Uproar in Federal Parliament over Theodore speech in Canberra
Report from Canberra says the House of Representatives erupted when Mr Theodore rose to speak after Mr Scullin announced the new Ministry. The Prime Minister faced a challenge from Mr J G Latham over a no confidence motion, with the Speaker briefly naming Mr Bayley. The public note mentions staff telegrams and party consultations as preparations for tomorrow’s debate. The Auditor General’s annual report criticises general exemptions and child allowances, urging big relief while noting 80 percent of adult wage earners do not pay income tax. Pension costs total about £20 million a year, consuming a large share of Commonwealth revenue.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Scallin
Theodore
Auditor-General
Rrutty
Sharing the Burden in a Time of Growth
A vast field of potential revenue emerges as communities seek to expand income streams. Officials urge collective effort to unlock 15 areas of untapped opportunity, stressing unity and prudent planning to drive regional prosperity.
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Canberra
Government approves half yearly motor registration payments
The Government rejected the Automobile Association request for quarterly motor registration fees for the current year but approved half yearly instalments. Advice to this effect was received this afternoon from the Premier via Mr Huad of the BLP.
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Adelaide
The
Automobile Association
Huad
Burned to Death in Back Yard Fire
Herbert Challis aged 50 from Willoughby died in hospital after a backyard blaze. Challis had been in poor health for some time and was found by his wife in distressing conditions, with reports describing a severe fire and patrol attendance.
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Sydnoy
Herbert Challis
O Willoughby
Challs
Nis
Melbourne race reshuffle lowers field for Australian Cup
Mary Boa failed to pull in the veil and did not start at Flemington yesterday. She was taken out of the Australian Cup today, leaving the field with 70 entrants and 24 remaining horses.
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Melbourne
Mary Boa
Veil Ation
Flemington Esterday
Melbourne burning accident claims Mrs MaBrine
A Melbourne woman Mrs W MaBrine aged 37 suffered fatal injuries yesterday when methylated spirits ignited as she was cleaning a mattress at home. The incident occurred Thursday leaving authorities to investigate the blaze and its circumstances.
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Melbourne
W. MaBrine
Lang outlines policy to Assembly on overseas bondholders
Sydney reports Premier J T Lang told the Legislative Assembly that a measure could be introduced within days to withhold interest from overseas bondholders and reduce interest rates for Australian bondholders. The government has followed a carefully considered plan for months.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
J.T. Lang
Yarram Court hears attack on employer charge reduced
Four youths named Walter Luckman faced Yarram Court on a charge of having attempted to murder their former employer Leslie Norton at Alberton on February 8. The charge was reduced to grievous bodily harm. Accused pleaded not guilty and was committed for trial. The court heard Luckman attacked Norton for being dismissed.
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Melbourne
Walter Luckman
Yarram Court
Leslie Norton
Alberton
Luckman
Norton
Barrier Team to Play Reform Match in Adelaide
On Saturday the Barrier team will motor 10 Adelaide to face the Nixzas side, after their recent Pirie outing. The match, set for Sacred Heart College final, features captain McGormack and a lineup including L B Pwet, A J Basson, V Leahey, J Candoy, W Scott, Prindiville, Hana, and several others. The rival roster lists Jonata, Tahiti, Lai Hascks, Grif, See Reaie, and Hurst among its players.
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Barrier
Miotor
Adelaide
Nixzas
Pirie
Sacred Heart
McGormack
L. B. Pwet
A. J. Basson
V. Leahey
J. M. Candoy
W. Scott
Prindiville
J. W. Hana
Solomontown swimming meets draw seventy entrants
Secretary Mr Swenson of the Solomontowa Amateur Swimming Club reports seventy entrants for the Solomontown event including swimmers from Wallaroo and Spalding Ravenan head received for the first swim through Solomontown. Forty take place on Saturday afternoon with an evening dance to follow at Start Hall Solomontown.
