Australia Sees Sendoff for Cricketers at Adelaide
The Australia cricket team, captained by H. L. Collins, receives a sendoff in Adelaide as fans crowd the South Australian Hotel. Speakers hail the squad before travel to England, with officials from the Australian Cricket Association and government figures present.
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Adelmde
Thesdays
Australia
Wast
H. L. Collins
Sendeoff
Adelie Fey Express
Cricke Ivokwrt
Amd Ee Sontaliye
Denise
Tlavodt
Fisher
Serpungour
Av Jalwards
Joseph Sy Wand
Vwatian
Yisun
Lyons
Australia Eleven Captain Receives Mascot Kangaroo Gift
The Australian Eleven’s captain Collins is presented with a toy kangaroo mascot by Woodrow's Patentees. The mascot wears a green wool cap with green and gold ribbands, symbolizing team colors as the crowd cheers the team’s upcoming match and wishes for success. The article notes broad Australian support from east to west and praises the younger players.
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Escetleny
Wallace
Adeaide
Collins
Turkey
Wison
Stile Tam
H.C. Gullitts
Australia
Rams
Ming
Tasroazie
Aca
Henay
Jeane
U. E. Kelleway
West Express
Woodrow's Mats
Fender's Remarks. Reuter Lantin. Monday edition.
Brief item notes that Reuters dispatch from Lantin reports on Fender's remarks published by newspapers on Monday. The exact details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but the piece highlights a statement by Fender and its distribution across outlets.
Victorian Fires Outbreaks Raze Wide Victoria Areas
The Coroner reports 46 deaths from Victoria bushfires with a tribute to women’s courage. Residents of Lee and Gippsland face displacement and railway requests loom as fires burn across Warburton and northern Victoria. Lightning and drought fuel the blazes while authorities contest salvage and safety efforts.
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Melbourne
Tysdiny
Victoria
Warburton
Urelizh
Fobesk
Jasvenee
Chaka Wraltavint
Istaniees
Walter
Vietorig
Aggarate
Lee
Lawitshiy
Driver killed in train collision near Globe Timber Mill
A driver died after a lorry collided with a goods train near Port Michide. The vehicle belonged to Denton’s Wives Limited. The crossing adjacent to the Globe Timber Mill was involved. The body required jacking to be freed and identified as the driver, badly crushed.
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Adelaide
Port Michide
Phis
Twatur
Dentonl
Wilson
Af Magill
Teres
mattMevan
Memorial Park Tent Site Dispute Sparks City Action
In April the Mission Work sought a Memorial Park site for a one month project. The Town Mayor and Town Clerk discussed the proposal and suggested examining all available sites, including the Memorial Park, for suitability. A committee motion urged a formal inquiry to identify a suitable location for the applicants.
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Memorial Park
Goudea
Tinaret Hall
Arin
Sydney Blaze Ousts Several Stores Amid Dense Fire
A large fire swept central Sydney damaging multiple grocers and stores. Fire crews battled flames for hours as smoke blanketed the area. No precise cause or casualty details are available in the readable fragments.
Doncaster and Cup details obscure in faulty OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places with unclear context. Readable elements include Doncaster and Cup references and mentions of Sydney Gis and Valingee. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Cashbox Stolen Amid Local Sale Disruption
A disrupted scene at a local sale ends with a cashbox missing and several bystanders including Messrs Stuehirialy Mroll and Gait Hidabern briefly questioned. Police and town officials, led by the adjutants, investigate the incident as a suspicious disruption in the marketplace near Grenfell stove and related stalls.
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Grenfell Stove
Ue Shun
Wiseb
Maitley
Country Party Strife at Bal larat Farmers Conference
At the Bal larat facility the Farmers conference heard speakers urge unity among dissenting factions. Vice president Mr Birkstropkly condemned radicals endangering the country and declared dissention in the Partners' Party the party's greatest danger. wrangling should cease.
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Melbourn Tuysilay
Farmers
Ballarat
Birk Stropkly
Country Party
A Terrible Fate in Melbourne Fire Tragedy
Melbourne report describes Mrsah Duggan a known Wonka figure burned to death as her cottage at Frankstatt was destroyed in a devastating fire. The incident highlights a tragic home fire with one fatality and property loss.
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Melbourne
Mrsah Duggan
Frankstatt
Damages Claim In Australia War On Illegal Betting
A Supreme Court writ seeks twenty thousand pounds in damages amid a case involving alleged wrongful arrest and misappropriation connected to racing bets. The action names Willie Ube and others linked to the gambling scene in Sydney and references a long legal backstory amid wartime tensions and racing authorities.
