Racing in Adelaide Sees Night Patrol Triumphs Amid Rain
Heavy rain at Cheltenham and Port Adelaide meetings marred racing but did not stop Night Patrol from a strong show. Aldrick won the chief handicap while Mobilong and Decorum posted notable performances in the Plate and Lewis Stakes, as量 dividend totals reflected a subdued but competitive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrick
Anckurs
Gortula Teihe
Ann Majeure
le Shepard
Park Tate
Dluner
Meromtueli
Onafil
Lenheim
Hari Work
Thanksgiver
Miter
S§mines
Mobllong
Ality
Night Patrol
Mat
Aurift
Jackes
Aut
Weller
Wakelic
Ma Oble
Tut
Arrula
Willilrayen
Biskra
Fatal Slip Shreds Man in Unclear Scene
Fragmented OCR text reports a fatal incident with a man killed as his body described in horrific terms. The garbled prose references a First Division and multiple named entities, but details are unclear and incomplete.
Boxing Mulmalian Showdown in Sydney Stadium
Round by round recap of Huddy Saunders versus Cameron in Sydney. Saunders lands occasional rights but clinches dominate and Cameron leads early on points. A late swing injures Saunders, prompting a dreary finish amid crowd disappointment.
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Mulmaline
Sydney Stadium
Huddy Saunders
Lie Hexen
Pana Sauer
Saumders
Hameron
Wisseliver
Cameron
Neace
Saunders
Death of Timothoy Coghlan in London
An obituary note reports the sudden death of Timoth y Coghlan in London after returning from New South Wales. He fell ill, died at home with his wife present, and was attended by Dr Curtis. His family and notable acquaintances, including Sir Timothy and others, were with him or noted in the wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luni
Timthy
Gozhka
McTiernsn
Oreliek
Amd
Hig Wie
Thaothy
Timothy
Ur Curtis
Eat
Hoark Gultuer
Vafork
Goxitan
Synney
Sun
EB. McTiernan
Cien
New South Wales
London
T. Dawg
J.hony
Ageicuttara
Dum
Me Ani
Kilburn Beats De Leon In Sydney Championship Bout
Kilburn defeated Gavino De Leon on points over 20 rounds at Sydney Stadium. Kilburn showcased a spectacular performance though both fighters displayed excellent form in a match noted as Kilburn's best in Australia.
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Sydney
Sydney Stadium
Kilburn
Gavino de Leon
Thunder Mountain stage drama at the Kentucky R Mownbra Theatre
Amusements note a film or stage presentation at Alhambra Pictures featuring a feminine lead and an orphan run by crude mountaineers. Cast includes Leslie Fenton Emily Fitzroy and Dit Mason in a tale of mountain danger, romance, and escape with supporting players in minor roles.
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Nate Bel
Avalon
Lestie Fenton
Kentucky
R Mownbra Theatre Creen
Sen Martin
Mommlain
Heyygerst
Coal Crisis Britain Strikes Near as Mines Shut
A British coal crisis report notes the first offer from mine owners rejected and all mines to close at midnight. Prime Minister and union leaders fail to reach a settlement. A commission to be appointed in December is planned, with talks about national minimum wages and industrial reorganization continuing amid threatened strikes.
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Meoten
Lunn
Mdnnight
Tor Reach & Settlement
Momentous Issue Review by Trades Union Congress
The ONDUN report cites Mr Thornts urging calm after failed talks. A government warning circular warns of possible stoppages if coal disputes persist, outlining provisional Civil Commissioners and Divisional Staff to be formed if a national emergency is proclaimed. The aim remains peace with volunteers and emergency measures in case of broader industrial action.
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Ondun
Thornts
Trades Union Congress
Anow
Hielo
Australians Match at Leicester Report
British newspaper note reports a cricket match between Australia and Leicestershire at Leicester. Umpires re inspecting a sodden wicket and later decision on whether play can proceed after lunch.
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Leicester
sHealer
London
Lust
Australia
Leicestershire
Ainill Vt
Lusdon
Bank Robbery in Sydney Yields Thousands Stolen
Police traced a Sydney bank robbery with about £2000 missing from the Government Savings Bank vault on Barracks Street. Investigations followed reports of a driver sighting and hotel checks as officers searched for the suspect carrying a large sum of money. The disappearances linked to a week-old case remain under police inquiry.
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Campbelltown
Government Savings Bank
Teat Taubes
Ali
Not Super-Men Australian Critics On Holypurt Performance
The Australian Press Association review from Holypurt says the Australians impressed judges with courage and defense but lacked pace and power. The critic notes their pitch and fielding were decent yet they showed no real superiority, and pace and consistency limited their appeal compared to past Ashes performers.
