Melbourne reception for Mr. Hinkler ends triumphal tour
Mr. Bert Hinkler rode through Melbourne to the Town Hall for a civic reception. Lord Mayor Sir Stephen Morel welcomed him and Melbourne donors subscribed £850. Col Grinstead praised him as one of the world’s best pilots. State Minister Myer lauded his courage and aviation impact. A large crowd filled the city, then Hinkler attended a soldiers’ reception and a dance at a local theatre.
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Melbourne
Grea Evewits
Hert
Hinkler
Stephen Morel
Elassist
Colonel Grinstead
Wis Malesy
Unemployed Display Disrupted at Town Hall Reception
A terse report notes unemployed individuals gathered outside the Mall during Mr Hinkler’s reception at Town Hall. A representative later met the Mayor who pledged steps toward employment, but the display appeared mismanaged and unclear amid the disruption.
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Melbou
Mr. Hinkler
Neil A Merting
Forged Papal Annulments Ring Exposed in Paris
In Paris Sunday the arrest of Vicomte de Gonsan reveals a large forged papal annulments and nobility certificates operation tied to a Neurivhine business. Police traced the scheme to a villa, showing an elaborate network selling titles for sums from £12 10 to £200, causing many remarriages to face scandal.
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Servier
Paris
Vicnmte de Gosnon
Norman Able
Yarnvista
American Girl Weds Ex Maharajah in Calcutta
In Calcutta on Monday 25 000 people witnessed the marriage of Miss Nancy Millsy and the former Maharajah of Indore. The United Service report notes ceremonies concluded in the presence of a vast crowd.
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United Service
Calcutta
Mins
Nancy Millsy
Indore
Thalia Tragedy Bail Granted in Framing of Murder Case
Robert Ryan aged 23 from Maladanine was granted half of £500 bail after being committed for trial on a murder charge in Thalia. He is to report weekly to the Wrenepenot police station as the case proceeds.
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Maladiane
Sir Wi
Aia I~ Vine
Robert Kim Ryan
Wink
Artin Tiyan
Thalia
Wreneprodt
Melrose Athletic Club Announces Third Annual Sports Meet
Melrose Athletic Club plans its third annual sports meet at Melrose showground on April 25. The card includes five pedestrian events, four cycle races and one motor car race with total prize money. Notable events feature the St Red Mandion 135 yards and the Two Mile WheelRace. Nominations close April 2 and April 14 for special events. entries to the secretary. An evening show at Melrose Hall will distribute prizes.
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Melrose
Clu
CBA
Automera
Melinsa Prt
League
League of Wheelmen
Anseptunes
Beighianec
Petuee
Port racing notes with Merab and Tadlara results
Sporting notes from Port detail performances at Seaton and related events. Merab wins a tight finish over Yassmin with strong display by Leaheim and Tadlara showing whip discipline under Adames. Other contenders include Argosy Boy Cloud Lait and Golden Auroole with varied form in the Sires Produce and Welter events.
Merchant Service Guild Claims Arbitration Hearing
Federal Arbitration Court heard Merchant Service Guild of Australia claims on deep sea and harbor vessel crewing before Chief Judge Dethridge. Guild seeks confessions for members not pilots or harbor master, with 400 respondents contesting. Salary ranges for masters span from £43 to £134 monthly plus overtime, eight hour days, travel expenses, and absolute preference of employment.
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Melbourne
Dethridge
Merchant Service Guild of Australia
Mllote
Iui Ielaine
Il Us
Lewplan
First Woman to Fly Across the Equator Arrives
Mrs Miller becomes the first woman to fly across the equator and remains the only woman to complete the journey, marking a historic feat in early aviation as she lands at Darwin.
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Mrs. Miller
Equator
Nightets Nursery School Fire Kills Five Infants
London report details a deadly blaze at Nightets Nursery School where four boys and one girl under six perished. The dormitory fire trapped sleeping children while dozens were saved, with Army officer families among the attendees abroad.
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London
Nightets
Appointment Delayed At Geneva Conference
At a meeting of the Australian Council of Trade Unions committee, unions criticized the delay in appointing an Australian delegate for the forthcoming international conference. Walker of South Australia was nominated by Prado and Labor but not yet approved by the Federal Government. A Sydney meeting after Easter will decide whether to accept Bruce’s invitation to send delegates, with the arbitration act amendments deferred pending the conference.
