Coroner's Inquest Links Murder to Bullets in Tamworth Case
The Tamworth inquest found George King died from haemorrhage caused by bullets fired at him by Lionel Roberts, who confessed to the murder attempt. Roberts, 17, faced the inquiry and stated he killed King over a dispute, while coroner MacTaggart called Roberts' account a terrible indictment. Separately, Whyalla hosted a port swim with Port Lincoln and Port Pirie entrants, led by Butcher and Edwards, concluding with medals for top finishers and notable performances by local swimmers.
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Sydney
George King
Lionel John Roberts
Tamworth
MacTaggart
Labor Bureau
Roberts
Mooroobee Station
King
Onors
Port Lincoln
Whyalla
W. Butcher
A. Stevens
W. Fulwood
Arn. Edwards
B.H.A.S
Port Pirie
Port Augusta
Iron Knob
Chellew
Whyatla
Mavis Neill Whyalla
Younges
Mounta Trip into Port With 43 Passengers Arriving
A water vessel named Mounta returns from a weekly tour and lands in Pire with 43 passengers aboard. The readable list includes Messrs W J Stewart J Caskey J Kellock M Mutton G Rogers W J Dollman H Murphy and many others with several Mrs and Misses among them.
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Spelcer Gut
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M. Back
H. Venton
J. Elliott
E Peake
J. Atkins
WW. Maddemn
A. Ghellen
D. Haines
T. Howland
Josling
M. Shelton
3. Spriges
Mf. Brew
J. Kennedy
NM Perkins
J. Roberts
E. Roberts
F. E. Winham
J. Butterworth
H. Anders
P. Moss
B. Blake
J. Lovick
N. Gibss
M. Minogue
R. Pfleffer
G. J. Hodge
McDonald
M. O'Halloran
D. Michael
M. Coulthard
Mf Coulthard
F. Axturd
Adelaide Metals Exchange Prices Round Out Week
Quotes from the Australian Mines and Metals Association show copper and lead gaining while tin and zinc ease. Standard spot copper rises to £1 4s 9d per ton, lead at £16 8s 9d, zinc down £1 6s, silver steady, and forward contracts mixed with several metals up or down modestly.
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Adelaide
Snch Metals Association
Ondow Metal Exchange
Tyeward Canela
Esteemed Priest Fr Coffey Bids Farewell in Peter Borough
A large crowd gathered at St Anacletus Hall Peter Borough to bid farewell to Fr P Coffey now transferred to Pire parish. Local officials and clergy praised his service, love of children, and tireless parish leadership during eight years in the community.
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St. Anacletus’ Hall
Peterborough
P. Coffey
Pire Pariah
Mr. Dawdy
G. Bennett
Nelson
Elocu
J. Brady
K. J. Walker
Bank Interest Rates May Rise With Limited Business Impact
In Australia the prospect of higher bank rates is tied to tighter deposits and increased overdrafts as trade improves. Banks face stronger demand for fixed deposits, while overdrafts rise, signaling a supply and demand shift that could push rates up without derailing overall prosperity. Economist Mr. Badge cautions the rise may begin with savings and deposits and gradually affect overdraft costs.
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Australia
Prinars V
Mics
Law of Supply
Desman
Badge
Mxen
Hey
Visitors Welcome at Whyalla Swim Meet
Visitors welcomed by Mr T Barson superintendent of Broken Hill Company. Prizes presented by Mr J Williams president of Whyalla Swimming Club. A dance followed the program as swimmers and friends enjoyed the evening.
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Mr. T. Barson
Whyalla
Wrough
Georgetown Swim Meet Highlights At SwinK Pool
Swimmers from BALAS and Jamestown competed at Georgetown Swink Pool on a Saturday program. Winners topped multiple events including 200 yards and 60 yards backstroke with ranked heats and finals, while Edwards of BALAS claimed breaststroke and other top placings.
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Georgetown
Fowler
Balas
Edwards Nlas
Glasson
Twinestown
Jamestown
W. Roberts
Balns
Powter
Roberts
Nose
Farewell to Fr Coffey At Port Augusta Event
The community gathers to bid farewell to Fr Coffey as he departs. Bishop and local groups praise his priestly service and parish work. A wallet of notes is presented and the Mary Sodality asks to send a memento to Fr Coffey. A special school function is planned for the farewell morning.
