Naval Armaments Estimates Spark Party Pressure in Washington
U S estimates on naval armaments are under partisan scrutiny in Washington. Representative French argues for rapid, progressive reductions mirroring prewar levels, noting 127 million in 1910. Minority member Byres proposes a conference to curb naval arms, while Woolridge budget figures include 330 million appropriated last year.
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Geggerld
Delars
Cowfidge
Congress
United States
Byres
Naval Committee
House
Woolidge
Lie
Washington
Playground Working Bee Seeks Help For Repairs
The Playground Committee appeals to local workers to fund and join a working bee on Saturday March 29 to repair wire buildings and playground surroundings. James Mier will supervise carpentry and painting while Phil Brandt oversees paths and railings. Tomkin handles ploughing and gardening and volunteers are urged to attend for a full day of tasks.
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BAAS
Str. St. Johsomyrsot
Willg
James Mier Hag
Phil Brandt
Tomkin
Uber
Fort Tient
Stations Sold and Auctions Reported at Saturday Sale
The sale details cover properties including Langs and six lots with three passed in. Private sales proceeded on remaining parcels, with one lot of 60,973 acres realized by sellers. Sturt Meadows area noted in the auction.
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Fulgecy Aml Company
Athelmet and Fisher
Sturt Meadows
Staisen
Naval Squadron Leaves Adelaide in Dignified Departure
A damaged colonial Telegraph report describes the naval squadron leaving Adelaide amid cheers. The Dunedin, Delhi, Dragon, and Breakwater ships moved south toward Glenelg and Largs Bay while Admiral Steed’s ships departed, with residents and officials expressing gratitude and hospitality for the squadron’s visit.
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Adelaide
Saturdas
Jims
Uuedy
Dell
Dunedin
Delhi
Tod
Glenole
Largs Bay
Ste Predeviele
Suuth
Assur Sud
Ubis Grrat
Gusern Dome
Wwelcom
Belin
Gyuntry
Frederick Pield
South Australia
S.A. Wload
Jelmeray
Motor cycles collide near Head Road head injury reported
Melbourne reports a motorcycle collision on Head Road near Murdialloe early Friday. Rider Leo Wiig of Riverton sustained frontal skull injuries while Mo Bilstun of North Four Jura suffered minor injuries. Both were taken to Alfred hospital for treatment.
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Melbourne
Sunidhi
Murdialloe
Lost in the hush: Brisbane singer found exhausted after four days
The article notes that G Heron, a Brisbane singer, was missing for four days in North Queensland and was found in an exhausted state. Details on location and circumstances remain unclear.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Fruit direct from orchard to consumer declared
For the convenience of numerous customers at Port Pirie Wirrabara and Rollrup Centre we have arranged or apples for direct sale from the orchard to the consumer offering fresh fruit to local residents with easy access and delivery options.
Prince of Wales Thrown From Horse at Race Meet
Horrified witnesses report the Prince of Wales thrown during a race at a Wokingham event. He escaped serious injury after a kick to the face and a fall, with Prince Henry also unhurt. The Duke of York escorted him to a farmhouse and an ambulance took him to Aldershot for examination. surgeons declared him not in danger as crowds cheered and newspapers noted the risks of such public contests.
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Saturda
Prince of Wales
Nisae
Poin
Wokingham
Princ Ud A
Darrow
de Fener
Prince Henry
Associ
Wales
Guldry
Duke
Prince Henry Pusing
Prince
Duke of York
Wis
Aldershyt
Egypts First Parliament Celebrated Amid Enthusiasm
Cairo reports describe the first Egyptian Parliament as a momentous event with vast crowds and illuminated streets. King Fuad declared the task to realise complete independence and promote negotiations with Britain for a lasting, friendly relationship. MacDonald called for a durable Anglo Egyptian partnership, a view warmly received by parliament members.
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Vai
Parlay
Egypt
Wyat
Britain
Hye
Vishal
Sudan
Londun
Neuter
Cairo
Kunsay MacDonald Eine
Miister
Assuviahal
Amd
MacDonald
Jeanne
Puad
Wireless Wonder Three Continents Heard In Africa
A vague wireless report describes a remarkable communication linking America Europe and Africa for a few hours. An amateur operator in Johannesburg allegedly transmitted music and speech heard from London Bournemouth and Schenectady, connecting three distant continents by wire.
