ERNEST RICHARDS BROUGHT BACK FROM BRISBANE TO ADELAIDE
Ernest Richards, the Yatala escapee, arrived in Adelaide amid a 20 officer crowd at the police court. He is remanded to tomorrow after a dramatic dock appearance, half carried by constables, and vows he would not be kept if authorities drive him too far. He describes his escape route via Brisbane Melbourne Adelaide and his plan to reach New Zealand or New York for work.
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Adelaide
Ernest Richards
Adelade
Richards
Nak
Brismane
Australia
Woburg Gees
Omolais
Hibbsrus
South Australia
Asvounis Ul
Igs
Aidgale
Melbourne
Ant
Houlwouk
Brisbane
God
New Zealand
New ‘York
Council Meets In Style With New Chamber Look
Dr. Sjostrom arrives to a transformed council chamber as Alderman Pavlint invites guests in. Members enter to a room described as beautiful, newly wallpapered, with a pleasing color scheme and enhanced appearance.
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Py Dover Gr. Sjostromback
Ald. Pavlint
Dun
Dr. Sjostram
Broken Heads and Renovation Talk at Berlin Meeting
In Berlin on Sunday a chaotic scene unfolded as clashes between Nazis, Communists, and Socialists left many with broken heads. A newly furnished chamber in the town hall was showcased as Dr Coffey and officials observed its central layout amid ongoing renovations funded from the town hall.
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Berlin
Provisional Australian Primage Policy Discussed
Melbourne report shows Ar Gullett addressing a deputation from the Australian Monthly Newspapers Association. He notes the federal policy aims to avoid heavy taxation on industry, while acknowledging the current ark paper primage remains high. He concedes raw materials taxation is regrettable though unavoidable.
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Melbourne
Syhlei
Cocktail Parade At City Hall Draws Society Crowd
A mannequin parade will feature one hundred cocktails at Literal Hall City tomorrow hosted by society guests. Five members of the younger set will serve as mannequins in the event acknowledging fashionable drinks.
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Adelande
Montag
Town Clerk Seeks Prompt Submissions for Rates Notice
Dr Forgan asked Town Clerk Vast when the rate notices for this year would be issued Some notices are being sent out now and the rest will follow in due course People have written asking for them and urging prompt payment to aid the council The Town Clerk urged forward payment to help the county as soon as possible
Water supply concerns and railway reservoir debate
Adelaide report on Port Pirie water supply and railway reservoir issues. A committee notes financial losses due to water quality and chemical treatment, cites Islington engine efficiency, and discusses plans for a new reservoir at Peterborough with government attention urged. Town council considers allowing Port Pirie residents limited garden water use between March and April.
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Aigures
Petervorouga
Tadways
Fudac Works Committee
Peterveropgh
Jsetamiadrough
Dblusher
Waler
Nuuservanon
Gr. Golley
Fortnighly
Fore
Abrouun
Port Pirie
NSW Government Pays March Interest On Overseas Debts
Sydney reports the New South Wales Government has paid March overseas interest totaling about £190,000, with the exchange. The state remains in default on February’s payment of £958,000.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Town Clock Would Cost £100 for Melborne Clock
Pirie Town Council was advised that a town clock could be installed at the town hall for about £100. Gar & Sons of Melbourne suggested using an electric clock if the project proceeds. They could install the clock in front of the building above the entrance. The mayor noted many residents offered to help with subscriptions to reduce cost. The matter was referred to the finance committee.
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Pirie Town
Gar & Sons
Melbourne
Garn & Sons
Npance
Finland in civil war threatens Helsingfors dictator rule
Reported in Helsingfors on Monday that civil conflict has erupted with about 4,000 combatants under arms in the capital region. Demonstrators linked to an extremist movement push for control, with forecasts of up to 20,000 mobilizations aiming to seize the city and establish a dictatorship.
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Winiana
API
Helsingfors
Native cruelty allegations prompt legal reform plan
A Aboriginal protection delegation accused harsh treatment of natives in the Northern Territory and urged action. Minister of Home Affairs A Parkhill announced an amendment to create a special court for native cases and tighten the law to reduce injustice, though proof remains challenging.
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Sydney
Northern Territory
Iran
Association For the Protection of
A. Parkhill
G. PF. Earl
London
Australia
League of Nations
Parkhill
Wage protest calls for united action by workers
A Trades Hall meeting adopted a resolution urging united action to secure a decent standard of living through possible wage increases. The plan includes withdrawal of labor if needed, coordination with the unemployed, and assistance between employed and unemployed, while opposing police action. A 28 member committee was formed with no officials or politicians allowed.
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Delaide
Police Motesta W
Peace Army Proposed to Defy Bullets in London
Miss Maude Royden, noted evangelist, and Rev. M. R. Shard addressed a large London congregation about forming a peace army of men and women to march unarmed between front lines. Mr. Sheppard lamented the laughter and jokes that greeted these ideas and urged prayers.