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Melbulane
Amermency
Australian Council of Trade Unione
Cme
Labor Couterynew
Viremeva
Nang
Walker
South Australia
Abe Prado
Labor
Comelig
Bree
Briers
Counci
Datt
Sydney
Mr. Bruce
Bruce
Fatal Collision Near Stacorne Kills Three Children
A motor vehicle collision at the frigation channel near Stacorne today killed three children, Brieele dens jer aged 1 Garnel Loog aged 3 and Dudley Weltman aged 9. Arnold Jenner aged 20 was injured.
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Moouay
Stacorne
Brieele Dens Jer
Garnel Loog
Dudley Weltman
Id Arnold Jenner
Japan and Russia Diplomatic Break Not Imminent
United Service Tokyo reports on Monday that the Prime Minister said a diplomatic break with Moscow or the recall of the ambassador is not likely, signaling restraint in tensions between Japan and Russia.
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United Service
Tokyo
Sass
Moseiw
Ambanwartor
Fatal inquest into Sydney Manly shooting death
An inquest into the March 10 death of Willan Wilks aged 33 in Manly heard that he had a long criminal record. Constable Burns testified Wilks drew a revolver and fired as Burns moved to restrain him, leading to Wilks being shot. The coroner concluded Burns acted in self defense and considered Wilks a danger to the community.
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Sydney
Willan Wilks
Constate Rhimns
Manly
Hien
Fung
Sng
Wilks
Burnw
Constable Burns
Auras
Bulin
Areview
Racial Riots Hit Multra District in Alcutta
A clash erupted in Multra between Hindu villagers and Moslem butchers after a Hindu woman living with a butcher sparked tensions. In the ensuing violence twenty Moslems were killed as restoration of order lagged due to poor communications.
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United Service Alcutta
Multra
Mining Disaster Claims Nine Lives at Granby bunkhouse
A Granby Mining Company bunkhouse was destroyed by ore fire Sunday, burning nine men to death while leaving several others seriously injured. United Seesire and local authorities report the tragedy at the Principetown operation.
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United Seesire
Princetown
Granby Mining Company
Industrial Russia Faces Frequent Accidents Says Tomsky
In a Sunday report the frequency of accidents in Russian industry is blamed on old equipment in some factories, some as old as 130 years. M. Tomsky of the Russian Federated Union Council argues ignorance among Soviet labor experts and workers educated too late weakens safety, calling for better understanding of machinery to protect the proletariat.
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Russia
Tomsky
Fredes Union Council
M. Tomeks
Federal Powers Battle Over 14 Hour Week
An Australian official argued against ceding powers to Parliament for a 14 hour work week in Australia. He backed compulsory arbitration and favored the Arbitration Court over wage boards, preferring existing mechanisms to resolve industrial disputes. He warned Parliament should not yield authority to enforce broad labor measures.
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Melbourne
Fiera
G. Gitmontee
Piremen
Associa Hom
Commonwealth
Mip Australia
Wan Jana
Ariiteation Court
Unclear racing finish with close photo-finish results
A chaotic sprint race ends with Amint edging Aides gelding on the post. Jane magne secures third as Nemuni holes back Kozami. Armant shows strong late run while Telangle leads briefly and Tiralneur closes to second.
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Mila
Crocker
Derseela
Girulean
Amint
Jane Magne
Weller
Nemuni
Kozami
Vattice
Omind Armant
General Rainfall in Adelaide Drenches City
General rain drenches Adelaide causing umbrellas to be used as heavy showers begin overnight. Agricultural areas and northern pastoral regions report rainfall. Officials estimate rainfall totals. local secretary of the Sinekowners Association praises the potential benefits for grazing lands and pastures amid hot weather.
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Adelaide
Aledin
Hainle
de Fallin
Asis
Ani
Keding
Feth. Viera
Sinekowners’ Assoriation
Arast
Cancer treatment powers outlined by minister
Federal Minister Sir Neville Howse announced full authority to offer a nine month cancer treatment under the Commonwealth scheme. He said the government has $150,000 available for cancer remand care this year, with £127,000 covered by Sydney University.
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Synney
Walsh Island Peace Proposals Fail
Sydney Monday report from the Conciliation Commissioner Mr Stewart declares that a telegram from the Federal Council of the Boater Snakers Union states they cannot accept the New England plan. The Walsh Island dispute appears unresolved and Mr Stewart urged patience while awaiting further instructions.
