Freeling Case Bullet Behind Eye Reported
In Freeling, 21 year old farm laborer Richard Lion Menzel lies seriously wounded after a Friday shooting. Sergeant Dwyer of Gawler police reports the bullet lodged behind his eye and not yet removed at Freeling Private Hospital. Dr Riddle of Kapunda examined him. details are scarce due to holiday staffing. Miss Kuhlmann, daughter of the farmer Menzel worked for, lives four miles away and may be courted. Menzel reportedly expressed concern for the outcome before further medical care.
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Adelaide
Dwyer
Gawler
Richard Lion
Menzel
Freeling
Riddle
Kapunda
Inormius
Whatee
Kuhlmann
Fapraer
Tring
Feeeling Dischy
Sail 12
Kuhl
Menzel Eid
Man Found Shot Chronic Asthma Sufferer Adelaide
In Prospect on Stuart Road, John Crickete, a middle aged man with chronic asthma, was found dead with a bullet wound to the right temple at 8am yesterday. A revolver lay near his right hand, another discharged. Justice of the Peace Mr R Angwin took charge. Neighbors say he was normally happy but recently despondent. coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Adelaide
Oman
John Ch
Stuart Road
Prospect
R. Angwin
Justice of the Peace
Ickett
Angyit
Sunny Tine
Beige
Crickete
Italian Immigrants Arrive at Port Adelaide Amid Oddities
A ship arriving at Port Adelaide landed 43 passengers from Italy and the Levant. An interpreter explained the group included Lithuanians and Greeks bound for the Rasstern Eli's via labor routes, with fares paid and several skilled tradesmen among them. The report notes discharges from steamers and mentions a dark-skinned Baptist as a notable passenger, amid a scene with many watermarked caricatures and crowd activity.
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Adelaide
Essa
Giovanni
Hemuu
Port Adelaide
Uilives
Haly
Greece
Gyprus
Ferub Ouly
Enula Spruk Krug
Raslern
Eli's
Hway
Davis
Miestkin
Benea
Mure
Pirie Council hears about tech school test night
Drs. Munn and Treadgold were alerted to represent the corporation on the Pirie Technical School Council during Ghecile Chapin's test night at Voore Tonight.
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Arc
Pirie Council
Drs. Munn
Treadgold
Corporation
Pirie Technical School Council
Ghecile Chapin
Voore
Guilty of Carnal Knowledge Underage Adelaill Case
The court found Adelaill vil Murage Seal 4 guilty of carnal knowledge of a person under age. He was sentenced to three years hard labor by Mr. Namor. The judge noted uncertainty in the evidence and weighed the possibility of a whipping but opted for the listed punishment and left room for future considerations if the offender reoffends.
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Adelall
Sp Namor
Leal
Alleged Conspiracy in Melbourne Gaol Escape Case
Report from Melbourne details charges against Taslor and Michied ye lie for conspiring to aid Anais Murray escape from gaol. Allegedly plan involved smuggling civilian actor Mimi into the prison and bribing warders, with Gleeson warning authorities. Case adjourned to a later date.
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Melbourne
Taslor
Miehied
Thomas Tasfor
Ghades Tunkel Toolin
Albert Eiwards
Arnis
Anais Murray
Murray
Mimi
Coatelly
Lso
Gleson
Gleeson
Smith's Weekly Dismissed in Libel Appeal
The High Court refused leave to appeal to the Privy Council over Emanuel Myerson's libel claim for £10,000. The Full Court's decision granting a stay and the appeal was deemed late and dismissed. The matter centers on the timeliness of the application and the status of the original libel action.
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Sydney
Anth's Newspapers, Ltd
High Court
Full Court
Privy Council
Te Full Court
Emanuel Myerson
Smith's Weekly Libel Suit Headlines In Daily Guardian Article
Sydney, Momlay today issued a libel action against the Daily Guardian over a Saturday publication. The case seeks damages and clarifies the newspaper's alleged defaming remarks.
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Sydney
Momlay
Daily Guardian
Verdict for Lubranq in Bancu Court Case
The court delivered a verdict for the defendant Mr Fawily in the Bancu Court. Virali and AY allege assault by Was ter Vine, but the case moves forward on advised grounds and pending evidence.
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Sydney
Bancu Court
Fawily
Virali
Pesuir Nest
Funeral plans amid Irish outrage over mutiny shooting
A British soldier killed by a machine gun set by Irish Free State mutineers faces funeral in Queenstown with his body to be embarked on the destroyer Scythe for transport to England. Officials vow to pursue the mutineers and restore civil order as political leaders condemn the violence.
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Ryuters
London
No Church Rites For General Pelle Funeral
Daily Express Paris correspondent reports Archbishop of Paris refused funeral rites for General Pelle. Ceremony planned at the Chapel of the Invalides with Archbishop presiding was canceled as no priest attended and funeral rites were not held. Reason given the general’s status as a divorcee.
