Child Endowment Debate in Sydney Hearing
Friday evidence before the Child Endowment Committee in Sydney reveals varied views. The Trades and Labor Council backs universal endowment while the New South Wales Benevolent Society notes severe housing hardship in poorer districts with families living in cramped conditions and shared spaces. One case cites a renter in a good position supporting a large family living in cramped quarters and a tram.
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Sydney
Child Endowment Committee
Harden
Sydney ‘Trades and Labor Council
Wth
Lusy Gullett
New South Wales Benevolent
Macquitele Street
Crossing Accident In Wayville At Park Terrace
Adelaide police report a level crossing collision in Wayville, injuring Alobert Stott of Mhink Street. He was rushed to Adelaide Hospital with severe head injuries and a fractured skull. Stott had been a familiar figure at Allen Springs for years.
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Adelaide
Petany
Park Terrace
Wayville
Alobert Stott
Mhink Shreet
Way Ville
Adelaide Hospital
Stott Revenuy
Petvert
Te Commonwealth Police Department
Asm
Alien Springs
Insolvency hearing for Lena May Walters in Adelaide
Fast living and heavy spending at Adelaide drapery shops left Lena May Walters unable to meet debts. Accountant's report shows liabilities of 8 pounds 4 shillings 4 pence and deficiency of 15 pounds 7 shillings 5 pence, with hearing adjourned to June 4 for further examination in chambers.
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Adelaide
Tudge Paine
Lena May Walters
South Terrace
Delhi Street
Liberal Candidate Blight Heads West Coast Tour
The Liberal candidate for Grey W L R Blight will leave with C S A Hawker to tour Port Augusta Cowell Kimba Port Lincoln Strawberry Bay and other centres. They will advance federal election organisation and aim to boost support. Blight plans to be away about a fortnight.
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WL. R. Blight
Grey
C. S. A. Hawker
South Australian Liberal Federation
Port Augusta
Cowell
Kimba
Port Lincoln
Streaay Bay
Adventurous nurse completes paddle journey to Murray Bridge
Nurse M. AO Hual of Adelaide, formerly at Ren minrk Hospital, departed in a canoe named Svretergaet in March and reached Murray Bridge last night after rough seas. She logged about 42 miles daily, endured delays, and rested with river vendors along the way before planning to settle at Murray Bridge for a time and then proceed to Aiello.
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Murray Bridge
M. AO Hual
Adelaide
Renminrk Hospital
Mareh
Murray
Hual
Browent
Nuva
Selliéra
Hiroyat
Nurse Fun
Foyy
Miveviry Briiten
Aiello
Cabinet Endorses Bill on Local Government Franchise
The cabinet today endorses the bill governing local government franchise. It notes possible repeal or amendment of the Lane Government bill. A ministerial resignation occurred earlier, linked to local government policy, amid party dynamics and ongoing cabinet deliberations.
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Lane
Hme Shake
AL Hn
Mr Bourne
Gouatey Party
Bubint
Surplus of Labor in Port Pirie Amply Noted
Unemployment in Port Pirie is reported as acute as in major state centers. Shipping has slackened and waterside workers earn about £2 weekly over months. Many long-term residents struggle to make a livelihood while strangers still arrive seeking work that is not readily available. The Smelters maintain normal staffing but overall demand for labor remains weak.
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Port Pirie
Arbitration Court Suspends Marine Cooks Award in Melbourne
The Federal Arbitration Court in Melbourne suspends the Marine Cooks Bakers and Butchers Association of Australasia award from midnight, as Sir AG Mennaies for shipowners and MP G Mooney for workers clash over the case. The judge noted the suspension may not resolve the union grievance and kept open questions about validity and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joage Dethridge
Federal Arbitration Court
Marine Cooks, Bakers, and Butchers’ Association of Australasia
AG. Menaies
G. Mooney
Employes
Mennaies
Ms Honor
Mp Mooney
Nike
Parker Veneela
Herout
Unclear Crime Note From Sydney Amid Gunfire Report
A brief and garbled Sydney blot shows a shooting or alarm involving a 10 man party and an alert at Sydney. No clear details on persons, organizations, or outcomes are readable, leaving the event description incomplete and hard to verify.
