Opening of Season Delights with Two Double Wins at Crystal Brook
Weather favored opening games as Crystal Brook hosted two contests under umpire C Haaken. In B grade Crystal Brook beat High School 10 to 3 with J Jones and D Strawbridge leading scorers and Bailey Pilkington standout in defense. In A grade Crystal Brook edged High School in a close finish after Dell and Shudwick opened scoring late. Aftonville and Jean Park also starred with Park scoring twice.
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Wits
Crystal Brook
C. Haaken
Fgh
H. Bailey
D. Pilkington
P. Goulter
P. Carter
B. Shrudwick
V. Venning
Rogers
M. Leaker
M. Milnes
Murphy
Wella
Ping
Afonville
Juan Park
B. Joyou
A. B. Leopard
Dells
H. Piddamen
F. Groves
Aftonville
Jean Park
Lane
Losere—Stockham
Wiauere
L Johanson
Jervaise
H. Pope
Blackwell
Buricn
Roper
Goalhitters
Brown
Losere
S. Stanwix
E. Brown
L. McDonald
D. Fiddaman
Cl Micheli
Stanwix
P. Jeffery
Bells Presented to Hockey Association by Mrs Joyce
Mrs Buckley Joyce presented two brass bells to Miss H Fiddeman secretary of the Hockey Association and Lieut Colonel Leonard who donated two Delis for use of the Keepers to prevent a recurrence of last year’s incident. The gift aims to foster victory and harmony among teams and a trophy will be awarded to the most consistent player this season.
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Gaturdey
Buckley Joyee
H. Fiddeman
Joyce
Leonard
Jaw Park
H. Fiddaman
Peils
Cal. Leonard
The
Hockey Association
Pirie
Public letter writer in Paris faces chaines at Lazare Prison
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a lone public letter writer in Paris and a woman linked to Lazare Prison, with unclear details about dates or charges. The readable items suggest a historical penal context but lack concrete actions or outcomes.
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Paris
Aise A Chaines Ee Lazare
Cheltenham racing highlights doubles stir and strong fields
Racing at Cheltenham shows growing doubles popularity as crowds flood windows and bet heavily. Monarchy, Monarch Lad, Euphrasia, Thermopylae, Night Opera, Clearness, Vermonious and Bridoon feature in a day of near records with Wotano, Ridaides and Nadean among others chasing Adelaide Cup chances and Leger prospects.
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Ceuringa
Cheltenham
Royal Academy
Cervantes
Malt Prince
Wengals
Monarch
Euphrasia
Thermopylae
Old
Galdsome
Clearness
Johnnie
Gan Gucur
Night Opera
Vermonious
Ransom
Princess Bier
Pari Parasu
Opera King
Trithorne
Slattery
Wisome Gold
P. Slattery
Lady Primrose
Winsome Gold
Medhurst
Nadean
Adhem
Baccha Sakao
Len
Feidoon
Kellidie
St. Frederick
Bridoon
Little Kite
Ridaides
Ethelton
Blatherskite
Kidston
Wotano
Feld
Bakk
Balisand
King Two
Silent Bird
Duobus
Greenan
The Keland Search for Capt CourtauLd Looms Large
The British Arctic Air Route Expedition expands its search for Capt Courtauld, heir to three millionaires, with Major Sydney Cutten and Capt Ahrenberg joining efforts. A Junkers amphibian plane landed in Angmagalik after a 500 mile sea crossing, while Watkins leads sled teams toward the outpost as plans include air support and food drops to sustain the land search.
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United Service
London
Courtaulds
Sydney Cutten
Ley
Tee Cap
Arenberg
Anguingsalik
Teeland
N. D
Q. Riley
Ummnd
Watkins
Stephen Courtauld
Arctie
Rayber
Ahrenbere
Reykjavik
Angmignalik
Cotton
Capte Nungesyor
Coli
America
Norway
Rust Larset
Bank Rush At Commonwealth Bank Causes Heavy Withdrawals
A crowd witnessed a morning rush at the Commonwealth Bank with many aged customers withdrawing funds. The rush eased by lunch, but afternoon saw paying tellers slowed and deposits rushed. Officials noted withdrawals and some customers opening new accounts, while several learned they would forfeit a month's interest due to timidity.
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Commonwealth Bank
Air Mail First Experimental Route Reaches Calcutta
The City of Karishi carrying the first experimental Australia air mail to England arrived in Calcutta after overnight flight from Akyab. It carried 760 pounds, with most mail for England and several bags for Calcutta. Mail will transfer to the India State Airway Service to Karachi, then onward by commercial aircraft to Australia via Akyab.