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Peter
Austhalia
Willie Ubems
Kett
Divretor
Gitsens and Graziers’ Lifes
Dimlages
Beckett
Wetler
Strang
Privy council session details from Australian Less Association
In London Mundus the Privy council is reported on the New South appeal. Palen sersuy Garey AUYLAM. Business as usual at 7 o'clock. The fragmentary notice notes a popular report and routine proceedings.
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Australian Less Association
London
Mundus
the Privy Council
Hiden
New South Appeal
Palen Sersuy Garey
Auylam
uUpen
Jockey Injured After Saddle Fault At Melbourne
A prominent jockey, Melbuline, suffered serious injuries in Melbourne when a saddle collapsed and dislocated the rider's hip after the fall. He was transported to a hospital for treatment.
ANZAC DAY OBSERVANCE IN SYDNEY REPORT
Sydney reports a national holiday observed with official notices from the May Federal Government. The article notes planned arrangements for public services and sport events, set for Sunday, with local officials coordinating ceremonies and community participation.
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Sydney
Wis
Ie Coumunientiim
Servier
Beamen go to gaol for refusing duty in Wellington harbor
Fourteen members of the crew aboard the steamship Wailamo in New Zealand were each fined £3 for refusing duty. They have begun a week in gaol unless the fines are paid, reflecting a strict enforcement action by authorities.
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Auerland NZ
Wailamo
Not Guilty End Of Bute Tragedy Adelaide Trial
Miss Hannah Ollie Patience Commons was found not guilty at the Criminal Court in Adelaide after a seven day murder trial over Rita Ranke's death in Bute on January 9. The defense argued no proof of poisoning and dismissed insinuations of jealousy or motive, asserting lack of evidence and urging a verdict of liberty.
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Patience Commons
Criminal Court
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Bute
Mig Commons
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Tanke
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Saame
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Dan
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de Pal
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Mie
Tenis
Misa Ranke
Ness
Womatt
Garden
Barlow
44 or 48 hours week in New South Wales case hearing
The High Court in Melbourne met to hear a major case on the New South Wales 44 hours week act involving The Glyde Engineering Company Liverbree Liu and Otellées Ltd. An affidavit indicated the matter affects over £400,000 and about 300 employers and 40,000 workers. The hearing adjourned to the next day.
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High Court
New South Wales
Glyde Engineering Company
Liverbree, Liu, and
Otellées, Ltd
New South — Wales
New — South Wales
Owett Lion
Clyde Engineering Gu
Pubip, Douster
Cowburn
Fer
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Orme
W. Ham
Assault at Seacliff Affects North Unley Man
George Handley of North Unley was attacked on a road near Leach and Brighton at Seacliff last night. He sustained facial abrasions and was ambulance transported to Seacliff camp hospital, then driven home by an Army Medicine Corps member. More than six trainees are implicated but unnamed. Brigadier General Leane orders inquiries as the brigade major confirms an official investigation.
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Adelaide
George Handley
North Unley
Seacliff
Army Medicine Corps
Mandley
Leach
Brighton
Leane
oMeer
Cano
Mandhy
Llewt
Th. Teining
CUI
Jury Returns Not Guilty Verdict Amid Courtroom Applause
A jury retired at 3:409 p.m. and by 4:46 p.m. delivered a verdict of not guilty. The room erupted in applause, and officials could not publish further details. The scene involved Miss Commons, who maintained composure as she exited amid a crowd, while onlookers spread rumors and tension grew among bystanders.
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Miss Commons
Third Rail Test At Adelaide Railway Yards
The Federal Police Works Committee witnessed a demonstration in Adelaide yards showing a unitrd rail line laid on a 53 inch gauge for ten yards. Mr G B Anderson, acting Chief Engineer, led the test which proved satisfactory. The committee then sat at Parliament House and heard further examinations before departing for Melbourne.
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Adelaide
Tuseday
Redhill
Federal Police Works Committee
G. B. Anderson
Parlement House
J. T. Furner
Beriieer
Surrey
GC. B. Anderson
Redhill Todelaide
Andersom
South Australia
Express
Melbourne
State Bank Building Adelaide Bombing and Conference Advised
Trrilating tactics by opponents to men removing soil at excavations near North Terrace and West rail line. A house at St Peters was attacked with eggs and paint injuring windows. Mr Me L Hill Minister of Industry convened a conference that adjourned for 43 hours after discussing proposals from the Industrial Committee.
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Adelaide
North Terrace
West
T. Naxton
St. Peters
Me. L. Hill
Miners Entombed as Rescue Efforts Continue
A mine disaster left two miners dead and 40 rescued alive in No 5 shaft, with 26 still entombed. The incident spread rubble and trapped additional workers, triggering urgent rescue operations and safety reviews.
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No. 5
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