Death of Doris Keast in Grosvenor Adelaide
In Adelaide on a Tuesday, Doris Lilian Keast was found dead in room 319 at the Grosvenor. The inquest heard testimony from doctors, hotel staff, and relatives, with suspicions of poisoning and details about her last days in Riverton and Adelaide. The case involves Alice Kerr on bail for murder and ongoing post mortem examination.
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Adelaide
Doris Lilian Kyost
Strevi
Ts Grosvenor
Nort Terrace
Hants
Smith
Gily Gormer Jude
A. S
Wells
Gurvney
Ur. Lynch
A. ©. Thomas
Hiverton
Violet Glee
Riverton
V. Wells
the Grosvenor
Torr. Travers
J. E. Goode
Prospect
Alice Kerr
Ethel Carey
Miss Keast
Miss East
Rollson
Violet Alva Keast
Doris
Murray
Grosvenor
Wee Murray
Thy
Miss Kerr
Albery
Aid
Mr Ward
Slater
Ne Ot
Seamen Split in Melbourne Meeting Over Arbitration Court Bid
The Walsh Voramsen leadership bid triggered a heated split at Sydney and Melbourne stop work meetings. Protesters condemned re registration of Seamen's Federation in the Arbitration Court while Mr Walsh claimed strong backing for registration. The Melbourne session adjourned amid uproar and interruptions with no formal decision taken.
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Walsh Voramsen
Sydney
Melbourne
Seamen's Federation
Arbitration
Melmuane
Tun Wadsir
Ne Seawan
G. O'Neill
Mr. Walsh
Lune
Walsh
Isigtion
Arbitration Court
No-Confidence Motion Shocks Sydney Seamen Union
A stormy Sydney We Seamen's Union meeting passed a two to one vote of no confidence in secretary Tom Walsh. A second meeting was set to discuss his suspension while Johannsen authorized travel for pre-registration negotiation. The gathering condemned News and other branch activities and expelled local secretary J Hussach amid internal rifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
We Seamen's Union
Tom Welsh
Orisen
Australia
Ja- Hanasey
nanAeed
Sidney
Newcastle
Ayeetiie
Ie News Tastle
Woodsford South
O'Neill
Melbourne
Corrigan Mceeneland
Hongaton
Western Australia
Seamen's Federation
Adelaide Meeting Endorses Uni on Rejoining Federal Arbitration Court
At a monthly stop work meeting of the South Australian Federated Seamen's Union branch the overtime strike and Walsh Johannsen split were discussed. Officers Walsh Haeburn Hussack and aides Hyde Corrigan Woodsford faced questions while a motion urged immediate steps to secure registration in the Seamen's Union of Australia and reestablish federal arbitration status. 900 members supported the decision to pursue full registration and coordinated action at Melbourne.
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Adelaide
Federated Seamen's Union
A. Woodsford
Victorian Bronc
Messrs
T. Walsh
W. Haeburn
W. Hussack
Messrs. Hyde, Corrigan
Queensland
A. C. Woodsford
Port Adelaide
G. O'Neill
Hyprie
Torian
Mme
Port Adelai
W. Faeburn
Melbourne
Committee of Investigation
Sydney
Seamen's Union of Australia
Roading Fatality Reports Man Blown to Pieces
A road construction accident in Sydney ends with a worker killed and blown to pieces near a project site. Explosive or unspent charges are suspected as the cause, with authorities investigating the scene and confirming the fatality.
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Sydney
Yale
Swathipart
Wycheproof Tragedy Angove Committed for Trial
Melbourne court commits Arthur Angove for murder after James McDonald shot during an altercation on Saturday. Mrs McDonald testified Angove struck her, dragged her, and held her until her husband arrived and a shot was fired.
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Melbourne
Thesday
Wycheproot Court
Arthur Angow
James McDonald
Doncaster and Cup betting market paralyzed
The Doncaster Handicap betting market is paralyzed with a series of garbled names and unclear horse references. The text mentions hot favorites, various ill-formed entries, and multiple racing terms, but the exact entries and outcomes are unreadable.
Birthday Cup Nominees at Sydney Adelaide Race
Sydney in Tucsasy nominates Manfred Heroic Belaumila Accarak Caserta Kine of Mir and Poroh for the Birthday Cup on Tune 3. The field features eight horses vying for the prize.