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Landon
Holypurt
Massie
Starving Sheep Hit Central Queensland Drought
In Central Queensland the drought worsens as farmers report sheep dying and cattle thinning. A mob of 2000 ewes near Winton was sold for 1 6 each, while a Longreach selector traded 800 weaners to a buyer elsewhere, aided by railway freight links.
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Brisbane
Sumluy
Queensland
Winton
Moby
Interstate Rowing S A Ladies Win Interstate Four oared
South Australia ladies crew won the interstate four of length and a half over Queensland in a half mile race in Adelaide. The winning quartet included G O’Malley M Quinn AINT Thomas and Hill with the coxswain guiding as the South Australian boat rode to lead despite a damaged oar and maintained pace to finish clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umsbane
South Australia
Champiquilin
Queensland
Bolt
McNad
Shrer
The Launch Princess Coastwise Rescues and Delays
A perilous voyage aboard the Launch Princess faced gale winds near the galt coast. Despite fears of boiler or fuel shortage, the craft found shelter at Marion Bay after a telephonic update from Marbory Board chair Mrs. Burgoyne. Conditions permitting, the voyage will resume at once.
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Galt
Mie
J. Ac Farqntar
Marbory Board
Burgoyne Lid
Adelaide
Marlon Bay
Bishop of Willochra Holds Busy Pirle District Day
The Bishop of Willochra visited Pirle district delivering morning service at St Barnabas Salomontown and a supper constellation service. In the evening he preached at Puls and will preside at a Vestry meeting with wardens and pews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willochra
Pirle
S. Barnabas
Salomontown
Cleuring
Championship Billiards Result in England Title Claim
A fragmented report notes Mechumey of Ireland defeated Wavis to retain the professional championship of England at Motburn WBE, with a 46 000 score and 1 529 entrants mentioned in an Aut leaige Africa context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outer
Africa
Mechumey
Nari Ireland
Motburn
England
Newnan Hotter
Ba Wavis
Writ
A Technical Knockout in Sunday Bout Details
A brief report notes a technical knockout occurring in a Sunday bout with 41.58 seconds, seared attack on Pole, and a police stop in the fourth round. It mentions Verrite pomisten and Wipliss as elements of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLE
Vead
Jack Pole
Tiger Paywe Outpointed at Mihi Brisbary Stadium
In a Sunday card at Mihi Brisbary Stadium, Tiger Paywe was outpointed by opponent Vayile, with Wiltims on the card and a fast pace noted. The event ended 115 to 80 in favor of the opponent, reflecting a decisive result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Mihi Brisbary Stadium
Jill Wiltims
Port Pirie Trotters Club Honors Clerk at Meeting
A Saturday evening gathering at the Port Pirie and District Trotting Club was presided over by President Meti Goode. The meeting thanked Me F. Wo Sebulee for his service as clerk, with compliments from officers and members, while misheard apologies from Messrs John Smith and L J Roper were noted for their absence.
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Port Pirie
Wis
Ell
Meti, Goode
Me“F. Wo Sebulee
AUS
Mus
Speen
Mears M. Middleton
Tk. Bosomsworth
A. Mount
G. Lamgsford
Alu
Sele
Neal Speoety
Hiei
Aml
Hart
John Smith
L. J. Roper
Miners Union to Meet After Rejected Offer
London report says miners rejected the owners final offer and the Miners Executive and Trades Union Congress will meet this evening to review the situation. Workers at Northumberland pits finish shifts and gather at the gates, awaiting developments and possible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Minera’ Executive and
Gons
Mie
Weregates
Ice Mission
Man Overboard At Tall Yway Wharf In Evening Incident
A man, evidently intoxicated, wandered onto the wharf as the Ute pleamer Anglo-Egyptian prepared to hail from Tall Yway Wharf. After an argument and fall, he was aided ashore by the Harbor Board launch crew and police, then removed to hospital for treatment. The vessel continued to Anchorage with the pilot on duty.
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Tallyway
Arlee
Willy
Wyome
Austral Theatre Tonight Shows Farce and Drama
Austral Theatre presents a program tonight featuring a clever and humorous act by Tess of Ye aC rherviles and a dramatic feature with Norme Shearer titled The badly at the Night. The listings promise a popular night with the greats including Thomas Harts and a sensational stage program drawing large crowds from Sant land's.
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Jimg Progravanes
Vastdev
Thomas Harts
Norme Shearer
Santland's
General Strike Threat Looms in Coal Region
Reports from London describe a broad movement amid labor unrest with a general strike planned at midnight. Government ministers, union leaders, and cabinet members met to avert escalation as workers across transport steel and other sectors face disrupting actions leading to possible stoppages Tuesday.
