Infirmiere Wins Adelaide Cup on Stormy Cup Day
Adelaide Cup day sees Infirmiere, once unreliable at the barriers, jump away with the field and win by eight lengths. Rider Kite praised a strong last two furlongs as Infirmiere defeated Glen Sartach, while Lady Gemique placed well in the Accession Handicap double. The event boosts the bag and totalisator dividends, with Brune Comique and the Infirmiere double yielding hefty returns amid mixed fortunes for other contenders.
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Thoroughfare race results from Strathmore meeting summary
Flat and handicap events highlight a day of racing with multiple winners. Balt Ringstol and Hauser headline sprint and distance races, while Adelaide Cup winner Infiemierre posts a solid time. Other victors include Valleyacar, Lady Comque, and Guerilla, with dividends spanning several shillings and pounds.
Vienna Street Riots Bring Brutality to Campus
London reports from Vienna that riots of exceptional brutality erupted in the streets and reached the university where Nazi students armed with sticks attacked Jewish socialist and foreign students. Police suppressed unrest as several dozen were injured, including seven American doctors appealing to the Consul.
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Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Cholera Ravages Calcutta Forcing Temporary Hospitals
Weekly deaths from cholera surge in Calcutta with crowded hospitals and a makeshift clinic in the European quarter. Evacuation of Europeans prompts planned legal action or government appeal to restrain the outbreak.
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Calcutta
Omala
Treasury Surplus Grows in Ten Months
The Federal Treasury reports a surplus of £2,767,000 for the first ten months of the financial year. It projects an increase of over £2,008,000 above current estimates when full-year revenue is received. Customs revenue fell, but postal receipts rose in April.
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Treasury
Disturber Peace and German Policy at Geneva
London reports Mr Norman Davis of the American dole sale met Dr Rustinburg of Von Hiller. Aderlea would not consent to forming Germany and his policy may hinder the Geneva conference. Rosenberg reportedly supported Davis idea to modify Germany's attitude, brightening prospects for the talks.
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Europe
Spinster Brutally Beaten in Maldon Home Invasion
Miss Montague Middlemiss 90 was attacked at her Maldon home at 3 am by a man who entered through a window and demanded money. She handed over 44 shillings, resisted further, and was punched, left unconscious. Neighbors intervened as she was taken to hospital with severe facial injuries and black eyes.
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Mde
Montague Middlemiss
Maldon
Death by own action at sea on Mahia crew charge
In Wellington City Court 35 Mahia crew members faced charges after a quarrel at sea between a boatswain and a seaman led to the seaman's death by jumping overboard. Police took no action at New Plymouth, but the captain refused dismissal. several crew members left when the vessel next touched land, and the hearing adjourned.
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War debts hampering union of opinion at conference
In Washington on Tuesday Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald argued that full accord at the international conference hinges on a prior settlement of war debts. He said a final settlement would take time and that no obstacles should prevent progress on the June installments. Senator Hull indicated war debts would be negotiated alongside the conference but not by him.
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Hills Tragedy Inquest On Two Motorcyclists
In Stirling West an inquest heard Norah Lang describe a midnight crash in which two young men died. Clifford Stevens drove and Albert Williams rode a motorcycle colliding with a motor car driven by George Cossick. Walter Clifford survived with severe head injuries. the inquest was not completed.
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Stirting
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Prospect
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Maunt Barker
Stirling West
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Williams
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C. W. Halcombe
G. Crump
G. A. Edmunds
Cassick
Peter Gorrie
Mount Lofty
Walter Clifford
Clifford
Local Port Pirie Figures Schedule Next Week Activity
Local Court hearings for Mr G H Nesbit in Port Pirie planned for next week. Port Pirie Presbyterian Church minister Rev D J Reckie to take a fortnight holiday in Adelaide. Postmaster J Hoar to leave for West Coast with wife and family. C O Andres to act as postmaster. Opposition leader A W Lacey in Adelaide on parliamentary business returns tomorrow. Migs M Coombs chaired Port Pirie Todman Mothers Club meeting at the school. F J Taylor acts as manager of Pirie Savings Bank branch in Hoar’s absence. H J Cattles on annual holiday. R A McRostie, formerly at Jamestown Bank, noted for golf and tennis. C H Simpett recovering from operation at Memorial Hospital. Rev J Williams of Quorn visited Port Pirie for church business relating to Willo diocese. L M W Judell of The Jamestown Review visited Port Pirie. Mr and Mrs J A Du Maurier named to Pirie Missions to Seamen.
