Stealing from shop ends with whipping of boy
A Port Pirie child aged eleven faced charges for stealing £3 from Mrs Bertha Mackey’s shop on March 9. In court the youth admitted the theft, denied taking the money with others, and was sentenced to a whipping by his mother after the bench considered options. The case involved the boy’s mother and detectives, with restitution arranged and the boy promising reform.
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Port Pirie Childead
Marel
Proparty
Bertha -Mackey
Splomontineo
Truilty
Ghaege
Caush
Anderseas Suverly
Bartha Maskey
Wilkins Street
Salggiontown
Vila_ lata
Niehaus
Solommitown
Mackey
Mackeys
Wilhoey
Asmulieg Sidaling
Srije
Tim
Solomontown
Hanil
Witnass
Electrician returns home in murder case mystery
Leslie Williams aged 23 an electrician from Goulburn returned to his parents in Ea wood after Christmas disappearance. Police say his car found damaged near Donnybrook with bloodstained seatback and a revolver in a box. Investigators linked to a missing man incident, as Williams's belongings and items tied to the case were recovered.
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Melbourne
Leslie Williams
Goulburn
Williams
Sydney
Eawood
Rhce
Navy
South Wates
Victoria
Boman
McWillians
Gabbott
Cankraptor
Cantied
Avandm Wa Jane
Donnybrook
Oaks
Williame
Tne
Murderous Natives in Arnheim Land reported by Darwin
A Darwin report describes violent attacks by indigenous people in Arnheim Land near Groole Tylandt and Carpentaria. A police party and 28 spies were sent to the camp to assess threats of a planned attack and improper interference in women and men.
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Darwin
Arnhelm Gand
Wiley
Groole-Tylandt
Carpentaria
de Amaryud
Fifth Test Test at Melbourne Slow Scoring Rubber
Weathered by dreary batting in the fifth Test at Melbourne England 519 lead Australia two for 162 after a day of slow, tense play. Leyland stood out with 137 for England, Woodfull remained undefeated on 79 as Australia tottered 367 runs behind. crowd of 51,804 amid cautious stroke play and a struggling run pace.
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Dour
Dreary
Melbourne
England
Australia
Englang
M. Leyland
Wom
Woodfull
Woodall
Ryder
Jamipus
W. ML. Woodfill
A. Tackson
J Pate
Lurwoor
Busland
Shances
Liv
Ss. Uhey
Heath
Larwood
Jackson
Tite
Pate
Ater
Woodfulther
Teln Shiwek
Nas
Revista
Duckworth
Fatal Hurdle Fall Ends Jockey Johnson Life
SADELADIE Monilay Je Bi Johnson died yesterday at Mount Gambier Hospital after a fatal hurdle fall during a race. She had been unconscious following the fall and did not recover. Solomontown Junior Football Club holds a general meeting at the Ballway Hotel tonight at 3 orelonk.
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Sadelaide
Monilay
Je Bi Johnson
Sfount
Jambier Hospital
Solomontown
Salomontawa
Ballway Hotel
Fia
Unclear sports note from torn OCR segment
Fragmentary report mentions Grimmistt unable to play yet and a recovered wage, with anonymous donor and friends referenced. Details are garbled. no clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable text.
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Melbourne
Apbkol
Sytisttet Aodar
Tragedy in Devonport Wipes Out Family in Fire
In Devonport Tasmania a fatal house fire destroyed a home killing Anfhew Archer aged 89 and five others. Seventeen witnesses are to be called at today’s inquest amid sensational evidence. Constable Staptien found a satchel with two watches and paper outside the scene near a fence. Basil Miadeow, a farmer, said Archer’s crops had failed in five years and he showed signs of depression. Witnesses said Archer did not intend to take his own life.
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Devonport
Tas
Doh
Basil Miadeow
Farmer
Don
Arsher
Richmond Trotting Results and Disqualifications
The Richmond trotting meet in Melbourne featured divisions of the Progressive Handicap where several horses competed for purses. Anderson, owner of Peter Osterly, faced disqualification for 42 months after a controversial run in the first division. The Riotimand and Trollies Erhy contested the natess' division with winnings of £570, while Darby Belfing-6 to A wv My Chor clashed in the cotters' division for £50.
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Melbourne
Wtontiay
Anderson
Peter Osterly
Richmond
Maelins “Olthy
Erhy
Natess
Darby
Darby ‘Belfing—6 To A Wv My Chor, ‘Cotters
Yan F
Adelaide murder remanded after gunfire at Walkerville
Albert Matthews is named a constable killed in an Adelaide case. Charges include murder and assault with intent to murder. The suspect pleads not guilty. prosecutor seeks further remand to March 95. The article notes an injured surgeon and a fractured leg, with actions in Adelaide on February 23.
