Port Pirie Football Association Seeks Ticket Price Cut
The Port Pirie football body considers lowering season ticket charges from 20 shillings 4 pence to 15 shillings 9 pence to boost attendance. Council and association leaders debate earlier 15 per cent vs 10 per cent cuts, aiming to sustain interest while maintaining prior resolutions on charges. Members pressure for broader support, but officials warn against undermining council decisions.
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EJ Fewsd
B. Sutin
Comimpalieny
Coutell
Rafentih
Tie
Port Pirie
Phatea
Alvan
O'Sullivan
Deller
Gatley
Gil Rrasun Uckel
Gatley Anid
Walter
Comnell Ta Enteriain
Port Pirly
Han
Ald. Goode
Counell
Caty
Cathie
Tre -Association
Altogalhar
Goodle
Gue
Cotreytad
Gr. Goftay
Connell
Callies
Gry Bowes
Ald
Mauro
Fragmentary note on London dairy and glass boilies
A garbled OCR fragment references London, a dairy, the number 24, and glass boilies. Context unclear. no coherent event, person, or action can be established from the readable bits.
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Oud
London Dairy
Mysterious death exhumation in poisoning case
Parramatta Coroner’s inquiry examines the death of William Masterton a well known resident. Evidence describes postmortem actions and alleged poisoning with names including James Williamson Mrs Masterton and Constable Latrobe. Claims detail bottle handling washing out and missing traces as the inquest probes motive and authority.
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Sydney
Jay
Parramatta
William Pioneer Mastertuh
Eyeloner
Masterton
Parr
Mirsterton
James
Williaynsd
Jonas
Charles Latrobe
Masterton Hall
James Williamson Waing
Wiliamson
Guilty of Neglect In Injury Case at Kyneton Tailors
A Kyneton court found a local tailor guilty of neglect in an injury case seeking 9000 pounds in damages. The defendant undertook to depose witnesses during a prior hearing, and the suit proceeded on application to counsel for the plaintiff.
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Kyneton Tailors
Ugmy
Kynekon
Counsal
Marine court case notes against Vincent dismissed
The Marine Court of Inquiry dismissed the charge of failure of duty against Deeil Herbert Vincent, a wing mate of the Kaltouz. Counsel for Vincent sought costs from the Navigation Department, which the court refused. The inquiry estimated the collision between the Kaltuns and the gelle qoat at £1,000.
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Seliourne
Charsi
Deeil Herbert Vinsent
Kaltouz
Byte Courk
Merine
Naval Proposals In Camera Discussions Begin
Confidential naval proposals discussants from United Services Condon and Bondo rivals plan talks with British experts at Prysiifenl Hoover. Officials promise strict confidentiality and secrecy will shield proceedings for several weeks.
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United Servies
Condon
Bondo
Britsix Blutes
Prysiifenl
Hoover
Ttig
Crossing Fatalities in New York City Train Collision
Nine persons were killed when a train struck a level crossing crash in New York City. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the collision and emergency responders address the scene.
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Tonto
York
Drunken Disorder Reported At City Court Hearing
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a court session with mentions of drunks and a death incident. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate a proceeding led by Aller presiding and involve individuals such as Charles Goldepink and Mr. Gondynink amidst chaotic events.
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Mglbourney
Aller Presiaing
Drubtes Coury
New Regulations Face Fishing Industry in South Australia
A deputation including J G Wixgerald MP and A Degenhardt met Agriculture Minister J Cowan to press for continued use of mesh nets and to seek delays while inspectors assess fisheries. The minister floated a possible one month extension as inspectors review spawning season impacts and compliance.
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Minister of Agricuture
Atr-J. G
Wixgerald, MP
uie-Magor
A. Degenhardt
Anti -Mussis
Coffey
C. Gagilard
Aishapmen
Munday
Cerangea
Ural
Ies
J. Cowan
Cosma
Adelaide
Pitagerald
Inter
Lie Minster
Misherlea
Por
he-Crohn
Prindsort
Port Pirie
Cowan
Ravermber
A. E. Piusdorf
Gagliardi
Fitegerald
Pitegernit
Othe Sherman
Tinin
Pilz Qeeald
Betigh
Timber trouble disrupts Victorian builders union meeting
Victorian Building Trades representatives gathered with employers to discuss wage and work conditions amid mounting tensions. Police and stewards prevented violence as heated exchange turned to disorder before a peaceful exit as leaders urged restraint and sought a conference with employers.
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Iit
Howev
Muster Builders
Accoctationwejch
Bas Iielbsurat
Mane Buiaeee
Chamber of’ Manufecturas
Councl-p
Unidhs
yoriGoneaior
Sfany Meubers
Infila Rami
Ilo Ufoyemeny
Younoertal
Smith
Asforti
Olemavenenli
Aledl
Conell
Av. Brooks
Unera
Conference Today in Melbourne Links Mayor and Trade Bodies
A local conference in Melbourne gathers mayoral representatives and chamber figures to discuss a proposed measure affecting bainth and boltdiney rate amid wider city financial concerns. The meeting aims to shape a statement before formal action.
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Melbourne
Toepheld
Tall' Omio
Chamber of Ata Tver
Unheeded Request and Vagrancy Arrests in Sydney
In Sydney, several members of a union were arrested on vagrancy charges after about 100 protesters peacefully marched to the Central Police Station demanding their own arrest. After efforts to persuade dispersal, the crowd was dispersed with limited incidents reported.
