Willunga Tragedy Coronal Inquiry Details Shootings
The Willunga inquest heard that Charisse Byles was shot near Willunga on March 11 with a bullet behind the heart. Dugan, the Alma hotel Morwood woodcutter, confessed to shooting a man named Charlie Byles at Page Flat. The coroner and witnesses described the post mortem findings and the sequence of events leading to the death.
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Willunga
Charisse Byles
Arthur Haines
Byles
FG. Gulley
Thomas Dugan
Alma Hotel
Norwood
Dylea
J. J. Daly
Dugso
J. T. Cartledge
Crown
Harpes
Daly
G. Narsugin
Dugan
Charlie Byles
Page Flat
Ead
Dugalr
Isullat
Gusey
Wil- Junga
Alma
Morwood
Jane Mwe
Alma Watel
Dogan
Sam
Wituyas
Feleh
Dia
Binnelf
Beas
Lady Stradbered Tribute in Melbourne Meeting
Women from local societies in Victoria presented Lady Stradbroke with an address paying tribute as they expressed regret at her departure. They accompanied her with a fine rhinoid fonds of Australian woods.
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Melbourne
Victorie
Lady Stradbroke
Rihinot
Unionists and Clinic Motions At Meetings
Mr W Wobiiette organized a unionist meeting on Monday night to address the dental clinic and the Co operative Council. The majority vote condemned the council as overstepping its original functions and urged unionists not to vote on council ballots. A resolution expressing conscience was carried after debate on Jabinette’s press statement and the union stance.
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W. Wobiiette Awe
Dental Clinic
Co-operative Council
Thin
ELAS
Go-operative Council
Go-operative Couneil
Tig
Ely
Patricide Alleged In Murwillumbah Family Tragedy
A Murwillumbah report says a shooting at Smiths Greek near Murwillumbah killed Alesanden Strong aged 57. His son Bruce Strong aged 26 is arrested on murder charges and allegedly claimed self defense after a family quarrel. An inquest opened and adjourned for a week.
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Sydney
Murwimbah
Murwithumbah
Alesanden Strong
Bruce Strong
Sige
Wiy
Strong
Murwillumbah
Boltemt
Wiahied
Ithaselty
Fountie Fuller Dew
Wis
De~renve
Bruce Strung
Singapore Base Controversy Shapes Imperial Defense Vote
In the House of Commons Commander C J Burtey criticized the Labor Government for quitting the Singapore Base while boosting defense spending for Britain, saying it created an impression in the Dominions that Parliament would fund England’s defense at the expense of outer Empire defenses.
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Loadon
House of Commons
Deby
C. J. Burtey
Singapore
Britain
Dominions
England
Diet pressures Bill to raise member allowances
Reuters reports Tak Tokyo Tuesday that the Government faces Diet demands to sanction a bill to raise members allowances. The government opposes the plan citing a 2,500,000 yen rise, citing concerns over city economy and policy.
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Reuter
Diet
Australian Natives Association conference opens at Sorrento
Melbourne delegates gather for the Australian Natives Association annual conference in Sorrento with over 300 attending. President Patterson commends the Madelu Australia protection movement and argues that farming implements would not be cheaper under free trade. Focus shifts to forest policy to save timber and watersheds.
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Melbourne
Australian Natives’ Association
Sorrento
Patterson
Madelu-Australia
Catholic Pilgrim Home in Munday Audience to Bathurst Bishop
Pope Willy welcomed the Rowan Catholic Bishop of Bathurst and inquired about Australia. He paid tribute to the loyal Australian pilgrims to Mumg-shielne Tly Year.
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Reuter
Munday
Willy
Rowan Cuthulic
Bathurst
Australia
Federal Parliament Debates Tariffs in Melbourne Session
In Melbourne on Tuesday the House of Representatives opened with tariff questions. Members discussed federal duties on maize grown in Australia, imports of sugar and refined goods, and proposed increases to daily salaries for parliamentarians. Debates touched on protection for local manufacturers, the cotton industry, and a suggested route to aid maize growers, with several speakers opposing or refining the proposed duties.
