Influx of Europeans Speech Condemned at Nationalist Conference
At the Nationalist Conference in Sydney, Sir Neville Howse condemned Mr. Hughes for remarks on the influx of Southern Europeans. The speech attacked Hughes as a demagogue and warned against inflaming sectarian tensions. The debate centered on immigration policy and party unity amid a charged political climate.
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Hughes
Sydney Fiiay
Movis Howes
W. mM. Hughes Formis
Seti
Sit Nuville
Huglins
Thor
Wughes
Wwe _BayerAMZHL
Ney
Vones Po
Roebinly
Owe Mabey
Ib Si
Memorial Oval semifinal sparks Port Germein clash
Central Association match features Reconler Guraioln Knifale Brannis and Sorpi tiual as "Pirie Association" teams meet YMCA in a Memorial Oval semi. Play starts at 2.15 pm with a later clash at 2.30 pm on the Smeller pitch. Teams include YMCA Baptists and multiple players listed with regional clubs.
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Central Association
Reconler
Guraioln
Knifale Brannis
Ya Seeont Sorpi Tiual Pirie Association
Sorateh
Memorial Oval
Pinte Associaton
Pitie
Gang Scuffle at Adelaide Railway Yards Ends in Dismissal
A disrupted incident at the Paliway marshalling yards near Dey Creek involved 45 workers of a gang led by William Vincent. After a quarrel over duties and a claim of sparked violence, Vincent was dismissed amid tensions as the South Australian Railways chief engineer sought reinstatement to resolve the dispute.
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Adelaide
Wiliam Vincent
Empinashing and
Paliway Imarshalling
Dey Creek
Ang
AYben_Vieccnt
Fiat
Altough
Obscens Literature. A Newspaper Fined.
A newspaper was fined a maximum penalty of £20 after a delivery incident described as obscenities in the literature. The event involved Mrs Taldew and others delivering Beckett's Newspapers at Gemeat's Cover, with the defense party noting publication details.
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Taldlew
Beckett
Ain. Otiscone
Popular Official Bids Farewell to Longtime Pirie Shipping Clerk
Mr Sgt. Gondon, a 17 year veteran of the Pirie shipping firm, announced severance from his role as assistant accountant and relieving officer. Colleagues praised his steady rise, knowledge, and loyalty, with eulogies from executives and captains. He plans a possible move to Adelaide after a brief leave, as the company notes his departure.
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Pirie
Sgtv. Gondon
FloydsStanihumley
Condon
Xvellet
Clark
Fils
Wi MaDodd
McDonald
Gondon
Ooursoma
London
Hawk
Howard Smith
Ste
Ming Ily
Caphi
Strachian
Akermin
Hoytinud
Gra
Perbar
Adelaide Duiine
Mr. McDonata
Ragentis
Aba
Adelalag
Ailten
Gondyn
Adelaide tram accident report details missing crew and location
Fragmentary notes from Adelaide authorities describe a Friday tram accident with a claimant named Jean Mary Gouley and a supervisee from the navigation department. The report references a steamer, an island, and a submerged craft near North Adelaide with injuries, a skull fracture, and transport to a hospital.
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Adelaide
Jean Mary Gouley
Gransmiry
Pebruaeya
Browie
Nurpemter
Mel
Ton Prinow
Mopetown Avemus
Chicago
Ken Spar
Travallers
Adalaide
Adelaide- Argu
Althorpe Seyned
Llaht Bulle
Tigdon
Adelaide Moephal
Gernista Navigation
Tragic Austrian Archduke Rudolf Memoir Story Revealed
A long excerpt from a royal memoir details Archduke Rudolf of Austria and the Empress Elizabeth amid a fatal duel in the hunting lodge. Rudolf allegedly reconciled with his mother before dying at six the next morning, following a violent quarrel with Emperor Francis Joseph.
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Sureview
Pais
Mayerung
Maris
Valsiort
Hudolf
Wlizubelt
Francis Joseph
Alsin
Darowell of
Matha
Awe
Ama
Aurla
Rudolf
Jewellery robbery trial in Melbourne court
In Melbourne today Judge Wasley sentenced John Patrick Cors Jake a kampmaker aged 26 to ten four years imprisonment for the jewellery theft of diamond rings valued at 23000 from Palfrey in wintery shay Melbourne. Ayat Carslake arrested in Midwile faced for high slakex, his punishment to be proportioned to the stolen value.
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Melbourne
Wasley
John Patrick Cors- Jake
A~hentmaker
Rabbee
Shay
Ayat Carslake
Midwile
Carslake
Australian record set on the fast West Rail line
Reports indicate Bert Minter leaving Melbourne for Perth with Shell Melbourne confirming the Wyllams destination at Ceduna. Hinkle reportedly passed Ceduna at 1 pm and reached 283 miles per hour near Gok. The event marks a notable funding milestone for a proposed fast West rail service fueling station near Look, tied to a broader Australian record in speed.
