Port Pirie Club Seaaon Meeting Receipts and Plans
A Port Pirie cricket season wrap reports a strong meeting with large attendance. Don McQueen stood in for bereaved Mr Threadgold as secretary notes income of £245 4s 1d and a year-end balance of £143 6s 0d. Auditors praise the secretary’s leadership while members approve a 100 guinea fund, plan 100 lamps, and seek use of an inhalatorium in the coming season.
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Vtl Oh Lange
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Courts Turned Over to Trial After Croydon Road Crash
In Melbourne on February 16 a charabanc overturned on the Croydon road. Mrs Amelia Juyer aged 70 and Mrs Wright aged 80 were killed and many others injured. The Coroner committed Stephen Harold Stephens for trial on a manslaughter charge.
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Melbourne
Croydon
Amelia Juyer
Wright
Stephen F Harold Stephens
Appeal Dismissed in Melbourne Court
David Kelly appealed to the Court of Criminal Appeal against a five year sentence for nursing the body of Mrs Overall ey without Board permission. The court dismissed the appeal and upheld the sentence.
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Melbourne
David Kelly
Court of Criminal Appeal
Overalley
Board of Lctth
Greek Divorce Case Award For Plaintiff In Damages
A Greek divorce suit in Sydney ended with the plaintiff Nicholas Zangarakis awarded £200 after alleging misconduct by his wife Olga involving Nicholas Nicholsidis and seeking £1000 damages. The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff this afternoon.
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Sydney
Nicholas Zangarakis
Olga
Nicholas Nicholsidis
Plaintio A
Parramatta man charged with felonious slaying of wife
Mire Walker appeared at Parramatta court charged with feloniously and maliciously slaying his wife Elizabeth on March 1. He was remanded overnight with bail not applied for. Walker shot himself in the head in an attempt to arrest but is nearly recovered.
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Sydney
Walker
Parramatta
Elizabeth
Walker Alo
Mutiny in Irish Army Sparks Dublin Patrols
Fragmented report describes a mutiny in the Irish Army prompting police and military searches at Donegal, Londonderry, and Dublin headquarters. Witnesses testify to vault actions and troops patrolling Dublin as authorities appoint a commander and plan joint operations starting yesterday afternoon.
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Londonderry
Dublin
Tupein
Gulvael Laltou
Adelaide Hosts Special Service Squadron March
A large crowd watched the visit of a Royal Navy squadron with a march through Adelaide led by officers including Commander Sandford and Captain Fairburn. The Governor and Lord Mayor attended a ceremony at the Town Hall as 1600 sailors passed in review.
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Hills
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Outer Harbor
British Parliament Singapore base policy hint amid talks
In London Tuesday Mr Ramsay MacDonald said the government is in touch with Dominions on the Singapore base and hopes to state policy before Easter. Labor at Maury notes Liberal critiques on unemployment and a Franco Belgian iron trade outlook while Shaw defends rapid public works and government step changes.
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Ramsay Mactonald
Singapore
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Rusela
French Train Smash Kills British Subjects Near Grandeviolets
A French train near Grandeviolets en route from Galais to Ventimiglia derailed after crossing Lesbrodeaux. One Frenchman and many British subjects were killed with 24 Britons and one Frenchman injured. The victims’ identities were unclear and reports noted the driver and fireman badly hurt. Major-General Hamilton’s wife was among the injured. Police suspected pickpockets following the fleet and Pirie officials awaited a visiting British fleet with a luncheon and reception planned for the visit.
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Paris
Mons
Grandeviolets
Hymns
Galais
Ventimiglia
Lesbrodeaux
Dominions
Itt
Mielude
Hamilton
Melbourne official programme features fleet visit and festivities
The official programme for Melbourne includes a naval fleet visit with Federal and State dinners for officers, a march of 1500 personnel on March 8, public and private entertainments, sports and smoke concerts, and cowers for partlew of themes Blue Beard's Eighth Wife, described as the most gorgeous picture drama ever made.
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Melbourne
Labor Aims Public Meeting Pledges Unopposed Pirie Return
Labor supporters filled the Alhambra theatre for a public meeting backing Labor in the state election. M.H.A. W Denny M.H.A. Lionel Hill Evan George candidate for the Northern Division J C Vitegewald and Cocks chaired. Hill announced he and Fitzgerald were returned unopposed for Pirie and urged continued pressure for harbor funds and a technical school while critiquing the Barwell government and backing Labor’s housing taxation and closer settlement plans. George spoke on production immigration land tax and education, urging equal opportunity and warning against a white Australia policy shift. Fitzgerald praised Labor and urged voting, while Denny promised to stand for Pirie again.
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South Australia
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Alure
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Church Protest at Adelaide Against Port River Rowing
At a meeting of the Presbytery of Adelaide on Monday a resolution was carried protesting the rowing contests held on the Port River on Lord's Day March 9. The protest objects to the Governor's presence and other public figures at the event and argues such contests undermine Christian moral foundations. A request was sent to the Life and Work Committee urging united church action on the issue.
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Presbytery of
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D. Chapman
Port River
Lord's
Jaeanwealth
Australia
Life and Work Committee
Appin Tragedy Burials Mark Police Funeral
Remains of Appin tragedy victims buried this afternoon at Camden. Mr Clift interred with mourners from Government Works Department and dam workers. Constable Flynn to Lithgow for police funeral as police band led the procession with inspectors and constables in attendance.
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Sydney
Appin
Mr Clift
Camden
Works’ Department
Flynn
Lithgow
Adelaide market prices for dairy eggs and poultry vary
Commercial report from Adelaide on Tuesday lists prices for creamery separators and fry machinery, eggs with hen and duck categories, cheese large to loaf and matured forms with pence per pound ranges, ham poultry live weights for rousters hens geese ducks and turkeys, and potatoes with tentative per hundredweight figures.
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Adelaide
Messrs A Wy Sandford and Co
Tax on Visitors to France Debate Tax Proposal
Australian press reports Paris debates anti foreign legislation amid franc decline. Proposals include taxing about 700 000 annual visitors to Paris at 70 francs per person, but shopkeepers warn such a levy could drive visitors away and hurt commerce.
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Australian Press Association
Paris
Food shortage on the West Coast prompts government relief
The government plans to dispatch a steamer with food to West Coast settlers facing famine rations after the Woolata halt caused by waterside worker strikes. Sir Henry and Premier coordinate with shipping authorities and Adelaide Steamship Company to run a temporary service. The local steamer is unavailable and the government vessel will sail next week to port towns reported to need supplies.
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Adelaide
Woolata
Pascoe
Henry
Adelaide Steamihiip Company
Melbourne
Port Adelaide
Moulders Strike Settled at Crystal Brook
The Crystal Brook moulders reached a satisfactory settlement, with men returning to work at union rates of 18/ a day, up from 17/3. Adelaide union secretary Shafford arrived to progress talks. Pirie moulders seek 19/2 a day, with Pinease workers threatening continued strike without concession.
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Crystal
Adelaide
Crystal Brook
Shafford
Pirie
Spafford
Australian Olympic team not yet invited key swimmers
Sydney reports Hoy Carlton has not replied to an invitation sent ten days earlier to join the Australian swimming team for the Olympic Games. It is understood Tommy Adrian was also not invited, with trainer Hoy’s team fronted by Mr. Charlton Suuiut stating the delay could affect selections and training plans.
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Sydney
Carlton
Try Sieholls Gaterrl Powder for Yue Buds
Sieholls offers Gaterrl Powder for Yue buds with a promise of results. Tafluenza advised for those seeking improved growth and resilience.
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