Smith Brothers Return Home Amid Adelaide Welcome
The Smith brothers arrived in Adelaide after a Melbourne departure, greeted by crowds and officials including the Lieutenant-Governor and Premier. The Vimy aviators were escorted by Captain A. R. Moore and others, with a celebratory city welcome and public display as police ensured order along the route. The journey included stops at Bordertown Tinlinara Boonalpin and Murray Bridge before landing in Adelaide at 1.45 pm.
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Hower
Aviatrs
Sin Kiss
Sir Keil Smit
Melbourne
Pilate Smiths
Ani
Lillis Dulysiner
Crete
Kent Lear
Pullée
Smith
Sim
Sout Australia
Smiths
Smit
Captain Butler
North Beld
A. R. Moore
Tinutenany Mullet
Bathers Smith
Omeer
J. M. Bennett
A Shiers
Turley
Flurey
Worsham
Posad
Bordertown
Tinlinara
Prevention of War Seamen Council Seamews World Congress
Melbourne report notes the Federal Council of the Seamen's Lion plans an international conference of seamen organizations to propose joint action to avert future wars. Members urged to refrain from enlisting in Commonwealth naval forces and to withdraw in protest of actions by St Joseph Cook. he refused a council deputation on the war issue.
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Meers
Melbourne
Federal Council of the Seamen's Lion
St. Joseph Cook
Father McEvoy Speech Debate Divides Port Pirie Branch
At Port Pirie Returned Soldiers Association meeting members debated Father McEvoy's remarks at St Patrick's Day lunch. The president and secretary noted the speech was referred to a special meeting and read with an editorial footnote from The Recorder. Members urged loyalty to the Empire, avoiding sectarian strife, and considered action on the speech.
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Port Pirie
Returned Soldiers’ Association
Father McEvoy
St. Patrick's Day
Geo. Dey
Branch For Action
Doe
L. T. Craigie
Recorder
Forvlan Lins
Atin
Ghvers
Ural
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Tcheers
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Wal
McEvoy
Wim
Monage
Eli Dren
Cheval Meletar Empire
Butler
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le Welt Lie Analysie Stetermenk
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Tevtand
Sle
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Cris
Nurthlign Soldiira
Eniland
Furl
Austraha
Mary Tony Thay Astiett Tie Princr
England
Wals Courbes
Sveters
Ireland
Mr. Hill
Deuter
H. Armour
Mr. Armour
Imperial League
Debating Returns Soldiers at Blarned Soldiers Aid Meeting
The Blarned Soldiers Association held a well attended meeting discussing employment for returned soldiers at can gantries. Delegates from the Trades and Labor Council, Waterside Workers Federation and AWU were present, debating priorities, whitewash measures, and Council backing for a scheme to favor ex servicemen in gantry work.
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Soldiers’ Association
George Tey
Fiest
Trades and Labor
Lacey
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Quntries
Citroller of
H. A. Baldock
Pring
Warwick
Ravine c Reneral
J.trenee
Cresswell
Tehor Connett
B.S.A
Jtre
Symonds
Jackson
Schenk
Watersite Workers’ Federation
Wales
I.S.A
Trades and Labor Council
Wny
Close
Mesers
Skewes and Smith
German Revolt Fights in Rhine Industrial Zone
Brussels reports unchanged conditions in the Rhine industrial region as government forces retire after clashes near Meldorf and Duhburg. Spartacist movement asserts no hostility to Allied occupiers, requests neutral wounded transport via Ruhr. Messages from Halle Saxony note rising tension and heavy fighting with workers surrounding a town.
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Heuter
Brussels
Aix- La-Thapelle
Rhine
Germany
Meldrich
Duleburg
Ruhrert
Helle
Saxony
Elections in Sydney show counts and party shifts
Tuesday counts reveal no noon tally yet for second preferences in the general election. Independent Father party remains unclear while Labor eyes gains as nationalists struggle. Ongoing transfers and quotas shape potential Labor wins. Mrs. Why, Mr. Dee, and Mr. Bevale figures influence final outcomes as ballots transfer among candidates.
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Sydney
Wil Huler
Widnes
Oy Us
Labor Party
Tursday
Tan
Divieton
B.joe
Ruromne
P. J. BrookOgid
Hnd
M.A
Mr. Doe
Mr Brookfield Leads in Stunt Election Race
The report outlines Brookfield, Me Brookfield fas 397 over the hind. tividson 464 behind the quote. Woe 215 behind. Wright 907 behind. Sixteen pelums remain to come.