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Chapel of the Invalides
Comeresation
Marshal Joffre
Art Veer
General Poll’ Posite
Unclear Industrial Labor Strife Stirs Melbourne Builders
Fragmentary OCR reports a labor dispute involving unions and contractors in Melbourne. Mentions a four week demand, negotiations with Til Stonemus and Tatun, and a court-related process. References to builders and contractors, and a meeting about ongoing strikes and status.
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Uclatue
Folie
Stonemus
Tatun
Melbourne
Wire
Illegal Operation Suspected in Sydney Death Case
A garbled report notes an arrest today in connection with the death of 22 year old Tisie Burke found in a Connexion house on Kone Trudy Street. Authorities indicate possible illegal operation was involved.
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Sydney
Mundas J
Tisie Burke
Iney
Hetim
Kone Trudy
Actors' Claims In Court Over Salaries
Actors allege owed wages from Meltautne Vitratae theatre. Oscar Asche testifies about employment terms, severance, and sums for two weeks' work. Case concerns theater workers seeking due payments and contract compliance.
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Aetors
Avtre
State Elections speak at Jamestown and five towns
Henry Barwell departed for Jamestown to address a series of meetings tonight in Hlyth on Tuesday Snowtown on Wednesday Koolunga on Thursday and Munwee and Port Broughton on Friday delivering campaign remarks across five towns this week.
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Adelaide
Henry Barwell
Jamestown
Hlyth
Snowtown
Koolunga
Munwee
Port Broughton
Old grazing dispute at Kingston Park ends in council vote
At a council meeting a Golf Club request to depasture sheep on Kingston Park for two weeks prompted debate. The club sought permission and potential grazing revenue, while critics warned of legal risk and water costs. A motion to grant grazing with conditions carried after divisions among members.
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Golf Club
Ms. Pelham
Kingston Park
Pelham
Pelthage
Bellam
Fleet
Shep Wuld
LA Clark
M Theeldgold
Cockburn
Meell
Tauty
Gounell
Gort
Wanan
Sas Purpas Cockburn
Sould
Coekbuen
Dey
Huwanette
Gr. Mann
German Capital Abroad Estimate Disputed by Sayous
Paris Monday expert M Sayous challenges official figures on German capital held abroad declaring it should be at least five thousand million gold marks. He cites Deutsche Bank data showing twenty six thousand American accounts mid 1922 and estimates German foreign capital at twelve thousand million gold marks with about half in the United States.
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Reuter
Paris
Mi Andey Sayous
Jinnker
Deutsche Bank
M. Sayous
America
Bowler McLegg Dies in Adelaide Heart Failure
Adelaide report of 68 year old bowler McLegg of Prahran who was visiting with a Dowling team. He fell ill after breakfast at the Commercial Hotel Gawler Place and died shortly after doctors arrived. The death was attributed to heart failure.
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Adelaide
Hones Lega
Pilmster
Prahran
Gawler Place
McLegg
Firfo Seeks Screen Appearance After Retirement Claim
A heavyweight boxer recently said he would retire from fights and has received a bid from a Los Angeles company offering ten thousand dollars to appear on screen. The offer arose during his stay in Buenos Ayres and is part of promotional efforts by the film industry.
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Weuter
Buenos Ayres
Unas Fieno
Fli Tits
Los Angeles
W A Elections Labor Gains In Perth Australia
In Western Australia Saturday elections produced strong gains for Labor. Nationalists and Country party standings shifted. Labor leads in several seats while key ministers face precarious positions. Results pending for northern seats. overall balance tight with Labor poised to gain seats as counts continue.
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Perth
Weastart Australia
Dabar
Horbay
Haber
Gilani
Taylor
Nationaliae
Fils
Lahr
Mount Margaret
Malvy
Labur
Gryenough
Country Party
Opposiion Country Party
Labor
Junior Mitchell
Leedetyle
Fremantle
Tien
Eure Tinaligt
Monkey
Nationaligt
Ministerial Country Party
National Labor
Tanmire Party
Everntates
Kimberley
Pilbarra
Labor Leaders Plead Melbourne War Council Update
Labor leaders in Melbourne react to West Australian action results due for review in Victorian Finns. Mr Gharttun, leader of federal faction party, comments amid Australian stuns as Mat gains support nationwide.
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Melbourne
York Street Shooting Tragedy Leads to Manslaughter Verdict
In York Street, Cameron Hobnet, aged 32, arraigned for murder of Ernest Dunham after a December 1 confrontation with his former partner Marie Puckeridge present. Crown says Cameron feared being reported and carried a revolver. jury declares guilty of manslaughter, seven year sentence.
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Sydney
York Street
Hobnet
Cameron
Ernest Jimham
Wort
Marie Puckeridge
Dunhan
Dunham
Wackerides
Williams Fate to be Decided by Cabinet After Psychiatric Report
Sydney reports Sir John MacPher witt a psychiatry professor states Williams the Paddington murderer is not insane in the broad sense though one degree mentally abnormal. The report is set for consideration tomorrow as the Cabinet is expected to decide Williams fate.