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Thes Solomontowa Amateur Swimming Ch
Swensson
Wallaroo
Spalding
Ravenan
Solomiontown
Hal
Solomontown
WAGE REDUCTION IN MEAT INDUSTRY ARBITRATION
In arbitration court the union opposed a ten percent cut in meat industry wages. James argued industry prosperity with more butchers and higher pay, while Victorian employers objected to wage parity. The court weighed victimisation risks and noted uneven price effects across states. The decision, to be delivered later, considered broader impacts on employment and retail prices.
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Melbourne
James
Arbitration Court
Australia
Tany
Stanley Lewis
Vic ‘Torian
Tubl
Dethridge
South Australia
Victoria
Wricht
Lewa
Pripes
Janice Beehy
Jude
Drake-Brockman
Deforage
P. Sheehan
New Southes
Lewis
Wartisr
Tnree
Balaner
W. Sl Kimpton
Kumpton ‘and Sons
Canada
America
Change for Better in World Financial Affairs
In World Financial Affairs on Thursday expert Mel lopine notes a change for the better. Mr Hl Teare, father of Australian Banking Currency and Exchange, supports the view of overseas experts. After surveying facts he says banking conditions have improved though much work remains and stock exchange movements confirm improvement despite government failures.
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Mellopine
Deller
Hl. ‘Teare
Curerency and Exchange
Stock Exchange Movement
Adelaide Metal Markets Report from London Exchange
Commercial roundup from Adelaide notes March A quotations in London Metal Exchange listings. Copper prices show standard and spot figures with forward shifts for three and six months, including ingot shipments this month and next. Lead tin and silver prices are given with cash and forward terms, reflecting light market activity and minor shifts in forward curves.
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Adelaide
Australian Miney and Metala Association
London Metal Exchange
Tore
Sar
Ward
Guace
Elwood Murder Case Ends with Prosequi Entered
The Crown Law Department announced a prosequi in the Elwood murder case of Mary Dean, author Adam Graham cleared. Graham had been committed for trial on November 24 and released on bail. no further action was planned as the coroner set bail.
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Melbourne
Crown Law Department
Tole
Adam Graham
Oronve
Mary Dean
Elwownd
Graham
P. C. Tully
Ortham
Scarlet Woman murder case shocks New York society
Reports from New York recount a sensational murder case dubbed the Scarlet Woman. Julia Hughes died from neck and head wounds after an axe attack. John Bate, nearby, lies critically injured. Police seek clues as sixteen witnesses testify before a grand jury.
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Cesenoge
Julia Hughes
John Bate
Lily
Faye
Sonu
Miers
Thersiain
New York
Prophet Arises and World Climax in Four Years
Fragmented OCR presents a speculative debate about earth shape and a predicted world crisis. It cites individuals like Vatlen and references a sun centered view. The text hints at a 1998 climax with Europe facing invasion and global upheaval.
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Donatta
Amon Sealist
Tueves
Gis
Juetavin
Germany
Vali
Howbeamer
Woah Sands
Nim
Wubur
Vatlen
Alwys
Amd
Ang
Russia
Europe
Steamer Hororata Sets Record With Pulverised Coal Run
The steamer Hororata arrived in Port yesterday after a 12 300 mile voyage of 40 days using pulverised coal. Powered by a plant installed by Lilley Weir Co the ship averaged 4+ knots Britain to the Cape then to Pire with coal efficiency claims. Representatives T Bruce and E J Denny of Mawden Buell Company observed a highly satisfactory system performance.
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Prin
Lilley, Weir & C
Aerorata
Britain
Cape
Pire
Hororata
Mosars
T. Bruce
E. J. Denny
Mawden Buell Company
Fatal Experiment Claims Young Porter Hanged In Error
In London a young porter named Francis Join Elis aged 19 died by hanging in what authorities ruled an accidental death following a supposed test of self harm methods. The incident occurred at a workspace where Elis assisted Frank Walker, and investigators concluded the rope and towel setup caused the misadventure. A verdict of accidental death was returned.