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Sydney
Tussany
Gentral Pullen
Benevolent Society Rejects Amalgamation Plan Amid Debate
A meeting of the Benevolent Society discussed merging with the Ladies Unemployed Ralles Committee. The idea faced strong opposition. a vote rejected amalgamation, with members expressing concern over the society’s independence and continued relief work.
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GA. Degemhardt
A. O
Uae
Penton
Auvengins
No Compromise in Coal Trouble
In a garbled report, a government official stated no cabinet accepts alternatives to proposed measures amid miners’ unrest. The muddled text references the Miners Federation and a prior cabinet message as part of the ongoing dispute.
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Fyoney
Prawsurer
Mr Shera
Miners' Federation
Jnrupasgis
Stevens
Briday
Weeroona scheme dominates Monday Council meeting
Officials debate Town Clerk time and expenses for the Weeroona project. Council reviews proportional charges, future funding, and requested statements on hours spent and costs, amid tensions between Aldermen Middleton and the Mayor over personal remarks and financial accountability.
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Weerouni
Fargan
Westpoint
Genatus Fundy
Middleton
Atestian
Weeroona
Cornell
Galfoy
Bane
Ute
Solierne
Cevinell
Bergop
Munro
Peraunal
Msadieton
Gr Middleton
Ike
Mindleton
Unclear Historical Note on Yorkshire Winners
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Yorkshire, a win in 1873, and references to years 1803 1986. No clear event, people, or organizations are identifiable beyond these fragments.
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Yorkshire
Anna Hillard Sentenced in Australian Manslaughter Case
MELBOURNE Tuesday Justice MacFarlan presiding voiced doubt about the case while sentencing Anna Hillard after a jury found her guilty of manslaughter in the death of David Wilson, aged. Hillard received ten years imprisonment with hard labor in a tragic court proceeding.
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Melbourne
MacFarlan
Anna Hilllard
David Wilson
Hillard
Eclipse Ketch Wrecked Off Port Adelaide Coast
The South Australian Harbors Board reports the wooden ketch Eclipse wrecked south of Balgowan after striking a reef two miles from shore. The vessel sank, crew escaped in a dinghy, and reached Port Adelaide. The Eclipse valued at 12,500 was unins ur ed. Owned by Captains J and Litley of Birkenhead, master F Llidy, crew included W Webster and O Skimmerlans.
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Adelaide
Thaenday
Port Vie
Ovie
Board Today
Waltseet
Balgowan
Dolvluck
Port- Vi
Wallarow
S.A
Motorist Fined Thirty Pounds for Drunk Driving
Melbourne reports a motorist fined £30 for driving intoxicated. The offense led to license cancellation and a stay on payment for a period.
Italian sentenced for unlawful fur Wounding in Melbourne
Pasquali Serace, an Italian, found guilty of unlawfully wounding Mathew Rayfield after allegedly insulting Bayfield's wife. He was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment by Mr Justice MacFarlzy. Prosecution claimed Serace struck Bayfield with a razor following the insult.
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Melbourne
Pasquali Serace
Justice MacFarlzy
Tat Mathew] Rayfield
Serace
Bayfield
Plane in Marlborough Sounds Disaster Near Hastings
Damaged aircraft from Marlborough Air Depot is found near Marlborough Sound. Pilot Captain Chandler, co pilot and three crew members are reported missing after a flight from Hastings. Search teams were deployed toward Blenheim with two aviators unaccounted and a damaged plane observed in the area.
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Wellington
Noe Chandler
Capt
McDionali
Marlborough
Marlborough Sound
Ann Zent Ward
Qapt Chandder
Hastings
Blenthim
Loss of Trade to State Railways at Broken Hill
Broken Hill reports a planned shipment of concentrates to Cockle Creek via Sydney line. Installation by Electric Light Coy aims to move at least 1 700 tons monthly, with weekly loads around 25 tons, totaling about 725 tons per trip when combined with added train weight. No concentrates have previously run over the Sydney line, signaling a clear traffic loss to Silverton Tramway and the South Australian Railways.
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Broken Hill
Sollay
Sydney
Cockle Creek
Electralytie Ines Coy
Brekeo Hill
Cockle - Crack
Silverton Tramway Company
Sayith Snstralen Railwayss
Quartet of misread names and events from Melbourne party
The fragmentary OCR describes a Melbourne party with references to Wie Hearne Gordes and Alfréd H'bomas Tyrvall among attendees. It mentions police actions, a Beers at a party, and an arrest linked to prevarination, with scattered names and places like Brunsvilok and Davenport Street noted amid garbled text.
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Melbourne
Tuckwons
Waray Iabelfis
Yanhias
Elie
Alfréd H'bomas
Tyrvall
Brunsvilok
General Booth and Mme Servos in Salvation Army reform debate
Experimental text shows a fragmented historical discussion involving General Booth, Mme Servos, and mentions of Salvation Army reform and military rank. The garbled OCR yields uncertain names and phrases, but hints at a debate on religious or paramilitary reform and leadership roles within the Salvation Army.
London Zoo Centenary Broadcast Plans Stall
Historic London Zoo marks its centenary with a Watts Service broadcast and festive events. Zoo staff promise a special program featuring elephants trumpeting and a 200 year old exhibit, while parrots and monkeys engage visitors with planned performances.
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Watts Service
Landui
Acotwlvaléa
Iabiteghof
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London Zoo
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