Strathalbyn Meeting Sets Winners and Dividends
Strathalbyn meeting yielded seven events with Al Marco drawing attention for a £66 4 dividend. Principal race won by Xpert. other noted horses include Seraphan Mira Vatdo Kingstol Sliver Arrow Wieroe. Dividends listed for noviciate, Flying Handicap, Brush Steeplechase, Bracelet Handicap and other minor prizes.
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Strathalbyn
al Marco
Xpert
Seraphan, Mira Vatdo, Kingstol, Sliver ‘Arrow
Wieroe
Survivors Reach Port After Newfoundland Ship Disaster
Survivors of a vessel disaster reached port aboard the steamer Sagods with 426 aboard. Sir Richard Squires and Cabinet members stood on the wharf before dawn as the ship docked. George Day, the sole forecastle survivor, described flames after a spark from a pipe ignited powdered cargo, triggering catastrophic explosion.
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United Service
ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Richard Squires
Cabiney
George Day
Boone
Mr ‘Day
Theodore Refuses to Name Overseas Loan Firm in Parliament
Canberra reports that Treasurer Theodore said he was approached by a man claiming to represent an overseas company offering to negotiate a loan of 15,000,000 pounds held overseas. Theodore refused to disclose the company name.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Theodore
Frmir
Bank Interest Bill Debated In Federal House
Provisions of the Bank Interest Bill were outlined as the second reading opened in the House of Representatives. Federal Treasurer B G Theoaste said a one per cent rate cut could save industry about £4000,000 a year. A five-member board would advise the Treasurer on taxable interest rates for deposits and bank loans. The bill also sets the maximum discount rate for securities. The debate was adjourned.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
B. G. Theoaste
Australia
Arbitration Court Sees Flaws in Wages Dispute Details
Melbourne judges voiced dissatisfaction as manufacturers seek a 10 percent wage rise. The court noted missing balance sheets and questioned overseas shareholding claims by union advocates. Statements from directors contradicted union positions on dividends and overseas ownership, with discussions touching on monopoly protections and impact of import duties and exchange rates on profits. The case remains unresolved as the court reserves its decision.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
W. Letcher
F. Riley
Chet Judee Ethrides
Uat
Drelaron
Mr. Riley
Letcher
Dethridge
Bryant
May
Averseas
Indge Dethrider
Islature
Australia
Onlog
Drake Teockmen
Mononalia
Lateher
PTL Cliftorn Inirector
Kiteher
Soma
Nop
al Ihernty
Lost for 19 days on Taupo shores two Auckland anglers survive
In rugged Taupo country two anglers Rabry Ryan of Auckland and W. W. land of Warringed wandered after their launch drifted ashore. They endured 19 days with little food or water, facing near death from hunger thirst and several cliff falls before rescue. They killed a weasel and cooked it in a tin for a meal amid days with no sustenance.
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Auckland
Lake Taupo
Sale
Rabry Ryan
W. W. Land
Warringed
New Engiend
Werribee Races Highlight Koolparoo Wins Main Event
At Werribee yesterday the chief event was won by Koolparoo. In the Welter Handicap Cloister and Crowner led but a protest for interference was upheld and Crowner was awarded the race. Betting prices were listed for several races with multiple scratchings and near parity in several wagers.
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Werribee
Koolparoo
Cloister
Crowner
Replacement of Sir Granville Ryrie as High Commissioner
London reports indicate Sir Granville Ryrie is to be replaced by J R Collins as Australian official on the League of Nations Commission. Collins gains esteem as successor to T Trumble, with talk of economy measures potentially appointing an official in London instead of a new High Commissioner.
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United Service
London
Gren Me Rytie
Air
J. H. Collins
Allamates Commission
League Nations
Geneva
Abiestralia House
Collins
T. Trumble
Irish Sweepstakes Draw At Dublin Mansion House
Uncanny silence as the huge drawing for the Irish Sweepstakes unfolds in Dublin’s Mansion House. The total prize fund reaches £1,700,000 with first prize around £177,272. Thirteen horses were drawn by officials with tickets held by entrants from Africa, China, and various regions of India, amid notable activity and wealth tied to the event.
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London
Dublin
Tagan
Iria
Grand Ne
Liver
Loddoners
Africa
China
North
Ava
Gold Reserve Plan Raises Australian Gold Exports Question
The Times notes improved Australian balance of payments make Mr G H Theodors fiscal moves puzzling. The plan reportedly aims to allow the Commonwealth to ship all its gold abroad to meet external liquidity concerns and stabilize the balance.
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United Service
London
Australia
G. Theodors
the Times
Commonwealth
Paying the Dole and Government Dilemmas
In Sydney and Wennesasy, the Minister for Labor Mr Bad Seley told a deputation of industrial and commercial interests that main commitments were to bond holders. He warned that if those demands could not be met, the government could not continue to pay the dole.
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Sydney
Wennesasy
Labor
Bad Seley
Hhe Dole
One Big Union Aims For Unified Transport Council
The Federal Council of all Australian Railways opened its meeting today with a pivotal motion by President A. L. Chapman of NSW proposing a single big union for transport workers. The plan would unite railway workers, motor drivers, and other land transport staff under one banner.
