NSW Elections Show Nationalists Weakened By New Party Balance
New South Wales voters grappled with a shifting balance of power as the Nationalist government lost strength and the rise of Beeby's new party holds crucial sway. The fragmented field includes Labor, Progressive, and independent candidates across major urban and regional seats, with likely impacts on premier leadership and policy direction.
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Enn
Progress Party
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Britain’s New Bogey Labor Resents His Attack
United Servien reports in London that the Premier stated a Liberal Coalition with Labor is impossible and moderates must cooperate to fight Socialism. The Times correspondent notes Labor bitterly resents the Prime Minister’s attack. A lobbyist hints at new undercurrents in Tory politics as the speech stirs bitterness.
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Wheat Commission Welle It Made Ev s Per Cent
In Adelaide a Wheat Commission inquiry in Parliament heard evidence from Germyn of Hallutut and Hutton. The committee examined purchases of about 14,000 bags from Mansfield and others in Victoria. Determinations on price and allowances were discussed, with references to copper samples, witnesses from commercial travellers, and adjournment of the inquiry. Names and lists of candidates appeared in the coverage, with results and comments from Sturt and other electorates.
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Hyrle Park
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Sell
Amlin
T. Wright
Hee Tristine
Peterborough St Patrick Day Sports Race Day Recap
Peterborough celebrated St Patrick's Day with a full sports program despite a strong south west wind. Officials praised the organizing committee and volunteers while noting fine racing, refreshments by a ladies committee, and several competitive heats across multiple events including distances up to two miles and a handicap sprint.
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Disloyalty accusations stir Adelaide meeting tensions
A chaotic Adelaide meeting of Irishmen sparked harsh criticism directed at Sam Nain and the prime minister, with the Sow Mayor noting restraint and warning against unguarded remarks. The discussion touched on prior mayors and the St Patrick’s diner event, amid debate over political loyalty and public sentiment.
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Loukt
Australia
Father McEvoy Speech Draws Letters to Editor
Readers rail at Father McEvoy for linking St Malrick's celebration remarks to the Union Jack. A correspondent accuses him of disloyalty to the King while two Pirie MPs face criticism for not withdrawing from the gathering. A second letter mocks his remarks and suggests he join a British man‑of‑war.
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British Govt knew of armed rising plots in Ireland
The Daily Mail reports the British Government has long been aware that extremist Simm Penners considered an armed uprising. Plans for rebellion were drawn up and threats made, but the scheme lacked broad support in Ireland. Security precautions were stepped up amid tensions.
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Simm Penners
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Amy Outbresk
Murder of Cork Lord Mayor by armed assailants
An armed masked gang broke into Cork city hall this morning, killing the Lord Mayor and forcing the attackers to flee in a motor car. A constable named Murtagh was also murdered in Cork today, suffering multiple bullet wounds.
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Unknown assailant fires at professor amid Sinn Fein clash in Cork
In Cork, a disturbance at a football match linked to Sinn Fein causes a clash between factions. One person dies, four more are wounded as shots are exchanged near the Collie football ground where lines and guards faced disorder. The incident follows political tension and anti-British sentiment in the district.
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Collie
Hettiet
Sinn Fein
Wool 10 17 Lb Record Price For Victorian Fleece
The article reports a record price for Victorian fleece at the Melbourne wool sales and notes Australia’s wool industry as a global envy. In Berlin, rioters killed and wounded as troops fired on crowds. Civilian casualties rise. executions and punitive measures mentioned. Paris reports a coal strike ending with government mediation and a proposed arbitral panel between parties.
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Flight to Adelaide and Berlin unrest reported abroad
Fragmentary OCR shows Ross Smith planned Adelaide flight from Melbourne after London trip. Concurrent news from Berlin, Madrid, and Copenhagen cites workers attacks, coups, and casualties as crowds clash with troops, with speculation on Von Luettwitz and Nuske leadership amid revolts and international reports in The Times and United Service.
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Fire destroys Ascot Timber yards and nearby shops in Melbourne
A blaze tore through Ascot Timber Company's yards and mills at Ascot Vale and spread to Deegan's grocery and Reid's drapery. Private houses were damaged as well. Total damage estimated in the thousands of pounds. The Rose of Blood features on Fox tonight with Thea Bara in a 7000 ft Cooee special program.
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Reid
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Fox
Walkerville Brewery workers resume after settlement
Most of the workers have returned to operations at Walkerville Brewery following an amicable settlement of the strike. Reports indicate that a minority of employees have resumed work while others remain idle.
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Amusements in town stage listings and star lineup
Witt returns in a comedy at the Cas ing Theatre with a dissolute lead who redeems himself by foiling a swindler and winning his father’s praise. The Mystery of 43 promises peril and treasure in a sensational week with murder and underwater dangers. The Cove Theatre presents The Rose of Blow with Fatty Arbuckle as a scene shifter in Back Stage, plus Shadowland items and vampiric intrigue amid wartime sensationalism.
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Public Eye notices Port Pirie obit for Me Piliog
The death is announced of Me Mau rice Piliog, a farmer in the Mambras Greek district who spent ten years in the area and was 77. He became ill weeks ago and was brought to Port Pirie Hospital. the body will be interred today at Port Gerie Cemetery.
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