Hospital purchase for sick children ward approved
The Westnesday Hospital Board debated buying a frigidaire for the children’s ward at a cost of 450 with aid from the Samaritan Fund. After correspondence with the Inspector General of Hospitals and the Government, the board agreed to seek a rebate on duty and pursue installation for the ward using funds from private subscriptions and organized associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinte
Hospital Board
Westnesday
Saimartan
Inspector-General of Hospitals
Clark
Samaritan Fund
Vigluaipirs’ Association
The Sporting Prince Falls In Steeplechase Spill
In London at Riseley a 4 Guards point-to-point steeplechase saw the Prince of Wales lead to the seventh obstacle before his horse balked and the reins broke. The prince somersaulted but escaped unharmed, scrambling clear as other competitors pressed on.
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London
Riseley
Prince of Wales
The Red Rose Newcastle Waters Reached
Captain Wn Sn Lancaster and Mrs Keith Allee flew from Hed Rare to London then to Brisbane. They arrived at Newcastle Waters at 9:20 pm and will stay overnight before departing for Cloncurry early tomorrow morning.
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Earwis
Wn SN
Lancaster
Keith Allee
Ork
Brisbane
Cloncurry
Mr Bert Hinkler and a Morning Message
A garbled report mentions Bert Hinkler at 3 30 am delivering a message via a wireless transmission. The piece references a broadcast, a camera and Agata, but the text is largely unreadable and fragmentary.
London bids for air speed record seaplane attempt
The Ministry plans a seaplane speed record attempt within ten months. Pilot Fyht-lpwt? SW Webster, 2023 Schneider Cup winner, and E. Worsley from the WFNS team are named among the contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mie
Junge
Wil de
St Marks Club Reels in Season Honors and Talks of Coaches
The St Marks football season wrap features praise for long‑time supporters and volunteers, noting the secretaries DR. Fila and others who prepared the year’s balance and events. Members applaud past premierships, social efforts, and the club’s welfare work, with discussions on appointing a coach and trainers remaining in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vflerals
Wut
Mt St. Marks
Tu Penerat
Ehle
Woures Af Ravennn
Mutrhos
Turmadl
Tin Elairmatt
Amanoy
Patier
Mr Hackett
Wadal Ennutie
Meare
St Marke Clube
Moawm
Newnan
Cockburn
J Vo Richardson
Tati
Imman
Iinen Tive
Anaje
Behid
Rom~ Milies
Sudeesis
Wuenies Hanks
Wens
Loward
Ain
Turing
Richardson
A. Thonspaund
Snl
A. Hgan
Jon Lukemert
Aidjinaest
Pirie AB
Ie Mentinn
Tne
Mel! Vepurling Cor Victoria
Tames ‘Shern
Alert
Il Nona
Port Branghton
W. Crier
ADD
Tareentens
W. K. Mal Fon
Atte Apa
Attempted Escape From Prison Mentioned in Odd Report
The report describes an attempted escape by a 26 year old inmate named Montgomery Martin alias Wilms Jones and another inmate from Yatala jail. It recounts a disruption during a roll call and mentions a prison guard named William Digby and a later related incident at Fort Lines.
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Avelaide
Toone
Montgomery Martin
Wilms
Jones
Joyn Bartien
Neiret
Aed
Abarmkal
Tetutel Teesexpe
Yatala Kalai
X Mercy
Ut Weed Milan
Wittlie Prime
Lin Hvorok
Wiliam Digby
Soja Works
Duarls
Hlaty
Faestopetina
Meisels
Hetober
Charles Slewiatt
Lily Wenience
Yuluhd
Hhyrawel
Alleged Slander Case Heard at Pirie Local Court
The Pirie Local Court heard an alleged slander dispute yesterday involving Zam Busts and several defendants. Damages claimed totaled £99 and £25 for various alleged injuries. Mr T Gum of Adelaide represented the plaintiff and Mr S War en for the defendants as further corroborating evidence was presented and arguments continued into the evening.