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Africa
Jouannesburg
Vrrutr
Fle
London
Bournemouth
Sulenectady
New York State
America
Europe
Freak Hill Climb At Adelaide Draws Huge Crowd
Motor cycling fans packed Morialia as Charles Moyle set the fastest time at the hill climb on Saturday. He rode a J S attributed machine in 15 3-Ssecs, with W Hubbard close behind in 17 2Seec. T Hubbard and Moyle again posted near misses on AJ S models, while M Harvey on a 250 Velocette finished in 40 seconds amid cheers.
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Adelaide
Morialia
Charles Moyle
Nortian
W. Hubbard
T. Hubbard
Ad Moyle
S. H
Trains and carriages swept into river by cyclone
A severe cyclone struck the Sorth-West Provinces blowing a train and a Miva carriage into the river. Officials fear a death toll between 40 and 50 as debris and wreckage wash downstream. Rescue teams continue search efforts along the riverbanks.
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Reuter
Delhi
Tragedy on St Kilda Pier Ends in Drowning
Melbourne report of a man named Samuel Beard, 45, a timber worker, who drowned at St Kilda Pier after he and his wife walked toward the end. A splash was heard, the wife was rescued, and Beard’s body was recovered face down. He had shown signs of nervous breakdown and left a note and bankbook at home.
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Melbourne
St Kilda
Samurl Beard
Rinber
Uiting
Mbert Park
Ms Bankbook
Pa Penses
Brurhur
Interstate lawn tennis attracts large crowd at South Australia ground
Warm ideal conditions fanned a strong turnout as South Australia led Victoria in the rubber with 12 singles remaining. NSW hopefuls pressed to bridge the gap while Victorian women fared well against South Australia with Mrs O Hara Wood and Miss Weston among the highlights.
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Adelaide
Agai Ie Mui
Cours
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
O'Hara Wood
Weston
Rowe
Howe
Fitchett
Hone
O'Hara
Kaine
Honey Fitchett
Mitts View
Pinfuss
Smith
SAL
Sydney
Preluar
Pitzgerald
Dickinson
Vic
Wid Salymon
Salemen
Reid
N.S
Bomb factory discovery shocks Galcutta police
Statesman reports that Galcutta police uncover a complete bomb factory on Saturday containing six live bombs resembling Mille srenudes. Several other bombs were in production and two Bengal vies were caught red handed.
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Galcutta
Statesman
Galcutts
Centenarian Corley Hosts 100th Birthday Party
Sydney report of a Balmain resident named Corley celebrating his hundredth birthday at home. He appears active and notes his father died in Sydney years ago and his grandfather lived to 107.
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Sydney
Corley
Balmain
Cheltenham Adelaide Racing Review Colorful Saturday Meeting
The Cheltenham PAILC meeting drew a large crowd amid warm weather. Sucreatrea won the Bt. Pat Handicap narrowly over Amberoid after a dramatic chase. Dunsbrook and Bill Trent both fell, resulting in a grim accident but no further injuries reported. Newbattle Loetanes and Presse featured in the Trial Handicap, with Newbattle prevailing by three-quarters of a length. Other races highlighted Waganta, Wambaiz, Swan Lynng, and Snowden Steeplechase results with varied dividends.