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Brookfield
Amead
Hroken
Ats
Brooktivl Fas
Mr. Woe
Ar Wright
Position of Premier Finding HM a Seat
Sydney reports the question of whether Mr. Holman could be re elected to Parliament before the next session if defeated, referred to the Attorney General. The Minister noted last year’s Amending Electoral Act allows regulations to implement the Act and action will be taken soon to provide for by elections.
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Sydney
Holman
Marliament
Disloyal Fae remark sparks union jack insult debate
Father Moevey denounces the Union Jack as rapine and murder in a motion backed by Mr. Dutt and carried. Copies will be sent to the Prime Minister and South Australian premier as an AMLSA district matter. Crown Law authorities review Irish Society banquet utterances for possible action.
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Father Moevey
Wren
Mr. Dutt
IL S
Adelaide
Explosion at Adelaide fish shop kills two, injures several
Tuesday in Adelaide an explosion at a King William Street fish shop near Victoria Square railway station killed two men and badly injured several women. Rescue teams evacuated victims to Adelaide Hospital as details remained scarce and one woman was not expected to survive.
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Adelaide
King William Street
Victoria Square
Adelaide Hospital
Committee Oversees Cost of Living in Bargo
A local committee examines living costs in Bargo, aiming to assess expenses and advise on policy adjustments. Officials discuss inflation impacts, supply access, and community welfare measures for residents.
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Bargo
Unclear Request on Tour Ushers and Epee Reference
The text provided is incoherent and contains garbled phrases about tour ushers and a 75 epee. It does not present a coherent event, person, or organization to summarize into a newspaper card. No verifiable entities or actions are present.
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Coone
Pight
Infamous murder of Cork lord mayor prompts police guilt debate
In the House of Commons Mr J Z MacPherson declined to confirm extra steps by soldiers at the late Cork lord mayor’s residence urging a full evidence trace. He defended police effort, noting a thorough search was made. Sympathy with Ireland echoed in discussions. Meanwhile in Washington Senate debated Ireland and self determination amid Korea Nationalist issues.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
J. Z. MacPherson
Ireland
Robert Geel
Cork
T. P. O'Connor
MacPherson
Lina Feiner
Daniels Cleared Of Assault Charge At Gladstone Circuit
In Gladstone Circuit Court on Monday, Thomas Charles Daniels faced a recent assault charge at Peterborough. The Crown case, led by Mr Shiertan, failed to establish corroboration from the widow. Daniels was found not guilty after the jury’s verdict.
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Justice Buchanan
Gladstouse
Thomas Charles Daniels
Peterborough
Shiertan
Daniels
Winnif
Prison Sentences Cut Short in 1919 Wilkin Case
Joseph White of Hearey town was charged with shooting at MaryAnn Wilkin and her husband and with common assault. He admitted intent to frighten cattle, not harm people, and was sentenced to three years with a judge recommending a reduction to 12 months.
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Joseph White
Heareytown
MaryAnn Wilkin
Charles Durbin Wilkin
Wilkin
Crowe
Wilkins
White
Georgetown
Brogan
Ted Speck
Polo Carnival Match This Afternoon Against Adelaide Team
Adelaide visitors arrive for a polo carnival match at the racecourse this afternoon. Teams include Colley Bray Cuda more and Me LeLlevre Hannan Goods and Ryan for the Adelaide side, with Mr C Wood arriving to umpire. Tea may be obtained on the ground.
Amusements at the Casing and Coora Theatre Listings
Amusements for tonight include The Lady of Eye a stirring screen feature with Henry Walris and ensemble in a transformation tale showing movie craft. Also The Four Flusher a Get Rich Quick style play with comic and musical turns at the Cooee Theatre. Moon ta Men's Choir will perform a concert with soprano and contralto solos in the Moonta Hall.
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Hum-Drum Srown
Henry Walris
Tan
Waller
Tne Cooee
Wallinsford
Adam
Winnie
Cate
Mars
Moonta
Williny
Itias
Pirie
State profiteering figures reveal £88,000 freight profits
Capetown, Moodsy Me Il Burton, minister of hall ways, presented railway and harbor estimates before the South African House of Assembly. He said three state steamers earned a profit of £88,000 this financial year under current freight rates.
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Capetown
Moodsy. Me
Burton
House of Assembly
Dunstan to Undergo Minor Surgical Procedure Tomorrow
Local reports indicate Dunstan will undergo a slight operation for a removal of a growth. The event follows yesterday afternoon's exchange of words and a tense scene, with speculation about the outcome and potential implications for the community.
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Dunstan
Turer
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