Arbitration Court hears conflicting affidavits in Water side case
In Melbourne the Federal Arbitration Court opened hearings on the Water side Workers Federation dispute. Judge Beeby noted conflicting affidavits from both sides and warned that the matter would be investigated. A timber Moyers representative said slings of timber were often mismeasured, risking overwork and potential action in the Water side affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelbourne
Federal Arbitration Court
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Beeby
Nevion
Eni* Moyers
Iearing
Aley
Merchant Service Guild Protest Heard in Arbitration Court
In Melbourne on Friday Chief Judge Dethridge heard the Merchant Service Guild object to masters handling cargo. Captain J Allan stated the guild argues cargo should be handled by engineers when no wharf laborers are available. The dispute centers on current awards and wage implications for the ships crew and harbor labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ite Plaint
Marchant Service Guild
Dethridge
Pedera: Arbitration Court
J. Allan
Maainry
Emmot
Qhart
Japanese Deserter Fined In Melbourne Court
City Court fines Dalgety Ltd £100 for permitting crew desertion from the steamship Aki Maru while docked in Melbourne. A Japanese crew member aboard the Wet Vessel reportedly deserted and has not been seen since, prompting action against the shipping company.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Japan
Federal Wharf Compensation Claim Concluded
The Federal Wharf Company sued the Minister of Marine over the resumption of the Federal Wharf in Pirle. Initial claim was £297,080. arbitration before Mr Justice Piper and Sir J. Al. Cardew assessed compensation at £159,580 after evidence and arguments.
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Federal Wharf Company
Want
Lipowake
Exidenes
Australian Davis Cup players worry over Geawford health
London report from Friday notes Mawkes of the Australian team reporting concern over Geawford’s health and possible inability of Le Will De to play in the male match. Patterson declines to speak, while Italian rivals and French judges monitor practice as Morpurgo shapes well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mawkes
Genoa
Geawford
Deel
Patterson
Mrefedt
France
Anf
Morpurgo
Denton
Stefano
Deanford
Australia
Grachard
Hopman
Meeting proposal for League of Nations in Ottawa
London report says Canada’s Prime Minister Mackenzie King weighs a meeting of the League of Nations in Ottawa. Sir Austen Chamberlain replies on unity with the United States, noting only the council may decide on Geneva talks.
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United Service
London
Sum
Mackensie King
Canada
League of Ne- Hoos
Ottawa
Werbert Amen
House of Commons
United States
Geneva
Council
Boxer Fined for Theft in Melbourne Court
Former boxer Douglas, a well known figure in Melbourne, was sentenced by the City Court to one month in prison for stealing a ring and other articles from a Bourke Street shop. The defense claimed he was intoxicated and unaware of his actions, with an appeal planned.
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Melbourne
Whallyhn Douglas
Bourke
Neha Asked for By Captain Five Clause Up Was
Neha requested details from Captain five regarding a clause that was raised. The request centers on clarifying the up to date terms and implications for ongoing operations and compliance.
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Neha
Battle of Tsinan Fronts Escalate As Japan Reinforces
Reports from the battlefront describe intensified Japanese action near Tsinan with additional troops and air units. Casualty figures cite three Japanese dead and twenty wounded, while Chinese losses are listed as heavy. Naval transports and a new mixed brigade move from Manchuria toward Shantung as authorities prepare further reinforcement.
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United Service
Japan
Presa
Martiven
Shantung
Korean Air Regiment
Kure
Cheetao
Tupanees
Rotiun Mille
Talngine
Sanu
Taine
Girl Shot in Zeehan During Walk to Ball
In Zeehan Tasmania an 18 year old girl, Gwendolene Sabelberg, was shot in the face and chest while walking to a ball on Main Street. The assailant, Les Yom Kins, aged 25, was arrested after a struggle. The victim is in critical condition though the injuries are not considered life threatening. police report she spoke no words before the shooting.
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Melbourne
Gwendolene
Sabelberg
Zeehan
Tasmania
Les'e Yom Kins
Tomkins Wee
Mise Sabelberg
Adelaide markets and London Metal Exchange prices report
Friday reports from Adelaide list wholesale fruit and vegetable prices including apples oranges cabbage and peas with per case and per dozen rates. Also cited are London Metal Exchange quotations for May 4 covering copper lead tin silver and related forward and spot prices with noted percent changes and shipment-month figures.