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Adelaide
Mont Alber
Soho Stanly McGrath
Lnsurer
Af Aflair
Ide
McGrath
Smimlad
Heliggyre Flight Plans Unearthed In Air MinistryOrders
United Service reports Sunday on the Wallogyrs six winged aeroplane under Air Ministry orders. Prototype may ascend or descend vertically with wheeled front gear and hover, promising a new class of aircraft. Engineer Viliorly Kaeo designed his first Heliggyre in 1926, with plans purchased by the Air Ministry in 1927 for Isle constructions.
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United Service
s _ RONDON
Air Ministry
Ap Plana
Tsneed
Ais Min
Steampipe Burst Shuts Adelaide Area
A steampipe burst near Quovn's in Porte Adelaide caused injuries to two Japanese visitors who were quickly taken to Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital for treatment.
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Adelaide
Wien
Quovn’s
Waar
Porte Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Severe Earth Shocks Hit Wellington Streets
Severe tremors caused panic in Wellington as roads buckled and power lines failed. Daylight revealed disarray with people afraid to return home after the quake, though no injuries were reported.
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Wellington
New Zealand flyer injured after aeroplane crash
London reports a New Zealander, Mir Hy Pl Mase, badly hurt when his aeroplane wrecked during a routine engine test. A court hearing featured his mother’s intent to punish the boy for misbehavior, with Geddes advising reform and restitution to Mrs Stankey for money spent by others.
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London
Suailay
Mir Hy PL
Mase
Sabir
Bury
St. Edmuns
Control of the country's finances urged in Melbourne talk
Public and private expenditures were discussed by the Constitutional Club led by Auditor General Norris. The group urged Parliament to maintain rights and duties to control national finance with taxation kept modest and focused on essential needs while awaiting broader capital investment.
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Melbourne
Norris
Club Today
Shipping Breights British Owners Meet in Melbourne
Delegates including Sir Alan Aidinsnn and Mr Oscar Thompson, with Australian officials, arrived in Melbourne to confer on reducing high freight costs between Austin dia and Britain. Prime Minister Bruce will preside over the conference seeking methods to ease shipping charges and boost Australian trade.
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Alan Aidinsnn
Line
Oscar Thompson
Apberdeen
Lwonard
Hara
Ellerman Rugkiel
Bietween
Austindia
Beitain
Bruce
Austrajan Trade
Political Gamble in London Markets Weighs Parties
In London on Monday Conservative stock fell while Liberal shares rose faster than predicted. The speculative Seats Market shows the Conservatives at 15.977 par and Liberals at 239, with Libera shares at 73. A higher Libera vote above 78 par yields a pound efficiency, while a lower tally risks penalties.
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London
Laker
Stock Exchange
Ianor
al Aéesent
Giherel
Unemployed Relief Fund Totals and Donations
The first Unemployed Relief Fund has been augmented by donations from B H A S Proprietary, the ladies' committee, Ue AS, Co operative Council, and Advonis, bringing the total to 4265/8/. Smelters collection noted as 42. Me John A. O'Der records a 5-30-00 sale of badges. Committee and cooperative stores contributions listed alongside various local groups and individuals including the Mayle, Kraus, and Woodward entries.
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B.h.as
Ladies’ Committee
Co-operative Council
Advonis
John A. O'Der
Piotuila Benalt
Blas
Gutingll
Hi Mayle
MD Doone’ Plolutes T.td
Kraus Pire Theatresy Yy PL
Pico Holeikenpers
Asan
Austral Theatre
Woodward
Father O'Rourke
Ghelslian
P. Mudiest
Andron
Premiers Conference Debates Federal State Award Overlap
A formal meeting of premiers from Australia’s states and colonies discussed overlapping of federal and state awards. The conference in Victoria considered approaches to wage and employment relations and potential executive action to address employer-employee dynamics pending resolution.
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Sfondas
New- Sout
Wales
Havin
Victoria
Sir William Phepsan
South Australia
Butler
Tsemanla
The
Ywaa
Jyatil
Atay
Dwards
Mbo
Death pact theory gains strength in North Sydney double tragedy
Police believe Elizabeth Selsty, 19, a waitress, and Alber William McNaughton died by mutual suicide in a North Sydney bedroom. A letter found in McNaughton's pocket indicates both intended to take their own lives after a fatal confrontation.
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Sydney
North Sydney
McNaughton
Porker
Elizabeth Selsty
William McNaughton
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