Avro Avian visits Port Pirie amid radio and finance talks
The Avro Avian, identical to Bert Hinkler's London Australia plane, toured Port Pirie as residents viewed the craft and took special flights. The mission highlighted South Australia's radio and finance issues, with Wings Ltd and the National Musical Federation Ltd aiming to place public ownership of radio assets while pilots and a local aero club discussed landing grounds and a taxi service at 1 shilling per mile.
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Port Pirie
Bert Hinkler
London
Australia
Avro Avian
South Austradia
Aml Radio
Forthermore
Droprieter
Nags! Musical Federation Lk
Sieeresis Radio Broadea-Fine
South Australia
Sherely
Nf de Visie
Ayre Ayia
CR. Brown
National Musical Federation Ltd
Brown
Victoria
South Australa
Marvels of
1 Radio
Jacques
Wings Ltd. Methourns
Corporation of
J. C. Fitzgerald
Pirie
The Olympic Team Farewelled in Sydney
The Australian Olympic team of 20 athletes was publicly farewelled in Sydney on Monday for a one day send off.
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Sydney
One Vote Victory Triggers Labor Ballot Clash in Melbourne
Melbourne sources report a one vote margin deciding a Labor ballot question and triggering internal moves. D C Medath MLA and others discuss the outcome as rival factions blame the irregular vote, while Theodore’s supporters claim widespread party interest and direct audience impact.
Chilled meat scare prompts health inquiry in Melbourne
A delegation representing the meat trade questioned the health chief Me Berkel on frozen meat sales and possible adulteration. The minister said he would investigate the matter and report findings soon.
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Melbouilne
Berkel
Amd
Alisguliona
Pirie Town Council Reports Of Off icers Busy Fortnight
The Pirie Town Council held a crowded fortnightly meeting with Mayor Mr J Oss Fingerald presiding. Officers reported bank balances and payments across accounts for electricity and main roads, and committees proposed permits for coastal and training facilities while planning repairs and upgrades to roads and public buildings.
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Pirie Town
Port Pirhy
R. C. Rothall
Cockburn
Lerk
Cdi
Rosde
Balanes Ae
Withdrawal demand sparks imminent rupture in Egypt crisis
Sir Heginald Hoare delivered a note to M. Nahas warning Egypt to withdraw the Assembly bill within three days or face British action to protect foreign interests. Meanwhile Malta reports British warships deployed toward Egypt, with destroyers Warapile and Vallint and cruisers Ceres Calypso Calidon sailing for the region.
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Cairo
Heginald Hoare
Geitieh
M. Nahas
Egypt
Britain
Malta
Warapile
Vallint
Ceres
Calypso
Calidon
Railway Disaster Sparks Public Outcry in Hex River Pass
A Johannesburg passenger train toppled from an embankment on Hex River Pass, 140 miles north of Cape Town, leaving multiple deaths as charred remains were found among the wreckage. Europeans growing increasingly uneasy after a string of derailments and accidents prompts calls for a general railway inquiry.
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United Service
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Hex River
Cape Tayit
Hay
Endowment figures loom in New South Wales plan
Sydney report depicts the royal commission on child endowment noting substantial state statistics. Endowment totals for the first year of the scheme exceed £60,000 with 32,410 claims granted by March 20. Officials say about 64,000 dependent children may be eligible, with weekly payments under review.
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Sydney
Moniny
New South Wales
Fotolia Bsaa Aea
Waites Slli
Postmaster’s Lapse and Theft Charge in Bevenhills
Postmaster Murry Dodds was found unconscious by his assistant and claimed a burglary at Bevenhills. He later admitted the statement was false. Vestyne was charged at the main Court with misappropriating £200 of government property and was committed for trial.
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Sydney
Murry Dodds
Bevenhills
Vestyne
Hemain
Russian couple remanded for counterfeit notes in Melbourne
In Melbourne City Court Stefan Karasiewiz and Sonia Marthanks faced charges of forging five pound notes and possessing a printing press used for forgery. The woman sobbed, and they were remanded until May 8 with bail set at 500 pounds.
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Melbourne
Mondastefan Karasiewiz
Sonia Mar
Tansnait
Threats against Judge Avory prompt Hyde Park guard
A Sunday report from the Old Bailey trial notes an anonymous letter threat signed by a woman claiming an assassination attempt on Mr Justice Avory if William Kennedy Meas is sentenced to death. Police with armed guards are stationed near Hyde Park where the judge resides.