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Adelaide
Bry
Bert Minter
Melsouray
Gau
Perth
Shell
Melhourne
Wyllam
Ceduna Yyre Peninsula
Ronaldured
Ecome
Wealth of Woman in Estate Case Shrouded by Crime Past
In Sydney the next of kin of Therka Alice Taylor, who died intestate, faces an estate valued at £43,900. The late woman, once jailed, pursued a criminal path from 1940, amassing property across Sky Areas of Sydney before years of alleged misdeeds and a sequence of unlawful acts. The trust and probate matter unfolds amid her checkered history and public scrutiny.
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Sydney
Peigay
Tad
Alice
Holla
The Hewalians to Perform in Fort Pier Fort Pirle
The Hewalians bring a musical show to Fort Pirle for three nights starting Saturday April 7. They tour Melbourne and Sydney with wide acclaim and are praised for jazz influenced instrumental and vocal numbers.
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Tinow
Kaul Jis Hoga Persmede
Perth
Fort Pirle Joe
Melbourne
Sydney
Yaniong
Australia
Letter to the Editor on track cycling experiments
A letter criticizes the current plan for track cycling experiments at the oval. It argues to move tests elsewhere, then discuss the proposal publicly. The writer warns about future cycling events and gate revenue implications, urging careful consideration by officials and clubs.
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Ave. Mauplis
Sporting
Unopo
Jewel Robbery in Sydney Stolen Jewelry Worth £1000
A jewel theft occurred at a business on George Street Sydney this morning. A robber entered during business hours and fled with jewelry valued around £1000. Police reported no injuries and are reviewing nearby surveillance and witness statements.
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Sydney
Frinay
Ewellery
Svortit
Tragedy and Not Guilty Verdict Reported in Melbourne Scene
In Melbourne Feltuy the jury acquitted 20 year old Ambrose Kleinerh after a dramatic trial. The defendant showed emotion as relatives reacted in court, with Kleiner breaking down and weeping before relatives escorted him away.
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Melbourne
Feltuy
Hanes Retinemant Fodey
Broest
Ambrose Kleinerh
Folene Sampson
Miisham
Kleiner
Rleinert
Kisiney
Toiel
30 Years Imposture Ends in Death by Own Action
A fragmented report from Los Angeles describes a person named Brands Anderson involved in a dramatic downfall tied to 20 years of deception and a fatal self-inflicted act in Oklahoma. The text references Hindus, a world champion para player, and an incriminating letter that reveals a hidden identity and rage, with unclear sequences and names.
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Tiditem Sarvinn
Los Angeles
Us & Ysotnun
Anderson Hae
Oklahoma
Anderson
Gearot Jong
Whyalla News Brief on Local Meeting and Accident
Mrs RhyaT KAhel of Whyalla injured her right arm falling on a piece of wood. Dr walinhy set the fracture and the arm was X-rayed at Tort Wwettsia Hospital before transfer. A vesileuts meeting of Wes ty Weillesiay discussed school committees and a mothers' council, electing Me. M Vandbent as chairman and other officers for the new committee.
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Rhyat Kahel
Whyalla
King
Walinhy
Kahel
Wwettsia Hospital
Dasa
Westy
J. Millar
wAlen
Tennis event features YARGA players at Risdon Park
A tennis day at Bidon Park centers on YARGA matches with 3 pm start. Listed players include O Taylor, D Marshall, P Taylor, G Taylor, Z Kastner, W Maxwell, W Lean, A Bollan, Fihwiddy, W Schella, H Clark, and others from Risdon Methodist and associated clubs. Emergency sections note schedules and participant lists.
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Yarga
Bidon Park Loilay
O. Taylor
D- Marshall P. Taylor
G. Taylor
Z. Kastner
Goringivelt Gonis
W. Maxwell
W. Lean
Ay Bollan
A. Thompson
Fihwiddy
W. Sehehella
G.qnapp
H. Clark
1MCA Y. Risdon Methodist
Mundames
Mathews
Lade
Ilsue
Silasos Parker
Giessen
Hyne
Risdon Park Recreation Meeting Notes and Plans
Notes by Primorts report a meeting of the present committee to be held on Thursday week. Fees are due in advance with proportional charges discussed. A annual general meeting is planned for April 13 to elect year officers, with emphasis on upcoming work, contests, and preparations for a gala. Invitations for dances are issued. attendance by invitation only.
