Whyalla inaugurates new post office and services
The Whyalla post office, complete with five rooms for the postmaster, opened after delays. Costing 14,799, contractor E-A Tale. officials including Mr G L Dix apologized for delays. Morse telegraph added February 19, with six phone subscribers and space for 57 private buses. Opening ceremony drew about 500 adults and a Brass Band.
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Haseen
E -A. Tale
Whyalla
H. J. Smith
Wiledén
Lelug
O. L. H. Brookhoff
N. O. Weachope
Seslerdas
We Whyalla Brass Band
D. B. Sprigg
A. J. A. Nicholson
Hoopena
J. O'Connor
Mission draws crowds to Whyalla church events
In Whyalla this week a four day mission led by Father Goodman from Sydney and Father O Rourke of Port Augusta drew large crowds from miles around. An Institute Hall lecture illustrated Lourdes miracles with claims of 1000 cures and 7000 medical testimonials. The pair then departed by car for Knol where another mission will be held.
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Te Tey
Father Goodman
Sydney
Father O'Rourke
Port Augusta
Institute
Lourdes
Father Goowman
von Knol
Australia’s Population Estimate in May 31 Snapshot
The Commonwealth Statistician estimates Australia’s population on March 31 at 5,904,562, with 3,044,189 males and 2,390,497 females, as reported from Sydney. The figures reflect a mid year demographic snapshot for the nation.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Statistician
Australis
Proposed Industrial Laws Stir Port Adelaide Debates
The draft law to suspend industrial leaders during turmoil sparked fierce debate in Port Adelaide Labour circles. Secretary J D Jonas warned the bill could force deportations of foreign leaders, while T P Huwar argued it would harden opposition and strengthen the Labor movement against such measures.
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el. Bruce
Port Adelaide
Bruce
J. D. Jonas
Otter
Gowirainen
T. P. Huwar
Asatrals
Harbour Board plans 34 foot deep channel fairway
Port Adelaide observers report the Harbors Board intends to alter the entrance to the channel toward the river and dredge a new fairway 34 feet deep at low water. The aim is to remove the bed near the south breakwater and allow deep laden vessels to access overseas trade, replacing the present shallow passage. In Sydney a separate note mentions the second trial of William Rothery for poisoning his brother, Rothery found guilty again as the Chief Justice sums up a brutal case.
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Fridus
Port Adelaide
Harbors Board
Sydney
William Rothereathom Bani
Cundal
Oyehnnel
le Ghief
Rothery
Dusticeret
Waterside Dispute Slade Company's Position
In Adelaide, Friday, Port Adelaide facing over 30 unemployed seamen as the Adelaide Steamship Company's steamer Qarri nears resignation with new articles due by mid July. Owners may need to issue fresh engagement terms for a rehire if the ship resumes trading. Other ships and dates listed: Nalta July 21, Maskarra July 28, Otama July 30, Paring August 20.
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Elaide
AL Port Adelaite
Adelaide Steamship Company
Capita
al Port Adélaide
Proposals to regain Commonwealth vessels after interview
Sydney report says Mr J Gardén announced the interview with the Prime Minister aims to discuss proposals for regaining the Commonwealth vessels Ero manga and Dilga and the Line contact. A Melbourne deputation will meet Mr Bruce. The steamer Chillagos could not crew today and was tied up. waterside trophy fears remain in Melbourne.
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Sydney
Muriberats Fort Group
J. Gardén
Tuenlus Wes
Commonwealth
Eromanga
Dilga
Bruce
Melbourne
Dockyard Shutdown Sparks Worker Walkout in Nagasaki
In Nagasaki on Friday, Mitsubishi Dockyard discharged about 4,400 workers amid low mood from shipping concerns. Hundreds gathered in the yard, then were dispersed by police as demonstrations continued and some were injured.
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Nagasaki
Mitaubishi
Australian Eleven 1925 England Tour Itinerary Made Public
Sydney report notes the 1925 Australian cricket tour schedule with Tests at Nottingham on June 2, Lord's on June 26, Leeds on July 10, Manchester on July 4, and The Oval on August 13, outlining fixtures and venues for the tour.
