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Bourke
Women Witness and the Cross Examination Myth
A meditation on gender and courtroom tactics critiques the idea that women are naturally weaker or stronger as witnesses. It argues that cross examination can intimidate any witness, and stresses that the truth is best served when bullying is minimized and defences are not exploited to force contradictions.
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K.C
Sabbath Observance Cited For English Health Benefit
French writer M. Andee Chev rille argues that strict Sabbath observance by the English has created a weekly rest cure, contributing to national health.
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M. Andee Chevrille S
Symonds Brothers Yard Measurements Streamlined
Fragmentary OCR shows yard related notes and dates like 1/6 1/9 yard and 1/11 yard with references to tests and quantities. LANCHESTER PAR appears as a location tag. Content is unclear but records yard measurements and scheduling.
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