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Lounsela
Uiltrsses
Yesturday
Imoupnon
Whet Mes
Zambusts
Tramaries Stefaniins
Mullutes
Antonios Stefa
Fhertanes Konstantinow
Hiuwsea
Alan
Equnsel
Gun
Burglaries Hit Adelaide Businesses Overnight
Thieves entered Urofton and Uv on Winders Street and Mrs Gosling’s Drapery on Pullarlan Road, Rosefield. A quantity of spirits, mainly whisky, valued at £50, and goods valued at £40 were stolen. The intruders forced the front doors and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Urofton & Uv
Wlinders Street
G. W. Gosling
Tpullarlan Road
Rosefield
Arbitration Act Meeting Voices Company Reform
Howard Smith leads a discussion on the arbitration act as a commercial enterprise seeks peace through amendments. The meeting covers which changes are worth pursuing and whether employees should follow wage awards, amid unemployment tied to liberal wage policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbuv Hse
Howard South
Women and wine in Meidouane meeting prompt debate
Thursday report from Meidouane describes women and wine raising concerns at an ANA conference. Remarks by Mrs B Wyon warn of hotel reentries and alarms while Mr Lostala defends young girls being drawn to drink as debate ends in a mishandled sale and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostala
Aid
Liquor War Tragedy Suspect Murder Motive Inferred
Vancouver report details a murder linked to a liquor dispute. Suspect Pinshed Sorice is named amid a tangle of revenge theory and illicit trade rumors. The victim was found in a car in Cleveland Bayou, with authorities noting retaliation and warlike motives in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Nadel
Iol Tawar
Cleveland
Bovtay
Canton
Von
Mexican quake alarm rattles city officials
A Wednesday tremor startled residents and officials in the city, lasting several minutes with widespread alarm. Minor damage was reported and a few structures were affected as authorities assess aftershocks and prepare safety measures.
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United Service Mexico
Local footballer signings and training plan noted
Drain will be available as J Lukeman left town with clearance to Yoatscray inh Victoria. Possible returns of W Hutchinson and A Dighton to Pirie. B Borchers signed up. Wundeel to begin training operations on April.
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J. Lukeman
Yoatscray
Victoria
W. Hutchinson
A. Dighton
Pirie
B. Borchers
Wundeel
Isolation Block Contingency At Fort Pirie Hospital
The medical superintendent defends the Isolation Block as necessary for infectious cases and infant care, noting it is used for a few ship crews yearly. Local interest centers on its role, past uses, and whether improvements or alternative facilities are required.
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Mey
Micok
Fort Pirie Hospital
Medias
de L. A. Tassie
la Net
Piri Hox Mint
Cornish
Panthermare
Tak
Nori
Tlr
Mr. Cornish
Jun
Dushke
Melbourne Robberies Recovered Goods Valued at 4000
Melbourne police report £4000 worth of goods recovered after a raid on Port Melbourne property. The stolen items include bedding clothing furniture and other valuables from a billiard room collection. Three suspects will be charged in connection with the theft and recovery.
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Melbourne
Rabbels
Hhonie
Ewe
Uae
AMA
Odd Ledger of Names and Travel Arrangements
Sparse OCR text lists numerous garbled names and travel plans. Mentions selected tennis players, wagers, and a traveling arrangement including Mr. Lewis Simpson, Grant, Me. Heas-Mrant, Rogers, Bates, Jenkins, and others. The passage reads like a fragmented schedule or club note with many unreadable words and inconsistent spellings.
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Soturiay
Coratel Snelters Shah
Ityih
Mo Grant
Juan
Nmgng
Mexgeokt
Lo Lewis
Soppann
Pronskin Tow
Shamunihe
Abepley
Tenkineskh Omnarne
Peak
Sampson
Sratcher
Mr. Lewis
car—Simpson
Grant
Heas
Mrant
Rogers
Seatches
Ronaser
Deas
Bates
Jenkins
Shmmonda
Heggin
Young
Osborne
Hiowley
Port Pirie Golf Club Annual Meeting Opera House Notes
The Port Pirie Golf Club held its annual meeting at the Institute last night with about 20 members in attendance. President DC Seal chaired as reports praised the club's management, listed expenditures, and outlined plans for course improvements and new facilities, including expanded club house rooms and a workshop. The committee noted strong member participation, ongoing fundraising, and a goal to clear a small deficit while detailing entries, championships, and the hiring of a pro.
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Port Pile Golf Club
Institute
DC. Seal
Fustie
E. D. Hughes
Smerdon
Humber
Jala
Witter
Mintrr
Anil
Megane Mallyan
Sparrow
Ac Ab Tung
Sydney Cup team reshuffle and officer appointments
Sydney Pantheon scratched from the Sydney Cup. Mr W K Maliyan states the president remains in position though he has not actively participated recently. Mr Scott expresses willingness to continue as captain, praising last year’s progress and hope for the season. New officers include vice-presidents and a Palestine Government donation of 2,000,000 for a new endowment and upgraded facilities in Jerusalem.