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Sydney
Tucsasy
I i
Manfred
Heroic
Belaumila
Accarak
Caserta
Kine
Mir
Poroh
Infant dies after horse kicks child in Edwardstown yard
An infant aged one year seven months, Pred Law, son of Charles Law, was in his backyard at 22 Ormonde Avenue Edwardstown yesterday afternoon when a horse kicked him under a wire fence. He died from the injuries sustained in the back yard incident.
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Adelaide
Ormonde Avenue
Edwardstown
Flight to the Pole crisis near Point Barrow
Reuters dispatch reports Missy the sanguin of Lape pedl Vio resumed Point Barrow operation after a 23 day overland dash from the Kulebuw railroad terminus. Four dogs died, temperature fell below zero. The vanguard carrying food supplies prepares a landing field for planes still under repair near Fairbanks.
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Reuter
Missy
Vanguard
Repiiral Fairbanks
Easter Holiday Postal Arrangements and Pension Pay
Postmaster J. Moar outlines Easter period mail and office hours. Good Friday closures for post and telegraph. Saturday 9 11 am mail and money orders. Easter Monday 9 10 am general business except money orders. Two mails to Adelaide each day. delivery by postmen with first delivery only. Pension payments held today in lieu of Thursday.
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J. Moar
Piri
Omlee
Tedern
Tiv Adelaide
Woth
Momus
League of Nations Tangle Seeks Permanent Council Seats
The article outlines a clash over permanent versus rotating seats in the League of Nations council. It notes proposals to keep non-permanent seats flexible while granting fixed seats to certain nations as tradeoffs are debated under pressure from multiple states.
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Reuter
A Remarkable Run in Brussels Cross-Country Meet
Avotor BRUSSELS coverage notes Windia Harpers achieving a notable run at the national cross-country championship held in Brussels on 17 Sunn. Local sources describe the performance as remarkable with strong showing by Windia Harpers in a field featuring top competitors.
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Avotor
Brussels
Windia Harpers i Bngtishinen
Niles Inbwe National Cross-Reun
Sunn
Electricity Bill Debate Moves Through Parliament
London report on the second reading of the Electricity Bill with Colonel Ashley and Mr Slanley Balwin outlining standards for frequency and state involvement. Conservatives push for minimal government role while warning about high costs and potential monopolies. no government defeat expected.
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Reuter
London
House of Contin
Ashley
Slanley Baliwin
Birmingham
Britain
William Graham
Y Lubor
Mindiwent
Fae Lins
Dennis Werbert
French Royalists hail new king in death
Paris reports the Action Francaise declares the Duke of Orleans dead and the heir the Duke of Guise may claim the throne under Jean Tu. The Duc de Guise has avoided royalist politics. burial at Dreux requires government permission for the King of France to attend.
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Australian Prose Association
Paris
Royallat
Action Francaise
Duke of Orleans
Ue Guise
Jean TU
Duc de Guise
France
Dreux
Orleans
Surrey
Anke de Guise
The Wann Hater at Alhambra with Chadwick Brook and Marron
Amusements note the star trio Métene Ghadwick Plive Brows Jatin Tarron in The Wann Hater a Warder photoplay fired at the Alhambra directed by Flood adapted by Hope Loring and Louis Lighton. The tale centers on a naive American, a Parisian actress, and a resentful suitor amid love hate and ambition. An exciting racing drama Wildfire accompanies the program.
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Métene Ghadwick
Plive Brows
Jatin Tarron
Warder
Hat Su Ie
Alhambra
Dives Flood
Hope Loring
Louis Lighton
Seals of Filtdoni
Goth
Miss Chadwick
Brook
Mr. Marron
Islington Workers Meeting Sparks City Unrest
Conflicting accounts emerge after a Saturday gathering at Islington workyards as 50 attendees hear alleged trouble at the plant. Mr Shea denies direct involvement while noting some workers reported disturbances and a later press inquiry yielded no disclosure of conference outcomes.
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Islington
Shea
Oakleigh Mystery in Melbourne Death Probe
Melbourne detectives probing Mrs Law death at Oakleigh reopen inquiry after leads in Bright failed. They focus on a man in Melbourne and remain hopeful of solving the case despite gaps in evidence and earlier setbacks.