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Sydney
John MacPherwitt
Sydney University
Department of Justice
Williams
Paddington
King George Refuses to Abdicate in Greek Crisis
Australian Press Association reports in London that King George refuses to abdicate until a plebiscite shows popular will. Royalists expect a large pro monarchy majority if votes are free, while Republicans doubt they hold a majority. Prime Minister plans immediate move to proclaim a republic.
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Australian Press Association
London
Daily Express
Thens
George
Japan grateful to Canada for earthquake relief aid
Ottawa reports gratitude from Tokyo for Canada’s earthquake assistance. An album signed by about half a million people was presented to Governor General Lord Byng. The collection will be exhibited and then archived in Canada.
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Ottawa
Sundas
Coast Steam Ships crews set 24 hour notice in Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide reports show Coast Steamships crews from Warrawee Kavatta and Juna Kopoola declaring black ships for 24 hours. Ports on Yorke Peninsula Kangaroo Island and surrounding towns depend on these services for supplies as unions weigh further action amid ongoing strikes and disputed routes.
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Dffecr
Patrick Steamships, Ltd
Port Adelaide
Ferguson
Patrick Company
Conference settlement reached in Coast Steamship dispute
A conference between Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council disputes committee and Coast Steamship Company representatives produced a satisfactory settlement. The secretary stated notices of cessation of work by seamen and firemen on company vessels will be withdrawn and the company will resume usual operations, including the Wookata's Wet Coast service.
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Coast Steamship Company
Port Adelaide — Trades and Caber Council
Couc
Curt Adelaide Trades and Labor Council
Jonas
Wookata
Transport strike prompts traffic control proposal in London
London officials and transport leaders told the Inquiry that bus and tramway workers demand a weekly raise of 6 shillings. They argued traffic coordination under a single authority could enable wage increases, while private competition complicates routes. A local tramway official warned a 1 6p rate cut or rise may be needed if wages rise.
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Reuters
London
Sway Vie
Gi Lomon
County of Inquiry
Hay Hour
Me. Buyin
Transport Workers’ Union
Tick
London General Thanibus Company
Ashfield
Revi
Australian Labor party views on Singapore base
A cable exchange reports the Australian Labor party’s stance on a Singapore base. The message notes opposition from the party and references figures such as Mr Bruce and other officials in Canberra, with details limited by the incomplete source text.
Racing. The Hawk Scratched in Sidney Cap
The Hawk SR Mee T lank was scratched this morning in the Sidney Cap race.
Coroner’s finding on murder charge of Unkle at Currie Street
On a charge of murdering Unkle Beryl Jones at Currie Street on March 17 Stapleton Neal was committed for trial by City Coroner Dr Ramsay Smith this morning. Neal reserved his defence and heard the verdict without outward emotion. No further evidence was tendered. The same group awaited the Coroner’s finding as Neal’s parents showed distress. Neal wept softly at the announcement.
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Adelaide
Unkle
Beryl Jones
Currie Street
Stapleton Neal
Ramsay Smith
Neal
Sears
Man Shot Near Mr Svary Farm in Adelaide Area
Police report a man was shot on Saturday at Mr Svary's farm three miles up the river from Boston. Charles Metinomiss has been arrested after labourers camped nearby and burned Punt Loxton. A double barrel shotgun fired, Page taken to Loxton Hospital in a critical condition. Public concern grows over the incident.
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Adelaide
Munday
Jali Sage
Svary
Boston
Page
Woman's Death Attributed to Strychnine Poisoning
In Everton, Mrs. Ruby Blanch Han Sen died Sunday from suspected strychnine poisoning. Lt. Ramseay Smith ordered an inquest. officials indicated the body would not be moved to the morgue yet. A post mortem was not performed. Authorities noted a powdery substance found in her possession.
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Ramseay Smith
Ruby Blanch Han- Sen
Ute
Ward Street
Everton
Smith
Pl Wort
Military Camp Arrivals and Drills At Sea Awakened Muster
A military camp report notes morning awakenings and the Hawk of young soldiers marching. By afternoon about 2000 trainees from Broken Hill were ferried to the camp. Infantry drills continue. rear guard and battalion parades scheduled, with port Pirie quota and Cuba commandant overseeing activities.
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Adelaide
Liis
Broken Il
Cuba
Port Pirie
Seachf
Naval Squadron Visit Adverse Collision in Melbourne Harbour
A naval squadron visit in Melbourne faced a mishap when a small tender boat collided with a larger vessel near Prince's Pier. No injuries were reported, but minor damage estimated around two hundred pounds was sustained. exact coin colors and full details remained unclear. The Governor-General received thanks from Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Pield for the fleet's reception and hospitality.
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Melbourne
Man
Willama
Prince's
Lord Worster
Frederick Pield
Australia
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Cosgrove
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Builders and Gusstractors' Association
Manchester
Booleroo Centre
Wirrabara
Oscar Asche
Bowler Gies
Charlie Chaplin
Firfo
W.A. Elections
Greek Republic
Japan
Canada
Board OF Inquiry
Singapore
Ramsiy MacDonald
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Hood
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Tost
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