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Port Augusta
Ius
Uutey
Mary Sodality
Coffey
Kikstand
Rise in Melbourne Bank Deposits Stirs Market
In Melbourne the report states that fixed deposit rates will rise this week with one large bank due to announce new rates on Monday. A subsequent rise in advances rates is anticipated as banks adjust to lower deposit levels from Treasury Bills sales and the Commonwealth Bank may absorb cash by selling bills, signaling tighter money.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Bank
Treasury
Prentity Iix
Personalities and hospital admits amid port weekend notices
A stream of local notices records cabin boy Ved Kyle admitted to Pirie Hospital after an incident at sea. James Veal hosts a birthday at Buffalo Hall. Mrs. WH Colter from York admired in hospital. Constable Wel to run Salmontown station during an absent period. Retirements noted for Futeman and Wilesen from Saverys Pictures Line. Jean Monit celebrated her 20th birthday at Amanda Street Pirie West.
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WH. Colter
York
L. Wel
Salmontown
Corurs
Sener
Wuerty
Jean Monit
Amanda Street
Pirle West
Season with Bradman Morrisby and Leather
The readable text notes Colts players returning at Outer Harbor on Saturday. Morrisby is described as a sound young Date man with a great future. Ryder adds he excels with strokes round the wicket and is strong with several shots.
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Adelaide
Morrisby
Leather
Tarrant
Outer Harbor
Ryder
Mornmundsen To Return To Play After Illness
The team discusses H Mornmundsen's recovery and readiness to play under Bradusam. Bowler Leather shows improved form with wall pace. team members praise batting star Amar Nath and fast bowler Mohammed Wimar. Plans include a possible South Australia trip next season as arrangements are finalized.
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Bradusam
Tom ‘Leather
Historias
Dines Lion
Pare
Wall
Amar Nath
Indias
Mahammed Wimar
Ron Morrisby
South Australia
Savahle
Depa
Allsopp
Been
Mystery Accident Near Adelaide Hospital Leaves Man Injured
Police investigate a mysterious accident on Port Wakefield Road Saturday evening. Mr Douglas Hushell, 25, of Robert Street, died later at 150 am. Mr FG Roberts, a milk lorry driver, found an injured man beside a sidecar motorcycle and rushed him to Adelaide Hospital where he sustained a fractured skull and concussion. Victim identified as Douglas Hushell.
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Port Wakefield Road
Adelaide Hospital
FG. Roberts
A. Hl.thompson
Tall Wells
Adelaide
Porr Wakefield Road
Virginia
Virgins
Symes
Roberts
Avulaidy Hospital
Douglas Hushell
A. R. Bushell
Robert Jateeet
Train Falls Into Creek After Bridge Collapse
A relief train plunged from the damaged Alice Creek bridge into the creek bed during heavy rain. The incident left driver A Bruken injured and several passengers shaken. minor injuries were reported as people escaped the wreck.
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Alice Creek
Lealle Mayes
A. Bruken Stich
Edward Reek
Spence
Sanz
Iminga
Callaps Abertheen
Frank Finke
Lewis
Cavalry drill at Four Mile Crossing
Light Horse units performed maneuvers and charging drills after parade at Four Mile Crossing. Lieut A J Caddy led the troop through exercises and intrugueves in preparation for the camp to be attended shortly. Part of the day focused on cavalry sports.
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Ninh Light Horse
A. J. Caddy
Man Injured In Bicycle Accident Near Pirie Cemetery
Fred lamm of Pirie Hospital suffered severe abrasions to the thigh and shock after falling from a bicycle near Pirie Cemetery on Saturday morning. His hands slipped from the handlebars and he struck a fence bolt, gashing his thigh. he was taken to Pirie Hospital for treatment.
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Taam
Pirie
Tre
Tulinston
Mandhee Ty Pirie Hospital
Admiral Okada Hid in Cabinet During Mutiny in Tokyo
An official report states Admiral Okada survived a rebel uprising by hiding two days in a steel cabinet with no food or water. The premier did not resign after pleading with the emperor, who refused to accept his resignation. By Friday the mutiny was quelled, with few insurgents remaining and Tokyo returning to calm as military restrictions eased.
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Kao
Elise
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Butcher
W. Fulwood
Pelvic
Thatcher
Edwards
Ul Wood
Lee
A. Veiteh
Fnished Grusth
Misey
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B. Keer
Port Aigusta
Tokio
Admiral Okada
Okada
den- Gen. Kashi
Tokio Dal
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