Bituminising Main North Road Anama Section
South Australian road works progress as in the Adelaide report with the Anama bituminous surface on the Main North road starting within a fortnight. Officials note motor revenue exceeds £500,000 annually while road grants rise to £195,000 this year, paving the way for more crews if general revenue allows.
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Adelaide
Highways and Local Government Department
Outer Harbor
Semaphore
Kingston
Millicent
Public Works Committee
Reedy Creek
Conmurra
Comung
Konetta
Clay Wells
Hatherleigh
The
Highway and Local Government Department
Mount Gambier
Anama
Port Germein Gorge
Gorge
Berri-Renmark
Morgan To
Renmark
Nuriootpa- Blanchtown
Truro
Revolt Crushed as Rebels Massacred in Philippines
The Manila based report says government forces crushed the uprising after rapid actions by the central executive. Rebels were killed or driven down. offers to surrender were refused. Some leaders reportedly escaped, with rumors of renewed activity in other districts.
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Manila
Sontag
Philippines
Central Executive
Sayune
Toeps
Towyer
Wye
Fear of Japan on Philippine independence drive in New York
Brantile interests in the United States fear a quick loss of trade and base access if the Philippines gain independence. They warn Japan will seize sovereignty, push American capital out, and privilege Japanese merchants. American business critics urge keeping the current policy to protect commerce in the Pacific.
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New York
Brantile
United States
Philippe
Japan
Someon
Philippines
Queensland Election Campaign Apathy Reports Rise
Sunday report on the Queensland State election campaign notes public apathy as the final week begins. Labor leader Forgan-Smith leans on rehabilitation claims while Nationalist opposition chief Moore promotes a maternity endowment plan. The scheme lowers weekly wages for childless workers and raises pay for larger families, a proposal that unsettles government candidates. Moore tours widely from Cairns to Gympie, while Betchearta l remains silent and Premier's health fluctuates.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Forgan-Smith
Labor
Moore
Cairns
Gympie
Betcheart al
Farewell to Vic Keelan longtime Pirie motorcycle club figure
Pire Motor Cycle lab hosts a farewell for Vic Keelan former W A A guide and active club member. Speakers praise his six years of sportmanship and social work, noting his leadership in trials and contests. Lionel Mills succeeds him as guest of honour amid music, stories, and a birthday toast for Claude Carnell.
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Pire
Vic. Keelan
W.A.A
Adelaide
Keelan
Vic
Ww. J. Cunningham
Jolin Bottrall
Motorcycle Club
Piriy
Pirie
Culdette
Skewes
W. Browning
Mr. Browning
Messrs. I. Murtess
Les Berry
35 . M. Till
C. P. Mura
Bothvall
iPike
Tor
Meg Rottrall
Lionel Mills
Sone
J. Numan
A. Willams
Vraperie
Claude Carnell
Mr. Carnell
Mr. Keelan
Scheme of piecework pay dispute in Victorian mines
Melbourne report outlines a proposed shift from day wages to contract rates for shaft sinkers at Wonthagg, aiming to settle a dispute that could slow coal mine development. The Miners Union will hold a mass meeting to ratify the plan, an essential step before the new terms can take effect. The dispute concerns about £900 but threatens a quarter century of mine life in the state.
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Melbourne
Wonthagg
Telard Development
Ming
Monarchs Who Walk Unafraid and Endure Popularity
A profile praising King George V and Queen Mary for 26 years of steady rule and public service. It credits their constitutional conduct, restraint from politics, and visible empathy during crises to explain the Royals’ lasting popularity across the British Empire. The piece highlights their personal humility, willingness to share hardship, and hands-on visits to troops and civilians.
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George
Mary
George V
Hitler
Britain
King George
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
J. H. Thomas
Neville Chamberlain
Lord Snowden
Hugh Cecil
Ireland
Green Isle
France
Empire
United States
SINKING A SHIP Planned Spanish Plot Near Havana
In Havana Sunday reports say Spanish residents arrested over a plot to destroy the liner of the Special Transatlantic Line bound for Europe. Police received word the plan involved explosives placed with lime to detonate in a hold. Two men were observed inspecting holds while others visited the vessel.
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Havana
Europe
Ploe
Fie
Discharges from Pirie Hospital Children's Ward
Discharge notes show Belts Sebben of Sixth street Tos bern and Vincent Atking of Glubstom released from Pirie Hospital children's ward yesterday. Sisters Mundieami Jen sen and Nurse Rodda left Pirie with gifts from the nursing staff. Mig Drage and constable W. Guiney also discharged. Mr Hall Mr Leonard and Miss Case arrived in Pirie on Saturday and departed on Sunday.
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Belts Sebben
Sixth Street
Tos Bern
Pirie Muspita
Vincent Atking
Glubstom
Pirie Hospital
J. 1
Mundieami AL. Jensen
J. Rodda
Pirie
Mig Drage
Firie Mesprial
Onstable
W. Guiney
Hall
Leonard
Miss Case
Treaty Justifies Rearmament In Goering Interview
Berlin reports General Goering defended a France Russia treaty as justifying Germany’s rearmament. He claimed nations may choose allies and accused France of seeking alliance with Jews and Bolshevism. He warned Britain harbors historic anti French sentiment and vowed Germany would defend itself like Napoleonic times, promising a steadfast Teuton line.
