Port Pirie Fout-Quail Association appoints central umpire
At the Family Hotel meeting Port Pirie Fout-Quail Association elected officers for the year led by Harry Jackson as chair and J. Horking Patton as secretary. Len Bandery was named central umpire with W. J. Eprogur Ber Williams L. Lovelock as goal umpires and J. Sum J. Lulzeau Parker as boundary umpires. Opening match May 1 Solomontown v St Mark's.
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Port Pirie Fout- Quail Association
T. Jackson
Messrs TD
Tine
W. Arbon
Solomontown
K G. Polmeat
E. Tapp
Proprietary
Cockburn
A. J. Zubrinsey
Skmark
Ima
Harry Jackson
J. =. Horking
Patton
J. G. Fitzgerald
Hort Adelaide
West Torrens
Start South Adelaide
Norwood
D-trade Association
Mateurs J
Pirié
Len Bandery
Musius
Corkburnm
Me E. Tapp
Evler
Wolion
Gal Mesers
Ashnsen
Payne
Yeo
Mrine
Polficarhat
Solomontone Amist
Mark's
Hose
Et. Mark's
St. Mark's. Proprietary
St. Mark's
Winer
Wharfies Move for Better Wages at Sydney Conference
Mellbourne station notes that the Waterside Workers Federation plans a major action for improved wages and conditions with unionist preference. The plan will be discussed at the forthcoming conference in Sydney.
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Mellbourne
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Sydney
State Bank to appoint manager from Melbourne list
State Bank Board members returned to Melbourne as chairman Stuckey said about 20 of the most likely applicants had been interviewed in Melbourne and Sydney. In all some 66 applicants were considered, now narrowed to about 10. A government recommendation was hoped for soon.
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Adelaide
State Bank Board
Melbourne
Stuckey
Sydney
Brazil Denies Linking to League of Nations Seat Bid
A Reuters report states Brazil’s foreign minister denied claims made in the British House of Commons that Brazil’s stance in the League of Nations Assembly was designed to favor representation for American states. The Brazilian spokesman said Brazil would not back European entry while American state entry is pending. Berlin and London reports note discussions on a permanent League Council seat for Brazil alongside Germany.
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Reuter
Rid DE Janiera
Omer
Tf Kommons
Signir Mussolini
Fehl
Brazil
Re Tengiy of Nations Assembly
Withprise
Porejam
Wile
Waly
Hetter
Berlin
Austen Chrainherlain
Leagus Council
Germany
Mysterious Death In Melbourne Woman Found Near Tree
A well-dressed woman about 10 years old was found dead under a tree near Melbourne. A post mortem indicated death from an illegal operation. Nearby were traces of fluid and a box with her clothes, and authorities believe she was moved after a struggle in a house.
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Melbourse
Phuveday
Chaytone Boal
Am Allache
Railway Employes Entitled to Interstate Pass Details
Adelaide reports clarify railway workers rules on annual and special leave, and interstate passes for self and dependents. Clarification from W Webb, Chief Tailways Commissioner, notes pay arrangements and new annuals timing affect first two weeks earnings under the award.
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Adelaide
Uch
P. A.lypel
The
Carpenters’ and Joiners' Society
W. Webb
Lynch
Seamen's Distress Fund surpasses ten thousand
The fund to relieve seamen and dependents harmed by the strike has topped £10,000. A further £1,250 cheque from shipowners arrived, boosting donations as of Wednesday.
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Fenter
T.onnon
Back to Pirie movement favored by town meeting
A Pirie meeting of citizens favored launching a Back to Pirie movement with 25 attendees. A committee and organizer would be needed, and the plan would seek support from local clubs and businesses while weighing whether celebrations should also be a fundraiser.