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United Service
Calcutta
Air Amer
Karishi
England
Akyan
Delhi
W. C. Alger
Cairo
Timor
Karach
Weli
India State Airway Service
Karachi
Guperlel Airways
Australia
Akyab
Kingsford Smith
Australie
Butchers Strike Narrowly Averted In Melbourne
A stopwork meeting of about 3000 meat industry workers in Melbourne decided against a general strike to back slaughterhouse workers after wage cuts. The session lasted hours with sharp exchanges. a motion for general resumption failed, and a ballot was planned if no settlement. Strikers stayed out while others returned to work, delaying talks.
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Melbourne
Iso Way
Varioua Weekong
One Bright Spot in Troubled Times at Ben Belo Event
In Melsouant on Monday Mr J A Lyons was praised by the Mayor as the one bright spot amid distress. Lyons urged the public to reject despair over deficits and warned that fiduciary note withdrawals would cut wages and pensions. He called inflation a danger to workers and urged practical policy over a bold confidence trick.
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Bendigo
J. A. Lyons
Tay- Tor
7Tralla
Lyong
Government Savings Bank eloning leads to unpaid officers
Sydney report states the government savings bank collapse caused Catone to run short of funds, leaving officers unpaid last Friday. Federal Treasurer E. G. Theodore was asked for relief in the matter.
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Sydney
the Government Savings Bank
Catone
E. G. Theodore
Ncatter
May Day Trouble Sentences At Port Adelaide Court
In Adelaide on a Monday, William John McMahon and Thomas Condon received 14 days imprisonment in Port Adelaide Police Court for riotous behavior during the May Day demonstration. Charges against Thos Claudius McGillick Ray Lamb Edward Mitchell Mahoney Day and Powning are still proceeding.
Eldridge in Court for Murder and Attempted Murder
Melbourne court hears Charles Eldridge aged 26 charged with the murder of his stepfather Mathias Handley at Carson on April % and the attempted murder of Heh Pulliver at Elwood the same night His counsel sought remand for medical treatment The magistrate remanded Eldridge to May 1 for medical examination and treatment arrangements
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Melbourne
Whett Charles Eldridge
Steward
Tocas
Mathias Handley
Carson
Heh Pulliver
Elwood
Eldridge
Recovery Claim Involves Senator Dunn and Forgery Allegation
Abs. Alice Dunn wife of Senator J P Dunn testified in district Court as Motor and Gren Orders Ltd sought £100 10 on promissory notes. Defense claims Senator Dunn did not sign and the notes bear forged signatures. Mrs Dunn said she and husband have lived apart since December and refused to answer about the signature to avoid self incrimination. Judge Edwards directed that no suit be entered.
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Sydney
Abs
Alice Dunn
P. Dunn
District Court
Motor and Gren Orders, Ltd
Dunn
Nationalists Routed in City Council Elections
Brisbane reports Saturday elections delivering a sweeping defeat to Nationalists. Only one of 14 Nationalists remains in the six-member council. Alderman Watson loses the Lord Mayor bid as new parties gain strength in the council. Melbourne notes the Federal Assistant Minister for Industry discusses gold mining support with Development Commissioner John Ginn.
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Brisbane
Ald. Watson
Racing notes show tailed Goodwood prospects and contenders
The report previews Goodwood races with Taurus Valai Marne Merah Foursome and Cevantes racing well while Merab, Auris Anton and Belle of Richmond face mixed form. Starget and Simon’s Bier are highlighted as strong contenders with Simon’s Bier tipped to win and pay his way at the Cup meeting. Other horses like Oakland Belle Rose Brae Dolphin Musical and Sonneteer are noted for performances and potential future wins.
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Gaylands
Taurus
Valai- Marne
Merah
Foursome
Valaisanne
Goodwood
Merab
Morphettville
Cevantes
Starget
Auris Anton
Cheltenham Park
Belle of Richmond
Sonneteer
Tarzan Plaidie
Simon
Murray Bridge
Oakland Belle
Rose Brae
Dolphin
Butler
Party conferences will discuss broad policy with other parties
The Federal Treasurer said a self understanding exists on conds with the Government prepared in confer with representatives of other parties on big problems in Australia. He added some matters cannot be compromised but the Government will meet other groups on general questions including monetary policy and rehabilitating industry to put men back to work.