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Maude Royden
M. Re Shhard
Come Batanis
Sheppard
Graziers Deputation Seeks Tax Relief For Primary Producing
A Graziers Vigilance Committee deputation presented to Minister of Customs Mr. Gullett requesting relief from import duties and sales tax on essentials used in primary production. They cited items from fencing wire to tools and horse gear. Gullett said relief risks shifting taxation elsewhere but offered to consider abolishing duties on bale hoops with possible compensating measures.
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Melbourne
Gullett
Whitst Feliér
Guilett
Ole
Lyong
Bruce
Abstams Department
Wounded Warder Still in Serious Condition After Escape Shootout
Melbourne reports an open inquiry into the shooting of Reginald Barker at Coburg Gaol. Thomas Dowd remains in serious condition with two bullet wounds. A second prisoner implicated in the escape is removed to another cell awaiting the inquest. Detective visit and Chief Secretary Tunnecliffe order the inquiry.
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Thomas Dowd
Reginald James Barker
Barker
Coburg
Iss Bean
Baol
Tunnecliffe
Gone Is the Old Organ Grinder in Darrel’s Town
In Port Pirie residents ponder the loss of the familiar organ grinder once seen in streets. The writer muses if wireless radio displaced itinerant musicians, contrasting past charm with present ragged singers and vapid jazz, lamenting out-of-tune performances and a decline in street music and charity.
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Port Pirie
Hemelin
Injured Colonel Brinsmead Returns After Crash Abroad
The Defence secretary reports Colonel Brinsmead Comptroller of Gui Aviation was severely injured when a Dutch air mail plane crashed in Siam on December 7 1934. He survived with broken ribs a damaged lung brain confusion and internal injuries and is awaiting hospitalization on arrival in Melbourne after a wet steamer voyage from the Dutch East Indies.
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Melbourne
Dewivlment
Nieuw Holland
Dutch East Indies
Brinssmead
Gui Aviation
Col. Brinsmead
Siam
Faithful Dogs Guard Dead Master's Home In Leicester
Two Airedale dogs refused police entry to their master Charles Simmons’s Leicester street house for over 35 hours after his death in an accident on Saturday. The dogs barred entry to retrieve effects, and after weekend standoffs professional dog handlers lassoed the animals and took them to a dog home. Police then gained access to the house.
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Melbourne
Leicester Street
Fitzroy
Charles Simmons
Praise for Pirie Swimming Clubs Gains City Support
Port Pirie town council praised three local swimming clubs for their kearn 10 Swim work. Mayor Nuddieton announced the campaign yielded excellent results with many children taught to swim by the Brokes Mill Associated Smelters Amateur Solo montown Amateur and Ellendale Amateur Swimming Clubs. The mayor noted strong community interest and commendable instructor effort.
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Port Pirie
Kearn
Nuddieton
Rmayor
Pirie
Brokes Mill
Solomontown
Ellendale
Note From Japan Sparks Talk Of Truce In Geneva
A new note from Japan to League of Nations members suggests the Chinese have been driven back enough to no longer threaten Japanese nationals. If true, Japan would consider a truce and the creation of a neutral zone.
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Geneva
Japan
Council
League of Nations
Soviet envoy explains troop transport claim
In Moscow on Monday an official explanation was issued about Russian negotiations with Japan. The statement says Russia consented to move a limited number of Japanese troops across the Chinese Eastern Railway and asked for clarification.
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Moscow
Japan
Russia
Japanese Troop Movements Reported near Soviet Border
Allegations of massing Japanese troops on the SovietKorean frontier are explained by Japanese ambassadors who say Japanese subjects are needed for an election and that troops were intended to be sent to the Soviet frontiers.
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Alioops
Hidden Japanese Troops Reported Near Woosune and Shang bai
Monday dispatch notes 2007 Japanese troops landed near Woosune with others unaccounted for while bombing Tseisely forts. Claim of forts demolished contrasts with remaining Chinese forces in the district. Three new Chinese divisions reported reaching the Shang bai area, suggesting a flank move along the Yengtse River.
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Shanchal
Woosune
Tseisely
Shang
Bai
Quiet Movements Reported on Soviet Border Fortifications
A Daily Express Harbin correspondent says the Red Army has turned the Soviet border into a semicircular line of fortified camps. Trucks with air force material and other war supplies are being quietly moved in, indicating a buildup along the frontier.
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London
Daily Express
Harbin
Red
Fof Viedivestor
New Tobacco Duty Debate Opens in Parliament
Melbourne reports the Australian Minister of Customs Mr Golstt declined to comment on the new tobacco duties but said he would meet industry representatives. The question is expected to be debated soon in Federal Parliament.
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Garrett
Asiddleton
Lie Corporation
Melbourne
Golstt
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Peace Army
Ir. G. RB. Murphy
Costu Te. Woolsrower
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Pirie Swimming Clubs
Prince Tokugawa
Inster
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