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United Service London
Frank Walker
Francis Join Elis
Game Brides
Late Dame Melba and Lindrum in memorial service
Local service reports a tribute to Dame Nellie Melba and Walter Lindrum with memorial observances in London and Melbourne. The text notes a March 30 trial match in Birmingham, a large memorial attendance, and references Australia figures, dates, and venues surrounding the Anglo Australian concert and sports memorials.
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Losdon
Walter Lindam Wit
Tiemineham
Teginning
Unitea Service
London
Bony Sincel
Five Day Polar Flight Plan Revealed
New York reports an ambitious five day polar flight expedition by Graf Zeppelin. Dr Rekener, recently returned from Germany, plans to finance the project and fly over the polar region, aiming to pass near notable landmarks and towns in the journey.
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Lonited Servier
New York
Westnerty
Graf Zeppeln
Rekener
Camimaniter
Gerasnus
Sam Grad
Peana Joseph
Ated
Nicholas Fond
Secret Miami wedding linked to swimming champion
An obscure notice reports a chance meeting during a swim leading to a secret marriage between Jonny Wolsmullen, an American sprinting champion, and Mise Bobbie Waist, a show performer, in Miami on a Wednesday.
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United Services
Miami
Wedneades
Jonny Wolsmullen
Steimming
Mise Bobbie Waist
Electrical Trades Union Calls Special Melbourne Meeting
The Electrical Trades Union in Victoria has summoned a special meeting to discuss a statewide stoppage in protest against a 40 percent cut. The plan aims to mobilize the whole organisation across the state as the dispute escalates.
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Melbourne
The
Electrical Trades Union
Bex
Im Victoria
King of Jazz at AUSTRAL THEATRE Shines With Dawn Song
Universal's King of Jazz features John Boles in The Song of the Dawn with the cowboy chorus. The number, created by John Murray Anderson, showcases Boles's vocal talent amid a dawn setting. A shoppers matinee may screen at 11 if enough interest exists.
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Universal
Paul Whitman
John Boles
Boles
Mitton
Ager
Jack Yellen
Pint Whiteman
Pat
John Murray
Anderson
New City Bridge Officially Opened on Torrens
The new bridge over the River Torrens was officially opened at noon by the Governor. The £65,000 structure drew more than 8000 people as witnesses to the ceremony and the design was praised as a landmark spanning the river for generations.
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Adelaide
Torrens
Holden's Ltd to merge with Holden Motor Body Builders
Extraordinary meeting of shareholders of Holden's Motor Body Builders Ltd discusses fusion with Holden's Ltd and the proposed sale of business underwrite. Plans show cash payments to liquidators and preference share adjustments, with cautious outlook on profits and national price effects.
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Intrest Peng
Aiiressine Whi
Hol
Dun’s Motor Mody Builders, Ltd
Tetera! Moines Wasdin
4. W. Holden
iAnnie
Nolden's
Valden
Ela
Cuinuial
Niures
Sin
Rovers
Holton
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H. S. Galete
Gallett
J. G. Latham
Scullin
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Beasley
Eldridge
Ree
Duno
Lazsarini
Miele
ALP
Seulin
East Sydney Campatent
Long
Mala
Gamnet
Pronteim
Pyea
East Sydney Ramp
Janerome
Fang
Save Avoit-General
Donm Vir
MR Lang
Bays Auditor-General
Marfier Hotel
W “Nizzar
Jans Fooay
Sam
Baturray
Meat Industry
Cut
Via
World Financial Affairs
Commercial
Metal Markets
Elwood
Orenpedl
Hs Patie
Vonant
Kayford
Ernest Geulia
Young Porter
Dame Melba
Walter Lindrum
Newman
Zeppelin
Austral Theatre
New City Bridge
Holden's Ltd
General Motors, Pty
Prests’ Limited
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