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Melbourne
Mouse of Representatives
Fo Forde
Holley
Still
A. Parsons
Bruce
Canberry
Magtes Haley
Yas Kade
South
Manila
Siri AL Gneser
Oesson
Pratten
Australia Coil
Purkong
Mann
Tari Board
J. I. Sellen
Parsons
Australia
HR. W. Poster
Fay
Randwick racing notes great gallop at Mandwick
The event records a six furlong work by Heroic and Fuji at Mandwick in 4.17, nearly matching the 1920 Mandylek inner course six furlongs. Doncaster and the Queen Cup double reports note a near record pace with Top Gallant from Tasmania among contenders while Manfred is ruled out of Doncaster.
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Sydney
Iday
Fuji
Mandwick
Gloaring
Gloaintne
Bulness
Doncaster
Top Gallant
Tasmania
Ofleially
Manfred
Stith
A. McGahum
Hospital trouble nurses attitude in Pirie board inquiry
The Pirie Hospital Board moved to drop further inquiries into allegations of two nurses on duty on December 26 after a Nursing Staff letter accused the board of blocking a higher departmental probe. The board upheld a March 20 decision to halt further inquiries, awaiting a response from the Chief Secretary and Inspector General. A report will appear in tomorrow's Record.
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Pirie Hespital Board
Mew
Ome
Nursing Star
Messex Turley Amt Fotinette
He Boens
Hey
Committee of Inquiry
Walt
Otter
Lorraine
Wollen
Ghinf
Bonril
Hem
Tau Dren
Cockinen
Weil
Salanby
Impaled on shaft injuries alarm Sydney boy
In Sydney on Tuesday Frederick Walker aged thirteen was knocked onto a street railway line by a cross or form causing a shaft impalement. He was dragged by a train and received critical injuries, later admitted to hospital in a serious condition.
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Sydney
Frederick Walker
Maryrickvilly
Gary Tobias
Walker
Almck
Wile
Ower
Watersiders Picnic Planned By Waterside Workers Federation
The Waterside Workers Federation votes to hold a 1925 Watersiders picnic at Gryslat Brook on Wednesday May 5 with a large program of events. A committee chaired by A. P. Coffey was formed to organize transport, funds, and races, including pedestrian and cycling events, with prizes and a separate children's fund supervised by a sub-committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Gryslat Brook
Tanilers
Tepublican
AML
Widening of King William Road near Government House finished
Adelaide Tuesday report says the widening of King William Road beside Government House grounds is complete. Initial operations began in June last under Engineer R M Scott. A low retaining wall will be erected by Public Buildings to improve privacy for Government House occupants. A decorative picket fence will be installed behind the wall, with grass between the walls and new features such as pillars along the entrance. The western police guard room wall, demolished earlier, will be rebuilt for police access.
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Adelaide
King William Road
Government House
R. M. Scott
Turrance
Ater
Germany's trade race and British prospects outlined
A London dispatch reviews German trade strategy including tariffs, treaties, and subsidies. It notes U S borrowing, subsidies aiding German industry, and compares Britain’s own path to prosperity if it improves tariffs, wages, and public finance. The piece cites optimism Britain can surpass rivals within years.
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London
Reuwick
Mae
Ghratelo
Germany
Teusick
United States
America
Britain
Wwe
Hong
Houghton
Australian Governors row prompts cautious view from London
The Australian Press Association reports London commentary on the governors issue. The Times notes apathy among Australians toward premiers' push, while Amery stresses no limit to governors under the current system. The piece questions forcing a change for tomorrow's government and the risk of returning to the old order.
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Austoalian Press Association
London
Amery
Commonwealth
Times
Me Amory
Syatu
Death of a Girl at Kingswood Inquest Hears Fractured Skull
An inquest at Penrith examined Muriel Watson a 22 year old Kingswood schoolteacher's daughter found dead in custody. Alfred Watson her father charged with murder appeared in court. Dr Higgins testified Watson’s demeanor and statements suggested he was insane. The jury returned that Muriel died from a fractured skull inflicted feloniously by her father likely with a max. He was remanded for trial.