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Cheltenham
Sucratea
Amberoid
Dunsbrook
Maxghan
Bill Trent
Newbattle Loetanes
Presse
Tog Vine
Nizo
Poppy
AM Tri Wilanna
Riehles
Metro
Tookawar
Vila
Lahtanas
Ull Pum
Loveday Pressae
St. Vale
Tutankhamen
Wiyl
Polyxwna
Gup
Arabusa
Bexsia
Mss
Uivnets
Wee Truunion
Lautinis
Prassue
St Mty
Pua Keane
Transit Ware Glass Bus
Carribio
Fa King
Hamake
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Catrahaple
Auburn
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Batilgeys
GT Corner
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Mamimray Dur
Pussadie
Sir Navid
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Tune Seng
Luma
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Pappy
Lomnall
Invandena
Mubestlso
Wiralla
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Layla
Lyneth
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Hubertenu
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Meu
Tumsbrook
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Clarke
Bil Trent
Paw
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Sibir
Tovorum
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Urdage
Huza Vouk
Suhnapps
Tisidende
Amd
Simon
Rebeels
Duillemol
Jules Jurdah
Vesusius
Dianella
Lore Opera
Huytander
Eastgate
Ginna
Antondal
Simon Wei Jone
Caulfield Race Meeting Wrap Sunday Highlights
Caulfield Melbourne track notes a loaded card with several six furlong sprints and two mile steeplechase features. Notable runners include Helicopter and Royal Thought in prize events with betting around 7 to 10. The meeting showcases competitive fields across multiple stakes and handicap races.
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Glennot Brousillut
Jackawe
Ralf Switel
Utarrison
Rover
Lange
Wallawung
Connelly
Vrain
Walandria
Wallwong
South Yarra
Furloney
Royal Thought
Hetting
Danijela
China and Russia Reach Preliminary Agreement Terms
London reports a preliminary pact where China would win concessions and Russia relinquish ownership rights. China to remit Boxer indemnity funds for education, and accept Russian consular jurisdiction in China. Wank and Karcarham discussed remaining issues and Chinese cabinet claimed disputes resolved. Approval awaited from President Tsao Kun.
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Iwuler
London
China
Russia
Ching
Wank
Karcarham
Mongolia
Anid
Duffy-Francis title fight heads bill at Institute Hall
Boxing card in Sydney features Les Duffy of Queensland vs Sid Francis of Wales over 20 rounds at Institute Hall. Undercard includes Carlo Cappo, Frank Howard, Lee Geyer, Reg Hutchinson with referees and officials named. bout results expect a hard fought, technical contest with possible early finish and notable fatigue at the 15th round.
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Les Duffy
Queensland
Sid Francis
WAL
Mel
Sven, Dutiy
Francis Shold
Hinneralt
South Australia
Vragic
Ted Monson
Francis
W. Hutchinson
Mir
Tivorge
Carlo Cappo
Vrand Howard
Lee Geyer
Reg Hutchinson
Amd Wey
Deott
Vries
Maly
Dennyson
Union Bill Second Reading Rejected In Parliament
Reuters report notes the House of Unions rejected the second reading of the Trade Union Act 1913 by 211 to 128. An amendment would require members to opt in writing for political contributions, aiming to curb union involvement in politics while critics claim it pressures dissenters. The motion to extend sittings passed, potentially shelving the Miners' Bill with the next second reading set for March 24.
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Reuters Service
London
House of Umions
Annaworthy Gonservative
Tndis
Oht
Ainsworth Gall
Tom Smith
Labor Party
Mwe
Selmer
House of Inotion
Glynes
Salvation Army chief advises Australians to stay practical
General Brom swall Booth, head of the Salvation Army, urged Australians not to be selfish with their country. He praised migrants who uphold hard work and family values, while noting service by domestic workers and the Army’s belief in training common people. The Governor and Mrs. Jol Eotonel Shara attended the Government House event.
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Adelaide
Bromswall Booth
Salvation Army
Australia
Sudvatign Army
Hue
Amt
Joh
Eotonel Shara
Sthirys Jinelican
Mirus
Disqualification in seventh count hits boxing match
George Waters, 26 from Sydney, was involved in a Brisbane boat event where Mike Flynn of New Zealand was disqualified in the seventh count for a low blow. The Queensland contest occurred Sunday night with Waters listed among the awarded competitors amid the disputed result.
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Brisbane
George Waters
Sydney
Mike Flynn
New Zealand
Commonwealth 6 per cent loan offer to all Australia
The advertisement promotes a six percent Commonwealth loan backed by all Australian resources. It notes 3, 5, or 10 year terms, tax exempt interest, and redemption of War Gratuity Bonds maturing May 31 1924. Investors may lodge cash subscriptions at banks or money orders and can deposit small amounts to be paid later.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Mont UfGes
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