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Melbourne
Prince of Wales in Stable Condition After Minor Operation
Reuters reports the Prince of Wales underwent a minor operation Saturday. Pain in his ear has ceased and his general condition is described as satisfactory. No further bulletins will be issued.
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Reuter
London
Sunusy
Prince of Wales
Investors' Dispute Over Tattersall's Prize
In Sydney Tuesday the Equity Court ruled on a dispute over a half share in Tattersall's first prize. Frances Norris sued Frank Wood. the judge found Norris failed to prove a half-interest, granting her no claim. The decision noted lawful cross-state lottery arrangements and prize division between Tasmanian entrants.
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Sydney
Tattersall
Equity
Inday
Frances Norris
Frank Wood
Tasmania
Cania
Rainfall Records In Pirie This Year
Rainfall in Pirie since January 1 reached 433 points to date. March recorded 69 points up to yesterday, February 6 points, and January was completely dry with no rain.
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Pirie
A Warm Reception at Sivle Bank Jubilees Street
A Tuesday incident on Jubilees Street involved a disputed visit by a unions' committee. Mr Angell claimed contractors were assaulted by lumps of clay hurled by workers during the agitation, forcing a quick departure as the scene intensified.
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A. Angell
Unclear text fragment on union membership and registration
Fragmentary sentence discusses becoming members of an unspecified union and steps to register a body as a branch of an Australian church group. Names, dates, and clear context are missing, making precise identification impossible.
Annual meeting of Me shed workers' Association
The annual meeting of the Me shed workers' Association was held Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. Bright prospects for the season were reported as preparations for May Band and Meteles were discussed. Applications for central umpires at £1 5s per match were invited with a closing date in April.
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Shed Workers’ Association
Go Gould
Delegulus
She Nsw
Sumer- Ho
AL Wouters
Aldine
Ltn
B.A Velro
Quiditor
F. Bassant
Trouble on Bambra Fremantle Negotiations Break Down
Fragmented OCR text reports government refusal to concede and stalled negotiations over a vessel to be commissioned by Dr. Burrows, with unclear details. The piece mentions Western jiralig and a plan to request federal action, while a crew or party is to sail soon but uncertain.
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Fremantle
Jiralig
Dr. Burrows
Elester
Waterside strike ends as overtime work resumes on steamers
An official of the Watersite Workers' Federation informed Line representatives that workers may resume overtime if desired. Several steamers were to be worked tonight at Queen's Wharf with two gangs accepting the order, one protesting. The Sea men's Union noted vessels would sail once watersiders declared the strike off, while questions about reinstatement of discharged seamen remained without comment.
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Watersite Workers’ Federation
Howard Smith, Limited
Eumerana
Queen's Wharf
A.C. Wooduford
Vth
Weedsford
Governors Salaries Debate Highlights State Revenue
Mr L G Me Amery argues governors should be paid from state revenue reflecting cost of living. Amery counters that governors’ salaries are always funded by state revenues and he declines to adopt the suggested increase.
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Dar
L. G
Amery Minion Alfaira
Amery
Rain Sets Off West Coast Measures and Yeldukini Totals
Forecasts show rain aiding vast districts with rainfall noted across Yeldukini Ullabidinie and Albams. Recorded reservoir tallies include Yeldukini 46 million gallons Vilabidinie 21.6 million and Libana 25.6 million gallons as officials relay water figures and guidance.
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Adelaide
Yeldukini
Thy
Vilabidinie
Sydney Royal Show Inspires Attendance Despite Rain
Melbourne reports showday attendance up from yesterday at the Sydney Royal Show. Horses were judged with a champion thoroughbred stallion praised as an exceptionally fine Australian bred horse. The government plans an interstate conference on woodchopping relations amid ongoing scandal tests. Lord Stonehaven will open the Commonwealth show and states daily proceedings. Mr M Bruce is set to attend May 3 in Melbourne.
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Sydney
Royel
Melbourne
Fedlers Goverment
Stonehaven
Commonwealth
States
5. M. Bruce
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Helespierre
Widbes
Prince
Thabespierer
Vallonna
Captain Wilkins
Point Barrow
League of Nations Tangle
Electricity Control
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Alhambra Pictures
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