Victoria Warns States on Enforcement Act Intervention
Acting Premier Tannecliffe said Victoria would apply to the High Court tomorrow to seek Commonwealth intervention in a case concerning revenue protection. He stated Victoria had contacted other states urging similar action to secure a ruling on constitutional authority and prevent federal overreach that could affect state revenues and sovereignty.
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Melbourne
Tannecliffe
Victoria
High Court
Jamie
Tomneclife
Commonwealth
Railway Station Brawl Between Watersiders and Volunteers
In Adelaide a clash at Commercial Road station involved 18 volunteers who had worked on the Mirrabooka and about 100 watersiders waiting to depart for Outer Harbor. Fights left J Noball with a stitched wound, others with minor injuries as punches and bruises were exchanged.
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Adelaide
J. Noball
Farm
Commercial Road
Outer Harbor
Outlaw of Streets Chases Cars in Port Pirie
In Port Pirie a stray black and tan sheep dog roams the streets all day chasing motor cars. Motorists dodge the animal, yet some feel sympathy after fatal accidents with vehicles. The dog, feared and disliked, waits at corners for the next car to pass.
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Port Pirie
Shen Wai
Heetree
Fenn Str The Grat Zeppelin tesl on the rat of ten trips
Fenn reports on a zeppelin task of ten trips involving Peanies Brasil. Passengers are noted with heavy emphasis on the event and its implications.
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Brasil
Amputated Foot Survivor Hops To Fence At Adelaide
A young man, Morley, was found after being run over by a train 450 yards down the line. He hopped 150 yards on one foot to a fence. His foot was amputated today at Adelaide Hospital. Bystanders, awakened by his cries, rushed to assist. Mr. Jack Holmes aided Morley at his home, and it is believed he attempted to cross in front of the train and slipped.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Jack Holmes
Morley
Not Insane Discharged By Court Sydney England
Edward de Groot appeared before the Lemmy Chm tolsy charged with being deemed insane not under control. The court denied the plea but de Groot will face three charges arising from a rib Den cutting incident at the Harbor Bridge opening. Superintendent McKay Lint declared the bridge open on behalf of Wales. Doctor Hillier said he examined De Groot and found insanity. he was fined and bailed at £10 in suraly with a £2 value. Col. Eris Campbell Algader of the New Guard provided the security.
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Sydney
Edward de Groot
Lemmy
Tolsy
de Groot
Harbor Bridge
McKay Lint
Wales
Hillier
Arrest of Casanedas for PM murder rumors in Spain
After eleven years the suspected killer of Senor Dala, Madrid based Casanedas, reportedly connected with communist disturbances, has been arrested near Seville Casaapellas after returning to Spain seeking to foment unrest.
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Madrid
Australia and migrants feud over alleged unemployment woes
Melbourne report quotes Prime Minister Ka and Lyons denying British claims of dire migrant hardship in Australia. They say the country, though in a malaise, will recover sooner than others and that few Australians would starve. Migrants anxious to return to Britain are cautioned that prosperity there would likely be worse.
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Melbourne
Montag
Australis
Australia
Lyons
Great Britain
Prisoners Escape From Sale Gaol By Hose T: Prisoners Escape From Sale Gaol By Hose
James King alias Pol lock aged 25 and James Joseph MacAlister aged 25 fled Sale Gaol early Saturday via a garden hose hung over a 30 ft wall. Both men remain at large and were last seen in prison attire. Authorities searched the surrounding area without success amid staff shortages and unoccupied watch towers.
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Melbourne
James King
Pollock
James Joseph MacAlister
Sale
King
MacAlister
Lonely widows terrorised by night prowler in Peace Haven
A mystery motorist targets widows living in bungalows above the sea at Peace Haven west Bristow. A middle aged man in a high powered car has been seen near several homes, peering into windows at night. Mrs Jean Morton reports he was last seen three days ago near her bungalow, inspiring fear among residents.
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London
Peacehaven
West Bristow
Bunza- Inn
Jean Morton
Wastell Leads Pirie Golf Club Fame
Port Pirie golf figure H S Wastell is elected vice captain at the annual meeting and stands as a leading player in the north. He has won the Pirie club championship Yorke Peninsula championship and the North Western amateur title. Dr B G Johnston resumes practice in Port Pirie after a month’s holiday. A E Moyle leaves Port Pirie soon and will be farewelled at a Pirie Returned Sailors and AIF League memorial hall meeting on Thursday. Horace with his daughter vacationed in Sydney aboard the Karoola. O H Woodward returns from Melbourne to Port Pirie after a business visit. C F Fraser of Broken Hill Associated Smelters defers his Port Pirie visit until after her.
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H. S. Wastell
Port Pirie Golf Club
North
Wastell
Pirie Club
Yorke’s Peninsula
BG. Johnston
Port Pirie
A. E. Moyle
Pirie
The
Returned Sailors and Aerial League of Austrase Memorial Hall
O H. Woodward
Arene Hill Associated Smokers
Celary Lim
Tteay
Port Apne
Melbourne
Coltmn Praser
Broken Hill
Prince Lennart of Sweden Reconciled With Father
Prince Lennart, who renounced his title on marrying a commoner, has been reconciled to his father Prince Wilhelm. The update notes the royal reconciliation and ties to earlier succession matters.