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Pirie
Uirie
E. E. Garrett
J. G. Fitegerald
W. Marre
Ge Munen
Euunell
Tvs
Novesen
Mact Gr Muna
Mt. Gambier
Legilyeam HuniLy
Gro Mma
Fey
Tin Town
Ty Coffoy
A. Sjostrom
Naracoorte
Narracoorte
Stortrom
Jemie
R. J. Skewes
Iitua
Pirte
Low Lakem
Johnson Moys
Sportin
Busines
Sjostron
Sai Tv
Nak
Iim
Hulk
Coal Miners Agreement Possible in Trade Settlement
London reports the British Government has accepted the coal commission and will legislate on it as miners and owners prepare for separate talks. A joint conference is planned after initial discussions, with miners’ lodges studying the commission’s report nationwide. The dispute centers on proposed wage reductions, with Cook stating workers will starve before accepting cuts. Public opinion is muted while newspapers await a final deal that could become the largest trade settlement on record.
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Reuter
London
He Conssells
Nise
Cook
Daily Herald
Federal Parliament Proceedings in Melbourne Debates on Tariffs and Machinery
In Melbourne the House of Representatives discussed imports and duties. A key debate centered on reducing tariffs for mining and electrical machinery, with Green's amendment defeats and the item ultimately passed. Bruce provided a bill to ratify Anglo-Persian Oil Company agreement, boosting capital while preserving government control. A controversial weight reduction of belt and shale tools was rejected. systolic costs cited.
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Melbourne
Thursby
House of Representatives
HW. B. Pratten
United Staes
Canada
Fubl
Gemi
SL. Charitot
Green W.A
Arthur Blakeley
Australi
Green
Brucefore
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
Ne Company
Paterson
Augielia
Stewart
Gregory
Rumor Links J R Collins to London Post
Melbourne reports speculation that Mr J R Collins secretary to the Treasury may move to London to head the Commonwealth Bank’s business arm and relinquish his current position when Parliament reconvenes in Canberra.
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Melbourne
Alleged Misappropriation in Melbourne Court
Melbourne Thursday June ONeil former secretary of a Victorian branch appeared in Guy Court charged with stealing 4677 from a union property. He was remanded until April bail fixed at 200 pounds. The case involved secretary duties and alleged misappropriation within a local organization.
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Melbourne
Jun O'Neil
Ie Vietorian Branyl
Tve Sonannen
Mi Union
Terrific gales sweep New South Wales amid floods
Fierce gales and heavy rains lash New South Wales with four to six inch totals across many areas. Sydney and northern suburbs endure major gusts and flooding while a Masonite Temple wall collapse injures a resident. Castlereagh River, Macquarie River, and Tuggeranong-like creeks overflow, threatening rail lines and towns.
Winter Arrives in Pirie With Cold Nights
The Pirie area shifts to winter as cold nights and cool dull days replace summer. March brings showers and lowering clouds while the air remains sharp. Weather forecasts predict unsettled conditions with variable winds, and recent weekends have been wet, with more rain expected this weekend.
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Pirie
Weather Bureau
Hoot Gibson Stars In The Arizona Sweepstakes At Austral
The Austral Theatre presents Hoot Gibson in The Arizona Sweepstakes, a Universal Jewel masterpiece praised for suspense and thrills. Also featuring Italian pianist V Ikot and a lineup of songs including Moonlight and Roses and Yearning as harmonica and banjo solos enrich the program.
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Hoot Gibson
Arizona
Austral Theatre
Hoot
Gibson
Jase Bikot V
Tahitia
Fine Baritone Voice Devron Brock Ends His Pirie Season
Devron Brock, famed baritone, closes his Austeal Theatre season in Pirie tonight. He delivers carefully chosen songs with clear diction and stage presence praised by audiences. The program features classic arias and a special rendition of The Toast of Anzac, with further solos to enrich the performance.