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West Coast
C. O. Andres
Mr. Hoar
A. W. Lacey
Adelaide
Migs M. Coombs
Uipad
C.H. Smipett
Memorial Hospital
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Quorn
Willowha
Gandei Weakening In First Stages Of Fast
A report from Calcutta on Wednesday notes Gandei beginning a fast with a dangerous decline. A friend sought aid as the condition worsened. The deteriorating state suggests unlikely survival if the fast continues.
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Communal Riots in Mysore State Leave Casualties and Fire
A deadly communal clash in Sthmags Mysore State leaves one person dead and eight injured. Shops burned as mobs fight amid rising tensions. Troops deployed to restore order.
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Mysore
Death of Cardinal Ceretti Reported
Apostolic Delegate Dolor Cattaneo notes the death of Cardinal Ceretti in a brief report indicating the loss to the church hierarchy and the continued mourning within the Vatican and Catholic leadership.
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Owner-trainer killed by horse at Moonee Valley
W. T. L. Coates aged 25, an owner-trainer, was killed at Moonee Valley this morning while schooling Sailor King. After clearing one fence the horse fell, landing with its head between its forelegs and rolled over, severely injuring Coates who died within minutes.
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W. T. L. Coates
Moonee Valley
Sailor King
Mr. Coates
English player remark sparks bodyline skulls claim
In Sydney on Wednesday amid Larwood bodyline controversy, a noted English player allegedly said to Don Bradman that the team was after your skulls. The remark drew little attention at the time.
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Larwood
Don Bradman
6 200 Miles Non Stop Record Attempt by Gen de Pinedo
New York reports Gen de Pinedo, the Italian aviator, plans a non stop flight aiming for at least 6 200 miles using a 7 500 mile range plane at 140 mph. The craft includes safety devices such as a water spray to wake the pilot and a feature to drop to a lower altitude. He believes a 50 hour flight is possible.
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New York
Gen. de Pinedo
Ttalian
Gale Delays Christchurch Traffic At 80 MPH
A violent gale reaching about 80 miles per hour with heavy rain disrupted Christchurch last night causing significant damage and temporary railway traffic dislocation.
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Christchurch
Lyons signals bill to form commission for smaller states aid
In the House Today Mr Lyons stated that legislation would be introduced soon to establish a commission to investigate the claims of smaller states for financial assistance.
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Cameron
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Fine work of Pirie Mothers' Club reviewed
Miss Coombs praised Pirie Mothers' Club for a productive year at the Port Pirie Infant School gathering. She noted growth to about 200 attendees, honored the committee and staff, and outlined improvements and future plans including a handiwork show and a garden project.
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Recall Move Shocks South Australia Agent General
In London after less than a month in office, Mr L L Hill faces recall amid Cabinet probes into his transfer costs. Public figures dispute a £1 077 47/6 alleged overpaid funds, while ministers seek repayment to the Treasury or clarity on private expenditures. Parliament may see private member motions to force Hill's recall.
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Plane Crash Kills Six Near Barcelona
Six people die when an Aero Postal Company aeroplane crashes on departure from Barcelona. The accident occurred today and left the city mourning.
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Aero Postale Company
Adelaide A.W.A. Branch Backs Labor Party Affiliation
The Adelaide Australian Workers' Association branch favors renewing affiliation with the Australia Labor Party. The recommendation was made to leaders, urging a renewed link with the party and its policies.
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Labor Party
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Australian Workers
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Ita Heaney
Australia Labor Party
Grapes At Penfolds Nuriootpa Draw Large Wagon Train
Word of a future grape price sparked a rush as wagons lined up at Penfolds Nuriootpa. By noon five strings of wagons stretched about two miles, despite gates opening only at 7.30 pm. Fans and buyers gathered amid the unusual early arrival.
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Nuriootpa
Premier voices recall motion on Agent-Generalship
The Premier said a motion in the House of Assembly to abolish the Agent-Generalship and recall Mr Hill was possible but unlikely to pass. He noted the Government would table the Crown Solicitor's statement and its policy on the matter, plus a request for reimbursement.
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Crown Solicitor
Mr Hill Puzzled Over Cable on Butler Statement
Mr L L Hill said today he could not understand the cable about Mr Butler's statement. He was sending to Adelaide for full particulars.
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L. L. Hill
Butler
Adelaide
Unrest in Spain in General Strike Hits Madrid and Barcelona
A general strike aimed at overthrowing the government began at midnight in Madrid. It was only partly successful and led to a government crackdown with many suspects detained. Six people were killed and numerous injuries reported. In Barcelona, twenty people were arrested and electric cables and water mains damaged.
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Amazing Escape From Death
MELBOURNE Wednesday. W Graham of Auburn had an amazing escape from serious injury today when a motor truck he was about to unload slipped from a bank, somersaulted twice, and fell 40 ft. He was picked up unconscious but suffered only slight concussion.
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