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Sydney
Mr. Stewart
Federal Council of the
Boller Snakers UN
Une
Walsh Island
Strawn
Fire at Broken Hill House Endangers Family
In Broken Hill on a Monday a fire broke out at the Wilson home on Tenants Street. John Wilson woke to flames five feet up from the floor after tending a sick child, escaping with his wife and four children as the house burned and flames shot from the roof. Fire brigades arrived but nothing could be saved. damage assessed with walls burned and rooms ruined. The fire was suspected to be caused by a short in electric wires. The house was insured for £800 with Liverpool and London Globe Insurance Co. Ltd. while furniture was insured.
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Broken Hill
John Wilson
Elork
Tessa
Liverpool and London Globe Insurance Co. Ltd
B Points in Pirie Heavy Showers and Clearing Afternon
Heavy showers hit Pirie yesterday morning with midday signs of a downpour. Sharp shower after one o clock caused gutters to run. Afternoon cleared with an oppressive atmosphere. Up to six o clock 66 Winta were registered.
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Pirie
Verdict in Sydney duel ends in acquittal of Urquhart
In Sydney at Darlinghurst a jury returned a not guilty verdict for Robert Norman Urquhart after his wife Janet Urquhart was found battered at their Pyrmont home. The case involved a companion described as a disreputable woman. Dr Justice Frouson concurred with the verdict as the court crowd cheered.
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Sydney
Darlinghurst
Rober Norman Urqhuart
Janet Urquhart
Pyrmont
Woniam
Justice Frouson
Maerial
Urquhart
Triumph of Courage at Darwin amid air raid dangers
Darwin reports the seraplane Red Route arriving this afternoon to clash with English forces that began October 4. Bad weather at Koppang slowed observer ports, but the aircraft landed to a welcome. The mission is hailed as a triumph of courage and resolve against heavy odds, with materials transformed under expert protection into a stronger, water resistant state.
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Darwin
England
Koppang
Orroplana
Odda
Burra to race on Westnesday in Baldina Handicap
Burra is set to race on Westnesday in the 1.55 Baldina Handicap. Possible challengers include 145 Novite Plate Anton Princess and Oreous as bettors weigh which runner may perform best on the day.
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Burra
Anton Princess
Oreous
World Tour by Cycle Reaches Bombay After Three Years
Three cyclists finish a three and a half year world tour arriving in Bombay. They claim to be the only persons to have cycled from Rangoon to Calcutta. The report comes from Calcutta with Monday dateline.
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Bombay
Rangnon
Calcutta
Death by own action in cell at Goulburn
Frederick Collins a 34 year old inmate at Goulburn prison is reported to have hanged himself in his cell yesterday. He stood on a stool and attached a brace to a ceiling bracket and an electric device, then kicked the stool away. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the death.
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Goulburn
Frederick Collins
Goulburn Isawan
Collinge Hind
Timaell
Ted
Matt
Paridian Innes Read Names on Stockings
Paridian irla display names on ear colored stockings with embroidered colors and skirts of their current length. The wearer’s ailment is downplayed as the feature showcases fashion details and identity through embroidered name markings.
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Paridian Irla
Adjourned maintenance case in Pirie Local Court
The adjourned case of Martha Gentie suing Charles Gentie for maintenance for herself and children was renamed before Pirie Local Court yesterday. The husband, absent since September 47, faced questions about rent, lodging, and previous support while the wife relied on government rations and attempted to support the family.
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Martha Gentie
Charles Edward Gentie
G. Scott
Lawry
F. E Wonteres
Pirie
Yeaterdas
K. K. Sparrow
Dif
Mainenance
Sperrow
Irving
Wilnesa
Sparrow
Sequel to Fight Case Heard At Pirie Police Court
Murphy and May Sething faced charges after an evening disturbance near the power house. Congtable Fry testified witnessing the confrontation and Murphy pleaded guilty with a £1 fine and costs imposed. May remains charged with Murphy. both appeared under liquor influence.
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William John Murphy
Fry
Murphy
D.C. Scott SM
Pirie
Congtable Fry
May Sething
Ue Corporation Power Iease
Wari
John May
Avery
Tye
Fahuing
Elf
Coute
Adelaide Market Report Notes Odd Prices and Items
Adelaide Monday market notes list various produce with prices and quantities including bananas grapes peaches pears cabbage beans green peas and plan items. The text references an Eight Hours Day procession and comments on members' attendance.
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Adelaide
Crete
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