Prime Minister Holds Five Hour Downing Street Talks
A lengthy five hour sitting at 10 Downing Street between the Prime Minister and union representatives adjourned without disclosure of discussed subject matter. The matter remains adjourned while the regulations will take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iteuter
Lustus
Prine
Downing Stree
Unis
Precautions Ordered Neuter JW View of Coat Strike
In a terse directive the civil Commissioner issued direct init n restrictions to limit actions by night workers and maintain order. The notice targets unsanctioned gatherings and enforces surveillance measures, declaring penalties for repeated violations.
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Sieneti Fc
Warinesaen
Ann Pratsthiltn
Dismissed Unionists in N S3W T: Dismissed unionists in N.S.W. strike action spreads
Sydney reports a mass layoff of about twenty thousand workers across engineering and metal trades as they walk out in protest against a 48 hour week ruling. The High Court order and Federation pressure drive employers to dismiss workers who abstained on Saturday with widespread union participation and planned dismissals Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Werk Als Mors
Oranr
High Court
Iom
Clyde
Metal ‘Trade Employers' Federation
Metal Trates Federation
Federal Arbitration Court reconstituted with life tenure leadership
Prime Minister S. M. Bruce announced plans to introduce legislation when Parliament meets on May 19 to reform the Federal Arbitration Court. The proposed law would appoint a president and deputy president with life tenure and full judicial powers. It seeks to resolve the standard working hours issue by referring it to the reconstituted court for investigation, addressing conflicts with New South Wales 48-hour week awards.
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Melbourne
Saluray
S. M. Bruce
Parlement
Federal Arbitration Court
Brude
New South Wales
Hope for Settlement in Engine Drivers and Fire Down Strike
Regulators report a hopeful mood after talks between the Federated Engine Drivers and Fire Down's Association and the Prime Minister. The coal strike is unlikely as the union favors arbitration and threatens to withdraw natives if Mr Hibite or any member of the interim wires are chosen as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Federated Engine Drivers
Fire Down's Association
Hibite
Interent Wirlies
Nwt
Education official remarks on funding and facility losses
A Friday briefing notes that the education ministry discusses a five point plan affecting SVUNEV. Joris states the Swen facility losses last year were significant and outlines steps to improve RF per component. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svunev
Dineatem Siibed
Joris Thet
Outstanding Riders Dominate Trotting Season
Percy Milnes proved dominant on the seawom trotting circuit with Ws mounts winning 9 races and placing tops at 17 meetings. He scored multiple firsts and seconds aboard horses including Happy Jack, Bright Wilkes, Mappy Jack, and Sando Ty, earning a season total of 36 wins and numerous placings. Renowned owner J.B. Morgan supplied mounts, with Slew of notable horses such as Playful Duck and The Wisen contributing to Milnes success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Milnes
Vixen
Bright Wilkes
Mappy Jack
Milnés
Widing
jHlig
Sando Ty Nat
Wakoul
Snowdteep
Playful Duck
Lee Wiel
the Wisen
Bright Witkex
Samluw
Sandy Bob
Dewdrop
Wahoul
Happy Duck
J.B. Morgan
Mas Howell
Perine
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Franklin Wordle
McIntyrey
Mount Lock
Telford
Majeure
Wistolier
Antonell
Loumay
Turin
Nuzeera
Percival
Mecudivh
Auatuts
Tock Vault
Park Lane
Remorn
Mtealo
Thirtin
Aidrick
Godby
St. Ality
Eddy
Rittender
Wallace
Speed
Shanky
Swibieingdor
Fen Lanny Watt Bey Malloy Mead
Sunidlay
Mas
Ain
York Wester
Mily
Meathursty
Gadeleo
Mikatits
Park
Takworth
Pistolene
Tom
Habe
Light Up
Millbrook
Warrak
Amenhotep
Visi
Wudergths
York Welter
Ceed
Karachi
Ghiet Toni Fone
Besk Man
Euratord
Lysemon
Little Mery
Tin
Livinae
Tation
G. Wink
Myoeny
Rae
Wiszdulis Jurdtt
Eastgate
Wondi
Vesisins
St Neneale
Tuten
Mbiary King
Linki
Anton Triner Theat
Coldstream
Boxing
Timothy Coghlan
WR McTiernan
Alhambra Pictures
WTAN
Emily Fitzroy
Ma Mae Birney
Jain
Mason
Olivier
Arthur Housensin
Jay Want
Otisarian
Paull
Britain
Theoigh
Mr Baldwin
Relein Vereupett
Ashok Thie
Curtin
Rive Aisieler Din
Selelies
tAustalian Press Association
Central
Interstate Rowing
S.A. Ladies
Marion Bay
Tiger Paywe
Austral Theatre
Lontun
Frailes Ulan Gonrevenee
Persicen
Trules
Utunan Steel
Seth Wales
Amd Srothil
Teuton London
Trade Union Congress
Baldwie Bers
Noy
Teowiting Street
Stalemrat
N.3
Arbitration Court
Jomes
Wa Education
P. Milnes and
J. R Morgan
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