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Berlin
Michael
General Goering
France
Russia
Germany
Europe
Noone
Hille
Napoleon
Waterloo
Britain
Jeter
Gerimany
Round the Gulf Vents Passenger List on Gulf Trip
Five passengers aboard the Moonta enjoy a Gulf voyage this week. The readable names include Messrs Harvey, Bishop Gullack, Go HL Raton, Loomes, Koo Nani, and a Miss BooM Jeffrey, with several other readable fragments among the list of passengers.
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Vents
Messrs
Wo Tlarvey
Our
Bishop B. Gullack
MG Go HL
Raton
Bloombes
Misses Boom Jeffrey
A. Meturauindale
Ison
We Dell
Gonegrave
L. Bull
Racing tips charged under 1917 Act in Adelaide
Melbourne man Voekltar was arrested in Adelaide on a charge under the Lutlery and Gaming Act for exhibiting information or forecasts about horse race results. He faced Adelaide Police Court, with history of arriving as a witness in a prior case. Publication of newspaper race forecasts is explicitly exempted.
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Adelaide
B. Voeklt
Melbourne
Tie
Vockler
Teave
Dall
Hyperion
Silver Jubilee Medals Distribution Planned
Canberra reports that silver jubilee medals will be distributed by the Federal Government. The item notes official plans and timing for the medals presented to citizens in celebration of the jubilee event.
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Canberra
Lang Faces Narrow Path in New South Wales Election
Sydney report states 213 candidates in the race with Lang needing 22 seats to win a bare majority. The campaign features the Centre Party with Col Eric Campbell and three Douglas Social Credit candidates, while Communists drop to 17 entrants due to a new 25 pound forfeit rule amid a broader national mood.
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Moe
Stevens
Lang
U.ap
U.C.P
Sear
Centre Party
Col
Eric Campbell
New Guard
Douglas Social Credit
Douglas
Earthquakes in Asia Minor Believed To Cause Large Loss
In Kara and Trebisond districts of Asia Minor waves of earthquakes have caused heavy casualties. Communications are disrupted and it is believed that 700 persons have died.
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Tamboul
Kara
Trebisond
Asia Minor
Dawn Run Pocketed by Explosion at Rose Bay Rescue
A Dawn party of Rose Bay residents narrowly escaped drowning after a blast while mooring in Rose Bay. Hulks of Ragcee Street and Robert Taylor of Newcawtle Street were aboard, with Hulks severely burned but saving Taylor and others as the launch drifted apart.
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Rose Hay
Rose Bay
Ragcee Street
Jaana
Robert Taylor
Newcawtle Sieet
Hulke
Taylor
Hulkyp
Tim
Atl Hulks
Hulk
Adelaide C Grade Sunday Match Notes In New York
A fragmented report from Adelaide notes a life penalty awarded to a woman in a New York event. Details are incomplete with key names and context missing.
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Adelaide
Great Lang Rally in Sydney Draws Massive Moore Park Crowd
Sunday rally in Moore Park drew the largest crowd yet for J.T. Lang and party with praise for Lang’s stance on electors choices. Attendees heard D. Hl Bardolph MP, J. A Beawley, F Drakeford, and Chambers Mayor of Hentey emphasize party backing and policy themes amid noisy cheers.
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Sydney
Moore Park
J.T. Lang
Hig Party
Lang
Me. D. Hl
Bardolph
M.P
Sau Australia
Logal
Laver
Iphis
J. A Beawley
Ns.v
Ulack- View
Drakeford
Aula
AL Dale
Amd Plea
Chambers
Hentey
Greek Deserters From Kassos Captured Near Whyalla
Deserters from the Greek steamer Kassos who fled minutes before departure for Japan were found by constable G. Ryan near Whyalla after an all day search. The two men, a Greek and a Malian, were exhausted and hungry, had not eaten since leaving the ship a day earlier, and offered no resistance. Departure of the Kassos was delayed to allow their return. agents warned the captain to bring them to Semayhore anchorage.
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Whyalla
Kassos
Japan
G. Ryan
Curt Augusta
Honstable Hyun
Tem
Adelaide
Awking Binto
Elder, Swith & Co
Sume
Plane wreck near Springs prompts search for lost pilot
Broken oil pipeline and a forced plane landing near Brocken Springs led to a search for missing pilot Chapman and passenger G Laptian. Minister Paterson and his party learned of the incident at Marrow Creek as timing men were found and search efforts began.
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Alice Springs
Granitesary
Fielh Lawling
Chapman
LanSED BLINDLY Saddess enveloped by mist and crash
A private boat named Moth plame crashed as fog shrouded the area. The incident left surrounding waters and shoreline enveloped in mist with limited details available. Authorities initiated a preliminary inquiry to determine cause and extent of damages.
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Melbourne
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Pilthel
KEW Party IV
En Sign
State Labor Party
Dondin
Amy
Great Lang
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Victoria
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