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Bydney
Penrithoday
Muriel Watson
Alfred Watson
Kingswood
Higgins
Watson
Max
Trla
Country Party Conference Aims to Rebuild Movement
A conference of Australian Farmers' Federal organisations opened today to regenerate the Country Party by opening ranks to allied country groups. Dr. Page urged firm action to expand political power and unite all sections under a unified Australian Country Party with a commission to shape its constitution. The meeting adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Country Party
Kate Page
Ued
Farmers’ Party
Page
All Way Bvlong
Death Sentence Commuted for Waterlow Wounding
Abrod Tyrrell, aged 20, formerly at Waterlow, had been sentenced at the Central Criminal Court last December for wounding Eileen Chew with intent to murder her. The jury had recommended mercy and the sentence was commuted to penal servitude for life.
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Sydyey
Tyrrell
Central Criminal Court
Eileen Chew
Waterlow
Sears
The Mafia Trials Astonishing Outburst
Public Prosecutor delivers a courtroom harangue at the Matteotti inquiry in Rome. He casts the trial as nonpolitical, stating five captives face grave fates and condemns the use of abduction and staged tears.
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Australian Press Association
Rome
Chiete
Signor Matteotti
Matteotti
Borg
Mumin
Drought Banished Near Barrow Creek Australia
A weather telegram reports rain since Saturday with Barrow Creek recording 354 points and 27% in 24 hours, easing drought in a 90 mile stretch north of Barrow Creek. Water now lies everywhere from Alice Springs to Gudnadatta. rail services to Oodnadatta are disrupted for a fortnight and a Quorn train departure was contested.
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Adelaide
Turd
Allelwrch
al Surings
Barrow Creek
Gudnadatta
J. Mason
Dupty
Allohursh
Alice Springs
W. J. Denny
Oodnadalla
Alleged Fraud Charged At Adelaide Police Court
The Adelaide Police Court heard charges against Uareld flerbert Gholmondsey Uns for presenting 0 to pay Mestex Fiver through solicitors Powers Jefferies in a suspected deception tied to a claim of an estate in England. Bail set at £35 with surety of £25. case linked to a presumed elision of Delaninre.
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Adelaide
Uareld
Flerbert Gholmondsey Unsworth
Bee
Delaninre
Seamen's Strike Echo in London Letter to Union Chief
London reports Monty says Mr Mavelveé Wilson received a cheque for £1250 from shipowners via the National Maritime Board. The payment follows the fund contribution for sailors from the recent strikes in Australia and South Africa.
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London
Monty
Mavelveé Wilson
National Union of Sailors Mt Firemen
National Maritias Board
Australia
South Africa
German Debate Over Geneva League Meeting
Berlin reports a crowded Reichstag as Dr Stresemann condemns the Geneva League outcome and insists Germany seeks entry to the League Council on equal terms with major powers. He denies the Geneva result was a defeat for Germany.
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Berlin
Heichstag
League of Nations
Geneve
Stresemann
Germany
League Council
Murder charge after Waeneck man shot near Tully
George Mitchell, 44, was found wounded Sunday five miles from Tully in a deteriorated state and died. Police accuse a unnamed man of murder amid alleged domestic dispute involving the victim’s relations with Mrs Peters whose location was later rescued in an exhausted condition.
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Cathns
Waeneck
George Mitchell
Peters
Peters Wen
Benyan
Catholic Visitors Arrive for South Australia Tour
A Catholic party led by Archbishops from Melbourne Sydney Cobart and Adelaide will visit Pirie and Port Augusta on Friday April 30 and travel to Crystal Brook for ceremonies. They will be welcomed by local Catholics at Gorge and St Marks reception before departing for Crystal Brook on Saturday. Mr A Mallyou arrived in Pirie yesterday to stay a week with his son W K Mallyon.
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Caton
Crystal Crook Ladies’ College
South Australie
Port Augusta
Pirie
Daniel Munaix
Melbourne
Ketly
Sydney
Barry
Cobart
Dir
Spencer
Adglalda
St. Mark's Well
St. Mark's
Biehl
Alhambra
A. Mallyou
City
Afr W. K. Mallyon
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