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Devron Brock
Pirie
If Brock
Hie Sories
Wty
Ty Keer Critien
Pirie Audiencies
Thorne
Brock
Japan to Enforce Revised Tariff on Foodstuffs
Reuters reports in Tokyo that a revised tariff on flour wheat and eggs is expected to be enforced on April 1. The action reflects postwar economic policy shifts and aims to protect domestic markets. The details suggest broader adjustments across agricultural imports and retail prices.
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Reuters
Tokio
Mellon declares war debt settlements best possible
Philadelphia dispatch reports Secretary of the Treasury Mellon stating that American war debt settlements with European nations are the most favorable obtainable short of force. He argues Europe must balance budgets, fund war debts, and attract American investment. favors solvent customers over pushing firms into bankruptcy.
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Culer
Philadelphia
Union League
Treasury
Mellon
America
Mélhum
Melton
Winster Churclill
Mw House of Commons
Europe
M. Mellon
Proclamation Fixes Crimes Act Start in Melbourne
Melbourne declares March 29 as the first day of operation for the Crimes Act after assent on March 16 and a two week inter election period. The Attorney General Latham allows the gap to let involved persons resign and stay within the law.
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Melbourne
Governor-Gentral
Latham
Osborne Gantries Start Set Up at Port Adelaide
Erection commenced for new coal gantries at Osborne with four seven ton electric cranes and grabs arriving. G H Ridley of Whitworth Co oversees. cranes due to be operational before September. Officials say the system will revolutionise coal discharge with about 300 tons daily capacity from a vessel across four cranes.
Lonely Widow's Fate. Death of Mrs Baker in London
A veteran New Zealand novelist Mrs Otta Louisa Baker, an elderly widow living alone in London, died after a fire started while she tended an oil stove. She had arranged with a neighbour to signal for help by hanging a towel from a window. the neighbor found her unconscious in her home and she died in hospital the next day.
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London
Otta Louisa Baker
New Zealand
Baker
Waterside Dispute Delays Cargo From Port Adelaide to Sydney
A waterside dispute caused a cargo of 1600 tons bound for Sydney on the Interstate steamer Diboola to be left at port. About £250 in potential wages was lost as 99 workers and foremen refused overtime. Merchandize left included cases, motor bodies, and bags of salt. Employers seek conference with Waterside Workers Federation to discuss higher handling rates and carrier guarantees, while some branches push for negotiations and overtime talk. The federation executive adopted a constitutional stance directing no concessions amid the current dispute.
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Gratn
Ehiparent
Port Adelaide
Sydney
Diboola
Mee
Sromginti Phyrhodle
Australia
Waterside Se Federation
Wits
South Australia
Thie
Airine
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Italian Murder Trial in Chiète Justice Sentence
Reuters reports in Chiète that five men faced murder charges in the Matteotti case. Domini Volpi and Poveromo received six years in prison and lifelong public office bans, with four years remitted. Malastria and Viola were acquitted.
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Reuter
Chiete
Matteotti
Domini
Volpi
Pover
Omo
Malastria
Viola
St Patrick's Ball Draws Strong Community Support
The St Patrick's Ball proved more popular than in years past, drawing a large local turnout for dancing. Decorations were organized by secretary W H Threadgold and supper arrangements were led by Mrs Barry. The orchestra featured Miss.
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W. H. Threadgold
Barry
Boxing notes on Jugiong meet and NSW riders
Boxing records and race results from Jugiong show M Hawken winning the six stakes on Ney. The program included Billy Grhoe and Wavilah Crew trained riders. Australis set a lightweight boxing championship pace at the meeting with ix winners noted. additional riders are mentioned for May 20.
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Gundagail
Jugiong
M Hawken
Ney
Billy Grhoe
Wavilah
McEtine
Australis
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League OF Nations
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Sioner
Seamen's Distress Fund
Federal Parliament
MR. J. R. Collins
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Tugun
N.S.W
Ydney
Toseville
Murrickyite
Carl Tones
Hunter
Newcastle
Castlereseh
Tagwson
Jean Ton
Moot Gibson
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Osborne Gantries
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