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Adelaide
London Metal Exchange
Sandard
Ouner
Dressing room Delay at Memorial Oval Sparks Football Frustration
Local footballers express dissatisfaction over inadequate dressing room facilities at Memorial Oval. Old facilities moved to a new site, incomplete work leaves players with open-air huts, limited showers, and poor privacy. Mel. Gregions, Solomantown president, calls for urgent completion amid mounting criticism.
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Memorial Oval
Mel. Gregions
Uy Solomantown
Thas
Wirte
Missing Wheat and Stakes in Rural Racing Note
A fragmented racing brief lists horses and odds with unclear stamps such as Adit 42.4 and Jalen Jordan 42. It mentions Elder Stakes and Nine furlongs at Cheon BAS with entries like Caserta 8.12 and Amant 8.41. The legible items suggest a period in which horse names and betting figures appear amid garbled OCR.
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Cheon Bas
Alfirm
Denon
Rowalla
Caserta
Spearer
Amant
Ipsbury
Ammock A.A
Aspendale Meeting and Wardle Race Notes
Aspendale meeting details include selections and the Wardle Race, with mention of the Port Pirie Police court proceedings, a wheat theft arrest, and the Aspendale racing program. The article describes the 11:30 start, horse names, and the Six furlongs event as well as a police case tied to wheat theft from Wittess and the Wheat Wharf.
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al Morpholiville
Port Pirie Police Couet
Adelaide
Scott
Manaus
Mervyb
M. B. Middleton
Tae Crawhy, Mann and Co
Weaith
Wittess
Withese
AAO
P.m
Decdnes Tralleur
Hallie Wharf
Seegeiec
Amante
Mlannan
Fay
Fdas
Wii
Burnaby
Constable
Janie
Wonedne
Prince
Athes
Xingoda
Henry Harold Pares
Melbourne
Weller
Aspendale
Elle
Malas
Thorpe
Wipomergalen
Hannan
Hanan
Helley
Hayman
Bergey
Oblet
Origitsity
Mannan
South Australian Stakes and St Leger results fragment
Racing data fragment shows seven furlongs event with Sintra Yassmin Bowshot and others listed with odds. Also mentions St Leger Saree Casper pols Jeols Tay and partial betting figures, unclear outcomes.
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Sintra
Yassmin
Bowshot
Capitcda
Golden Aureate
ST. Leger
Casperpols
Poeae Myeiog Club Track Meet Interval Results
The Poeae Myeiog Club held a track meet during interval at Memorial Own today. Notable events include Colts with Synnett 50 yards and Hards 15, Miewrell 140, Whit Seniors two miles with Williams 100 yards, Brook and McLean 120, Govan 440, Whitehead and Brown 466, Merlino, Shamie, Hauke, Hunn 200, Mengelly 100, and Combined three quarter mile with Williams 49 yards, Brook and McLean 43, Govan 55, Brown 60, Merios, Small, Hunn 35, Gyomeu 65, Whitehead 0, Prageliy 113.
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Poeae Myeiog Club
Esgit Maloh
Ue Hut
Mee Mael
K Synnett
A. Semeee Hards
GML
Miewrell
J. Whit
G. Willams
Brook
A. McLean
W. Govan
E. Whitehead
A Brown
Merlino
J. Shamie
C, Hauke
W.hunn
Mengelly
G. Williams
C. Brook
McLean
A. Brown
Meriios
J. Small
W. Hunn
K. Gyomeu
J. Prageliy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Child Endowment
Grey Electorate
Orginal
Pirie
BY Arbitration Court
Pridiy
Combs
Makdarh Parker Alramers
Gondoneg
Yhfen
Sytney
Merchant Service
Ais
Wat
Federal Wharf
Pord
League OF Nations
Boxer
Tsinan
Commercial
Melboorke
Melbaarde
Goodwood Handicap Today
We Adit
Aspendale Meeting
Wardle
Tal
Weltsr
Weve
Nee Adetra
Asonale Plate
Littl'e Seamer Valrart
Asp Purse
Rida Eo -Toribe
Pawens
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