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Primorts
Oia
Flal Adams
Clin
Commuritien
Atendinow
Alternoon
Swenlyn
Anime
Hall
Otmunl
Sind
Aire
Afonihors
Mirela
Car overturns in Melbourne leaves one dead and three injured
A car plunging overturn near Melbourne today killed a 65 year old man identified as Philnot and left Mrs Phillpalt and Mrs Talbot badly hurt while Philnot’s wife and another passenger were injured in the crash. Police investigations continue.
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Melbourne
Priday
al Mortlaie
Autor
Attue Philnot
Sirs
Phillpalt
Niswike
Talbot
Wife shoots husband in bid for separation support
A wife shoots her husband twice in York United Service area aiming to force a £1000 separation allowance. She admits the act and claims her aim was stimulus to secure money. Neighbors recall her troubled reputation and alleged connections. Police include details of motive and suspect age.
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United Service
York
Mutevida
Samo-Runter
Alditcth
Faye
Hans Ju Aedes
Pennsylvanie Eall
Hanged Man Found In Shed At Inoxville
The body of Frederick Badeosk, aged 40, was found hanging from a beam in a shed at the rear of premises on Kyle street. Constable Marshall notified and took the body down, then conveyed it to the morgue. City coroner W Ramsay Ginith was informed.
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Adelaide
Frederick Badeosk
Kyle
Wholesale Market Prices Fragments Recorded Friday Morning
Prices from wholesale markets listed for various fruits and vegetables including apples peaches cauliflowers beans tomatoes and more. Entries show assorted per case and per dozen rates with uncertain spellings and fragmented OCR text.
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Aqelmndy
Bleck Malaga
Metal Market Rumors From Adelatee and London Exchange
Fragmented OCR notes summarize metal market prices and forward quotes for lead tin and silver from Adelatee Fria Ancording and the London Metal Exchange. Mentions shipments, months, and price changes with unclear figures and inconsistent punctuation.
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Adelatee
Fria
Ancording
Tio Australian Mines
Lion
London Metal Exchange
Pirie Silver Case Alleged Receiving
Arthur Guest Gowen a 43 year old Adelaide jeweller appeared before Justice Namer on a charge of having received silver on September 4 1927 knowing it to be stolen from Associated Smelters Proprietary Limited. The defence claimed insufficient direct evidence and argued the case be left to jurors. Gowen admitted purchasing silver from a man named Haines and said he had used about 1000 ounces of silver annually for years. He had a good character and denied knowledge the silver came from theft. The trial continues.
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Adelaide
Arthur Guest
Gowen
Justice Namer
Associataa Smellees
Wyrie -Mulinousg
Fis Honce
Baines
Hin
Apeli
Ulu
Tio
Haines
Gale
Adelaiue
At & Prive
Wiileb Fe
Hales
Tom Pirie
Imp
Tom Haines
Fox
Bowen
Red Rose Leaves Brisbane for New South Wales Voyage
The Red Rose departs Brisbane Friday with Captain Lancaster Mrs Kell Miller aboard the vessel. After maneuvers the ship landed at Grafton at 9 45 near the racecourse where the Bell Rose felt the impact and proceeded to Newhustle.
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Brisbane
Gapl
Lancaster
Kell Miller
Grafton
Wan
Newhusile
Motorists fined in Pirie police court review
Sequel to a general hold up for motor licenses, the Pirie Police Court heard motoring and cycling offenses. Robert Footer was fined 5 shillings and costs for driving without a license within 83 hours. Spitcrow, solicitor, noted the license issue and delay in presenting it. Others paid fines and costs for not holding licenses or possessing unregistered vehicles. Names include Mary Watt, George Fletcher, Thomas James Stephens, and Lionel Lane with fines of 1 shilling or 40 pence and costs. Some defendants had previous dates noted around March 8.
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Pirie
B.C. Scall
Sol
Ned
Casis
Poomer
Leonard Ronshock
Fox
Mary Watt
L. Grouch
George Fletcher
Thouas James Stephens
Maynil Arthur Jones
Frank Velteh
Lionel Lane
Wres
Maris
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Melbowrer
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Cricket
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M. Mellott
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A. Michael
McMilnes
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Allim
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G. Peavons
W. Bond
YMCA
Baptists
Yala
Joint Foam
P. Honilenson
G. Johnston
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Clarke
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J. Mahoney
Ge RL
Keats
Sumner
G. Peruse
Sadiger
Palmer
Brown J. Hughes
Popular
Mr. S. Coridon
Perie Shipping
Althorpe Island
Gnant
Bert
Hinkler
Cook
Aai
Mincham
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Risdon Park
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Fruit and Vegetables
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Spor
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Ron
Silvar
Atondard
Rah
Corward
Cash
Aea
Pirie - Silver
Arthur Bowen
Newcastle
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