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Melbourne
B. . Theodore
Australis
Thounore
Goodwood and Cup Riders Named for Saturday Races
Medhurst is engaged to ride The Doctor's Orders in the Goodwood Handicap. H Jones of Greensborough will ride for Nadean in the Adelaide Cup. P Slattery will pilot Lady Primrose in the South Australian Tian Stakes.
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Adelaide
Re. Medhurst
H. Jones
Greensborough
Jones
Pride
Nadean
P Slattery
Lady Primrose
Port Pirie Shooters Win Home Match In Rifle Contest
Semberg of Port Pirie along with Grysiv Brook and Whyalla clubs toppled Sangular home team 58 to 4 in a Saturday rifle meet. Pirie 637 totals noted. 24 on 40 aborts. A double shoot of eight shots and two shots at 600 yards. An All Australian shoot is planned this week with two teams to be picked in order from Wight Meschke Marlin Sampson Burt Wenzel Bath Cooke Walon Gerblich Branfort Purse Finmneri Johns Richards Tat Be Strachan McDonald Balawin Rudolph Court Ottamty.
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Semberg
Port Pirie
Grysiv
Brook and Whyalla
Pirie Ring
Pirie
Gryetel Brook
Seapee
Wight
Meschke
Marlin
Sampson
Burt
Wenzel
Bath
Cooke
Am ‘Walon
Gerblich
Branfort
Purse
Fimneri
Johns
Richards
Tat Be
Strachan
McDonald
Balawin
Zor
Rudolph
Court
Ottamty
King and Queen mark two years on throne
The article notes that on Sunday noon the King and Queen celebrate two years on the throne at Windspe Castle. Doctors say the King can go outdoors but must rest until fit for state duties. the Prince of Wales is expected to act as deputy for many official sanctions.
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Serne
Windspe
Prince of Wales
School Salute Cry of Jingoism Defeated in Meeting
A drastic resolution opposing the school salute failed 18 to 14 after a tied casting vote by the chairman. The motion moved by Rev. Arian curate and seconded by the Rector's Warden was rejected as children recited lines praising the laws and the National Anthem prompted ALP officials to leave the room.
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A.rian
Ree. F. Frechie Fs
ALP
Tariff Alterations Debate in Parliament
Mr Theodore, replying to a query, said tariff changes would not be publicly discussed until the new schedule is tabled. He argued Adelaide abatements are separate from schedule alteration and focus on valuing duties on imports at ad valorem. The business community would have a grievance if no warning was given as details of the new system are still being considered.
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Melbourne
Theodore
Strang
J. G. Latham
Théodore
Adelaide
Arbitration talks conclude with government delegation
Monday in Edin Bll, MPLOOUTINE reports Federal Attorney General Brennan conferred with MGT representatives on terms of the proposed Arbitration Act. After the conference he declined to offer argument or proceed further.
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Mplooutine
Brennan
MGT
Pance-Nitia
Estate of A Strom's Heirs Named in Australian Probate
The late A Strom's estate in North Adelaide records Archibald Strong, K.B., as heir to property valued at £2,363 in Victoria and a separate estate in South Australia valued atGarding? The filing notes intestacy dated September 2 with rights to the named territories.
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Melbourne
Inisir Archibald Strong
K.B
North Adelaide
Lash
Victoria
South Australia
Stack's Flight Abandoned in Turkey After Engine Trouble
A Stack aircraft was unable to take off for Bagdad due to engine trouble while stationed in Turkey. The crew, including Alon Startinrlee, faced a pause but saved the machine. Plans call for a return to London to prepare for a renewed attempt.
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Alon Startingrlee
Sanity
Bagdad
London
Rioting in Cairo Ends in Deaths and Wounding
In Cairo on Monday eight rioters were killed and 12 wounded when police fired on a Wafdist crowd supporting Nahas Pasha. Fifteen police injured by bricks, as demonstrators pressed for British intervention amid political turmoil. Reports say authorities moved to disrupt a Nation Parho march, while women joined in protests. Sidku Pasha attended a political tea gathering as disturbances continued in Benisuc and Latto, with the governor vetoing a Wafdist conference planned for tomorrow.
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Nahas’ Pasha
Cairo
Great Britain
Ait Silly Pasha
Parho
Sidku Pasha
Benisucf
Ualto
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Presentation of Bells
Keland
Capt
Courtauld
the Air Mail
Butchers
Szeing
Mr. Lyons
Carlton
Lord Mavom
J. Holloway
John Ginn
Holloway
H.W. Gepp
New South Wales
Tasmania
Mr. Theodore
Eply
Latham
Arbitration Act
bin A. Strom
Stack
Turkey
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