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Melbourne
Federal Council
All Australian Railways
Olon
A. £. Chapman
Nsw
Lnk
South Australian Trade Scratched Bets At Escobra Marah
Mixed racing notes from South Australia list scratched horses and betting odds. Claude Duval shows betting 7 to 4 while Greener is 11 to 1 with several others mentioned. The fragmentary report mentions riders and a long rest for a participant at Escobra Marah.
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Escobra Marah
Hazardous Cruise By Submarine to Pole
United Service Lowell Mass Tuesday Commander Donald Michiles explorer says Sir Hubert Wilkins five three submarine voyage to the North Pole is the most hazardous proposition ever to explorer. He declares navigation would depend on the moon and stars and when submerged the captain could not get navigation aids. He warns if caught on the ice pack the submarine would have to chance escaping.
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United Service
Lowell
Mass
Donald Michiles
Explorer
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Pole
Vanished Southern Cloud Sparks Wide Search Efforts
Missing Sydney to Melbourne airliner Southern Cloud prompts a large search led by Air Commodore Kingsford Smith. Twenty two planes and about 1000 men sweep the Australian Alps sector from Tintaldra to Seymour, with fire sightings near Tintaldra investigated amid unclear signals from the clouds.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Tintaldra
Kingsford Smith
Essendon
Seymour
Bette
Tintat‘ra
Australian Alps
Tina
After Trout
Australian National Airways
Vom Laverton
Essendon Todayy
Ant
Rebuff at Public Service Conference on Affiliation
Sydney officials report the Public Service Association Conference rejected an attempt by two New South Wales Executive members to address the gathering. A separate motion to affiliate with the AUP was defeated by a wide margin.
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Sydney
Public Service Association
New South Wales
Snarker
AUP
Fewer Unemployed in Britain as Labour Figures Drop
The Ministry of Labour reports a weekly drop in unemployed to 608,406 from 636,168. Temporary stoppages fell from 650,000 on January 12 to 623,009 on January 19, while total unemployment rose 1,135,004 versus the previous year. Wellington citizens pledge £100,000 for an art gallery and museum, with government matching funds.
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Great Britain
Ministry of Labor Return
Wellington
New Zealand
Recall of Governor delayed by Labour Party meeting
The State Parliamentary Labour Party postponed Friday’s meeting planned to consider asking for the recall of Governor Sir Phillip Game. The postponement delays the motion and action on the recall question.
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Sydney
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Odar
Govenor
Sir Phillip Game
The Only Man at Warrnambool Conference
Senator RD Elliott urged support for Mr Lyons and Mr Scuthin's intentions, claiming the government failed to protect work and enterprise. He argued Australia needs a change in government to restore confidence, boost employment relief, and revive national prosperity through primary industries.
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Melbourne
Victorian United Country Party
Warrnambool
RD. Elliott
Scutlin
Australia
Tom
Mr. A
Tandon
Mr. Lyons
Antratia
Wade
Lyons
Crystal Brook bowls crown decided as Abell defeats Weston's trophy winner
The Crystal Brook four bowling championship ends with W J Abell beating Mr. B Weston for the trophy. The match reaches a 95 all tie after 19 ends. Abell leads 107 to 103 after the 20th end, securing victory and claiming the tour bowl title as the final results unfold. Ken S Ward is set to meet AV J Lines in the upcoming title play.
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Crystal Brock
W. J. Abell
B. Weston
Abell
Iead
Ken S. Ward
J. Lines
Explosion at Momolong hotel injuries Heralded by blast
A gas cylinder burst during a fire at the Momolong hotel in Berrigan today causing a terrific blaze. Sgt. Whitels, 41, was fatally struck by steel and died. Five others were injured by flying debris while another nearby officer escaped unharmed. Whitely’s dog died instantly and several people narrowly escaped serious harm.
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Sydney
Momolong Totel
Berrigan Warty
Whitels
Whitely
Destructive thieves torch Northcote Tie Co. store
Thieves broke into the Master Built Tie Company's Northcote store and stole goods valued at £150. They set the building on fire, causing damage before the blaze was extinguished. £20 in additional losses were reported. Damas of Jabour linked to the incident.
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Melbourne
Northcote
Damas
Jabour
Campsie Murder Death Sentence for Four year old Killer
Om Leonard George Grewcock aged four was sentenced to death at the Central Criminal Court for the murder of Willan: Weary Thompson. Justice Hale Rogers noted the prisoner showed a callous demeanor while the jury urged mercy. Crown alleged Thompson was battered with a gunpipe during a December 6 Campsie incident.
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Sydney
Leonard George Grewcock
Central Criminal Courge
Robbery and assault near Abbotsford house
A Worms neighbor reported a strongarm robbery at an Abbotsford residence yesterday afternoon. Foster, a tenant, was tied and gagged after two men entered the home, wallets were stolen containing 19 pounds 10 shillings, and the assailants fled as Foster observed the scene. The police were informed and anticipate an early arrest.
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Melholirne
Foster
Refinery Sale Arrangements Near Port Melbourne
Tur Minteter for Lends Bailey announced that Vacuum Oil Company will buy government land at Fishermen's Bend Port Melbourne. £50 000 will cover works and plant costing nearly £1 000 000 to refine petroleum, avoiding import costs for finished product.
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Melbourne
Tur Minteter For Lends
Se Bailey
Vacuum Oil Company
Fishermen’s Bend
Port Melbourne
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