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United Service
London
Justice Avory
William Kennedy Meas
Hyde Park
Queensland Floods Rockhampton Subside as Clean-Up Begins
Moss reports floodwaters in the Rockhampton district are subsiding and danger is reduced. Farmlands suffered damage but farmers are already at work clearing debris and preparing for a new start.
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Rockhampton
Melbourne court fines man for salt theft and imprisonment
In Collingwood Court, Stephen Gala, 43, received a fine of 50 pounds and four months imprisonment for carrying water without a warrant. Repairs to store panes and showers were noted, with plumbers installing three shower baths at the drill hall. Tests on water services and shop surveillance showed the west street area was in order.
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Repart
Bhrade
Leanie—Tisi
Aril Tall
Alde
Steult Hall
Groun
Ivan
Tne Playground Committee
Tte
North Ward
South Ward
Norman Street
Filen Street
Florence
Aril Mall
Technical School
West Ward
Weatley Street
Balmoral Road
Esmond Road
Broadway Road
Moppett Road
Solomontown Ward
Alpha Terrace
Solomontown Road
Prince Street
Affora Road
Railway Terrace
Greiner
Three Chaim
Mtrance
Northern Mothers
Utd
Melbourne
Pan Stephen Gala
Collingwood Court Iam
Strceet
Position of Cooks Union In Federal Arbitration Court
Melbourne report on Chief Judge Dethridge warning stewards and cooks unionists to end labor actions. The court states striking cooks face removal from court and risks to their rights if protests disrupt the industry. The hearing centers on tensions between the union and employers over job control and remedies.
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Melbourne
Manilay
Dethridge
Jooka
Truxt I
Sheetacon
Allam
Sydney
Guild
Nover
Jaward
Cooks Union Leader Reiterates Stance Amid Turmoil
A stubborn stance by Ménd 13 of the Cooks Union persists as negotiations stall. The shipstrammer Woers bew bad remains unresolved, with no consensus in the workers group.
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Melbourne
Cooks’ Union
Red Ambitions in Port Adelaide Debated by MP
In Adelaide on Monday MP T. T. Thompson claims Bolshevist funds aid Port Adelaide aims to seize control of the Seamen's Union. He praises A. C. Woods ford for exposing Soviet influence and notes calls to bar foreigners from senior waterfront roles amid fears of communist agitation.
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Walsh-Johansen
Walsh
Russia
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Port Adelaide
Soviet fears and alleged plots amid Afghan king threat
Soviet authorities report arrests and suspected conspirators across Kiev, Poltava, and Kharkov tied to King Amanullah's reign. They claim a purge targets red elements, including 17 officers led by Gol Shiraver, with plots to assassinate Amanullah and deploy private forces from Moscow and Leningrad. The tense climate follows warnings of dictatorship in Afghanistan and regional pretexts to quell dissent.
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Ervice
Riga
Amanulla
Afghanistan
Acle
Kiev
Poltavit
Kharkov
French Elections In Chamber Ballot Count
Paris reports in wireless dispatch that with only one session winding down the party standings in the French Chamber election are as follows. The outcome shows shifting blocs and the balance of power remains unsettled as results trickle in from key departments and cities.
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Paris
Approaching Winter Sport and Football Season
By Loutre. The season of the Port Paris Football Association will not receive its assigned tasks while they were enlisted from the fund. this matter has yet to be acted on or arranged.
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Loutre
Aeason
Port Paris Football Assacingan
Wwe
Iyr
Pirie
Adelaide Oval
Bouth Australian Football Association
Solomontown to Open Season Against St Marks
Solomon town opens the season against St Marks for the fourth year in a row with hopes of a victory. The association reports improving harmony, a paid-up balance, and plans for metropolitan fixtures and hospital support for injured players, as clubs seek funds through dances and events.
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Solamantown
St. Marke
Soltles
Fir
Solomontown
Proprietary
St. Marka S—S
Lhp
Pirie Tootall
Audi
Adansise Murray
Mefiutne Cattendee
Paselle Keabray
Wilko Adelaide
Wents Mull
Taiey
Sam Win
Allie of Homes
Willis Amt RA
Sharp
Ani
Goelal
St. Marks
Joans
Sta JSON
Oplimien
Irritan
Toller
Thera
Smut
jeompaliBon
Brighton By election results predicted for Brighton seat
Melbourne report indicates Nationalists expect Tom Macfarlane to win the Brighton by election by 300 votes. Martin Hannah, a candidate in the by election, filed a writ seeking £500 from a builder for alleged theft.
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Melbourne
Tom Macfarlane
Cassides
Brightso
Martin Hannah
Brighton
Des
Ther Tett
Allaged Tel
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