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W.K. Maliyan
Im Panne
Tvin
O- Ssati
Iowsh Be
Scott
oMeers
Menor A
Green
John D. Rockfeller
McCormack
Atr W
K. Maflyon
H. N
Medsra F
A.V. Bans
J. Beasley
J. Cattle
Jerusalem
K. Plett
Scaffolding collapse kills workers in Sydney
A scaffolding collapse in Sydney today killed two men and injured seven others. The accident occurred on Raehael Lane where several workers were assembling scaffolding about 420 feet above ground when the rope snapped. Francis Brad, 44, a Novi Sydney apprentice, and William Chorlun, a plasterer, died. One survivor escaped, while others were injured as rescue teams worked to pull workers from the wreckage. The incident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thurnuay
Raehael Lane
Francis Brad
Novi Syuney
William ‘Chorlun
Ghorbon
Fatal Fight Mystery Near Newcastle
Sydney report states Mille General Criminal Court heard that Prank Edwards, 24, is accused of murdering William Sullivan in a quarrel near Newcastle. Evidence suggests Sullivan attacked Edwards during a struggle. a bystander was stabbed and arson noted in the incident.
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Sydney
Edwards
William Sullivan
Carcineiin
Newcastiw
Mtllivan
Ates
Currlogtei
Sullivan
Mie Strugel
Ireed Suman
Robbery Under Arms Sentences in Melbourne Court
In Melbourne on Thursday Justice Wastey sentenced John Bailey, an American sailor, to seven years for robbery under arms. Bailey and foreign accomplices faced armed hold ups. the jury found him guilty while others were acquitted or discharged.
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Pigeons Gate
Chet
Tal
Melbourne
Jivan
Justice Wastey
John Bailey
Delice
Box
Eanaris
Bailey
Eburbs
Britons face reserves shortfall in air defense
London reports experts warn Britain’s reserve air forces are far too small to defend key targets from a feared enemy bombing offensive. Only 12 squadrons guard southern Britain near London and The Wash, with total defense at 63 squadrons. analysts call for rapid expansion and greater readiness amid doubts over France and other powers' reserves.
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London
Saalyals
Devain
Ne Oven
Britain
Sellabury
Veominen
Winsky
Briain
France
Yotayay
Landau
Landau's Weeks and All Centres. From Ywhern
Lost at 98 Found in Rough Country
HATHERST Thursday After having hoe lost in rowed Suntry at Wattle Flat Mee M Baker wed 9% was found today by timber curr She wax td a terrible comt Hon and Was HuntoriMerom expowite atu hunger Sin nmol vapartad 1 rreaver Men Baker le one Ut ite aldest Phaewrs heine associated with Ah' rol rush days.
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M. Baker
Baker
Untitled note on club finances and committee notices
A fragmentary report discusses credit balances and expenditures totaling 453 pounds 6s 9d, with a balance shown of 25 pounds 1s. It records debate on posting committee member names after April 1 and forwarding notices, and a motion for a call of 10 shillings 6 pence and 5 for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Mra Fe. A. Dunstaty
Hk. Spurriw
Apuil
Sparrow
Maliyon
Messrs
Monfr's
Sweeney
Watt
Sparrow Shen
Lady Associates
Kaine
Grave Charge Hearsay Trial Opens At Central Court
In Sydney on Thursday the hearing began for Herbert Wilson Frederick Paynr Whallig Det Ernest Wilson and Salle Heath charged with criminally assaulting Mrs Maddocks at Nartinghurst on March 5. The court cleared, presided by magistrate Mr Gales, after objections, as Mrs Maddocks testified that the uncle of the woman said he had not been told of the alleged assault and that he was poverty stricken. The hearing was adjourned to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Herbert Wilson
Frederick Paynr
Whallig Det
Ernest Wilson
Salle Heath
Idx Madocks
Narting—hurst
Central Court
Gales
Maddocks
M Dence
Troubled Samoa appoints new Western Samoa administrator
Wellington N 75 reports that Stephen Allen renowned lawyer and soldier was named to succeed General Sir George Richardson as Administrator of Western Samoa. The Prime Minister J Coates said the government would take any necessary steps if measures failed to restore order.
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Wellington N
Samoa
Stephen Allen
George Richardson
Western Samoa
J. Coates
Whaler Southern Queen Strikes Iceberg Near South Georgia
Wellington reports the southern whaling ship Southern Queen struck an iceberg near South Georgia while en route to Panama. The vessel managed to save most of her crew as she produced about 3,000 barrels of oil valued at £200,000 before listing. The incident prompted salvage and rescue operations as officers investigated the loss of equipment and the ship’s condition.
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Wellington
Eday
Sinanler
South Gevesia
Panama
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