Archeson Wins Great Eastern Steeplechase at Adelaide Hills
Easter Monday saw a busy racing day across Australia with Archeson gelding, ridden by Mr. B. Williams, triumphing in the Great Eastern Steeplechase at the Onkaparinga course. Randwick hosted the Sydney Cup won by Johnnie Jason while Williamstown staged six events including the Raster Cup captured by Prince Dayton. Moderate sunshine and large crowds marked a lively day for Laura Jockey Club and Onkaparinga meetings.
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Monster Car Invention Aims To Break Land Speed Record
London report says two French engineers Thamied Stapp built a three ton monster motor car in a Paris outskirts garage after two years secret work. The car, resembling a rocket locomotive, claims 3000 horsepower and could reach 312 to 375 miles per hour.
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Daily Express
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Crowds flood Oakbank for annual steeplechase meeting
At Oakbank Adelaide thousands attended the annual meet with heavy tot investments up by about 290 pounds. Weather was largely favorable except for a brief shower. Archeson dominated the Great Easter steeplechase, winning by twenty lengths over Nar Plume, with Archeson ridden by G. Dally in his first Great Easter victory. A busy day saw Dally ride seven and a quarter miles over obstacles as trains and motor traffic flowed along the main road from Adelaide.
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Rain Lifts Port Pirie District With Heavy Falls
In the three days ending yesterday Port Pirie district logged 202 points, with 17 points by midday yesterday. Unsettled conditions eased in the afternoon, showers fell across Pirie and Warnertown areas, and the beal rains encourage seeding prep in Wandearah. Reservoirs should benefit with reduced garden watering for at least a week.
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Italian Language in Malta Sparks Diplomatic Row
Malta reports a clash over Italian language policy in schools as the Italian Foreign Office denies statements attributed to Signor Giunta about excluding Italian from Maltese elementary schools. The Chronicle and Journal interpretations differ, with Giunta denying the quotes and asserting no political motive. The incident unfolds amid Maltese fascist administration tension.
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Giunta
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Easter 1916 Rebellion Recalls Shackles of Treaty
London reports commemorations across the Irish Free State marking Easter 1916 with large Republican Army processions in Dublin and Ulster. Proclamation declares intent to oppose British rule while warning the need for a republican army as long as Ireland remains under the empire. Authorities note no government representatives attended the demonstrations.
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Sir Charles Higham Praises Papermoney Adverts
Sir Charles Higham founder of a London publicity house reflects on advertising changes over 21 years. He argues that the pull of newspaper advertising remains strong and reliable, calling it solid baking. The Recorder and Pirie’s Big Town Daily are noted for their pulling power.
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Big Town Daily
Support From Australia A.LLP. Confe Oables Sydney Event
In Sydney on Monday the state conference decided in support of Teeland's stand for Irish independence. Mr. Ramsay McDonald and President de Valera Aireland were mentioned. Morgan moved the motion stating the night of the Irish people is our night and warning that abolishing the Upper House may invite armed intervention in New South Wales.
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Rumors of Gandhi Release In Negotiations Nears
In Bombay rumors speak of an imminent move to open commercial talks with M. Gandhi now at Poona. A government gesture of goodwill might see Gandhi released to end the current deadlock, with possible formal steps expected from Calcutta where the release mentions are discussed.
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Wild Statements Premier Replies To Mr Lang Adelaide
Premier responds to Mr Lang criticizing proposed industrial regulations. He calls Lang statements wild and inaccurate and denies any state plan to force nationwide reforms. He accuses Lang of misleading the public and foreshadowing actions not supported by states.
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Wife Arrested in Cassidy Shooting Case
Gladys Cassidy was arrested Monday on a charge of shooting with intent to murder in the Henry Cassidy case. Cassidy was struck by a bullet Saturday night as he walked past a lamp and window, in the mysterious shooting that prompted the arrest.
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Man and Wife Murdered in New Zealand Tragic Shooting
A shocking tragedy occurred early Monday in Mangamatine Wellington area as 64 year old John Corrigan and his 55 year old wife Ellen were shot at their home. Police later arrested the couple's son. Details remain meagre.
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Adelaide gale tragedy claims four victims at sea
Adelaide reports a deadly gale that capsized yachts near Glenelg during a weekend event. Police and yacht clubs search beaches from Outer Harbor to Hallett’s Cove as rescuers race to recover missing sailors. Survivor Douglas Brown recounts the terror, detailing crew actions and a desperate bid for survival in the freezing water.
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Future Precautions Proposed After Yacht Disaster
Adelaide reports Mr G J OGrady of the South Australian Dinghy Connell urges rules on life vest use and swimming ability after a disastrous yacht incident. He notes the event was unprecedented, even with 20 years of sailing experience, and calls for mandatory safety measures.
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Appeal for Lifeboat Fund Led by Miss Mungrieff
Miss Glattys Mungrieff of the musical comedy company leads a Monday appeal to raise funds for a lifeboat at Lag beaches. The effort stresses the absence of government lifeboats and urges public support for the lifesaving service.
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Elar
Checulate Soldier” Company
Giehelz
Financial Agreement Case Reveals State Revenue Debate
The Chief Justice questions applying the agreement to remove undesired citizens as Mr. Ham defends prompt collection and binding obligations. Justice Starke and Evatt weigh the balance of power, safeguards, and remedies, while the court considers defaulting states and half-borrowed funds in the long running financial agreement dispute.
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