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Sydney
England
Farlowe
Nottingham
Lordy
Lerils
Court
Manchester
Oval
Accidental Death in Adelaide Tram Accident
James Beedanld died in Adelaide Hospital on June 2 from injuries after being accidentally struck by a tramcar on Lewich Avenue the same day. Abe Coremer of the department confirmed the incident and ongoing inquiry by authorities.
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Adelaide
Frihi
James Beedanld Tet Ands
Adelid Hospital
Lewich Avenue
Abe Coremer
Womelugtu
Imory
Torciflc gale and heavy rain hit Auckland province
A severe coastal gale and heavy rain affect Auckland province today. Weather advisories warn of potential damage as clouds sweep over land and conditions worsen across regions. Local authorities urge caution and precautionary actions for residents and travelers.
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Auckland
Wepsto
Man falls from balcony into sand dump near hospital
An employee of Mrs. Kirby's undertakers in the city fell from a four story balcony into a sand dump about 45 feet down. He got up and walked to Sydney Hospital where it was uncertain if he had fractured his neck.
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Sydney
Mra. Kirby's
Sydney Hospital
Jockey Virgo Disqualified for Three Years in Sydney
Australian Jockey Club disqualified Broken Hill jockey H Virgo for three years after an incident at the South Broken Hill course three months earlier. Virgo and several witnesses were summoned to Sydney for proceedings.
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Broken Bill Fride
Sydney
Hvirgo
Broken Hill
South Broken Hill
Virgo
Australian Jockey Club
Tamhu Rages Postponed Till Thursday Amid Rain Disruption
The TAMHU event has been postponed to Thursday due to rain last night that spoiled the track conditions. Participants and officials delayed schedules, awaiting clearer weather to resume activities amid ongoing preparations.
Charles Cav Shore Died at 70 After Fifty Years in Music
Mr. Charles Cav Shore aged 70, long connected with the musical world for over fifty years, passed away today after a lifetime composing and performing. His career included engagements at principal socials and events, with a notable impact in the early days of the New York scene.
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Adelaide
Charles Cav Shore
Cawtthorne
Tor
Chinese note to powers on round of talks
A wireless message from Canton reports China’s control being established in part. It mentions opinions about diplomatic kne es and concerns over matters not within ministerial powers. The senior Minister urged the Foreign Office to have China appoint delegates for talks and anticipated a Washington Treaty Powers reply regarding unequal treaties.
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China
Pointe
Advaites
Foreign Office
Vvty
Washington
French Protest Demonstrations Abroad Turn Violent
A French protest over June demonstrations led to clashes at Shameen with soldiers firing on foreign concessions. A French merchant was killed by a Chinese gunman amid rising anti-British sentiment. Large banners urged war against England as crowds from students to workers urged action against Britain.
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Trentey Pekin
Uuion
Shameen
Anc
Britain
England
Pekin Foreign Mood Demands Treaty Revisions
Beijing dispatch reports the foreign ministry pursuing broad treaty revisions with Britain and other powers. It cites many demands amid calls for absolute equality and permanent peace among nations, signaling a tense climate over foreign relations and international agreements.
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Pekin
Friasite
Gusern
Britain
Moe
Shanghai Shops Re-Open Amid Strike Clashes
Shanghai ends anti-foreign strike but industrial action persists. Chambers of Commerce urge reopening of shops and banks with about seventy percent compliance. A public delegation, including foreign officials and Chinese authorities, led a ceremonial display while hesitant shops reopened. Canton situation noted with speculation Britain may seek joint action with Japan.
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Shanghat
Shanghai
Shanghai Woosun Chinese Constabulary
Chamber of Commerce
Federation
British Railways Parting in Conference
LONDON Tuesday a conference between railway directors and the railway workers union in London lasted two and a half hours. Presentatives promised to submit the position to executives, with another meeting planned here in a fortnight. Salaries and wages speculation indicated at the discussion.
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Reuter
London
Teureday
Ami Railway Trade Union
Aly
Reception in London for Dr Mannix
The London reception for Dr Mannix featured Irish and English attendees, with Republican flags visible and a crowd showing mixed political sympathies. The address from Irish national organizations praised his support and urged continued effort for Ireland’s freedom, though Mannix offered only thanks and did not respond further.