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Nice
Prince Lennart of
Sweden
Prince Wilhelm
Indian Problems Committee Appeals to Government to Settle
The Recorder Special Cables notes the Indian Problems Committee failed to settle the communal issue. The consultative committee of the Indian round table conference yesterday appealed to the British Government through Viscount Willingdon the Viceroy to resolve the question.
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Recorder
London
Viscount Willingdon
Deepening and repair works for Adelaide water system
In Adelaide on Monday Hon. J. Melmnes, Commissioner of Public Works, stated that deepening and repairs to the town’s water supply were progressing and expected to be completed soon. Arrangements had been made to ensure sufficient water would be available for the town.
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Adelaide
J. Melmnes
Iit
Wal
Skaig Wen
Port Melbourne Crash Enquiry Scheduled After Actor Injuries
Port Melbourne crash leaves actor Campbell Copeling with spinal injuries from piloting a plane that crashed on Saturday. Detectives interview Miss Eileen Maloney, daughter of Mr and Mrs P Maloney, as the Air Accidents Investigation Committee plans inquiry into the mishap. Stark's Hall, Solomontown hosts a social with about 50 guests and greetings for a hopeful future.
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Melbourne
Campbell Copeling
Port Melbourne
Eileen Maloney
P. Maloney
Revell Street
Ronald
South Australia Leads In Sheffield Cricket Test
South Australia holds an advantage as the match resumes with New South Wales failing to reach the visitors first innings total. Bill and Donnelly shine with a stubborn stand while other NSW batsmen struggle, and several bowlers exert control for both sides in a tense early day.
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Sydney
South Australa Weinserwug
Shemfeld
Death in gas filled room at Granville address
John Marlin Carlson, 70, of Malin street Granville Blocks, was found dead in a gas filled room by constable Perrson at a gas jet store. He had lived alone for eight years since his wife’s death and suffered heart trouble for several years.
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Adelaide
John Marlin Carlson
Malin
Granville
Constapie Parsons
Carlson
£700 For Injured Worker Memunda Strike Incident
A worker named Memunda was injured after being struck by a sling of salt. The incident prompted compensation discussions with a payment of £700 offered to the claimant, reflecting the damage claim and employer responsibility.
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Memunda
Amazing Burst of Speed Phar Lap Wins Agua Caliente
Australian champion Phar Lap won the Agua Caliente Handicap by two lengths in a record time of 2 minutes 22 and 3/5 seconds. The field included Eile Reveille Boy Be Seimaar and 7 starters. Phar Lap seized the lead midway and held on to secure the victory effortlessly.
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Phar Lap Eseily
Eile
Reveille Boy
Seimaar
Leven
An Thay
Elliott
Phar Lap Dominates Agua Track In Record Crowd Race
The crowd at Agua is reported as the largest ever seen. Phar Lap posts a strong performance, moving from fifth at the quarter to challenge late, with historic stake winnings estimated at 66,550 pounds, possibly a world record. Joe Flores led early as Lap closed the gap in the final stretch.
Bail for Stanway Granted in Retrial Case
Laurance Stanway, a 25 year old chauffeur, was granted bail of 1000 by Mr Justice Macfarlane for retrial after a jury in the criminal charge found him guilty. A daily police reporting condition and a similar surety were required.
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Melbourne
Laurance Stanway
Mowor
Justice Macfarlen
Stanway
RAF Flying Boats Reach Koepang in Australia Flight
Royal Air Force flying boats on a England to Australia service arrived at Koepang Sunday morning. They plan to depart for Darwin on Tuesday as part of the reconnaissance special.
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Batavia
Royal Air Force
England
Australia
Koepang
Darwin
Premier Hitt Calls Unity in Disability State Plan
The Hon. L. Hitt urged all sections of the community to cooperate with the committee in presenting a strong, sane proposal. He emphasized building broad support for the disability state presentation and pace.
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Adelaide
L. Hitt
Eld
Phar Lap Triumph Sparks Jockey Praise in Sydney
Reporters quote jockey J E Pike praising Phar Lap after an easy victory. Pike notes the horse’s training and anticipates more wins as Phar Lap solidifies his dominance in Australian racing. The piece highlights Pike riding the champion in its early successes.
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J. E. Pike
Sydney
Sobier
Phar Lap
Pike
Wort
Trath
Tragic Seach Port Hooker Justice Missing In Sea Incident
Monday at Mount Gambier a sea rescue search continues for two men, including Justice, who left in a peat boat saying they would return for lunch Friday. No trace found. the beach remains patrolled day and night. Justice, a married man with four children, had long served Seach Port as harbour master.
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Mount Gambier
J Messrs SR
Howe
Ume
Apang Bosig
Justice
Seachport
Busy Hour Truck Stolen, Man Gaoled
A busy hour crime report notes a truck stolen during peak traffic after which a suspect was jailed. Police identified no immediate motive and recovered no vehicle at time of report, with investigation ongoing and charges pending.
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Brazil
MR. Lyons
Mystery
Sale Gaol
Ynivense
Horace
Wns
Hassae
Karoola
Sheffield Cricket
Bill
Donnely
New South Wales
Fingieton
Wall
Munt
Nutt
Lee
Lcartton Bradman
Calton
Donnelly
Walker
Wall Oldfeld
Bow
Grimmett
O'Reilly
Richardson
Theak
McCabe
Whiteid
Carnon
Grimmelt
South Austral
Agua Caliente
Phar
Flinders Lane
R.A.F. Flying Boats
South Australia
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