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London
Butts
Trish Atte
Rios Mannix
Nesareth House
Jon
Manbix
Muannir
Mannix
Ireland
Matinix
World Famous Pianist Receives British Honors in London
In London on Thursday King Edward received M ion Paderewaki the famed pianist and Polish patriot for a half hour audience. His Majesty conferred the Grail Crows of the British Empire upon him in recognition of generous services to the British Legation. It is understood Paderewaki will not adopt the title of Sir.
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Reuter
London
Mion Paderewaki
M. Panderewehi
Sir
Controversy over Anglo Australian air service proposal
In the House of Commons London Sir Philip Masoon suggests the Australia Government had not yet been approached to guide the proposed Anglo Australian air service. He states the matter will be considered once the experimental stage of the airship programme advances. Dominions have reformulated positions on civil aviation developments.
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Reuter
London
Harry Britten
House of Common
Australia
Philip Masoon
Wahi
Dominions
Eulogy of Sir A Dorman Promotes Australia Migration
Sir Arthur Dorman of Docnai Long and Company shipbuilders speaks in London about Australia offering a free independent and happy life. He says if young, he would seek a fortune there, and that Australia has room for millions of British people welcoming the right man.
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Reuter
London
Arthur Dorman
Docnai, Long and Company
Middlesborough
Australia
Auntralia
Dominion Woolgrowers Conference Announcement
A conference of Dominion woolgrowers is being organized similar to Your event. It will be held at Bradford on July 18 and 16.
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Bradford
Ottawa Senate Opens Debate on Canada Australia Treaty
The Ottawa Senate began consideration of the proposed Canada Australia treaty on Thursday morning. An amendment sought to exempt from the goods reduction any items on which the Australian Government paid a bounty.
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Ottawa
The
Senate
Camila
Time of Progress Fling at Ui- By Prayer Crowd
Readable snippets describe a spirited event titled The Time of Progress. The text mentions Woods, Peppermint Core, and a greeting, framed by a ritual of prayer or ceremonial activity amid a crowded gathering.
Federal Parliament Debates Tax and Identity Issues in Melbourne
In Melbourne the House of Representatives discussed wartime profits from pillar imports, representation at the League of Nations, naturalisation papers, and wartime remittances totaling £426,615. The Prime Minister noted full representation in the forthcoming elections and ministers outlined wage schemes, customs matters, and a bounty bill for power spirits. Debates touched on national debt, German reparations, and potential duties to support industrial employment at Port Pirie.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Str
Manning
Sydney
Riley
Labor Party
Australia
Atkinson
Bamford
Scullin
Marty Page
High Court
Port Piri Emaltune
Careless People Cause Lost Letters and Money in Post
Senior inspector G L Dix reports in Australia that careless handling by senders leads to many undelivered letters and unreturned money. In the last year up to June 30 1924 more than 21 000 items lacked addresses and 1 223 carried £2943. The Dead Letter Office recovered £155 000 in valuables. South Australia handled tens of millions of letters cards and parcels while telegraph and telephone usage grew, with revenue showing a surplus.
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Australia
G. L. Dix
Phe
Commonwealth
South Australia
Cammionnyalls
South Austryia
Migrants Disembark After Italian Steamer Arrives
On the Italian steamer Couperari with 337 migrants from Genoa, two Tulkins including two women disembarked at Port Adelaide. Of the 28 listed as farmers and 2 as domestics, several spoke English. one man spent 25 years in the United States. Too many men for local work was noted. A welfare officer from the Italian Army accompanied the ship due to concerns over onboard conditions.
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United States
Express mishap causes delays to Melbourne line
An Adelaide report notes a mishap on the West Division of the Melbourne express near Ballan Victoria causing delays of about 40 minutes for the first division and a half hour for the second. The East West express was set away about 20 minutes late around 5 o'clock.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Ballan
Victoria
Nti B
The Gawler Tragedy and Keats Funeral Details
The Tuberal of Mrs Martin, victim in the Gawler tragedy, occurred this morning with a large public turnout. James Hubert Keats's remains were taken to Kensington Garden for a private family funeral at North Cemetery, attended only by close relatives as authorities noted. The incident sparked debate on the Power Alcohol Bounty Bill and Mr Pierre’s claim.
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Mre
Martin
James Hubert Keats
Rensington Gartena
Ml North
Dencely
Powe
Porde
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